Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-30

! will be a bride of next week. Tea
was served following the games and
the table was decorated with pink
blossoms and shaded candles. Mrs.
Harold Dennis and Mrs. Roger Young
poured. The other guests were Miss
Eleanor McCarter, Miss Florence E.
Murphy, Miss Marie Vail Dodd, Miss
Dorothy Lee, Miss Marguerite Riker.
Miss Elizabeth Guild, Miss Mary G.
Williamson, Miss Elizabeth C. Car
ter. Miss Mary Belcher. Miss Mary
Gaddis Plum, Miss Prudence Du-
/ rand, Miss CorneIia Boggs and Miss
| Hollingshead, the latter of New York.
The formal opening of the William
j. Burke Memorial Day Nursery,
built by Mrs. Burke as a memorial
/ to her husband, took place this
afternoon at the nursery, Bloomfield
avenue and North Fifth street. The
officers of that institution, which was
formerly known as the Branch Brook
Day Nursery, formed the reception
committee. They are: President.
Mrs. Burke; vice-president, Mrs.
Francis PeIl; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Grant Carpenter; recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. 1. ]. Thorpe; treasurer.
! Miss NJ. j. ConkIin; electors, Mrs.
Henry L. Colt, Mrs. Robert V. Glib
son, Mrs. Charles E. Hill, Mrs. Silas
w. Niles, Mrs John +. Bell, Mrs.
Leonard H. Robbins. Mrs. James A.
Solandt, Mrs. Charles Weeks and
Mrs. Charles A. Whitman. Tea was
served during the afternoon and the
reception will continue in the eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon. OF 81 Eleventh
avenue, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Julia Simon.
and Solomon Guttman, of this city.
There will be a reception in their
honor at the Simon home on Sunday,
December 8, from s until 10 o'clock
No cards.
Members Of the Pivot 8. c. were
entertained at whist by Miss Lannie
Stahi at her home, 63s South Belmont
avenue. Thursday afternoon. A
Thanksgiving dinner was served at
the close of the play. Prizes were
won by Miss Helen Spear and Harry
Jacobus, the latter of Park View.
The presentation speeches were made
by the president of the club, Mrs.
jeanette G-rassgreen. During the
evening there was an informal mu-
steal program with Miss Sophie Sher-
man, Miss Jeanette Hessler. Miss
Fannie Stahl, Miss Bertha Grass
green and Miss Anna Abrahamson
taking part.
For the benefit of the new Newark
Maternity Hospital the young ladies
of the auxiliary have planned an en-
tertainment and dance, which they
will give in Berkeley Hail. SIG Gin
ton avenue, on the evening of Tues
day, December 10. The program will
be as follows: Selection by the
Louis Spada Trio, 1.-THE Greek Vase -
a satire in one act. by Maurice Bar
ing, the English dramatist. Taking
part will be E. De Roy Koch and e.
De Roy We'll. Songs by Miss Bea-
trice Epstein; piano selection. Miss
Leonora Lippman; THE Comeback. s.
a play in one act, by L. De Roy
Well. Those in the cas- are Miss
Bertha A. Steinhardt, Nj. Koch. Mr..
Well and Harold G. Nicholson. Read
ing by Miss Beulah Meltzer. An in
formal dance will follow.
Invitations will be issued shortly
for the annual mid-winter reception
and dance given by Miss NJ. Helen
MacHugh. principal Of the Davis
School of Dancing. The affair will
be given on the evening of January
II at 9 o'clock at the Washington,
The program and list of patronesses