Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-08
SOCIAL NOTES saa S NE yusuRs S

| street south, East Orange, is spend
ing the month at La Pierre Hotel,
Ocean Grove.
Miss Marion Dolan, of 80 fremont
avenue, Orange, is visiting al Sara
toga Springs.
Mrs. John Franklin Fort, of East
Orange, is to be one of the patron
esses at the tennis dance which will
be given at Spring Lake, Friday of
next week.
Miss Anna Mills, of East Orange,
lis at Cape May.
DR.. Douglas A. Cater. of Harrison
street, East Orange, has returned
from a stay at Amagansett. Long
Island.
Mrs. Dudley w. Figgis, of Turrel
avenue. South Orange, is at Mime
waska. She will return after Labor
Day.
Mrs. Lenox s. Faber, of IS Fair
view avenue, Orange, has returned
from out-of-townvisits. Her daughter,
Miss Gladys Faber, is spending some
time in Wexford, r. l., one of a large
house party.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, of Prospect
street, East Orange, will leave shortly
for a visit of several weeks in the
West. She will make "a number of
visits in Chicago and Cincinnati. Her
sister, Miss Ruth Dunn, will visit out
of-town next week.
Mrs. James Livingston Carr. of
Evergreen place, East Orange, is in
the Catskills. Later she will visit at
her former home, Pittsfield Mass. !.
Mrs. Clarence w. Ely, OF Ia Hal
sted street, East Orange, will leave
in September for a few weeks stay
at Shawanee-on-the-D Delaware. She
will be accompanied by her daughter
Margaret, her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Bailey, and her sister, Mrs. II. Wood
land. of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar L. Gubelman
and family, of Mortified road, West
Orange. will leave shortly for Spring
Lake, where they will spend a month.
Gordon Byron, of South Orange, is
at the Oriental Hotel, Manhattan
Beach, and was a dinner guest Mon
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Rice, who
entertained in the open air casino.
In the afternoon Mr.. Byron, with his
mother, Mrs. George Gordon Byron,
had tea with a party of friends in
the pergola. On Tuesday Mrs. Byron
and her 0 were among those at a
luncheon given by Mrs. Henry
Forbes McCreery for her sister, Mrs.
Charles w. Sloane, who motored with
MI. Sloane from their country place
at Sands Point.
Mrs. William Cardwell and Miss
Alma Cardwell, of Benshaw avenue,
East Orange, plan to go to Asbury
Park later in the month. They were
the Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt Reynolds, of North Nineteenth
SIItPi, anu iiOtOItu WIN lltin W
Atlantic City and return.
Mrs. William S. Bodie, of South
Orange, is entertaining Mrs. John
Miller. of Newark, in her camp in
the Catskills for a week.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Lee, of Pros
pect street. East Orange. are at Point
o. Woods. Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Valentine. OF
East orange, are in the Berkshire
Hills.
Edward w. Ashley. of Prospect
street. East Orange. is at Fishers
Island, N. x.
Miss Helen Foster. daughter of A
P. Foster, of Clinton street. East Or
ange, sailed yesterday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. CsrIin, .
Evergreen place, East Orange, hav'
returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. George Endicott, of 10 Couove
terrace. Orange, Is at Lake Sunapes
She will return early in September
Her sisters. the Misses Day. are max
ing frequent weekend visits durinI
the summer.
j. II. Day. of Conover terrace, Or
ange, who is spending the summe
abroad, is expected home early in Sep
TENDER.
A farewell party and luncheon
Twas given by Mrs. II. E. Koenil
} and daughter, Miss Grace Koenis