Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-06
SOCIAL NOTES
OF We1vark and the Suburbs

Mrs. c. C. Hardwick, Mrs. Stephen s
johnson, Mrs. w. e. r. Smith. Mrs
Charles R. Lee, Mrs. Samuel Yardley,
Mrs. Thomas d. Webb. Mrs. Lyman B.
Goff. Mrs. George M. Gill, Mrs. Henry
Graves and Mrs. Harvey Underhill
have been asked to pour.
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Miss Margaret Keyler will give a
miscellaneous shower at her home.
265 Renshaw avenue, Ea. Orange. on
Friday afternoon, for Miss Alma Card
we'll, daughte. Of former Mayor Card
we'll, Of East Orange, whose engage
ment was announced recently to Fred-
erick H. Person. of Upper Montclair.
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The regular meeting Of the Civic
Club, of Newark, vas held yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. @. p
williams. 26 Vernon place, East Orange
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Fred
| Rohr, Miss Grace Leary and Miss e
Teresa Leary. Guests from New York
and Suffern were present and Mrs
Robert Holmes and Mrs. William G
| Spring, vice-president of the Columbia
! Club, were also among the guests. The
speaker of the afternoon was Mr.. John
I. Gascoyne, of Orange, who gave an
interesting talk on the child's depart
ment of the public welfare committee
Of Essex county. A new project to be
undertaken by the club Is the move
ment for banishing lighted cigarettes
and cigars from the trolley cars. The
aid of the Public Service Corporation
| will be secured by the issuance Of a
| new order to the conductors to prohibit
any smoking or smoke In the cars
| The committee appointed for this worn
consists OF Mrs. Harry A. Campton,
| chairman; DR.. Anna M. Graves, Mrs. s.
e. Robinson, Mrs. e. A. Reuss and
Miss Emily s. Hamblin. Following the
meeting tea was served by the hostess
and Mrs. James Slockhart poured cof-
fee, and a social hour was spent. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Kate Vaudeville, ass Mulberry
street, this city.
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"why Smith Left Home is the plas
to be given in the early part Of April
by the Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of thu
Women's and Children's Hospital, a
Krueger Auditorium. Miss Janet Ha
zelmyer, Of Clinton avenue, is il
charge of the arrangements.
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A special meeting Of the Woman's Pc
litical Union Of New Jersey was he'll,
last evening at the nome Of Miss Flo
renee Haines, "a Franklin street. thi
city, to complete arrangements for tn
suffrage meeting, to be held at tn
Church of the Redeemer on Friday eve
ming; February %. 1t was announces
that Mr.. ADDISON B. Poland. superin
tendent of schools, will introduce MI
Max Eastman, the speaker of the eve
ming. Miss Belle Tiffany presided.
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The monthly business meeting of tn
Arlington Civic club vas held at tn
horne Of Mrs. Griffith Jones, Stewar
avenue, yesterday afternoon. Follow
Ing the routine pusiileSS nuk5' chlll
man. assistant vice-president Of tn
lyew Jersey state Federation. Of Ho
boken, gave a talk on the work OF tn
federation. Mrs. H. e. Marks presente'
the subject Of Fairgrounds" An In
formal social hour was spent and 20
was served. The next session. whicl
will be held on February 10 at the hom
of Mrs. X. b. Hickey. of Belgrove drive
will be a social meeting.
AT the home of Mrs. Francis Swayze
1855 High street. the lecture by Mis-
Louise Fischer was given yesterda
morning. Her subject, "Linhpold
Prince Regent of Bavaria" h oldes
and most honored ruler in the world
was listened to by about twenty ladie,
Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Carter. Miss Abeel
Miss Hubbell, Miss Hall. Mrs. Hedges
Mrs. Roberts and others Following TIL
lecture Mrs. Joseph Duke Harrison
rendered vocal solos, accompanied q
the p;aho " Ssu pSursnaii stewart.