Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-08

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Newton Eos
ter, of Llewellyn Park, and Mr.. Ralph
Osborne, of Hutton Park, which will take
place on June II in Grace Episcopal
Church, Orange. The ceremony will be
followed by a reception at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster.
Mrs. Leonard II. Conant, of .Iolly wood
avenue, East Orange, will entertain n, a
bridge luncheon at her home tomorrow.
Covers will be laid for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane =. Cobb have re-
turned TO their hoine on Scotland road.
South Orange, from Long Island, where
they spent two weeks. They will leave
on May IS to spend the summer In
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner Gould. of
South Orange, will spend the summer at
Easthampton, Long Island.
Mrs. John Crosby Brown and Miss May
Brown, who spent the winter in New
York, have returned to "Brighthurst,"
West Orange, for the summer.
Mrs. Charles F. Dodd, of 90 Carlton
street, East Orange, will entertain the
Handkerchief Bridge Club at the City
Club, East Orange. tomorrow afternoon.
Complimentary to her card club, Mrs.
d. L. Tobey vas hostess at a meeting
held at her home, II North Broad street,
yesterday afternoon, preceded by a
luncheon. Covers were laid for twelve.
and the decorations were of yellow
spring flowers. Small pots of yellow
pansies were the favors. After the
luncheon whist was played, and the
pri~ze-winners were Mrs. A. C. Patter-
son and Mrs. w. r. Bayrers, president
of the club. Those present were Miss
Gladys O%sgoodby, of Elizabeth, and Mrs.
w. S. Potter, who were guests; Mrs. b.
e. Allison, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. w. jack
son, Mrs. c. s. Witherell. Mrs. Mount,
Mrs. Vulevant and Mrs. Dietrich. The
meeting of yesterday was the final one
of the season until next fall, when the
members will again participate In their
enjoyable afternoon gatherings.
Miss Estelle Conklin, of this city,
whose engagement to Mr.. J. Robert Mac
| Seulcy, dlSu VI tuio NitSf was iNNNhNA
announced, is being entertained in New
York by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. King,
of Ninety-seventh street.
Mrs. Richard Doremus, of 800 South
Sixteenth street, will be hostess to the
members of her euchre club at her home
this afternoon. Five tables Will be in
play, n at the close of the games a
buffet luncheon will be served. Apple
blossoms will be used for the decora-
lions.
The final meeting of the Young
Women's Foreign Missionary Guild, OF
the Park Presbyterian Church, will be
held this afternoon with Mrs. Carl r
Langlas, Of 1893 Parker street, this city
as hostess. An interesting program has
been arranged, and the meeting will
open with devotional exercises con
Quoted by Mrs. Harry A. Blackboard
Miss Freeman, the president, will pre-.
side, n among the members Of the
guild who will present papers are Mis-:
} Susan Hummel, Miss Edna Wilkins anc
|, Miss Emma. Howell. Miss Ruth HopsoI
win give vocal solos. and the meeting
Will close with a social nouf-
A meeting of the Music Club will be
held Wednesday afternoon. May Is, witt
Mrs. w. Il, MacNiss, of Grove street
East Orange. as hostess. The program
will be devoted to selections from the
French composers. The president, Mrs
G. NJ. Miners, will preside. The fna
meeting of the club will be held the lat
ter part of this month, when a miscel
, ~laneous program win be in order.
A regular meeting of the Women's Mis-
A sionary Society of the Second Presby
! terian Church, of this city, with socia
> features and interesting program, WA
: held in the chapel of the church yesterda,
afternoon. The president. Mrs. w. l.
E Westfall. presided, and the Rev. Franz
, J Milnian, assistant pastor. ofere,
prayer. ,rhe speaker OF tine afternoon wa
the Rev. r. Ralph Harlow, of Grafton
Mass. who viii sail il August 20
smyrua' as a missionary, accompanied b.