The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-18
MILLBURN,
IRvINGT0N
AND I'LL
Society IN
the Oranges

The first Cosinovilla entertainment of
the week will be given tonight in the
Woman's Clubhouse, East Orange. I'M
der the auspices of the World Villa,
Miss Catherine Wiggin, chairman. The
artists are Anthony H. Euer, who will
give readings and monologues; Miss
Elsie Greer, of East Orange, violin Sc
lections, and Harry l.. Hoffman, violin
solos.
Another Cosmovilla event this week
will be a musical reading to be given
tomorrow afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Arthur B. Leach, 321 Scotland
road. South Orange, by Miss Amy
Grant, of New York. Miss Grant will
tell the story of the new Strauss opera,
Electra" which created so much in
terest In Germany last winter. The
English version has been given In New
York by Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Miss
Grant has been heard In the Oranges,
Montclair and Glen Ridge in musical
readings of Tennyson's "Enoch Arden
The initial entertainment to be given
by the Swedish Villa of Cosmovilla,
which vas held Saturday night in
Eaton Hall, Fifteenth street, East Or
ange, a "sill Saxa'-Swedish supper
proved a great success. $3.50 having been
added to the general fund. National
Swedish dishes were served. The hall
was decorated with Swedish and Amer
lean flags and chrysanthemums, asters
and dahlias. donated by Mrs. John Cros-
by Brown, from the green houses of her
residence, "Brighthurst," Ridge road,
West Orange. The members of the
committee all wore white dresses. They
were: Miss Enida A. Sundburg, chair
man of Swedish Villa; Mrs. Axel Lof-
quist, chairman of the committee of ar.
rangements; Mrs. S. Axelson. Mrs. j.
Oscar Ohlson. Mrs. K. Eric Bergman,
Mrs. Eric Maigren. Miss Anna Wal
stedt, Miss Ingleborg Sellnan and Miss
A. Edena Sundburg. Piano and VOC
solos were given by Miss Anna Good
man, of East Orange, and violin selec-
tons by Mr.. Bodinson, of Bloomfield.
The members of the Swedish Villa de-
sire to thank the Templet Hoppt Nc. 3
for the use of the hall, as that o%rganiza-
ton postponed a regular meeting in or
der to aid the work being carried on by
Cosmoviiia in behalf of the Orange Nc
mortal Hospital.
One of the important events this sea-
will be the second subscription
colonial ball, to be held on Washing
Birthday in the Woman's Club
house, East Orange, under the auspices
of Orange Chapter, Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution, of which the president
is John Lenord Merrill. At a meeting
Of the chapter it was decided to hold
a ball again this season, in preference
to a banquet. Last winter the affair
was one of THE most brilliant social
functions ever held in the Oranges. and
the affair this season promises to
it. All who accept Invitations
will wear costumes Of Revolutionary
times.
Miss Bessie Foley, of Baltimore, niece
of the late Bishop Thomas Foley, of
Chicago, and the present Bishop John
of Detroit, is visiting Mrs. j.
South Orange.
A dinner party was given on Satur-
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. Graham H..
Scott at their residence, Charlton ave-
nue., South Orange. The affair was a
of the guests who spent the
summer at Bay Head. They were Mr..
and Mrs. Abram B. Hopper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher Miller, of South Orange;
Miss Clara Overton, of Maplewood;
A. Overton and Duncan M. Fergu-
of New York.
Mrs. c. T. Nudge. of Baltimore. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. Guyton
Boston, of Vose avenue, South Orange.
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