Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-31
Society of
the Oranges

A round of gaiety at the Essex County
Country Club claimed the attention OF
society folk yesterday throughout the
afternoon and evening. Many members
and their guests motored to the club In
time for luncheon, and attended the
gymkhana games the early part of the
afternoon, and later the reception, which
was held from 4 to 6 o'clock. There was
music by the clubs orchestra, and at
1880 a special dinner was served. h
rooms were attractive with cut flowers
from the greenhouse and many of the
tables were on the enclosed veranda
Among those who entertained friends
at luncheon were Mr.. Edward H. Graves,
Mr.. Tonic Savage, Mr.. w. i. Quimby,
Mr.. Harry B. Mingle and Mr.. Oliver de
Gray Vanderbilt, Mr.. William K. Groves,
Miss Edn Bovine, Mr.. David H. Pier
son, Mr.. Andrew w. Bray, Mr.. M. Min
gle, Mr.. Joseph Burden, Mr.. George W.
Jewett, Mr.. B. T.. Nissan, Mr.. Charles
H. Thieriot, Mr.. W. S. Yerkes, Mr.. John
Day, Mr.. Kenneth r. Kingsbury. In
cluded among hosts at dinner were Mr..
Frank d. Hyde, Mr.. George T.. Smith.
Mr.. G.. H. Macy, Mr.. t. N. Foster. Mr.
William K. Groves, Mr.. Charles H.
Jewett.
Mr.. Charles F. Rand, Mr.. George r.
Fogarty, Mr.. Kenneth r. Kingsbury, Mr..
Pierre S. Ross, Mr.. e. Foster Wilkinson,
Mr.. Edward Fl. Graves, Mr.. F. c. Reyn-
olds, Mr.. James Crowell, Mr.. William P.
Field, Mr.. Charles E.. Burgess, MI. T. C.
Downing, Mr.. Russell Marston. Mr.. r.
C. King, Mr.. A. R. Fordyce, Mr.. W. Il.
R. Smith, Mr.. Edward A Mccoy, Mr..
David Young, Mr.. b. K. Pulsifer, Mr..
Frank LaPierre, Mr.. Peter Hauck, ST.,
Mr.. Edgar L.. Newhouse, Mr.. Peter
Hauck, jr., Mr.. E.. D. Clery, Mr.. William
p. Gilmore, Mr.. ". s. Yerkes, Mr.. Watts,
Mr.. F. W. Ball, Mr.. Percy Ward, Mr..
r. K. Jennings, Mr.. Harry l.. Holmes,
Mr.. R. D. Reynolds, Mr.. John d. Everitt,
Mr.. Frank Cakes, Mr.. Fl. D. Schribef
and Mr.. S. o. Church.. Following din
ner there was dancing.
An open-air performance of Twelfth
Night" was presented by the young
women of Miss Boards school, in Berke-
ley avenue, Orange, this afternoon and
was attended by many friends of the
The scene was set to represent a
WOOQlHUu power, anu Tue COStuIueb were
appropriate to Shakespeare's time.
In the cast were Miss Eleanor Butler,
who played the role of Viola; Miss Cecilia
Boston, Malvolio; Miss Barabara Boston,
Duke Orsinio; Miss Caroline Keck. Sir
Andrew A~guecheek, Miss Ruth Dunn,
Sea Captain; Miss Margaret Keck, An
tonic; Miss Dorothy Browning, Maria
Miss Helen Nash, Olivio; Miss Ruth
Decker, clown; Miss Dorothy Farrand,
Valentino; Miss Ruth Cheesman, Sir Toby
Belch; Miss Celeste Rauschenplat, Curio,
and Miss Alice Pickslay, Fabian.
Miss Gertrude Lohrke, of 101 Prospect
street, East Orange, who is to be married
on June 10 to Mr.. Eugene Fl. Magee, also
of East Orange, will entertain members
Of her bridal party at luncheon on Thurs
day, June 6, at her home. Miss Lohrke's
attendants will be Miss Caroline Weber,
of Brooklyn; Miss Mildred Magee, sister
of the bridegroom-elect; Miss Jessie King,
and Miss Edna Burr, all of East Orange,
who will be bridesmaids, and Miss Elsa
Lohrke, a younger sister Of the prospec-
tive bride, will be flower girl.
Mrs. Louise c. DEMO, of 119 Cleveland
street, Orange, left today for Toronto,
where she will remain until next week.
Mrs. William Torrey Baird and Miss
Margaret Baird, of Scotland road, South
Orange, will spend the summer months In
their cottage at Lake Sunapee.