Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-04
SOCIAL NOTES Of q THE n5sa,s ,"ss,,, s.' s

bylaws and Il COMMITTEES mas been ap-
pointed to arrange the ideas TO be incor-
porated. 1t includes Mrs. Beatrice May
baum Stern, Miss Kate l. Hamilton,
Mrs II. w. Moeller. Mrs. Frank r..
Smith and Mrs. James N Morehouse.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Alfred B. Underwood
and Mrs. Lewis Rose will represent
the club at the Federation meeting at
Montclair, and Miss Hamilton will re-
spond to the Ray Palmer toast at the
Union Club breakfast. The president.
! Mrs. Seth r. Abrams, was in the chair.
There will be a business meeting of the
club next week Friday at the home OF
Mrs. underw ood, 123 Chester avenue,
when the changes In the constitution Will
! be acted upon and plans for the new
year book will be made.
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The many friends of Mrs Francis
Clark, of 275 High street. this city will
be glad to learn that after a prolonged
Yesterday and will spend two weeks at
Ocean Grove.
The wedding OF Miss Ethel Harper,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Harper
2S1 Mt. Prospect avenue, this city, and
! Mr.. Arthur Wolfe. also of this city. will
take place Wednesday evening, June
e Vogel. pastor OF the Centenary Meth
odist Episcopal Church, will officiate.
l.lss harper mas chosen for her attend
ants Miss Mabel Burr and Miss Florence
futtle as bridesmaids, Miss Gladys
Hedges as flower girl and Master Philip
| Stryker, of Trenton, as ring-bearer. Mr.
! Amos Harper, brother of the BRIDE
elect, and Mr.. j. Browne will be the
ushers. Mr. Frederick Wolfe brother
of the bridegroom, will be best man.
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The committee was much pleased with
the proceeds from the successful produc-
ton of the operetta, THE American
Girl presented last evening under the
auspices of the Y. w. C. A, in Wallace
! Hall. The proceeds will be used for the
expenses of delegates from Newark tc
| the annual summer conference of the
Young Woman's Christian Association
| which is to be held this year at Silver
| Bay. Lake George, from July to July II
+! As in previous years the young womcr
made the annual affair gala occa sion
| giving q personal touch by acting as
ushers and selling homemade candies
during intermission. The characters were
well inlPersonated. the music was tune.
ful and the performance was given will
a snap that betokened careful, training
oh the part of Mrs. Florence Russell
| Kirk. the musical director, The drill.
| and fancy dances brought forth a hearty
show of appreciation. and the anal,
measured up to the standard of "Thc
Japanese GIFT and The Egyptian Prin
cess, given in former years. Miss Mar.
garet Webster, extension secretary OF
! the association. assisted Mrs. Kirk In tn,
management, as did Miss Cora Man
Adams, the general secretary.
The principals were:
Miss Florence NJ. Robrecht. Misc 7 ois
Eddowes Miss Mae Trinter Miss Elsi1
Botticher. Miss Amy Hewes. Miss Mabe
| lierrington. Miss Dorothy Clark Nfr
A. Paul Benatre and Miss Amy I'd
! doves
Members of the chorus were: TIL,
Misses Grace Munden. Minnie Heydeg
ger, Jeanette Lind, Elizabeth Turbitt
Amelia Ijnncnkohl Ernestine Ronnot
Laura Leonard, Gertrude Morgan. Ma,
Hallgring, Margaret Finck, Louis,
Wcimer. Elsie Weimer. Jeannette Sherl
dan, Olga Graah, Lcnora Graah. Eliza
beth FTeytag, Augusta Johnson. There's
Johnson, Mabel I.arzalier. IiIIa,
Stevens, Minnie Obermeyer I.ucie Sib
ley. Frances Wild Clara Desler. Ad,
Bahrs, Anna Smith, Martha Haynes
Carolyn Engelberger Lillian Faux
Emily Zenglein, Amy Crowell Elizabetl
| 3uiHe. NhauciliSs Spdlu, Helen Russell
Mrs Kathryn Wagner, Martha HAYNES
Mrs. Florence Russell Kirk was musi
cal director and Miss Mabel Smith wa
the piano.
Three of the Newark wolncn's club
ended affairs for the season yester,la
afternoon.
The Salmagundi Club met at the HON
of Mrs. Edwin A. Kirch, $50 Clinton ave
nue.. Mrs. William S. Corwin, the vice
president. was elected president, to sue
ceed Miss Helen nj. Harrison. who's
term had expired, and Mrs. Clarence II
Semple was chosen vice president. I'll
other officers will remain for anotne
term and include; Mrs. Ella Francisco
recording secretary Mrs. John FryIlns
corresponding secretary and Mrs VIII
lam II. Littell treasurer. Mrs Theodo
e. Heyden and Mrs. j. III. Clinchy com
prised the nominating COMMITTEES.
The study of South America wi
occupy the time at meetings next sea
son, and the schedule of papers will b
prepared by a committee consisting 9
Mrs. John Fryling chairman; Mrs. Ell
Francisco Mrs Myron w. Morse an
Miss Harrison.
Mrs George Frederick King distric
vice-president of the New Jersey stat