Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-18

luncheon. The latch-string is always out
or the unfortunate, and the real work
one in the Home cannot be itemlzed
fhe matron's report from March, 1911. to
alarch. 1912. shows that ffty-one girls
nd thirty-seven babies have been shell
cred and fed. Forty-fve transients
women remaining O few days or weeks
ave been received, and places found for
hem. Much could be said OF the Chris
lan fortitude of the women who have
abored so patiently for the upliftment of
Dung girls and women, for their labors
seem intending. The officers are: Mrs.
II. s. Holmes, president; Mrs. S. F. Bur
lows, secretary, and Mrs. NJ. II. Price,
reasurer. The board of managers in
:ludes Mrs. George Beattie. Mrs. Emma
%'ourne, Mrs. William Bachelor, Mrs.
emily Connect, Mrs. r. Il. Elder, Mrs.
barbara Friess, Miss c. e. Graham, Mrs.
toilet Houck, Mrs e. Haring. Mrs. De
Wit C. Harmed, Mrs. Martin Issler, Mrs.
i. McKewen, Miss Pearl Osborne, Mrs.
Theodore Price, Mrs. II. II. Putnam, Mrs.
j. NJ. Seymour, Mrs. j. b. Swain, Mrs.
Margaret Simpson, Mrs. e. VANDERBILT
and Miss $. n. Ward, the latter of New
York.
Entertaining for Miss Annie s. johnson,
OF East Orange, Mrs. Charles McRae
Grey, Of q Watson avenue, East Orange,
gave a tea at her home yesterday after
noon. The house was decorated with pink
and white flowers, and presiding at the
tea table were Mrs. William j. Harniscl
and Miss Claudia Randolph johnson, both
- Mat nr.-a --tAL AI--
Grey were Miss Johnson and Mrs. Julian
B. Johnson. Assisting them were Miss
Ruth Matthews, Miss Ruth Dunn, Miss
Helen McChesney, Miss Margaret Bar
rows, Miss Gladys Adams, Miss Janet
Simmons, Miss Mildred Belts, Miss Made
line Schueler, Miss Dorothy Brown, of
the Oranges; Miss Eleanor williams and
Miss Marian Williams, of New York.
The class of 1912 of Miss Boards School
for Girls. Orange, has issued invitations
for the commencement exercises on the
afternoon of Wednesday,, June s., at 4
o'clock, and for their class day exercises,
which will take place on Tuesday after
noon, June 4, at 4 O'Clock.
Mrs. Charles B. Yardley, of East
Orange, who was recently elected State
Regent of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, was the guest OF honor
at a reception in the Essex County
Country Club, West Orange, yesterday
afternoon. The affair was given by
Essex Chapter, Mrs. Robert w. Hawkes.
worth, regent, and a large representation
from the various chapters of the d. A.
r. and also from the Daughters of the
Revolution congratulated the well known
clubwoman and leader in patriotic affairs.
The clubhouse was attractively adorned
for the function.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.. Meiners, of
Rutherford, are the guests OF their sou.
street, East Orange.
Mrs. Gould Hoyt, of South Norwalk,
Conn, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Coyne. of IA Winans street, East Or
ange.
One of the notable June weddings in
the Oranges Will be the marriage Of Miss
Gertrude Lohrke, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto e.. Lohrke, of 10l Prospect
street, East Orange, and Mr.. Eugene II.
Magee, also of East Orange, on Monday
evening, June 10, atsthe brides residence.
Her attendants will include Miss Caro-
line Weber, of Brooklyn; Miss Mildred
Magee, sister of Mr.. Magee; Miss Jessie
King and Miss Edn Burr. of East Orange,
and Miss Elsa Lohrke, the young sister
of the bride, who will be flower girl. A
pooapftAp mill fnITNxt kbn narnpnopu AVID
owing to the prominence Of the two
families the affair will be one Of the
largest functions Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril oskar Assmus and
daughter, of East Orange, were passen-
gers on the steamship America which
sailed yesterday for England and Ger
many. They are on a two months tour.
Mr.. Assmus is a representative OF the
Hamburg-American Steamship Company,
of New York, Mrs. Assmus is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.. Mather
and a sister of Mrs. f.. d. Vanderbilt, of
East Orange.
Mrs. Richard d. Freeman aud her sol
Dean, of South Orange. left yesterday
!" a "eeA a' Aspurs rarh'
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An evening of music was given by ths
Flonzaiey Quartet last night at Mis-,
Beards's School, Orange. under direction
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