Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-09
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nate a certain portion of a clock, from
the face to the innermost wheels, as a
general topic for the toast. Mrs. Will
lam S. Corwin, president of the Salma-
gundi Club, is the toastmistress
avenue, have taken a cottage at Ocean
Grove, which they will occupy shortly.
They will not return TO tow until late
in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Clarke, of
Heller parkway. will spend the summer
months at Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs. Carl II. Langas, of Parker street,
was the hostess at yesterdays meeting
of the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Park Presbyterian church.
The Young Women's Foreign Missionary
Guild provided the program, in charge
of Miss Mildred Freeman, president.
Miss Ruth Hopson sang, and papers
were contributed by Miss Emma Howell,
Miss Susan Hummel and Miss Edna
Wilkins. Mrs. Harry A. Blackboard read
the devotional exercises. The hostesses
of the day were Mrs. j. G.. Corey and
Mrs. Ella Francisco.
For the benefit of the East Side Day
Nursery there will be a bridge and Whist
party Tuesday afternoon at the Wash
ington. Mrs. Algernon T. Sweeney, pres
ident of the Newark Association of Day
Nurseries, is the chairman of the com
mittee In charge, and she is assisted by
Mrs. Frederick Mooney and Mrs. Calvin
II. Denbigh. The young ladies' who will
assist are Miss Edna Stucky, Miss Flor
ence Egner, Miss Hattie Kleinhans, Miss
Natalie Walters. Miss Hortense Reynolds
and Miss Mildred Denbigh. Tickets may
be obtained from members of the com
mittee or the board of the nursery.
Mrs. Frank Q. Barstow, OF Tillou road,
South Orange. entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of her niece, Mrs. II.
Lee. of Seattle, WASH, who is visiting
her. The color scheme was green and
white. Mrs. Barstow was assisted by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William A.
Barstow.
The Dearborn Morgan Alumnae Assoc
citation will hold a luncheon at the school,
Orange, on Saturday, May is. The com
mlttee In charge includes Miss Margaret
Taylor, of New York. formerly of South
Orange. chairman. A meeting of the
committee to perfect arrangements will
be held tomorrow at the nome of Miss
Alice Harvey, 1853 Main street, Orange
Others on the committee are Miss Edna
Ambrose. Mrs. Arthur M. Anderson, Mrs
w. f. Baker, Miss Sarah Hening, Mrs
Robert Howard, Miss Helen Kilborne
Miss Mary A.. Kilborne. Miss Jessie
King, Miss, Edith Riker, Miss Marguer-
lite Stallknecht and Miss Elizabeth M
WINERY.
The bridge which was to have beer
given by Mrs. G. Upton Hallett yester.
day afternoon at her home. IS Grove
place, East Orange, in the interest OF
The fresh air fund of the Oranges, has
been indefinitely postponed or account
of illness.
The fifth annual reunion of the forme
pupils of Miss Halls and the Norwood
| schools was observed by a luncheon yes
terday at the Essex County Country Club
Officers of the alumnae are; Miss Clari
l.. Hall. honorary president; acting pres
ident, Mrs. Frederick l.. Pryor; secretary
Mrs. Walter r. Okeson; treasurer, Mrs
William Ripley Cobb: executive commit
fee. Mrs. C. Raymond Swaid. Mrs. Emory
Miller. Miss Ella May Champenois ant
Miss Margaret Mains.
Yellow was the color scheme and spriny
blossoms formed the decorations. Mrs
Bridges presided and acted as toastmis
tress. Covers we're laid for twenty-five,
and besides the officers the guests wer,
Mrs. Benjamin J. Coe, Mrs. Joseph Coult
Mrs. ]. #. Clifford, Mrs. Walter Greaccn
Mrs. Il. c. Moffatt. Mrs. Bertram RIPLEY
Miss Alice Schuetz, Miss Charlotte Ban
lister, Mrs. A. W. German. Miss Eleano
Jones, Miss Edna Drake. Mrs. James Bur
nett, Mrs. George Potter and Miss Isabe
Howell. Following tho luncheon recita
tions were given by Miss Iva Snedeker
Of East Orange. and vocal solos by Mis-
Nettie Dorncr, of Arlington.
Despite the rain, many friends attend
ed the reception aud tea given by tn