Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-19
BALL OF
CELTIC CLUB IS
BRILLIANT EVENT
Many Beautiful Gowns Are
Seen at Big After.Lent
Society Affair.

One of the interesting social events
following Lent was the charity pail
held last night at THE Washington"
by e Celtic Club, of this city, which
was attended by several hundred
guests. The ballroom was attractively
decorated with palms and masses Of
ferns, and one side of the ballroom was
ARA led as a coy corner for the
in the dances. During the intermission
of the dances, toward the close Of the
evening, a supper was served. The
patronesses present were: Mrs. Jo-
seph NJ. Byrne, who wore a beautiful
gown of American beauty satin
with crystal and old point lace trim
mings; Mrs. Bernard NJ. Stanley, jr.,
in shrimp pink satin and white lace;
Mrs. Michael r. Mclaughlin, in white
crepe de chine with an overdress OF
embroidered chiffon and corsage o
Duet of orchids: Mrs. Thomas ]. Lin
tott, who was in embroidered black
marquisette over white satin and dla
monds; Mrs John j Gaffney, who wore
black marauisette W. black satin;
Mrs. James j.. MCGUIRE. in peach
blow satin with tunic of beaded satin
of the same tone; Mrs. John L. Car
roll. in black lace over white satin with
jet trimmings; Mrs, Thomas F. DAILY.
wearing gray chiffon over pale rose
satin with rose velvet trimmings. Mrs.
William F. Hoffman, in white mar
quisette over white satin, and Mrs.
Joseph j.. Mullin. in a costume of coral
pink satin with beaded o~verdress.
Many of the gowns were most elab-
crate and added to the attractiveness
of the affair.
Mrs. Eugene Farrell was In white
lace over blue satin with touches of
pink silk; Miss Lucia Towle. in old
rose crepe meteor; Miss Ruth Carroll.
in lavender chiffon over satin with
bead and crystal trimming and a band
of crystal In her hair; Miss Mollie
Bryce, wearing yellow chiffon over
satin of the same tone; Miss Anna
Taafe, in deep rose satin with white
laces Miss Marie Taafe, who wore pale
green satin with ecru lace; Miss Ger
trude Lintott, who wore blue chiffon
over white messaline with lace trim
mings; Miss Madeline Lintott. in white
lace over pink messaline; Miss Seton
McCabe, in white satin and lace; Miss
Mary Gaffney. gowned in blue satin
with overdress of pale blue marquisette
adorned with ~spangles; Miss Katherine
Gaffney, wearing pink ~marquisette over
pink satin with gold s%pangles. Miss
Florence Mcclure, in white satin with
white lace with blue ribbons and pink
rosebuds; Miss May MCGUIRE, In blue
satin with tunic of white chiffon en-
broidered; Mrs. John NJ. Kilgour, of
New York, who was in pink crepe
meteor with crystal trimmings; Miss
Katherine Conlon. in figured chiffon
with touches Of pink; Mrs. Charles
Burroughs. who wore a charming cos
tune of green satin with an overdress
of black chiffon heavily embroidered in
Oriental design and green velvet TRIM
mings; Miss Rose Ludwith. in a frock
of pale blue crepe meteor with bead
trimmings; Mrs. Mccullough Smith,
Wearing old gold satin with white chif-
fon; Miss Esperanza Smith. in white
satin and chiffon; Mrs. James Taafe,
in black satin and jet; Miss Cecilia
Derivaux, in a beautiful frock of bead
ed chiffon over pale pink with crystal
and white marabout trimming; Miss
Marguerite O'Connor. In white satin
with pale blue chiffon overdress; Miss
Emily O'Connor. wearing white satin,
embroidered and adorned with lace.
Miss Pagan, of Harrison, wearing blue
chiffon deliberately trimmed with bugles
and brown marabout: Miss Regina
Byrne, in white chiffon over white
satin bordered with cherry satin: Miss
Beatrice Byrne, in rose and white
striped marquisette with touches of
black; Mrs. John Dunn, in q gown of
wistaria satin and white lace; Mrs
Theodore Miller. who wore gray crepe
meteor; Mrs. Laurent j. Tonnele in
white embroidered lace over white
satin, with pale pink and blue rose
buds; Mrs. William r. Delehanty. in
blue crepe de chine, embroidered; Miss
Delehanty, wearing black crepe meteor,
with jet ornaments: Miss Katherine
Stanley. in white satin and lace; Miss
Jane Stanley, in a frock Of white satin
with tunic Of American beauty chiffon;
Mrs. William McManus. in blue chiffon
with trimmings of black lace. and Miss
Frances Flynn, who wore orange chif-
fon over satin of the same tone.
The committee in charge Of the af-
fair included John L. Carroll. B. NJ.
Stanley, jr., Joseph NJ. Byrne, John
II. O'Connor and Joseph V. Clark.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Allegaert, Colonel
Charles Agnew.
Mr.. aid Mrs. j. NJ. Byrne, Joseph NJ.
Byrne, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Burne. jr., H.
Borneman. jr., William Borneman, Mr..
and Mrs C. Burroughs, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. L. Bryce.