Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-30
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the board Of managers of the institution
will give a garden party for their benefit
on the roof of the home. Friends and
the public in general are invited to come,
inspect the home and buy cakes. candies,
ice cream, straw berries and articles from
the utility, table, which will mean added
facilities in caring for the small inmates.
The roof will be decorated with garlands
of flowers, and In the evening 1t will be
illuminated with Japanese lanterns and
colored lights. The reception will COM
Ynence at 3 o'clock and extend during the
evening. Mrs. Joseph G.. Spur is the
general chairman In charge and is as
sisted by Mrs. Albert Crawn. The sub
Miss Ellastine Seitz, Mrs. j. Edward
Bowers. Mrs. James Mitchell Gray, Mrs.
Edmund Barnet, Mrs. Wallace s. Camp
bell, Mrs. Morrison c.. Colyer, Mrs. j.. B.
Dnsenberry, Mrs. John J. Miller, Mrs.
James Marsh, Mrs. Joseph R. Mead,
Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Mrs. Martin J..
Sheridan, Mrs. Won Steuben and Mrs.
Frederick s. Ward. With Mrs. James w.
Howard on the grab bag committee are
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, Mrs. c.. Melville
Borrie, Mrs. ]. Frederick Sweasy, Mrs.
Francis w. Bonneau, Mrs. Seymour
Tucker, Mrs. William A. Baker, Mrs.
Frederick Quimby and Mrs. George
Kursh. Mrs. Charles Hawkins is the
chairman of the candy committee, and
her assistants are Mrs. Jerome Congle-
ton, Miss Ella Champencls, Mrs ]. kel-
sey Burr, Mrs. Edgar P. HARRISON, Mrs.
Charles R. De Bovoise and Mrs. Morris s.
Daniels. Mrs. John D. Wyeth will dis
pense cakes, with the assistance of Mrs.
Charles C. Thompson, Mrs. Walter e.
Thatcher, Mrs. John NJ. Miller, Miss Ger
trude Halsey, Mrs. Eloise Russell Ferrall
and Miss Clarissa Cobb. The ice cream
of Mrs. Benjamin Morris and Mrs. Theo-
dore Edward Heyden.
Mrs. Fl. S. owen, of Montclair, for
merly of Utah, will be the speaker at a
meeting of the Women's Political Union
Monday, June II. The place of meeting
has not as yet been designated. Mrs.
owen will talk of equal suffrage In Utah
and of Mormonism in Utah, with refer
ence to its protection in Washington.
The president, Mrs. Abram Van Wrinkle,
will be in charge.
In the interests of the Homeopathic
Hospital of Essex County Mrs. Samuel
Williams, of Bowdoin street, Maplewood,
will open her home on Monday afternoon
for a bridge and five hundred party.
Gerard Oberrender, of Summit avenue,
South Orange, will entertain the Entire
Nous Club at his home tomorrow night.
Several members of the Unique Card
Club, of East Orange, will start today
ON a weekend motor trip to Gettysburg.
Among those who will go are Mr.. and
lam L. Maher, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Ossor
and Mr.. n Mrs. Henry Grobert.
Mrs. William b. Donnell and family,
of High street, Orange, will spend the
summer in their new home, at Eaton's
Neck, Long Island.
The Merrie Masquers, a popular dra-
matte organization composed Of we'll
known young society folk of the Oranges,
will present Pinero's play DANDY Dick
on Saturday night in the Lyceum, East
Orange. The play is coached by Deane
w. Pratt, and the scenery has been ar
ranged by E. w. Peckham, of Orange.
Those in the cast are R. Arthur Fulton,
Robert /. Barr, ]. Stewart Gilbertson,
Richard B. Grant, Russell Lane, Thomas
e. Hardenbergh, jr., Donald s. Stewart,
Miss Natalie March, Miss Anna w. Whit
ney.. Miss Helen C. Leach and Miss Grace
s.. Barr.