Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-14

|. Arrangements are now being COM
pleted for a fair and tea to be held in
the church parlors of st. PauPs Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Broad and
Market streets, on December 4 and .,
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Union and the Home and Foreign
Missionary societies.
Members of the Beethoven Music
Club were entertained yesterday aft
ernoon by the Misses Fenner, of Pros
pect terrace, East Orange. Songs and
instrumental selections by Schubert,
with a short biography of the COM
| poser, read by Miss Marian Van Wag-
enen, constituted the program, which
was followed by a social hour. The
next regular meeting will be held two
weeks hence, at the home sof Mrs
Robert w. Maust, of East Orange.
Mrs. George j. Busch, of 1892 Broad
street, will entertain informally at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
Members of the classes of June, 1872,
and February, 1913, were guests at
the annual reception and tea of the
High School Alumnae Association,
held this afternoon in the gymnasium
OF the Barringer High School. In the
receiving line were Mrs. Frederick 5
| Crum, Mrs. Charles NJ. Henry, Mrs
| Wayland Stearns and Mrs. Joseph
| Bardsley. An informal musical pro
gram was given.
Mrs. J. A. Granbery, of II Leno1
avenue, East Orange, gave a luneheeI
at her home yesterday. Covers wer'
laid for twelve and bridge followed
the games. The decorations wer'
pink. .
Mrs. L. w. Hornblower, of johnson
City. Tenn. who has been visitini
miss Beatrice Firth, of South Orange
has returned home.
Mrs. George Gordon Byron an
family. of South Orange, are spend
ing the remainder of the winter il
New York.
The Whatsoever Circle, King
Daughters, of Roseville, will hold
tea and sale at the Roseville Athleti
Club the afternoon of "Wednesday
December A. from 2 until s O'CLOCK
Details were discussed yesterda
afternoon with the president, MT
Frederick A. Dudley. The m
of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary Wi
act as 1oaters in the tearoom, Owe
which Mrs. Ainsworth ]. Hague wi
preside. The various tables will /
in charge of the following committe
heads: Fancy table, Percy B, Taylc
and Mrs. John d. Wyeth; candy, Mr.
Charles r. DeBevoise and Mrs. Wi
lam S. Greene; cakes, Mrs. Alfred
Mayhem; specials and utilities, Mr.
A. j. Stephens.
Mrs. Frederick Castle, jr., of M
Prospect avenue, was hostess We
terday afternoon to the members
the Epsilon Delta Sorority. The
was an informal program of mus
and readings and refreshments we
served. Those present included MI
William Whitesell, Miss Gladys M
Callum. Miss Fanny McCallum, Mi
Edna Baker, Mrs. Richard Pulls, Mi
Theodore Little, Miss Ethel Ian
stroth. Miss Jessie Buchanan 81
Mrs. Joseph Ebert.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary to Il
Hospital for Women and Childr'
: were entertained at luncheon yeste
day by Mrs. William Jackson,
Irvington. Covers were laid for MI
Sidney Curren, Mrs. Henry Hot
Miss Ruth Miller. Mrs. John M,
drum, Mrs. M. e. Halsey, Mi
Lavinia Sharwell, Miss Elsie Theur'
Miss Jeanette Haselmayer and Nj
: Frank Stoecker.
Invitations have been issued
Mr.. and Mrs. James Suydam P,
= henus, of Washington street, for t
marriage OF their daughter, Nj
= Louise Elizabeth Polhemus. to Ho'
| ard Elwood Ogle, Of Montclair. T
ceremony will be solemnized in t
j North Reformed Church at 4 o'clo
: the afternoon of Thursday, Decent
5. The Rev, DR.. Henry Everts
4 Cobb. Of the West End Aven