The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-06
GLEN RIDGE,
%BELLEvILLE
AND NUTLEY
Society in
the ORANGES

Invitations are being sent out by
Mrs. Robert w. Hawkesworth, of 4S9
Main street, East Orange, for a series
of three subscription musicals, to be
held the Friday mornings of November
5 and rs and December II in the
Woman's Clubhouse, East Orange.
The artists are all widely known In the
musical world. They are Victor Her
bert and his orchestra, which will rem
Ger some of Mr.. Herbert's own compo-
sitions; Cecil Tanning, a we'll known
American singer, who has recently a
offers from the Metropolitan Opera
Company and also for operate appear
ances at Vienna and Rome, but has de-
cided to confine himself to song recital,
oratorio and concert engagements:
Miss Margaret Reyes, mezzo-soprano,
who was heard recently in the Worces-
ter Music Festival, where she sang
with marked success; Maurice Kauf-
man, violinist, who gave a series of
chamber music concerts in East Orange
last season; harles F. Hammond,
baritone, and William G.. Hammond,
pianist, whose composition,
Ballad of Lorraine will be given by
the Orange Musical Art Society at its
concert in January; the Misses Atile
and Juliette ~Sondheim, ensemble plan
lists.
Those who won prizes yesterday at
a pivot bridge whist party held in the
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Jerome Dudley Gedney, So Washington
street, East Orange, to aid the Italian
Villa of ~Cosmovilla, were Mrs. c. G..
Afford, Mrs. Ralph H. Hunt, Mrs.
Samuel Yardley, Mrs. Joseph Taylor,
Mrs. William e. Gilmore, Mrs. A. d.
Chambers, Miss Smieton, Mrs. Nc
Carly, Mrs. Tenant, Mrs. Bedle, Mrs.
Charles G. Colyer, Mrs. George o..
Seward, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs F. w.
Lockwood, Mrs. r. McKeon, Mrs.
Nancy Vandenberg. Miss Piercy, Miss
Dodd, Miss Margaret Mum, Mrs. J. s..
Francis, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Barnum,
Mrs. Farley Osgood, Mrs. H. B.. Fonda,
Mrs. j. S. Parker, Mrs. w. II. Bonnell,
Mrs. 3ayles and Mrs. John Irving
Romer.
Others present were: Mrs. E. C.
Klipstein, Mrs. James M. French, Mrs.
Frederick II. Hasselman, Mrs. Joseph
Taylor, Mrs. William Simpson, Miss
l.. A. Hiss. Mrs. George King, Mrs.
Avery Cushman. Mrs. Jennings, Mrs.
John A. McElroy, Mrs. Edward A. Nc
Coy. Miss Irwin, Mrs. Kenneth r..
Kingsbury. Mrs. Fitch. of Brooklyn;
Mrs. Nicholas Bindseil, Mrs. George H.
Squire, Mrs. S. H.. NJ. Agens, Miss
Jones. Miss Belle Ward, Mrs. Percy
Byron, Mrs. Edwin Bayles. Miss
Haight, Mrs. Charles Gerhardt, Miss
Adeline Cone, Miss Louise Dodd, Mrs.
A. C. Van Gaasbeck, Mrs. William
Graves. Mrs. II. o. Clark, Mrs. w. III.
Jones, Mrs. Nelson Clark, Miss Dugues-
SON, Mrs. James Wakeman, Mrs. Fred
erick w. Garvin, Miss Smieton. Mrs.
Oscar Gubelman, Mrs. Ynnant. of New
York; Mrs. Roland Hopper, Mrs. Mas
san and Miss Wilkinson, of Montclair;
Mrs. Boyd, Miss Alice Mum, Miss
Edith Shepard. Miss Emeline Jackson,
Mrs. S. H. Davis, Mrs. E. D. Dewitt,
Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Hare, Mrs. w. Ander-
son Walker, Mrs. AMI Smith, Mrs.
William Fowler. Mrs. c.. w. Little and
Mrs. Harry Sackett.
Judge and Mrs. James B.. Dill, of SO
Harrison street. East Orange, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Susan Dill, to William
Trump, of Philadelphia. Miss Dill Is
a sister of Mrs. Gordon Grand (nee
Miss Emma H. DID, of a Orange,
who was married last January.
Among the musical events
is an entertainment arranged by Miss
Adeline w. Torrey, to be given Tues
day morning, November 16, in the
Woman's Clubhouse. East Orange. The
artists will be Madame Cecile Behrens,
of New York, pianist; Mrs. Beatrice
Bowman-Flint, operate soprano; a trio
composed of Mrs. Margaret Haugh-
want, of Orange, plano; Miss Lillian
Littlehales, of New York. '%cellist, and
Miss Anna lessen, of Orange, violinist.
In honor of Austen Colgate, president
of the Essex County Country Club, the
members will give a stag dinner to-
morrow night at the clubhouse. This
new bowling alleys, the gift of Colonel
Colgate, will be formally opened. Those
on the executive committee besides
Colonel Colgate are Ira A. Kip, jr.,
ice-president: Charles F.. Rand, secre-
tary. and Congressman r. Wayne
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