Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
SOCIAL NOTES .. q the 45s sSsS., s. y

The General Federation Of Women's
Clubs will hold an interstate confer
ence tomorrow afternoon at the New
Jersey state Experiment Station, Co
lonia, N. J. The different States rep
| resented will be as follows: Pennsyl-
vania, by the state president, Mrs.
Samuel semple and Mrs. Charles H
OFT, chairman; New York, by Professor
Benjamin B. Andrews. Of Columbia
College, Miss Katherine Blake and
Miss Van Rensselaer,, chairman; Con-
necticut, by the State president, Mrs.
William Phipps and Professor Charles
Barnard. The Now Jersey State presl-
dent. Mrs. Howard Crosby Warren, of
Princeton, will give a greeting to the
conference, and Mrs. Frank A. Pattison
ing, followed by a general discussion.
Mrs. Harriet N. Pancoast Is chairman
of the committee, and Mrs. Olaf N.
Guldlin, chairman of home economics,
will be in charge. At the close of the
program a social hour will follow and
tea win be served,
The regular meeting of the Newark
Auxiliary Guild of the Homeopathic
Hospital of Essex county was held on
Wednesday afternoon, April 8, in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building, when the annual
reports were read.
Mr.. Louis Schlesinger, accompanied
by his son, Joel L. Schlesinger, will sail
tomorrow on the steamship Victoria
Luise. of the neutrality-suspicious. line,
on a cruise to Havana. the Panama
canal and Jamaica.
Al progressive dinner party, fol-
lowed by a dance, was given last
night by a number of young women
in East Orange and was a leap year
affair. Among the guests were Miss
Priscilla Magoun, of Philadelphia, who
is visiting Miss Roberta Knowles, of
$40 Park avenue, East Orange. The
different courses were served at the
homes of the young women, the last
course at the home of Miss Knowles,
and the dance was at the home of Miss
Adelaide Riker in Park avenue, East
Orange. There was a different color
scheme for each course. The guests
were: Miss Ruth Day, Miss Amy Con-
dit, Miss Cary Ludwig, Miss Dorothy
Gray, Miss Margaret Seymour, Miss
Adelaide Riker, Miss Roberta Knowles.
Miss Priscilla Magoun, Kenneth Con-
dit, Philip Condit, Harold Knowles,
John Blair, Hoffman Gillespie, Mr..
Whitney, Robert Gum and Arthur
Frye.
Announcement has been made of. the
engagement of Miss Laurel Sullivan,
sister of Mrs. Granville Mellen, of 1874
Walnut street north, East Orange, to
John Montague Ely. of Cedar Rapids
Ia. Miss Sullivan is a daughter OF
Mrs. Arthur Wellesley Sullivan, OF
Brooklyn. Miss Sullivan will be the
guest of her sister in East Orange I'M
til June, when the wedding is to take
place at the residence OF Mrs. Mellen
Mrs. Mellen gave a luncheon for Miss
Sullivan Wednesday and among the
guests was Miss Esther Ely, of Cedar
Rapids, sister of MI. Ely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund B. Conant
the latter, who, before her marriage
was Miss Eleanor Hawkesworth, Of
East Orange, who have been residing
in Arlington, win shortly go to Nor
wood, a suburb of Boston, where they
will reside.
Miss Annie Johnson will give g
chocolate at her home, 1874 Central ave.
nue., Orange. on Monday afternoon
April IS.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Harris and
family, of Fairview avenue. South
Orange, ha ye returned from their win