Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-27
SOCIAL NOTES s os NE ssM yGsua IS

More than a score of friends ana
relatives were entertained Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. w. I'll.
Kingsland, 1893 Washington avenue,
the occasion being in honor of her
birthday. The evening was devoted
to games, and a musical program fur-
nished by Mrs. John A. Merck, VINO
sang several solos, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Marie C. Heating, and
instrumental selections given by Miss
Myrtle Crane. Mr.. Crane n Mr..
John A. Merck. In the games MISS
Marie Heating and Mr. Heum captured
the first prizes, while Mrs. John
Merck, Mr.. Marks and Mr.. Witheroie
received the consultations. Pink n
green formed the color scheme of the
decorations, and at midnight a supper
was served. The hostess was the recip-
lent of many handsome gifts. h
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. r. Mawer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Kingsland, Miss Helen Kingsland,
Miss Lillian Kingsland, Colonel
Kingsland, Mrs. L.. S. Grant, Mrs.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. John Heating,
Mrs. Marks, Nj. Fred Fry, Mr.. Os-
borne, Mr.. Robert Kingsland. Mrs.
| Crane, Miss Frances Vanemburgh,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilum, Miss
Alice G~reenhalgh, Mr. Stoneley, Mr..
| Widgeburg and Mr.. Nelson Savacool.
Two important meetings were in
session yesterday afternoon at the
woman's suffrage headquarters in
Halsey street. msthe early afternoon
the State executive committee per-
fected plans for the celebration of
| Lucy Stones birthday at Ocean
| Grove in the Temple on August IA.
| Preliminary plans were ais discussed
| for a large parade of all the %suffra-
gists of this city and nearby States
to be held in Newark on october 26.
| Mrs. Clara Laddey. the State presi-
dent, presided. In the absence of
Mrs. George T. Vickers, Of Hudson
| county who is president of the joint
legislative committee, Mrs. Laddey
was appointed to preside at this meet
ing, at which a committee was formed
to secure an organizer for the State
The members of Newark Junior
League were given an enthusiastic
send-off on their trolley ride, which
takes place tonight, the start BEING
at Market and Washington streets, al
S o'clock. The Junior League was ir
receipt of a letter from their presi-
dent, Mrs. w. w. Oppenheim. stat
| ing that the builder for the women's
hotel to be erected at Budd's Lake
had perfected the plans and ground
will be broken at once. 1t is hoped
that the hotel will be ready for occu-
pancy early next spring.
Miss Florence WE'LL, of $50 Wash
ington street, who sailed for Europe
the latter part of May, is expected
home next Thursday. Upon her re.
turn Miss Well will have completed
her twelfth trip abroad.
Miss Ruth Rusby, daughter of DR.
and Mrs. henry H. Rusby. of De
Graw avenue, is spending a few day.
at Steon, near West Hampton, L. 1.
as the guest of Miss Wheeler, o
Montclair.
Miss Marie Brown, of 9 Snyder
street, left today for a months vaca
ton at Seaside, Rockaway Beach
Long Island, where she will be tn
guest at the cottage of he aunt, Mrs
j. e. Briscoe.
Letter-Carrier Everitt I. Rever an
his mother, Mrs. M. A. Rever, of 6
Columbia street, are spending tn
month of July at Baldwin, L. |.
Mrs, j. H. Trowbridge, of Mt. Pleas
ant avenue, is spending two month
at her daughters home, at Reading
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Murphy, tr
are enjoying a motor trip through tn
New England States and are expecte
to return the second week in Angus
Miss Irene M. SchencK, of 52s Yves
fifth street. New York. will be mar
ried to William G. Mennen, SO
of the late Gerhard Mennen, {
J High street, this city, tonight. TIL