Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-31
SOCIAL NOTES or Z HHyAS1 sasgzzs zH0 Z The

Arthur MacKie, Mrs John Howell
and Mrs. Austin McGregor. The lead
ing characters in the play were por-
trayed by Miss Elmira Spur, Bald
win Guild, Miss Margaret Ripley,
Beekman r. Ilsley, jr., Miss Helen
Ashmun and Halsey Tichenor. Others
in the cast were Miss Margaret Atha,
Miss Betty Ashmun, Miss Marion
Bathgate, Miss Vivian Savage, Miss
Dorothy Connett, Miss Virginia Hay,
Miss Edith Parker. Miss Jean Spur,
Miss Marian Rhodes and Miss Har-
riet Lawshe, and Chester Billings,
Bancroft Duren, Carl Grummon,
Richard Stiles, Roger Harvey, John
w. Howell, jr., Robert Ilsley. Vivian
Savage. Roger Stiles and Lewis Os-
borne. Miss May Atkin presided at
the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p Field, of
$50 Broad street, gave dance last
night at the Essex County Country
Club in honor of their son, Thayer
Field, who is home from Princeton
for the holidays Christmas green
tions and the guests included mem
bers of the younger sets of Newark,
the Oranges and surrounding towns
and several of Mr.. Thayers class
mates at college.
Miss Harriet Day and Miss Mar
jorie Day, of South Thirteenth street,
gave a tea at their home yesterday
afternoon. A green and white color
scheme was carried out in the decora-
tions with ferns and white sweet
peas, and presiding at the table were
the hostesses' mother, Mrs. John C..
Day. and Mrs. A. e. Burr, of Summit
Assisting were Mrs. w B. Day, of
Summit; Mrs. w. #. Day, ir.,. and
Miss Carrie Day, of Morristown; Mrs.
Henry Rogers, Miss Claire Miller,
Miss Irma Redding and Miss Helen
Elleau.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond B. White
head, of Ballantine parkway, enter
tanned the members of the Iota Tau
Zeta Sorority and their friends at a
dance at their home last evening.
Christmas decorations prevailed
throughout the house and receiving
with the host and hostess were the
chairman of the dance committee
| Miss Mabel Rowe; her assistant Miss
Edna Brangs, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w
Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fits
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brangs. The
hostess wore a peaehblow charmeuse
gown trimmed with a Partisan scarf
her sister, Miss Rowe, a violet
charmeuse with a spangled tunic;
Mrs. Brangs, gray brocaded satin and
Miss Brangs yellow charmeuse.
! The Rev. Olympia. Brown, honorary
president of the Wisconsin Woman
Suffrage Association, and Miss Gwen
dolyn d. Willis, professor of Greel
and Latin in Milwaukee Downer Col
lege, were guests of honor at re
ception given yesterday afternoon b,
Mrs. Clara S. Laddey, of Arlington
whom they are visiting? Miss Mar
guerita Baumgarten received with thu
hostess and the latter's daughter
Miss Paula Laddey, and Mrs. Beatric
Henry, president of the Newarl
Equal Suffrage League, assisted. IN
house was decorated for the occasion
with Christmas greens. During tn
afternoon addresses were given by tn
guests OF honor, the hostess, Mrs
Minnie Latham, president of the Ar
lington Civics Club; Mrs. E. e. Albet
president of the Arlington Woman
Club, and Mrs. Edward G.. Marks
former president of the Arlington
Civics Club. Mrs. Brown gave as tn
reason for the defeat of the suffrag
amendment in Wisconsin the new la1
that went into effect just before cleo
tion, providing for ballot for til
amendment separate from the on
used for the election of candidates
and for the presence of a foreig
: element in Wisconsin not informe
as to the meaning of the amendmen
Miss Willis praised the effective wor
done by Mrs. Laddey in bringing tn
amendment before the Germans Of tn
State.
DR.. Frank Bohn, instructor inlcor
! lomics at Columbia University, wi
give an address on "The Economi