Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-09
ooOl<AL W. LIZ and the UBURB

Mrs. William Clark and daughter,
Miss Janet Clark, of Westerly, r. l.,
are the house guests of Mrs. Daniel
Demarest, of Mt. Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. William p. Patterson, of
South Tenth street, will entertain at
bridge Thursday afternoon from 5
to 6 o'clock in honor of Mrs. Thomas
G. Malcolm, of Toronto, Canada, who
is her guest.
The young ladies of the auxiliary
Of the Newark Maternity Hospital
have completed plans for an enter
tainment and dance, to be given to-
morrow evening in Berkeley Hall,
sic Clinton enu The program will
include selection by the Louis Spada
Trio, THE Greek Vase" songs by
Miss Beatrice Epstein, piano selee-
tions by Miss Leonora Lippman,
reading by Miss Beulah Meltzer, and
a play in one act, entitled 1.-THE
Comeback" Those in the cast are
Miss Bertha a. Steinhardt, Harold
G. Nicholson, Mr.. Koch and Mr..
Well.
Miss Polly Osborne. of Cedar Lane,
South Orange, has as her guest, Miss
Annie Chase, of Portland. Me.
Charles II. Capen, of 80 Whittlesey
avenue, East Orange, is making an
extended tour of Chile. Mrs. Capen
and their son, Albert Capen, will join
him in Panama later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Blanchet,
Of South Orange, have gone to New
York, where they will spend a month.
The next meeting of the College
Woman's Club of Essex County will
take the form of a vaudeville per-
Torrance next Saturday at the Gen
eral Electric Works, Harrison. The
program, which will be given by
members of the club, is in charge of
Miss Mary Wylie. Miss Hester Van
Arsdale, who is chairman of the sup
per committee, will be assisted by
Miss Florence Hague and Miss Mabel
Eaton.
Miss Loretta Quigley, who sailed
for Bermuda on Saturday, a ten
dered a tourist shower last week by
her many friends at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Heery, of Garside street.
Robert +. Sanwald was surprised
by a number Of his friends at his
home In Bowery street last Saturday
evening and was presented with a
gold signet ring. The occasion was
in honor of the hosts eighteenth
birthday. Games and dancing werh
enjoyed and refreshments were served
Those present were Miss Marietta
Connolly, Miss NJ. Mahoney, Miss
Marcella Farley, Miss Golden, Miss
Miller. Miss Gogan, Miss Murphy
Miss Wynne, Miss Bannon, Miss Nc
Minamen, Miss Boyle, Miss e. Shine
Miss L. Costello, Miss M. Brady, Mis-.
M. McEvoy, Miss c. Harrison, Miss
I. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Ahl-
grim, Mr.. Robert Sanwald, Oscar e
.Sanwald, Norman Sanwald, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Sanwald. Messrs. w. Perry
G. Farrell, J.. Mcguire, j. Burns
Joseph Brady, j. Muilin, James
Quinn, C. Mccarthy, &c. Googan, }
Kilariff, NJ. Conway, C. flaming, w
Sinnott, J.. DOMAIN. H. McNamee
Claire Perkins. Corey. Reilly, Muir
ply, Click and Joseph James Nc
Evoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Paquin ant
daughter Jean. of White terrace, hav
gone to Englewood for a short stay
They will be guests of Mrs. 3. Fur
man.
Miss Goldie Okin, who will be on
of the brides Of the holiday season
was rendered a glassware shove
last week by her many friends a
the home of Miss Jennie G. Kaufman
of 129 Wickliffe street. The colo
scheme of the decorations was pin.
and the favors were miniature bot