Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-06

announcement Is made OF the en-
gagement of Miss Stella Charick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Charick, of % West street, this city,
to Mr.. Alexander A. Weisman. also of
this city.
invitations have been issued for the
annual Club Billiken'' subscription
dance. to be held February ., at the
West End Club. The members of the
club are Mrs. E. V. Frick, Miss Lillian
Muller, Miss Susan Bryce, Miss Caro-
line f. Schaller, Miss Edna Meeker,
Miss Florence Muller, Miss Lillian
Bahrenburg, Miss Hazel Meeker and
Miss Lillian sander.
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Mrs. Arthur p. Dickinson, of III
North Ninth street, and Mrs. George
yesterdays meeting of the Travellers
Club of Roseville, when the study of
Japan vas continued. Mrs. Dickinson
talked OF Japanese customs and Mrs.
| Charles d. Dickinson read a paper on
1.-The Temple of Japan" Mrs. e. S. c.
May gave an address on 1.-THE Tea
Ceremonials of Japan and songs were
contributed by Miss Lillian Van En-
burg.
During the business session delegates
were appointed to attend the meeting
called by Mrs. George F, King, dis
trict v~ice-president of the New Jersey
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
January 10. They are Mrs. Frank S.
ick S. Dudley and Miss Van Emburg.
Mrs. Hampton presided.
Mrs. Seth r.. Abrams, of 607 Summer
emu this city, president of the Ray
Palmer Club, was hostess yesterday at
an informal New Year reception for
members of the club. The table was
decorated with green and white, the
club colors. and Miss Coe and Mrs. c. B,
Underwood presided. They were as
sisted by Mrs. John Brooks, Miss Daisy
Garrison and Miss Nellie Carmichael.
The next meeting Will be held in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Henry S.
Lowe. Heller parkway, when a literary
will be presented.
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Mrs. j.. Lawrence Boggs and Miss
Cornelia Boggs entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon at their home in
Spruce street. Mrs. Archibald Mercer
and Miss McCarter presided at the
table at the tea which followed the
games. Pink roses were used in the
decorations. The players were Mrs.
George B. Emory, Miss Helen Osborne,
Miss Dorothy Lee, Miss Mildred Den
mis-, Miss Florence f. Murphy, Miss
Mary w. Belcher, Miss Lorraine Spur.
Miss Antoinette Q. Scudder, Miss Ma
tilda G. Dodd, Miss Marie V. Dodd,
Miss Louise Polhemus, Mrs. Albert H..
Atha, Miss Katharine H. Jones, Miss
Eleanor McCarter, Miss Elizabeth
Nicholas, Miss Mildred Allen, Miss
Marguerite Allen, Miss Elizabeth
Guild, Miss Mary Williamson and Miss
Ripley, of this city; Miss Mar
garet Edgar, of New York, and Miss
Rachel Rouzer, of Orange.
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Under the auspices of Orange
Mountain Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, a large card
party was held yesterday afternoon at
the Hotel Clinton, East Orange. in aid
of the Anti-Tuberculosis League of the
Oranges. Twenty tables were in play
and there was a prize for each table.
The prize-winners were Mrs. Herman IL.
Cokefair, Mrs. Nelson Wood, Mrs. b,
C. Orsor, Mrs. Edward Ketcham, Mrs.
Simmons, Mrs. Herbert Abrams, Mrs.
Green. Mrs. William j. Andrus, Miss
Margery b.. Cussack, Mrs. widows,
Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Charles A. Ran
som. Mrs. Hau9sling. Mrs. Freeman,
Frank Little, Mrs. Snow. Mrs.
William Wallace, Mrs. j. Neff, Miss
Moore and Miss Garrabrant. On the
committee in char. of the affair were
Mrs. William h Bonnell, Mrs. Ella G.
Irs. Frank Little and Mrs. Jo-
seph B. Roberts. Mr.. Wilbur F. Kynor
served punch after the games. The
regent of orange Mountain Chapter is
Mrs. Herbert Turrell, of West Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira a. Kip, jro OF
Montrose avenue, South Orange, and
of their children, will sail for
Europe on January % on the steamer
Washington of the Hamburg
line. Mr.. and Mrs. Kip will
travel through Germany. Switzerland
France, and will remain abroad
until Tune.
The Orange Musical Art Society Will
give it's mid winter concert on Friday
January 26, at the Lyceum, East
Orange.
Mrs. Myron w. Morse, of Third ave-
nue., this city, was hostess yesterday at
a meeting of the Salmagundi Club.
Mrs. Frank Holt spoke on Women of
America in Science At roll call the
members responded with the names Of
American professional women. Kip
ling's poem, 1.-The Female of the Spe-
cies," was discussed and there were