Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-10

Of Meuark and the Suburbs
SUSAN HAYS WARD. Of Sc
Abingdon avenue, will give the

ISIS SUSAN HAYS WARD, Of Sc
Arlington avenue, will give the
40 last of her series of lectures on
THE American Poets at her home on
Monday morning at 10:S0 o'clock.
Earlier in the season Miss Ward de-
Hvered some very interesting lectures
on the American women poets. Since
Christmas she has devoted the remain
der of the series to the men poets, and
or Monday morning Bliss Carmen and
E. C. Stedman will conclude the course.
A leap veal subscription dance will
be given Tuesday evening at Davis's
parlors, this city. 1t is expected that
twenty-six couples will be present. At
tractive favors have been procured for
the cotillion, and the leap year idea
will be carried out in distributing
them. The arrangement committee in
cludes Miss Emily Quinn, Miss Nellie
Quinn, Miss Mary Dunn, Miss Lillian
Dunn, Miss George Garrigan, Miss
Katherine Conlon, Miss Katherine
Ford and Miss Marguerite Lynagh.
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A silk stocking shower and luncheon
vas given by Miss Ernestine Linde-
man, of 142 Hunterdon street, on
Thursday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Leonora Heyman, whose engagement
to Mr.. Richard Kohn was recently an
nounced. Covers were laid for seven
teen, and red poinsettias we're used as
decorations for the table. Mrs. Paul
Lindeman presided, assisted by Miss
Julia Posner. The guests were Miss
Emily Schoenthal. Miss Blanche Mac
Bride. Miss Hattie Lewis, Miss Marion
Mitchell, Miss Erna Lindeman, Miss
Trina Mercy, Miss Ruth Posner, Miss
Helen Metzger. Miss Alma Grotta, Mrs.
Simon Seeley, Mrs. Israel Didmond,
Mrs. Irving Heyman and Miss Corrine
Josephs.
Mr.. William M. Whitesell gave his
farewell bachelor dinner last evening
at Achtel-Stetter's. Covers were laid
for six, and unique place cards, APP
propriate to the occasion, with gifts to
his guests. who will attend at his APP
preaching marriage. were the favors.
Mr.. Whiteseli rave his ushers gold
scarf pins mounted with pearls and
amethysts, and to the best man a
gold scarf pin and cuff links. His
guests were Mr.. William Boyd, Mr.
Gustav A. Hornseck. of New York;
Mr.. Edward t. Boylan, Mr.. Louis
Stoecker and Mr.. Clarence ]. Whitesell
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A musicale by the pupils of Miss
Elsie A. Green will be given on Wed
nesday evening, February IA, at thu
West End Clubhouse, 25s South Sew
enth street.
The Woman's Clubhouse in Eas
Orange was attractively decorated
last night for the second of the Orange
assemblies, which was attended By
more than a hundred guests. including
a number from out of town. Th'
stage of the auditorium was set will
palms and crimson foliage, mingled
with pink and white a~zeleas, primrosel
and southern smilax. Music for dan
cling was by Lambert's orchestra
A buffet supper was served during
the evening and the decorations of tn,
table were pink roses. The library o
the clubhouse was used for intermis
sion between dances. The patronessel
we're Mrs. Harrison T. Ambrose, Mrs
William A. Barstow, Mrs. Thomas @
Conway. Mrs. William Bouldin, jr.
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison. Mrs. Benja'
min Douglass, jr.. Mrs. Phineas P
Chew, MIS. Charles G. Hardwick. Mrs
John VI. Gordon. Mrs. T.. Newton Eos
ter, Mr.. clifford A. Gould. Mrs. Hsnr,