Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-12

duchess lace, and h will also carry
lavender sweet peas, After a honey
moon tour the codple will reside in
this city.
A special train bearing $50 dele
gates will leave New York at 2 o'clock
this afternoon for hes eleventh BIZ
ennial convention of the elub-women
of the United States, to open at San
Francisco June %. At st. Louis,
Kansas City and other cities where
they touch on their way to the coast
they will be entertained with teas,
receptions and automobile rides.
Those who will go as delegates from
this city are Mrs. William S. Dis
brow, president of the Contemporary
Miss Sophronia Anderson, Miss Julia
Ward Healor, Miss Margaret Mason,
Miss Laura Lindsley and Mrs. James
Earle Cheesman, the newly-elected
president of the Woman's Club Of
Orange. Mrs. Steele, of Elizabeth,
will accompany them.
That more room is badly needed
was the chief topic of discussion
a lIAG llf1&liitk VI AA0 ga VI
gers of the East Side Day Nursery,
held yesterday afternoon at II Mer-
chant street. Between eight and nine
hundred children are cared for during
the month, and last week 240 little
ones received the care which the
nursery, with its present accommoda-
tions, could give. A new matron has
been secured. Mrs. Sophia Arnfield.
and in the place of u headworker
they have the services Of Miss Har-
land. a graduate nurse, for the small
tots. Because of the lack of a quo
rum much important business was left
unfinished and the last meeting of
the seaso did not conclude all the
transactions which the members OF
the board hoped. The treasurer being
absent there was no report as to the
financial condition Of the nursery.
The president, Mrs. Algernon T.
Sweeney, vas in charge.
The Woman's Guild and the Girls
Friendly Society will hold a lawn
party at the Pro-Cathedral, 81 Con-
gress street, this evening. The ad-
mission fee pays also for refresh
ments.
Newark was well represented on
the sailing lists of the outgoing
steamers yesterday. Among those who
sailed away for foreign ports were:
Judge and Mrs. Gottfried Kruger, on
the Nieuw Amsterdam; Mr.. and Mrs
George S. Coke, of High street: Mr.
-. Ma IN-AAs DIT C-..4t
Seventh street, on the Mauritania
DIR. and Mrs, Edward j. Ill, of Broad
street; Edward Ranouse, of Broad
street, and Herman Hafekin, OF
West Kinney street, on the Kron-
prinzessin Cecilie.
The meeting of the Sewing Guild
which was to have been held thie
afternoon has been postponed until
tomorrow, and Mrs. David II. Do
remus, of Williamson venue, will BE-
the hostess.
The members of the Newark Do
nestle Science Club gathered in the
Central High School yesterday after
noon for an informal social meeting
llitI6 was an lHlOIIldl pIOEIdil III
which all took part, relating anec-
dotes, etc. n Mrs. w. IL. Stearns
contributed vocal solos. The presi-
dent, DR.. Mary Il. Broadnax, was in
the chair. Refreshments We're served
under the direction of Miss Sarah
Axtell and Miss Amelia Teal. The
club will not meet again until Octo.
Der s, and in the interim there viii
be an effort made to increase the
membership. The meetings next sea.
son will follow the lines mapped out
for the past year. {,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Greenfield anc
their family left last night for. Grit,
fms Corner, N. ", where they will
occupy their summer home until tn,
last of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Reuss. O
Roseville avenue, have gone to fib,
erty, N. Y, for a fortnight's holiday
A fashionable assemblage filled
Grace Episcopal Church, Orange
at the wedding yesterday afternoon o