Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-03

Eugene Kuebler, William Keitel, John
Hoide. Leo Voges and William Bocger.
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Luncheon for twenty at n total cost. OF
's5, was served by Mrs. William e. Bur
net, of 9 Hawthorne place, East Orange,
yesterday, the occasion being the last
social meeting of the season of the Half
Hour Heading Club. Small tables were
set about the dining-room. and each table
was adorned with flowers of various
hues. Place cards, p%rettily painted In de-
signs to harmonize with tho decorations,
were arranged with small clusters of
flowers as favors. The menu, which is
always interesting to the calculating
housekeeper. included fruit punch, purec
of peas, chicken patties, French string
beans. spaghetti, olives and ~rsdishes.
shrimp salad, rolls, Ice cream, cakes and
coffee. =
The usual literary session followed. and
Mrs. William L.. Ross presided In the
place of the president, Mrs. George Ed
ward latham, who was absent.
Mrs. George Soul opened the program
with a report of DR.. Henry Van Dykes
STORY of the Other Wise Man. and DR..
Joanna Leary, of Elizabeth, followed
with a resume of the life of Michael
Angelo" Mrs. Charles f. Webb talked
VI IL II VI
Frederick Fraentzel reported her reading
of Evolution; The New Chemical Analy-
sis of Life Miss Martha 7. serap
talked of Esenwein's History of tho
Short Story and Mrs. Morris l.. Barr
of Hamilton Wright .Mabie's Literary
Culture The meeting adjourned until
next Thursday. when there will be a bust
ness session. and yearly reports will be
submitted. Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald. of 214
North seventh street. will be the hostess.
Mrs. Pennell and Mrs. Harris will the
hostesses at the regular social meeting
of the Woman's Club at the clubrooms,
Al Hill street.
Miss Ruth Forbes entertained the
members of her card club last night at
her home in Parker street.
Miss Jessie ]. Buchanan. A Stanley
avenue, this city. entertained the men,
bers of the Epsilon Delta Sorority at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Tea was
served and the floral decorations were OF
white lilacs and carnations. Among the
guests were Miss Ethel v. Langstroth,
Miss Frances M. McCallum, Miss Theo-
dora A. Little, Miss Gladys McCallum,
Miss NJ. Lorraine Clark. Miss Mabel N.
Daniels, Mrs. Frederick Castle, jr., Mrs. c..
Archer Patterson, Mrs Joseph K. Ebert,
Mrs. william M. Whitesell n Mrs.
Richard Pulls. Wednesday afternoon,
May Is, Mrs. Ebert will act as hostess to
the Sororiety at her home, 101 Montclair
avenue.
Mrs. S. e. Cole. OF Cleveland, o.. who
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pennmore Eagles, of this city attended
the fifteenth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eagles last Monday evening, which was
held at the Eagles residence, I'll Rose
willie avenue, this city. One hundred
guests congratulated the couple, aud
MIR. and Mrs. Eagles were assisted In
receiving their guests by Miss Margaret
Crane. who attended as flower girl at
their marriage; Mrs c., A. Edwards. Mrs.
S. e.. Cole and Miss Janice Eagles, their
daughter who wore her mothers wed
ding gown. The. parlor was EFFECTIVELY
decorated in palms and marguerites and
the library with cherry blossoms. A
collation. WIS serged ind the BRIDES ia
BILE was adorned with pink n white
roses. A string orchestra hidden by a
hover of palms furnished a musical pro-
gram.
Mr., and Mrs. Eagles will entertain n
hox Marty at Proctor's Theatre this eve
ming in honor of Mrs. S. e.. Cole, and
the guests will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rawle and MI. Frederick Coie.
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.erhe Comedy of Nationalities VIII pc
Given this evening in the ecture-room OF
the Weequahic Presbyterian Churcn'
Meeker and Peshine avenues, TINS clty'
under the auspices of the Outlook Clup.
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The curtomis / s:erary Club VIII hoid a
rogulor meeting tnls afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Albert Seltz. GAG south
seventh street. A program of interest Is
scheduled, and will include a tax on
"current Topics by Mrs. Waite; miscel-
laneous topics of interest by Mrs. cronln'
md a papcr by Mrs. Charles ). Hurd.