Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-11
SOCIAL NOTES .. q THE SEx s"ss.. s. .

nv RS. JOHN f. STANLEY. Of II
EH Washington street, announces
AVA the engagement of her daughters,
Miss Katharine r. Stanley, to Mr..
Barclay j. Quinn, jr., and Miss Jane
Stanley to- Mr.. William John Morris,
jr., of Far Rockaway, L. 1. Mr.. Quinn
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay j.
Quinn, sr., of 81 Avon avenue, this
city, and is engaged with his father
as a commission merchant. Mr.. Morris
is a very well-known young lawyer,
practising in New York city. No def
mite dates have been announced for
the weddings, but 1t is expected that
they will take place In the fall at Az
%lenhurst, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wood, of
Orange. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Pad
dock. of Lake street, have returned
from a brief s%ojourn at Richmond and
Old Point Comfort, Va.
MISS dlduNS AhtSGliAhIl wa W. W.
hostess to the members of the Epsilon
Delta Sorority at the meeting which
will be held at her home, 81 Rector
street, on Wednesday afternoon, April
II.
Miss Charlotte Boote and Miss Jo-
sephine Boote entertained at luncheon
yesterday afternoon at their home. 80
Mum avenue. north East Orange. Gov
ers were laid for twelve and the guests
were Miss Fayette Morse. Miss Eu-
dalia White, Miss Olive Burns, Miss
Maud Leach, Miss FIoy Yandenburg,
Miss Margaret Nichols. Miss Suzette
Henry, Miss Hester Davey, Miss Elsie
Crawford and Miss Nancy Richards.
Pink was the color scheme.
Assisting Miss Margaret Hunter
Arnold at a tea she will give this
street, Orange. will be Miss Marjorie
Allen, Miss Cecilia Boston, Miss Ruth
Cheesman, Miss Gladys Coddington,
Miss Madeline Hall, Miss Elise Van
vechten and Miss Phyllis Matthew, of
the Oranges, and Miss May Ford and
Miss Rebekah Ford, of New York, the
last two cousins of the hostess. Pre-
siding at the tea table will be Miss
Coddington and Miss Walthew.
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Under the auspices of the Young
Woman's Guild of st. Mary's Hospi-
tai, Orange, a musicale and dance will
be given in the Woman's Club House.
East Orange, on Tuesday night, April
80.
A song recital will be given in the
Woman's Club House, East Orange. on
Tuesday afternoon, April 80, by Or. J..
Nevett Steele. of South Orange. bari
tone. Assisting DR.. Steele will be Miss
Reazor at the piano, and Miss Mar
garet Reazor. violinist. The proceeds
will be devoted to the Choir Guild of
the Oranges.
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street East Orange. gave a luncheon
yesterday afternoon for Miss Nancy
Barbee, of lexington KY. who is to
give Southern dialect stories at an en-
tertainment to be given tonight in the
Woman's Club House, East Orange,
under the auspices of the Southern
Society of the Oranges. The other
guests were Mrs. Albert Livingston
Johnson, Mrs. Francis NJ. Eppley, and
Mrs. Philip Patriarche, of the Oranges.
and Mrs. Edward Wright. of Newark.
Mrs. John L. McCracken will act as
hostess al the ina social meeting of
Philitscipoma. to be held this after
noon at the home of her brother, Mr..
I George A. Dowden. 125 Lincoln avenue,
instead of at her home, as announced
in the year book. Mr.. Dowden has a
fine collection Of paintings, and the
members of the club will have an op-
! portunity to inspect and admire them.