Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-29

anthemums. She was attended by
Mrs. A. f. Lewis. who was the ma
|>tron OF honor. A. z. Lewis, a
brother Of the bride, acted as best
man.
Upon their return from a short
wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs. En-
glehart will reside at 6 Sidney place,
this city.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the First Congregational lube Memo
rial Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Joseph r. Harrison, So Bald
win avenue, on Thursday afternoon.
December 5, a 2:S0 o'clock. The sub
iect for consideration will be THE
Chinese Women" to be presented by
Mrs. r. Arthur Jenkins.
AT the Second Presbyterian Manse.
10 Washington street, Saturday after.
noon, November %, Miss Helen Welty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Welty,
of GAINESVILLE, o., became the bride OF
William Edwin Clemson. son of the
late William Clemson and Mrs. Esther
M. Clemson, OF Middletown, n. Y.
The ceremony vas performed by the
Rev. Pleasant Hunter, and the couple
were attended by Miss Mary A..
Welty, sister of the bride. and John
J. Desmond. of New York.
Mr.. Clemson, who formerly lived in
Middletown. is a graduate of Column
bia University. and is now connected
with the Crocker-Wheeler Company,
of Ampere.
Mr. and Mrs. Clemson were given a
J surprise supper Saturday night at IS
/ North Ninth street by twelve of their
friends and relatives, at which place
they VIII be at home after Deem
Der 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Menkes, of Fair
mount avenue, held a reception and
tea at their home yesterday after
noon from > to 5, in honor Of their
daughter. Miss Bessie Menkes, whose
engagement to Joseph Green. of this
city, has just been announced.
John Kraemer,, Of 61O Hunterdon
street. was pleasantly surprised by a
number of his friends at his home
bl lAidAAhCBlA liz Eve. ArdilltS dlU
music were enjoyed. Vocal selections
We're offered by Miss Carrie Lind, and
comic sketches given by Harry Ep-
pinger and Fred Steinmetz. Refresh
ments were served The guests were:
The Misses Mildred Kraemer, Lillian
Gneiting. Ida Honig. Lena HONG,
Margaret Little, Anna Kraemer, Lilly
E~berhardt, Lulu Smith. Unabell Har.
rison, Charlotte Ledogar. Annette
Ledogar, Violet Herbell and Flossie
Anderson. the four latter of New
York. The Messrs. Fam Gneiting
Robert Kugelman. John Gross, J
Staehle, George Knopf. Ed. Eppineel
and Arthur Williams, Ray Harrison
Jerome. Clifton. of East Orange; Stan
ford White and Theodore Russell, OF
Roseville.
Miss Mildred Dennis, of James
street, entertained at bridge this aft
ernoon, complimentary to Miss Louise
E. Polhemus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L.. Fantl
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kahn. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charles Elm. Miss Doroth,
Beck and her hance. Emanuel Beck
were guests at a dinner given in thei
honor By Miss Helen Grand at he
. home in Ridgewood avenue, yester
day. Other guests we're Miss Blanch
Beck and Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor
Grand. The Misses Ruth Beck, Jes
sic Grand and Esther Blnn. garbe,
as little Quaker girls, served a
| mattresses.
= Miss Eudalla White. Of 1872 sout
/, Mum avenue, East Orange. enter
t tanned at dinner at her home Wed
nesday night in honor Of her cousin
Miss Mary Lee Hickman. Of Louis
Z willie, KY, who is spending tn
- T1hapkspfCfnO hoffd " with ha,