Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-01

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on Thursday, entertained the bridal party
at dinner last night at the Ward residence
in Stanley avenue. Covers were laid for
eighteen, and the table was handsomely
decorated with a centre-piece of sweet
peas, surrounding a cut glass lone eff
fectiyely wired with electric lights. Miss
Ward presented the matron of honor,
Mss Marguerite Ward, with a gold
bracelet, and her bridesmaids with cd
brooches set with pearls. Mr.. Jackson
gave the best man, Mr.. Henry Porlier,
gold cum links and the ushers pearl scarf
pins. Mr.. Jackson's gift to the bride elect
was a diamond bar pin. while she In re-
turn gave him a gold watch. The eve-
ning was devoted to cards.
Mrs. John C. Day, of 1858 South Thir-
teenth street, THO city, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie, will leave next Thurs
day for their summer home at Belmar,
where they will remain until fall.
Among the passengers sailing today on
the steamship Bremen, of the North Ger
man Lloyd line, are Mrs. Newton A.
Bernstein, Miss Maxine Bernstein, Mrs.
Fred Pauly and Miss Mathilda Rad.
macher, of this city.
Miss Elizabeth Strain, of 40 Bruce
street, Kearny, was given a surprise at
her home last night by many of her
school friends and was presented with
a large bouquet of cut flowers. Dane
Ing and games were enjoyed, and late
In the evening the young people adj
journed to the dining-room where sup
pet was served. Carnations and sweet
peas with the class colors, blue and
gray, formed the decorations of the
table. The guests we're: Mss Anna
Taylor, Miss Rena Doldsir. Miss Eliza
beth Whitehead, Miss Jeanette Dem
oichy, Miss Nettie Barker, Miss Bertha
Weinberg, Miss Ethel O.. Mahon, Miss
Ruby Churin. Miss Edith Larson, the
Misses Belle. Agnes and Mary Strain,
Miss Jessie Bersey, Mr.. Frank Bersey.
Mr.. George Holt, Mr.. Herbert Rundberg,
Mr.. Raymond Taylor, Mr.. George Hale,
Mr., Harold DAILY, Mr.. Lionel Oliver,
Mr.. Charles Whitehead, Mr.. Bernard
Riley, Mr.. William Strain, Mr.. Walter
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and Mrs. Strain.
Miss Marjorie McNish, of North Broad
street, who is attending st. Lawrence
University, will return home the middle
of this month.
Members of the Entire Nous Club en-
joyed a very pleasant Decoration Day
on a trip to Highland Beach. Games
and many other amusements were en-
joyed. The club was c~haperoned by Mrs.
R. Moke and Mrs. s. Wellthal.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Newark Beth Israel Hospital will hold the
last of a series of socials for this season
at Iroquois Hall, 260 Washington street,
tomorrow afternoon. An interesting pro.
gram will be given, including readings by
Miss Belle Alexander and Miss Ida Herr
field. Milton Sheininder and Miss Esther
Brock, pupils of Mandel Svet, will fur
nish violin and piano solos. The speaker
Of the afternoon will be DIR. Maud Thomp-
son. and her topic will be THE Next
Step In Humanity's Progress"
Preparations are being made for a
patriotic festival to be given by the
Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the Newnrs
Beth Israel Hospital Wednesday aitef-
noon n evening, June IL, rt the Cplos-
scum, 457 Springfield this city.
Guests Of the afternoon will be enter
tanned with performances by children of
tba u1hron, nrpban ASuIYn Ubo will
be the guests of Mr.. Louis v. Aronson.
The hall and park will be decorated with
patriotic colors, as will also the booths
which will be presided over by younger
members of the auxiliary. Music VIII be
furnished by Glickman. The officers of
the auxiliary are: Mrs. Clarence Roscow,
president; Miss Helen Jedell, vice-:'resi
dent; Miss Bessie Stafford, recording sec
rotary; Miss Minnie Gold, financial seeie-
tary, and Miss Ida Herzfeld, treasurer.
Miss Louise X. Hardy. of 800 Meadow
brook lane, South Orange, was hostess
this afternoon at the annual luncheon OF
the Women's Press Club, which was the
closing event Of the club for this year.
The program was informal and luncheon
was served on the lawn.
Mrs. Louise c. DEMO, of 119 Cleveland
street, Orange, left today for Toronto.
where she will remain until next week.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Ethel May Batkin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. n. Batkin, OF
II Elm street, and Howard Clinton Riley
The ceremony will be solemnized Wednes
| day evening, June II, in the Sixth Pres
byterian Church, and will be followed
| by a reception for relatives and a few
Intimate friends at the Batkin home
Miss Jessie Batkin will attend her sister
as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Hazel Sprowl, of Savannah,
| Ca; Miss Ethel Morley, of Brooklyn; Miss
Gertrude Riley, of East Orange; Miss
Vivian Walker, Miss Adel Mockridge and
Miss Florence Hoops. Of Newark. Al