Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-03
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The work of local women In applied
arts will be given a showing at the
annual exhibition of the Keramic Arts
Society. which will he held from Monday
until Saturday. inclusive next week al
Keer's gallery OH Broad street. Final
plans for the show were made Mt a meet
ing of the society held In the Public
Library yesterday morning, The articles
work accomplished through the year, aud
VIII include vases, pottery, chinaware
and fabric designs and patterns 10 color
and outline schemes. Thursday will be
club day"
Mrs. Vance Phillips. of New York. head
of the keramic department of Chatauqua,
was the speaker yesterday. and talked
on Color She told of various combi-
trated her lecture by showing several
charts, some of them arranged by PRO
fessor Henry Turner Bailey, of Boston.
The plans for next season were dis
of study was left to the educational com
mittee. This committee includes Miss
Mary h. Harrison. chairman; Miss Annie
Ehlers, ex-officio. A meeting of the coin
mittee will be held within the next fort
night to complete the course. The presi
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The marriage OF Miss Carrie Weller,
daughter of Mrs. Florence a. Weller, of
Hornell. N. Y. and William II. Blue,
of this city. will take place tomorrow in
Cooperstown. N. Y. The young people
will be lat home" after May Is, at Il
South Ninth street, this city.
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Mrs. Jasper G. Osborne. az Arlington
avenue, north, East Orange. 1hns an
nounced the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Mary X. Osborne to Mr.. Edward
Jackson Ross, IT,, of East Orange. Miss
Osborne's sister. Miss Florence osborne,
was in the party with former Governor
j. Franklin Fort and family when they
took a trip around the world.
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Miss Lucy Alpaugh. of East Orange,
is passing a week at Smith College as
the guest of her sister, Miss Elsie
Alpaugh. ,
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Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Murray are en-
loving a. fortnight's holiday with friends
in Harrisburg. Pa.
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The members of the Alpha Club are
manning a MAY walk in the country for
Sunday.
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An ,nfor,na, dance will follow the pro-
srat;ar of tbo conedv ..Aiexis" tonight
~ 1rrinitv Parish house. The play is
aivan nv tbe 81 Ensilon Delta Society of
e. ndari,,e mission and the tast of char
H. H. na'1drad Thnrn. Rosamond. hel
lM94aa MIC Loon WotLersnoon. Dr..
80 DarIing Mics Aaehl DoQgherty.
10 ufaaTnnre Mis- Tvman: Mss Simp-
ni ina ~ aiica simmons. The patron
htns, - - - Mr. ! l.. 1'ompson. MIS-.
esso9 va monrso~ MIS- trancis GRAY
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"a eohs''e"t 60 wen,,p sr,ffr. 20
the new 'eioey ga - ,neet local con.
Assoctalion, odnntad bv tho newark
dltlohs, Mas nu'p.'u oattng of thot
ouhrase heasu1 - haid yasterdav nj
newly orsahiNeu o9uy ors "a HoIsev
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street. sotoo+
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Gu az 81 ! sbnrt tima A nominatiou
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,.Hnirman Meetings will be held semi.
,anntbiy ono in The morning. the other
In tho arening In occordanee with this
Man there will be another meeting Thurs
day evenlng Nav q. when members viii
he enrolled, Mrs. Clara Laddey, presi-
dent of the State association,- was pres
ent Yesterday and gave suggestions for
organization.
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That the work of the Friendly Visitors
should be ~reorganized was decided at the
annual meeting of that society, held yes
terday in the Public Library. The idea
of working along the lines of the Russell