Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-29

close of the reading there was an in
formal tea. Miss Elizabeth McCarter
and Mrs. Edwin S. Lines poured.
To Wed a baltimore Girl.
One of the summer weddings of in
terest to Newarkers will be that of
! Miss Marie Young Robertson. daughter
of Mrs. Anna NJ. Robertson, of 9i3
North Fulton avenue, Baltimore, and
Harry Winfield Kase. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Kase, of 10a Lincoln
park. this city.
Miss Plum to Give Luncheon.
Miss Marco Plum will give a luncheon
at her home, 50 Park place, Monday.
Mrs. Conklin's Bridge.
Mrs. Franklin Conklin willsentertain
at bridge for Miss Isabelle Lewis Nc
Carter, at her residence next Tuesday
afternoon. 81
For Miss Higbie.
Miss Irene II. Higbie will be the prin-
.cipa1 guest at a tea to be given by Miss
EsHenrietta Bigelow at her home, 81
Clinton avenue, next Tuesday after
noon. II sfse0sta 3
Mrs. HoHs to GIVE Tea.
h A tea win be given by Mrs. Chester
aeR. Hoag at her residence. Mount Pros
pect avenue, next Wednesday.
sCards FOR i i8rIdec. aa
Mrs. Sydney N. Ogden and Miss
Ogden have issued cards for a bridge
at their residence. 121 Third avenue,
next Friday afternoon.
Saturday Club.
Mrs. S. Erwin Manness. of 625 Mt.
Prospect avenue, will entertain the
Saturday Club at her home next Satur-
day afternoon. The program will treat
of German authors. Miss Emma Smith
will contribute a paper on SCHILLER and
His Poetry" and Mrs. FILLMORE Condlt
WY describe a recent trip up the
Q Rhine. During the social hour Miss
Mary r. OFT and Miss Minnie Glassner
will contribute vocal and violin solos.
Travellers Club.
The Travellers Club is scheduled to
meet at the home of Mrs. Benjamin r.
Hurd. 81 North Ninth street. next Fri
day. Mrs. Hurd will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. John Contrell. Mrs. It.
Grams Runyon will talk on "Tanagra
and its Figurines," Mrs. J. G.. White
law will read a paper on Greek Sculp-
ture.'' Mrs. Frederick A.. Dudley will
also contribute one on 'Thebes and its
Associations and Mrs. Henry A.
Steuber will give a reading from Dry
denis "Alexander's Feast"
Curt0mis Literary Club.
At the regular meeting of the Cur
tomis Literary Club at the home of
Mrs. Thomas J.. Bissell, 106 Sussex ave-
nue., East Orange, yesterday arrange
ments were made for the clubs annual
luncheon and theatre party next Thurs
day. After a luncheon at the Beaux
Arts h members will attend a per-
Torrance at the New Theatre.
The study of English literature was
continued. Miss Ellastine Seitz pre-
scented an interesting paper on "Chau.
GER" There was also "a discussion or
"Antirvivisection.,' and Mrs. Jesse D
Lippincott read a pape on "What
Shall BE Done With the Tncurables p
Mrs. w. Halsey Smith read a paper or
Have Women the Right to Suffrage?'
The matter of joining the New Jerse,
State Federation was also taken up
and it was decided not to Join, because
most of the members belong TO fed
Grated clubs.
A Mothers Educatiopns Meeting.
n Or. Theodore Teimer delivered a tall
on 1.-THE Scientific Feeding of Infants
and Young Children at an open meet
ing of the Association of Da,
Nurseries held h the Free Publi'
Library Yesterday. He said that ther'
was more danger from overlooking
child than undertaking it, and that /;
great many mothers made the mistake
of giving solid food to their babe
long before they were able to digest it
He also gave milk formulate for infant
of various ages and constitutional con
ditions.
81 Miss Emily. S.. Hamblen also toll
how necessary 1t was for the mothe
TO have a proper knowledge of foo
values. and gave instances of the in
creased good that had come OF he
work in the model tenement. wher
housewives have been taught to con
duct their housekeeping in a hygieni
manner. The president, Mrs. Algernol
II. Sweeney, introduced h speaker.
Arrangements are being made for TIL
third annual "Day Nursery Day" t
be held in the spring.
= silver pny Club Social.
vi The regular mid-year meeting OF tn
Silver Bay Club, of the 1oun
Women's Christian Association too
place in the central building, IA Eas
Park street, last night. A feature wa
"a jolly chatting dish supper, preside
over by Mrs. Charles Henry, Miss Jes
sic Houston, Miss Helen Lawrence an
Miss Ruth Tapping. During the bus
afness meeting plans were made for mex
summers delegation to the Silver Ba
conference at Lake George. A socis
shour followed.
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vcsper Services.
Miss Alethia Brown, travellers al
secretary of the Young Women's Chri:
tan Association, will be the speaker &
the vesper services at IA a Par
street, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clocl
Songs will be rendered by Miss Jess
Fairlie.
College Club Theatre Party.
About sixty members of the Collee
Woman's Club journeyed in a specii
car over the Lackawanna road toda
for their annual theatre party in Ne
York. They went TO Maxine Elliot
Y-baotra where they say Eorhao Pol