The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-21
Society in
the Oranges

Miss Rita Alcott Jackson, of 81 Glen
wood avenue, East Orange, daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James Morti-
mer jackson, and George e. Larter, of
Cleveland, o., will be married on Mon
day afternoon at the residence Of the
bride. The Rev. DR.. John II. Patter-
son, pastor of the Central Presbyterian
Church of Orange, will perform the
ceremony, which will be attended only
by the immediate relatives. Miss Jack
son is w~ell-known in the Oranges. She
was for ten years chairman of the COM
mittee of arrangements for the annual
fair held for the Orange Memorial Hos
pital and has served as q member of
the board OF governors of that insti-
tuition.
Mrs. Guy Decker, of 43 Reynolds ter
race, Orange, gave a bridge at her
home this afternoon for the benefit of
the Log Cabin Villa of Cosmovilla. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Edmund
l.. Decker, Mrs. f. G. Gould, Miss Mar
jorie Van Nuyse and Miss Olive Decker.
There were eight tables in play, and
the guests included Mrs. Charles M.
Decker, Mrs. George Dilwyn Cook. Mrs.
Edward II. Eckfeldt, Mrs. George De
Laval, Mrs. ellison, Mrs. w. Reginald
Baker, Mrs. Arthur Decker, Mrs. Adam
H. Groei, Mrs. Joseph Kahrs, Mrs. l.. A..
Norton, Miss Crawford, Mrs. Edward
A. Mccoy, Mrs. Charles d. Cole, Mrs.
Edgar E. Lethbridge, Mrs. William
Graves. Mrs. A. T. Heyn. Mrs. j. A. r..
Dunning, Miss Beard, Mrs.
Mrs. George 0. Seward, Miss Elizabeth
Beard, Mrs. Ernest F. Eidlitz, Mrs. J.
d. Mills. Mrs. Robert Spencer, MRS.
Martinetti, Mrs. Frederick Taft, Mrs.
John D.. Everitt, Mrs. H. r. Nickerson,
Mrs. Louis Francis Reed, Mrs. w. s.
Wolfe. Miss Davey, Mrs. Caxton Brown.
Miss Ethel Patterson, OF 45s Main
street, Orange, entertained the mem
bers of the Swiss Villa and their friends
at her home yesterday afternoon. IL
was a sewing party, and each OF the
guests brought their thimbles and
needles with them. The proceeds from
the basket collection will be devoted
to the Swiss Villa fund. Miss Elizabeth
Farnsworth is chairman of the villa.
Mrs. John Fulton Patterson and Mrs.
James Garvin presided at the tea table.
The Dutch collection OF pictures at
the Metropolitan Museum, which Will
be on exhibition until December /, Will
no the subject of a lecture to be given
by Miss Hannah II. Hefter, of New
York. in the assembly-room of the
Woman's Clubhouse Saturday morn
ing at 1915 o'clock. The lecture has
been by Mrs. N. Wetmore
Halsey. Mrs. John K. Gore n Mrs.
James Earl Cheeseman, for the bene-
fit of the Log Cabin Villa OF Cosmo-
villa. There will be no tickets, but a
small admission will be charged.
Alden Freeman, of Mum avenue,
East Orange, yesterday gave a lunch
con in the ladies' annex of the Metro
politan Club, Fifth avenue and Sixtieth
street. New York, in honor of the
Comte de Ia Fayette. After luncheon
there were Persian and Indian story
dances by Miss Mirzah Cheslir. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Francis Freeman, Miss Belle Ward,
Miss Sara Anna Dunn, Mrs. Robert
Van Epps, Miss Georgianna Van Epps,
j. Fred Cross, jr., Miss Laura Bowers
and Miss Mary Bowers. Mrs. Charles
A. Christian, Representative and Mrs.
William II. Wiley, Mrs. Leonard KEEL
logg, J.. Frank Palmer, Frank Edwin
Elwell, of Weehawken, the sculptor;
DR.. and Mrs. M. $. King. formerly of
East Orange. and several other inti-
mate friends.
The women Of the Colonial villa of
C%osmovilla will give a bridge whist
party at the residence of Mrs. Benja-
min Shepard. rs Harrison street. East
Orange, tomorrow night. Attractive
prizes will be offered. Mrs. Charles z.
Gerhard and Miss Gerhard will give a
morning bridge party at the residence
Of Mrs. Paul Gerhard, of 1856 Harrison
street, East Orange. on Monday MORN
ing at 10 o'clock for the benefit of the
French Villa. Pickles. preserves, jel-
lies, etc, will be sold at the cake sale
OF the gypsy camp. which win be held
on Saturday morning at SOP Main street,
East Orange.
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