Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-29
SOCIAL NOTES .. the n's ,"ss,, ..'

home was deliberately decorated with
palms, ferns and roses. Mr.. Edward
Trussel acted as POSTMASTER, nj Mr..
Sefer, of Manhattan; Mr.. LYMAN, Of
Chicago: Mr.. Charles Elm. MI. Clarence
Blatt, M. Spoor, of Newark; Rev. L.
Pergalin, of New York, and Miss Gus
sic Bernstein, of Jersey, City. gave
toasts. A reception followed the din
ner and among the guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Sefer, Mr.. III Mrs. Schwartz,
Miss ]. Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman,
Janette Hyman, of Manhattan; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Bernstein. of Jersey City; Mrs.
S. Trussel, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Trussel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, Miss Mollie
Sherman, Mr.. Charles Elm, Miss
Miller. Mr.. E. Blatt, Mr.. J. Spoor. DR..
Joseph Elm, Miss Malverne Elm. Mr..
Turk, Mr.. and Mrs. Bachman, of New
ark; Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Miss Rose
Grown, Mr.. Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Meyer, Miss Marx, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marx, Mr.. and Mrs. Fox. Miss Stein,
Miss Weiss, Miss Gross, Miss Burke,
Mr.. Phillips. Mr.. Harris. Miss GALLUP.
Mr.. Jack Brown. Miss Harowitz and
Mr.. Harowitz, New York.
Mrs. William Fl. Van Alstein will en-
terrain the members OF the Entire Nous
Club this afternoon at her home, 453
South Belmont avenue.
There was an executive meeting of
the Newark Domestic Science Club
yesterday afternoon in the Public Ii
brary. Plans for the coming year were
formulated. The meeting adjourned un-
til June II, when the session will be held
In the Central High School.
The woman's Club, of Arlington, held
its final meeting Of the season yesterday
afternoon In Trinity parish house. The
final reports of committees and officers
were submitted and all business transac-
lions were completed. The president,
Mrs. Frank c. Platt, was in the chair.
The club. will convene Tuesday, October
8, and activities for the year
1s12-1913.
Mrs. George q. Van Duyne. Of North
Seventh street, is entertaining Miss Helen
R. Scott, of Ch~ristianstadt, Danish West
Indies.
The annual commencement exercises of
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton will be. held Wednesday evening,
June 5, in the chapel of the Second Pres
byterian Church. Diplomas will be award
ed to the graduates of the various class
es, and there will be an exhibition of the
work of classes in embroidery, millinery,
painting and dressmaking.
Reports of the officers were given in at
a meeting of the board of directors, held
yesterday morning in the Association
headquarters, IA East Park street. Miss
Anna NJ. Gwinnell, chairman of the build
ing committee, reported progress on the
new building In Washington street, and
said that the house at 562 Broad street,
would be open during the summer for
visitors. Mrs. Wallace L.. Parker, repre-
senting the social department, said that
the annual opperetta netted a profit of
$3.50, and she also announced that the
annual hay ride would be June 10, with
Caldwell as the destination.
Mrs. Addison b.. Poland, vice-president
of the association, said that Miss Nellie
Hedden has consented to take the chair
maHship of the vesper committee. There
will be a special vesper service June 16,
when Mrs. Frank H. Hanson will talk on
The Mission Work in the Y. w. C. A. to
the Entire Church"
Mrs. Samuel Clark, the treasurer. in
vited the young women of the Bible
classes and the Alpha Phi Club to spend
the evening tonight at her home, liz Gin
ton avenue. The president, Mrs. Richard
c. Jenkinson, was In the chair.
The annual concert by the advanced
pupils of Mrs. Florence milford Hunt
will be held next Thursday evening, June
6, in Wallace Hall.
Mrs. William R. Bayrer, Of Heller park.
way, and Mrs. Charles A. Patterson, of
woodside avenue, will pass the month of
June with friends In Ohio.
Mrs. Lawrence Bowman and Mrs. Ar
thur r. Gilman, of Forest Hill, are en-
joying a fortnight's %sojourn in the Cats
kills.