Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-24
SOCIAL NOTES .. Of 1n n5x s"s",, s. %

The pupils of Mrs. Carrie Marshall and
Miss Edith Marshall, of South Eleventh
street, this city, gave their eighth an.
nual recital last night Mt Davis's Hall,
406 Broad street. Mr.. James Russ, yio-
linist, and Miss Grace Little were the
accompanies. Contributing to the pro-
gram were Miss Emily Cyphers, Miss
Augusta Cyphers, Miss Gladys Stein,
Miss Mildred Aufinger, Miss Fannie Or
ange, Miss Viola Heyder, Miss Clara
Kent, Miss Elizabeth Volker, Miss Louise
Schaeffer, Miss Edna Linke, Miss Marie
Berg, Miss Dora Corenzwlt, Miss May
Warshaw, Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss
Viola Becker. Miss Lenora Cohen, Miss
Grace Gerstenmeir, Norris Orange, Les
ter Lloyd, Andrew Becker and Leslie
Cassidy. Dancing followed the program.
Invitations AVE been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. +. B.. Waibel. Ill Fabyan
place, this city, for a reception Tues
day evening, May %, at 8 o'clock, at
Kemper's Hall, South Fourteenth street,
this city, the occasion being the twen-
ty-ifth anniversary of their wedding.
The closing exercises for pupils OF the
primary and intermediate departments of
Miss Craven's School, 97S Broad street,
which takes place this afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock at the school, will be followed
by a garden party and strawberry and
ice-cream festival from A to 10 o'clock
on the school grounds. The proceeds will
be used for the Visiting Nurses Associa-
$500 - k-N - thu India
brownies and the Newark Female
Charitable Society relief work.
Covers to the number of t~wenty-eight
will be laid for the members of the New
ark Seminary Alumnae, with Miss Anna
s. Whitmore, principal, as the guest ct
honor, for the annual luncheon which
takes place today at l O'Clock at the
Washington. Purple and white nlacs,
with ferns, will form the color scheme.
The affair has been arranged by the Of
hcers of the association, who are Miss
Marion Van Wagenen, president; Miss
Hetty Weidig, vice-president; Miss Maud
Van Arsdale, recording secretary; Miss
Louise Blake, corresponding secretary
Miss Ruth Gardner, treasurer. The sub
ject Of the toast will be ~"Pandora's Box"
and Miss weidig and Miss Rose o'Gor-
man will respond. There will be a musical
program Of vocal solos by Mrs. Albert
Wersfelder and Miss Elsie Kastner, with
Miss Van Wagenen as accompanist.
The entertainment committee OF the
Christian Endeavor Society of the Forest
Hill Presbyterian Church will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival In the
church parlors Friday afternoon and eve
ming, June Z. Leonard Terhune, Mis-
Marjorie Hallock and Miss Isabel Smith
form the committee in charge.
Mrs. Percy R. Nuessle and her LITTLE
daughter, Airline Estelle, of Elwood ave
nue., will leave soon for Charlotte, Mich.
where they wilt spend the summer will
Mrs. Nuessle's parents. Mr.. Nuessle will
join them later for a brief vacation.
Members of the board of managers
OF the Job Haines Home for AGED
People are arranging a garden fete
which they will hold on the grounds o
the home, Watsessing and Bloomfield
avenues on the afternoon and evening
Of Saturday, June s. Ice cream, straw
berries and homemade cakes win b.
among the goodies dispensed by thu
committee. and there will be a sale o
aprons, plain and fancy. Mrs. Elois
Russell Ferrall is the general Chairman
and the subcommittee will be appoint
ed at the board meeting Monday. Mrs
Ferrall is now in Madison, but win re
turn next week.
Miss Julia X. Dunn, of Seymour ave
nue., will leave tomorrow on the Berlil
for a European tour. She will return
early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Sanford, o
Wakeman avenue, have gone to Asbur
Park for a s%ojourn.
Miss Ida Fleming, of Elizabeth avenu
and Alpine street, wal rendered a SUI
prise linen shower last night by a nun
Der of her friends from Newark an
vicinity. There was dancing during tn
evening and vocal solos were cor
tributed by Miss Elsie Burger. Thos