Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-07
SOCIAL NOTES o ra s's sv.s,, 81. 70

week. They will spend four months at
Carlsbad and will tour Germany, Austria
Hungary, France, Italy and England.
They expect to return to Newark in the
fall.
The Orange Orphan Home Auxiliary Will
hold a tournament Of games Thursday
afternoon at Silver Spring, the residence
of Mrs. Thomas A. Gillespie. Miss Mar
g1etta Fort. daughter of former Governor
J. Franklin Fort, is chairman of the com
mittee in charge.
Roe. of New York city, whose engage
ment was lately announced to Mr..
Charles H. Thieriot, son of Mrs. Ferdi-
nand NJ. Thieriot, of South Orange. Mr.,
and Mrs. Clifford A. Gould, of South Or
ange. will give a dinner on Friday night
at the Essex County Country Club.
Tomorrow afternoon will be observed
as Donation Day at the Hospital of
st. Barnabas. when gifts Of all kinds
will be Received. A reception will be held
by the sisters, and tea will be served.
An opportunity to inspect the building
will be given the visitors, and 1t is hoped
that all who are interested in the WORK
Of the Guild will show that interest by
being present.
The Whatsoever Circle of Kings
Daughters of Roseville will mold the resu-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow AFTERNOON
Mt the home of Mrs. Walter stevens, 81
South Maple avenue, East Orange.
Under the direction of Mrs. Florence
milford Hunt. q talented local contralto'
%soloist. a musicale will be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Pulley. 295
Verona avenue, tomorrow evening. Others
who will assist in the program will be
Miss Clara Hinnan, soprano; Miss Clara
Pudney, contralto: and Mrs. Cleveland
Perry, baritone. The selections will be
attractively classical and will consist of
numbers of the great composers. A
feature of the entertainment will be q
jardinier Offering for the Guild fund of
the Emmanuel Baptist Church, in Forest
Hill.
The annual exhibition of the. Kermatio
Art Society opened yesterday afternoon
at Kerr's Art Galleries. 97 Broad street,
this city,, where an attractive array of
art objects. designed and executed by
the members of the society. are to be
seen.
There are twenty-three exhibitors this
wear of the thirty-ffve members and their
work includes original designs for fruit
and punch bowls, chocolate sets, candle
sticks. vases, iardinicres and stencil and
stitch patterns on fabrics, and other
In addition to the regular ex-
libit the members nave contributed hand
painted cups and saucers which will be
sold. the proceeds to go toward deffaying
of the show. Mrs. Theron Mae
Campbell, of New York, formerly Miss
Sarah G. Stafford. is the critic. The ex-
will continue all this week and
will be observed as Club day.
Members will be in attendance through
out and will welcome visitors.
Those who have work exhibited include
Miss Julia Il. Witter. Miss Media Casper
son. Mrs. j. waterfcld, Miss J.. II. EhlersA
Mrs. A. c. Vail, Mrs. d. Il. English. Miss
Louise McDougall. Miss NJ. Il. Harrison,
of Orange: Miss Margaret Cameron, Mrs.
w. n. Woodruff, Mrs. Nye. Mrs. George
II. Simonds, Mrs. II. C. Rodeman, Miss
s. A.. Leach, Miss b. A. Condit, of West
Miss Elizabeth Suhr. of East
Orange; Miss Van yoris, Mrs, +. l.. Black.
Miss A. Lingley. Miss Helen Douglas.
Miss Annie Olcott Payne, Of Arlington;
Mrs. c. C. King, Miss Forster, of Jersey
City.