Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-17

The Garden Society will hold al exhi-
bition Of Darwin tulips and other flow
ers at the Montclair Club tomorrow
afternoon and all day Sunday. These
late tulips are among the most satisfac-
tory of the bulbs which are planted In
the fall. since they stand our climate
we'll and frequently emain good for
many years. The assortment which will
be shown will comprise about all the
best sorts, as the finest private collec-
ton In this country will furnish a part
Of the exhibition. The Montclair Club
is only a few feet from "Montclair CEN
ter, and the exhibition is entirely free
to all Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Naundorff, IS West
Kinney street, this city. will sail on
Tune IS for Europe on the Noordam of the
Holland line. and will visit Weisbaden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naundorff will remain
abroad until fall.
Mrs. Emma Bourne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry E. E%berhardt, Mr.. Norman e.
Zusi and Mr.. James Kelley, of this city,
are staying at the Chalfonte, Atlantic
City.
The members of the Half Hour, Read
ing Club and friends will be entertained
informally this afternoon by Mrs. Fred
erick c.. Fraentzel. at a porch party at
her home, 1888 Washington avenue White
liiacs and tulips will be used in profu-
sion throughout the rooms, and refresh
n, wants will ha eavvad on tba narrh
Miss Ellastine Seitz. 24s South Seventh
street. will give a reception to members
of the Curtomis Literary Club at her
home this afternoon. from 4 to 6 o'clock.
In the receiving line the hostess will be
assisted by the newly elected officers. in
Guiding Mrs. T. j. Bissell, president:
Mrs. Cronin, treasurer, and Mrs. Charles
Hurd, secretary. PINK roses, carnations
and palms will form the decorations.
Tea will be served and Miss Kate
O'Reilly. of New York. and Mrs. A. B.
Slade will preside. During the afternoon
a musical program will be given.
Regents from New Jersey chapters.
d. A, r., and d. r., are attending
a reception TO be given for Mrs.
Charles B. Yardley. of East Orange, the
newly elected State regent, Daughters of
the American Revolution. by Essex Chap
ter, d. A. R., this afternoon at the Els.
sex County Country Club. The regent
Of the chapter Is Mrs. Robert ". Hawkes..
worth. Mrs. Andrew W. Bray will rep
resent the Daughters of the Revolution.
Mrs. John r. Weeks, of South Orange,
State regent of the D.. of r., who Is in
attendance at the national convention of
that organization being held in Boston.
Orange Day will be observed Monday
at the suffrage booth at the Newark In
dustrial Exposition. in the First Regi-
ment Armory. Newark. Representatives
Of the Orange Political Study Club will
be in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Osborne Baker. IL
Washington street, East Orange, sailed
for Europe yesterday on the America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Gardiner, of
Prospect street, South Orange, hays re.
turned from California.
Miss Florence WE'LL, of Washington
oeASusf q Aohk thnt NOhhCCbcQ
Hahne & Co., will sail on the Lusitania
May % for an extended tour abroad. She
will visit the principal cities on the Con
tinent and return late in the summer.
Miss Dorothy knight, of Lake street,
will return early IN June from Massa-
chusetts, where she is attending school
Later she, with her mother, will leave
for Michigan. where her sister, Misk
Lillah Knight. Is attending the state
Normal School. They will make their
home there, as MFR. Knight and his sor
Richard are In business in the West.
Miss Gertrude Page. of Clifton avenue
was the hostess Mt last nights meeting
Of the card club of which she is a mem
Der.
Tho garden party proper, planned BY
the little children of the Junior Guild oil
ST. Barnabas's Hospital. VIII he giver
tomorrow afternoon, weather permitting
Mr.. aud Mrs. elias Berla. of Howard
street, win sail tomorrow on the Prest
dent Grant for their regular sumnei