Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-22
SOCIAL NOTES Of the @S ,"sSs, s. Nd

Among the passengers sailing tomor-
row on the steamship George Washing
ton of the North German Lloyd line
are Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Thomas and
their son, Master Thornton W. Thomas,
Of 70 South Eleventh street. Mrs.
Thomas and son will spend six weeks
in England, while Mr.. Thomas will
journey to the province of Perm and
the Ural mountains of Russia, return
ing home in about two months.
Mrs. John White Howell, of Ballan-
tine parkway, was the hostess at yes
terday's meeting of the Lenten sewing
class. Much has been accomplished
at the class meetings IN the making of
garments for the benefit of st. Barna-
bass Hospital. The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Wallace
scudder. Of B~aliantine parkway, on
next Thursday afternoon.
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The annual reception of the Salma-
gundi Club will take place this after
noon at the hon of Mrs. s. B. Harri-
son., TAO Clinton avenue. this city. The
hostess will receive her guests, assisted
by the president. Miss Helen M. Harri-
son, and the other officers of the club,
including Mrs. w. s. Corwin, vice
president; Mrs. John Frying, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Ella Fran
cisco. recording secretary, and Mrs.
Uyf1Itoro TAffaII trAocf.Nar rrSx4 For,,1oI
progam viii take place at 3:15 and will
consist OF dialogues and sketches by
Miss Saidee We're Milne, of Trenton, for
merly OF New York. who is a profess
sional reader, we'll known among the
various clubs, having appeared before
the Federation of Women's Clubs In
Montclair and Glen Ridge. Miss Evelyn
Widner, leader Of the quartet OF the
South Baptist Church. will contribute
vocal selections. accompanied by Miss
Eckhart, who will also render instru-
! mental solos. A color scheme Of pink
and green, the club ~colors. with the
clover, which is the club flower. pre-
dominating. will form the decorations
Of the tea table, and Mrs. William H.
Warner and Mrs. Herbert Rawson will
preside at the urns.
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Miss Pearl Blevney, of 3o1 Rosevilie
avenue. will entertain her whist club
this afternoon informally at her home.
Four tables will be in play, and prizes
Will be awarded.
Mrs. James Chamberlin, Of 70 Eaton
place, East Orange. gave a card
party yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Thomas Thornton, of Philadel-
phia, who is the guest Of Mrs. David
H. Oliver, of 8 North Sixteenth street,
East Orange. Following the games
there was an informal tea, and Mrs.
e. f. Jimeson and the hostess presided
at the tea table, which bore a centre
piece of red carnations and red shaded
candles. In the reception room the
decorations were yellow c%roouses.
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Miss Josephine Dormitzer, of South
Orange. and Tilden Grafton Abbott,
jr., OF Upper Montclair, who are to
be married on April 9, win be given
a dinner Saturday night, March 80, by
Miss Glogau, Of New York. The other
guests will be members Of the bridal
party. The same party viii be enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Dormitzer. parents OF the bride,
at the Prince George Hotel, New York
Monday night, April 8.
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A post-5ubiise luncheon is being ar
ranged by tho orange Jubilee continu-
alton committee appointed at the mis-.
slo1ary Jubilee campaign last year
It will be held Friday, April rs, in the
woman's Club House Hast Orange
The chairman. Mrs. Charles r. Brown
ing, of Llewellyn Park, Will receive
applications for tickets until April Is
Applications ma also be made through
the presidents Of church missionary 40
~cieties. 0s april Is and 10 tickets may