Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06

OF the hostess, n Mrs. Samuel 3.
Boughton will preside at the tea-tablo
n members OF the club will assist In
entertaining.
Monday Night Dance.
The third and last in the series of
three. Monday night dances originally
planned will be held tonight in Orator
Hall. and an extra dance has been ar
ranged for Monday night, February 20,
to be held in THE Washington"
Patronesses for the series Of dances
have been Mrs. w. Campbell Clark,
Mrs. Martin Dennis, Miss Florence D.
Murphy, Mrs. William T.. Carter, Mrs,
Arthur H. MacKie, Mrs. James 8. Pol
hemus, Mrs. Uzal H. McCarter, Mrs
Chauncey g. Parker, Miss Alice w
Hayes and Mrs. Schuyler B.. jackson.
Entertnins for Miss Day.
Entertaining for Miss Mildred Day.
whose engagement has Just been an
nounced TO Chester H. Cleaver, a linen
shower was given Saturday afternoon
by Miss Gladys Cleaver, sister of the
bridegroom-eleot, at her home, 11t<
Broad street. Whist was played and
was followed by a tea. Gifts of linen
were presented to the prospective bride
by her friends, and arrived by a mes
senger, who brought them in a suit
case. Suspended over the table from
the chandelier was a white bell and
the decorations were roses. The guests
were. Miss Agnes Day, Miss Ethel Day,
Miss Helen Cleaver. Mrs. Pennington
M. Day, Miss Dorothy Day. Miss Mar
jorie Day. Miss Helen Reichert, Miss
Martha Westervelt, Miss Helen Paul,
Miss Margaret Linn. Miss Ruth Heaiy,
Mrs. John c.. Day. Miss Mary Laurent
Miss Dorothy Rose, Miss Elsie Smith.
Miss Lenore Smith, Mrs, Irving T.
Rood, Miss Edwina Ware and Miss
Bess Inglin.
Hospital Board Meets.
Tho regular meeting Of tho womanis
board Of managers Of the Homeopathic
Hospital Of Essex County was held Sat-
urday in the Newark Public Library.
with Miss Eleanor Mosley presiding.
1t was voted TO hold the annual fair
for the beneht of the hospital in the
fall. A committee was appointed to re-
wise the constitution and make eces-
sary changes In II. Members of the
committee are Miss Emily 8. Potter.
of Newark; Mrs. William M. Sw1ngle
and Mrs. Charles A. Groves, of h
Oranges. The Newark Auxiliary is
planning to give an attractive concert
in March. Mrs. Caleb Woodruff, OF
Newark. was elected a member of the
board.
Rabbi Wise to Speak.
Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise and Mrs, Har-
riet Stanton Blatch, both OF New York.
will make addresses at q public meet
ing of the Equal Franchise Society.
which 1t is planned to hold in Wallace
Hall on Thursday night, February %.
There will be music by the Orpheus
Male Quartet. Those who composn the
committee are: Miss Emma L. Rich
ards. chairman; Mrs. Frank II. Som
mer, Mrs. James C. Corlies, Mrs. Hen
ry N. Sayre, Of this city; Mrs. George
Merck, and Mrs. Philip McKim Garrt-
son, Of Llewellyn Park, West Orange.
and Mrs. George T.. Vickers, Of Ho-
bokcn.
Addresses Literary Society.
DIR. Kersey S. Blake took for hts
theme George Washington Cable and
the Creole Dialect when he addressed
asmeeting Saturday night OF the FOR
est Hill Literary Society. held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E.
Rhodes, OF Elwood avenue. General
history and literature of the South was
discussed by the members. Readings
from the author, George w. Gable. were
given by Mrs. Henry Lowe and Pro-
fessor Frank G. Gilman. Mrs. Seymour
Haulenbeck. the president, was in the
chair. Edgar Allan Poe and the minor
poets of the South will be studied at
he next session of the club.
Guest of Saturday Club.
Mrs. Agnes Clifford Bailey, of Cfeve-
$50 rhnirmen of the Junior League
committee of the American Civic League.
" as a guest Saturday afternoon of the
Saturday Club. which met In the Pub
lie Library. The subject for consid-
GRAFTON was Forestry and Water !
ways"
Mrs. Francis Pell, president Of the
sSwnioipai Asa soossky. VA shA speaisss