Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-15
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should learn from earliest infancy to be
kind to, animals. Delegates were chosen
TO attend the spring meeting of the state
Federation of Women's Clubs at Mont
clair Friday and Saturday of this week,
| and they are Mrs. sayre and Mrs. Henry
Lowe, with Mrs. +. Clark Smith and
Mrs. G.. w. Brown a~lternates Mrs.
Sayre presided and served tea at the
close of the session.
Miss Emma Merlein and Miss Helen
Merleiu, of Littleton avenue. gave a mis-
cellaneous shower last night at their home
for Miss elsa Heller. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl q. Heller. of Verona,
whose engagement to Charles ]. Bremen,
of this city, was recently announced. The
house was decorated with birch leaves,
lilacs and pink roses and the shower"
was hidden in a bank of pear and apple
blossoms. There was an informal dance.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Lehlbach, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hans
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Werkupp. Miss
Elsa kastner, Miss Lillian kieran, Miss
Elizabeth Cuttriss. Miss Martha Kniep.
Miss Frances Rehberger, Miss Lucy
Burke, Miss Alice Kearney. Miss Minnie
Kniep. Miss Freda Herman, Miss Irene
Hemmlng and the Messrs. August Loen-
berg, Edward Rehberger, Arthur Hole.
Robert Tuite, louis c. Arnold, Carl and
Edwin Schumacher, John Heron, Regi-
nald Cuttriss, Charles J. Bremen. Charles
Switzgable, all of Newark; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Andrew Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Garlic G.
Heller, Misses Alma. Lillian and Isolde
Heller, Ernest Ahlborn, of Verona; Mr..
and Mrs. George Ellis, of Bloomfield; Mr..
and Mrs. Benz Ehrke, of East Orange,
and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Heller. jr., and
Miss Florence Heller, of Brooklyn.
Among June brides in the Oranges will
be Miss Rebecca Ambrose. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Ambrose. of Cen
tire street, Orange, who will be married
TO w. Palen Conway. of South Orange,
June IA. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ambrose.
There will be a pink tea this after
noon in the lecture room OF the West
Presbyterian Church. The hours will he
from 3 until s o'clock, and the Mems
Missionary Society will act as hostess.
The committee in charge includes Mrs.
Carl Wintch, Mrs, John DeMar and Mrs.
Edward Erbacher.
For the benefit of the Industrial Club
of the st. Georges Episcopal Church Mrs.
Charles Edwards will give a whist party
tonight at her home. 40l Grove street.
Nh. o,.,I ..noti,. 80 thu Xyap,onsc
Auxiliary of the st. Marks Episcopal
Mission will be held this afternoon, when
yearly reports will be submitted and
work for the coming year mapped out.
The president. Mrs. J. NJ. Dimick. will
occupy the chair.
Under the auspices of the Junior Guild
of the Hospital of st. Barnabas, a chill
dren's garden party will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Robert Cumming, 1868
Mt. Prospect avenue. this city, tomorrow
afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. The chill
dren. as well as the grown-ups, will find
plenty to amuse aud interest them, for
all sorts OF good things to eat and pretty
things to buy will be found. An out
door fair and circus combined will best
at the description, for balloons, peanuts,
Ice cream cones, and lemonade, with a
Punch and Judy shom on the side, will
be things to loosen the purse-strings for
sweet charity's sake. Automobiles and
comics viii be in waiting for those who
desire to take a ride through the park.
Mrs. Arthur II. MacKie, Mrs. Francis
Parker, Mrs. John Howell and Mrs. Jo-
seph Spur are the committee in charge.
Those who will attend to the candy table
are the Misses Edith Parker, Helen Cum
ming, Janet Kinney and Helen Ashman.
Miss Elizabeth Ashman and Miss Janet
Carroll will serve lemonade.
Rev. George Walton King, 81 Clinton
avenue, pastor of the Central Presby-
terrain Church, is spending the week at
Philadelphia and Atlantic City, and will
return next Monday.