Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-13
SOCIAL NOTES OF .a5 EEw4FK1 ,5s s4s1Rss s.

The Christmas meeting of the
Woman's Club of Arlington will be
a memorable event for the closing of
the old year. The afternoon will be
devoted to a Christmas entertain
ment, the plans for which are under
the direction of Mrs. l. G. Jewell, of
Arlington. The program will be as
follows: Piano solo, selected, by Mrs.
Samuel A Thomas; character song.
Shame, Shame, Shame by little
Gertrude Murray; reading, THE
Golden Cobweb," from German
legend, by Miss Gladys Thomas
song, by Mrs Milton Harris; drill,
christmas Fancy" by Calvin Cook,
Edith Koch. Theodoris Bendell, Ger
trude Murray, Dorothy Thomas,
Ethel Schuler. Mary and Helen
Coonde, Katherine Irwin, Cecilia
Smith, Gladys Thomas, Myrtle and
Mildred Gargetts, Emily Shindell.
Mary Fishwick, Edna Schuler,
Gladys Bagner. Lillian Wagner,
Evelyn Connor, Miss Helen Peters
and Miss Henrietta Dorm, who will
sing "Holy Night" reading, 1.-THE
Blind Girl" by Miss Ruth Hubel;
song, 1.-THE Mlstletoe Bough," by Mrs.
Milton Harris, illustrated by four
tableaux, Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd,
Charles Hill, Messrs. Sylvester, Platt-
ner and Conklin, Miss Helen Kock,
Mrs. J. f. Bogner, Mrs. w. w.
Beadell, Mrs Gerrish Newell, Mrs.
C. Irwin, Mrs F. e. Suderly, Mrs
and Miss Cornwall, Mrs. Mcdowell
Miss Hurry, Miss Powell, Miss Jewell
and Miss Crawford.
Mrs. H. J. Anderson and son, Henry
J. Anderson, of 749 Parker street, and
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. KoehleT
and their daughter, Dorothy jeanette
of 405 Park street, Upper Montclair
returned the early part of this weeli
from a short trip to Bermuda.
The all-day meeting of the Women's
Union, of the First Congregational
Jube Memorial Church, was held yes
terday in the church parlors. The
morning session was devoted to sew
ing for one of the "Neighborhood
Houses of the city, and other work
| for a missionary box to be sent to
| Talageda. Ala. Miss Miriam Wood
bury, field secretary Of the Women's
Home Missionary Union, was the
speaker OF the afternoon, and hel
subject was "Mormonism." Having
acted as field secretary in the STATE
of Utah, Miss woodbury. gave a mos
interesting talk.
All those who anticipate attending
the benefit performance of "Th'
! Quaker Grip at the Newark Theatr
next Monday evening will be wise t
secure their tickets at once, as tn
seats are selling rapidly and only ;
few desirable ones are to be had
The boxes have all been taken, an
Mrs. Chandler W. Riker, Mrs. Frank
lin Conklin, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Rike
and Mrs. NJ. Stanley are amoni
| those who will entertain box parties
Attractive souvenir programs wi
be given, which win contain notes o
interest pertaining to the Babies
Hospital, the institution for whic
the benefit is given.
Mrs. Leon Bonnet, of Davis avenu'
East Orange, will entertain at card
this afternoon. in honor of Miss Katf
crime Butts, of East Greenwich, r.
who is the guest of Miss Kathry
Ballou. of Winthrop terrace, Ea'
Orange.
Mrs. William Palmer Patterson, {
South Tenth street, entertained {
luncheon, followed by bridge yestel
day afternoon, in honor of her house
guest, Mrs. Thomas c. Malcolm, {
Toronto, Canada A green and re
color scheme was carried out in tt
decorations with ornicarla tree
poinsettiss and festoons of red rit
bon. The awards were secured b
Mrs Malcolm and Mrs. Fl. f. Crook
The other guests were Mrs. Robei
Smith, Miss Frances Smith. Mr.
Richard ]. Brown. Mrs. Ernest Wei
ter, Mrs. Louis Hagny Mss Mar
Kelyie and Miss Molly Butts.
The auxiliary to the Eighth ave
nue. Day Nursery held q receptio
and tea Yesterday afternoon at ii