Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-29
society at Musicale.

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of Snug Harbor, S. l., treasurer.
Society at Musicale.
Society was largely represented a. a
musicale given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Forrest P. Dryden at her resi-
dence. SO Lincoln Park. Two hundred
guests were invited, and the musicale
was followed by a reception. Artists
who contributed 10 the program were
Miss Christine Miller, contralto: Mrs.
Hardin Burnley, who gaye impersona-
tons; Mrs. Louis H. Smith and Mrs.
Carl Bernthaler, pianists. n Miss
/ Lorraine Wyman, who sang old Breton
songs and wore the costume of the
fisher folk. The rooms were attractive
with spring blossoms and roses. The
musical program was given in the
library, where the decorations We're
Easter lilies and lilies of the valley.
The recepticn-room and hall were deco
rated with Killarney and American
Beauty roses. and in the ~dining-roo.'
the color scheme was pink, and the tea
table bore a centrepiece of old-fash-
toned pink stock n fern. Assisting
Mrs. Dryden was Mrs, John F. Dryden,
and those who poured were Mrs.
! Franklin Conklin and Mrs. Willia;a
Scheerer. Selections sung by Miss
Miller were Flood of Spring" Rach-
mainoff: Might and Dawn Liddle;
THE Sky-blue Water" from Amer
lean Indian Songs" Cadman; THE
Danza." Chadwick: THE Ocean
Tramp. Watts: My Loves But a
Lassie," Hopekirk: "Gae tae Sleep
Fisher. and June" Rummel. Miss
Wvman's numbers were La Pernette,'
Petit Tambour,'' La Femme du
Marin and 'Corbleu,e all old Breton
songs. and a group of Crinoline songs,
William Taylor's Beautiful Kitty,
Green Broom and "a Bargain, Most
Of Mrs. Burnley's recitations were
humorous. and were 1.-THE Big Police
man., Man at the Telephone "The
Debr1tante.'' THE Circus" n The
Postum Dinner"
Thos present included Miss Helen
Abeel. Mrs. Frederick Alling, Mrs. Mar
tin Dennis. Miss Mildred Dennis and
her friend. Miss Draper, of Boston;
Mrs. Henr G. Atha, Miss Marguerite
Allen. Miss Mildred Allen, Mrs. John
H Rallantine. Mrs. Henry Young, jr..
Miss Belcher, Mrs. Frankland Briggs
Mrs. Albert Atha, Mrs. William Hal-
sey. Mrs. Charles Borcherling, Mrs. j
Lawrence Boggs, Mrs. G. edyar
Blair. Mrs. John Downing Battin ant
Mrs. Robert Berry. of New YORK; Mrs
William Il. Carter, Mrs. Peter Camp
bell, Mrs. Franklin Conklin, IT., MIS-
Henry G.. Currier, Mrs. Robert w
Cumming, Mrs, George Coke, MRS
Daniel Demarest. Miss Elizabeth Down
ing. Mrs. Frederick S. Douglas. MRS
Harold Dennis. Mrs. Wilbur Doremus
Miss Isabelle Earle, Mrs. William +
Field. Mrs. Charles Farrell, Mrs. lsabe
B. clifford, Mrs. Herbert P. Gleason
Miss Elizabeth Guild, Mrs. William A
Halsey. Mrs. Benjamin II. Atha, MIS-
George Everett Halsey. Mrs. John X
Hardin, Mrs. Wilbur Johnson and Mrs
Kern, of the Oranges.
Mrs. Ebenezer C. Hay, Mrs. j. Levi;
Hay. Mrs. j. Bruce Hay, Mrs. Edgai
Heller, Mrs. Matthias Plum. Jr., Mis-
Mary Gaddis Plum, Miss Eleanor Me
Carter. Miss Isabelle McCarter, Miss
Murphy. Mrs. Franklin Murphy, Jr.
Mrs. Nelson Holliheld, Mrs. Andrew j
Hedges. Mrs. William T. Hunt, Mrs
William B.. Kinney. Miss Alice Kirk
patrick. Mrs. George Nee. Lamont
Mrs. Halsey NJ. Larter. Mrs. RichaTe
V. Lindabury. of New York; Mrs
Howell G. Lord, Mrs. John Morris Mil
Ter. Mrs. Arthur MacKie, Mrs. Charlie;
Nichols. of summit; Mrs. Chaunces
Parker. Miss Marco Plum, Mrs. Ste
phen Haines Plum, jr., Mrs. Edward
A. Pruden, Mrs. Joseph w. Plume
Mrs. Theodore Runyon Plume, Mrs
James S. Polhemus, Miss Louise Poi
hemus. Mrs. Harry Peters. Miss Grace
Peters, Mrs. Edward H. Peck, Mrs. p
Sanford Ross, Mrs. Joseph Riker, Mrs
Wainwright Ripley. Mrs. Theodor'
Runyon, of New York; Mrs. Frederiet
Thorne, Mrs. Alexander thompson
Mrs. E. Percy Ward. of Orange; Mrs
E. Foster Wilkinson, Mrs. E. AlVaf
Wilkinson and Mrs, Edward Wright, IT