Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-23
SOCIAL NOTES
Of Newark and the Suburbs


Charles r. Hawkins, Mrs. NJ. Porter
futile, Mrs. Theodore HUFFMAN. Mrs.
Herbert B. Coursen, Mrs. James e.
B~athgate, Mrs. Arthur Grey, Mrs.
William S. Dilworti1. Mrs. Frank H.
Earl, Mrs. John y. Miller. Mrs. Alex
ander Ward. Mrs. sameul Grey and
Mrs. George Howell.
The first of the Orange assemblies
was held last night in the woman's
Clubhouse. East Orange, and was at
tended by a large number of society
folks from the Oranges and out of
town. The auditorium was decorated
with poinsettias and evergreen and the
library with palms and ferns. During
the dance intermissions musical nuIn-
bers were given by the eureka Trio.
The -patronesses were Mrs. Harrison Z.
Ambrose, Mrs. william A. Barstow,
Mrs. Thomas 6. Conway, Mrs. William
Bouldin, ir., Mrs. Thomas A. Edison,
Mrs. Benjamin Douglass. jr., Mrs.
Phineas p. Chew, Mrs. Charles G
Hardwick, Mrs. John W. Gordon, Mrs.
7. Newton Foster, Mrs. Clifford A
Gould, Mrs. Henry NJ. Keasbey, Mrs.
Charles Hathaway, Mrs. Manton y.
Metcalf, Mrs. e.. Remington Nichols.
Mrs. Richard S. Storrs, Mrs. r.
O'Conor Sloane, Mrs. Ferdinand NJ.
Thieriot, Mrs. William J.. Kingsland
and Mrs. David G. Walton. Composing
the committee Of arrangements were
Mr.. Kenneth B. Gordon. Mr.. Arthur
Ambrose and MI. w. Palen Conway.
The next assembly will be held in the
clubhouse on February 2
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon L. Davey. of
80 Mum avenue. East Orange, will
give a dance tonight for their daugh>
ters, Miss Davey and Miss Hester
Davey.
Mr.. and Mrs. z~achariah Belcher. OF
Mt. Pleasant avenue, this city, enter
tanned at dinner last night preceding
the dance at the Washington. Their /.
guests were Miss Mary Gaddis Plum.
Miss Eleanor McCarter, Miss Margaret
Ashmun. Miss Mary Watts BeIcher,
Mr.. Philip Hedges, Mr.. Stuart A.
Young, Mr.. Frederic Bigelow, Mr.
Zachariah Belc1er, IT., and Mr.. J.. NAL
colin Belcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Howell Jones also
entertained al dinner. Covers were
laid for ten, and the guest OF honor
mas Miss Cornelia Boggs.
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Miss Dorothy Cerren. of North Wal
street, East Orange, has returned
from Smith College for the Christmas
holidays and will receive her friends
at a Chocolate on Friday. December
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Miss Gladys Gilmore. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William E.. Gilmore. of
l19 Prospect street, East Orange win
make her debut into society on Friday
afternoon, January 5, at a reception to
be given for her by Mrs. Gilmore.
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The Irving Club continued the study
Japan at the meeting held Yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Henry
j. Hoerner, 175 Quitman street, this
city, with the president. Mrs. Raw
mond ID. Carter, in the chair. Miss
Alkaline $. Norris was the speaker and
read a paper on 1.-THE Feasts and Fes-
tivals of Japan" She told. too. of the
amusements of the people and the en-
with which they entered into
all their festivities. Later the members
held an Informal discussion on +he
OF a small club, and there
was music by Miss Eleanor Loeft1er
niece of the hostess, who PLAYED plano
solos.
Preparations are being made for the
pay The Obstinate Family which
the club will produce on the afternoon
OF January ~ at the home of Mrs
clifford Mooney, los Harrison place II
mas been decided that only members
VIII be present. Those who will take
part are Mrs. r. H. Goble. Mrs. willis
r. King, Mrs. Gilbert C. Highly. Miss
Adaline Morris and Mrs. Emma Drake
Miss Elizabeth Allen Cook, Of Rev
aolds terrace, East Orange. is home
from the ogantz School for the holt-
days.