Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-28

Dy Fdul ATUlStToHs anu VIII Shoi'Ay 70
produced, is expected to be a guest of
the club.
Mountain Laurel W.. Golden Rod.
An interesting announcement to
clubwomen is that Henry Turner
Bailey, Of Boston, will deliver an ad-
dress in New York on January 10 I'M
der the auspices of the art committee
OF the New Jersey State Federation of
Women's Clubs. The art department
of the New York and Connecticut
declarations have been invited to at
tend. Mr.. Bailey will speak on 1.-THE
Selection of the Mountain Laurel AS a
National Flower" The date has been
announced so long ahead in order that
those interested may reserve 1t, and
New York city was selected as a con-
venient place to hold the meeting.
Reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood c. Harris, of
IL Gould avenue, will give a reception
| Wednesday night at their residence for
their son and his bride. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert w. Harris, who were married
in Toronto, Canada, on September II,
and have recently returned from their
wedding trip and are residing IN the
Myrtle apartment.
Mrs. Harris before her marriage was
Miss Helen Strong, daughter of Mrs.
Richard II. Strong, of Toronto.
Miss Reds Luncheon.
Members of the younger society "set"
were guests yesterday afternoon of
Miss Mildred Reid at her residence, 1o6
Clinton venue, who entertained at a
luncheon, followed by a bridge. A mis-
~ceilaneous shower was given for one OF
the guests, Miss Ethel Littell. who will
be married to Everett e. Adams, of
Maryland. next month.
The table bore q centrepiece of chrys-
anthemums and a trellls of autumn
foliage, and a doll country bride and
bridegroom, in a miniature dogcart,
were placed on a length Of ribbon. The
favors were tiny s~uit-cases and we'd
ding rings. Besides Miss Littell, the
guests were Miss Maude Schaffer,
Mrs. Walter Mink, Miss Helen,
Wilson, Miss Marjorie Russell, Miss
Florence Shirley, Miss Louise Barclay,
Miss Belle Mansfield, Mrs. Judson
Bioren, Miss Katherine Peters, Miss
Pearl Croselmire, Miss Florence Felmly,
M. Reid, Mrs. w. III. Lindsay and Mrs.
c. E. Reid.
Following the games prizes were
awarded to Mrs Henry Eberhardt.
Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Bessie Grover,
Ngl-~ n1o. yzy..4. AFl-- 4 fA4@y AGtae
Wilson, Miss Pauline Reynolds, Miss
Made Schaffer, Miss Marguerite Bea-
man, Miss Martha Westerveit and Miss
Leona MARCEL. The other players were
Miss Marion Engle. Miss Marjorie Du-
Bois. Miss Hazel Deyo. Miss Florence
Kehrl, Mics Marjorie Day, Miss Mil
bred Day, Miss Pearl Blevney. Miss
Stella Begerow, Miss Mira Deyoe, Miss
Katherine Mains. Miss Leonie Dieffen-
bach. Miss Irma Redding, Miss Flor
ence Hague. Miss Media Schoomacher,
Miss Betn Record, Miss Vera Dieffen-
bach, Miss Norma Vanderpool, Miss
Elizabeth Atwater, Miss Emily Ward,
Miss Isabel Gregory. Miss Mary Pat
terson, Miss Alice Scott, Miss Bessie
Scott, Miss Mabel Byram, Miss Hazel
Grover, Miss Com lance Barclay. Miss
Hazel Whylie, Miss Ruth Lambert,
Miss Helen Bruen, Miss Hazel Bliss,
Miss Lisette Begcrow, Miss Violet
Fowler, Miss Sue Eberhardt. Miss Bes-
sic Inglin. Miss Edwina Ward. Miss
Lillian Vosburgh, Miss Amy Felmly.
Miss Elsa Kastnor inc Miss Dorothy
Follis.
silver Cross Holds Sale.
Under the auspices of the Circle Of
Silver Cross, a sale OF fancy and
domestic articles will he held in
the l~ecture-room Of the Park Pres
byterian Church on Friday after
noon and evening, November IL, from
4 until 10 o'cloclx Tho rraeands of the