Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-04


East Orange, have returned from At
lantic City
Mrs, ]. Austin GIanbery. OF East Or
ange will give a luncheon ON Wednes
day for Mrs. Sands c. Olcott, of Nortl
Maple avenue East Orange.
John Scott Parker, of Harrison street
East Orange. is expected home Monday
from an extended trip through the soutl
and West.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer Wood, Isl
Harrison street. East Orange. gave {
card party last night at their home. Fif
teen tables were in play
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Tolley 80
Charlton avenue, South Orange, enter
tanned at dinner last night.
Mrs. Norris W. Torrey. of 10 Winthrop
terrace, East Orange entertained yes
terday at luncheon. Butterflies and pan
sizes formed the table decorations and the
guests We're Mrs. Russell Holland and
Mrs Charles Hammer. of Elizabeth Mrs
Charles Kingsbury of Montclair Mrs. C.
L. Carmen. OF New York. ln.i Mrs Sand,
{. Olcott and Mrs. John Torrey. of East
Orange.
The College Womans Club will be ''at
home TO its friends this afternoon at the
home of Miss Emma ]. Merlile. 81 Ever
green place, East Orange. The occasion
is the annual spring reception and will
mark the close of the club year. Miss
Jessie Creamer. acting president, will
head the receiving line with the hostess
and the other officers will assist, Mrs
Clifford d. MeelSer. Mss Georgianna J.
Perry. Miss Christine Van Wagenen
Miss Edith Macdonald. Miss Adrienne
Feick, Miss Sara Morris and Miss Mary
T. Wylie
Miss Josephine Hedden is the chairman
of the general arrangements and the
iloaters will be Miss Abbie Condit. Miss
Elizabeth Crane, Mrs, William Q. Cooper
Mrs. Gail A. Porter. Miss Florence
Hague, Miss Ethelwyn Pell and Miss
| Elizabeth Sayre.
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Miss Mildred L. Cadmus, whose mar
riage to Earle Gladstone Childs will TAX,
place Saturday night of next week, en-
tertained her attendants at luncheon yes.
terday at her home in Clinton avenue
Pink sweet peas formed the decorations
and white satin slippers filled with the
blossoms were the fayors. Covers wer,
laid for Mrs. Warren Adams Roe of New
Brunswick; Miss Grace Harris, Mist
Florence Hague, Miss Marjorie Ware
Young. Mrs. Charles Remsen. Mrs
Charles Ward Romaine and Miss Ger
trude Cadmus.
The members of the Curtomis Lit
erary Club were entertained yesterda.
afternoon by Miss Ellastine Seitz, o
South Seventh street. 1t was decide,
during the business session to choos
| officers according to the alphabetical
order of their names, and by this rul
Mrs. Thomas ]. Bissell will be preslden
for the coming year; Mrs. r. A. Cronin
treasurer, and Mrs. Charles 3 Hurd
secretary. A literary session followed
when two papers were read one a mag
azine article. Children as Cabbages,
| by DIR. Woods Hutchinson. and the othe
| a resume of the life OF Mrs. Charlie
Dudley Warner, read by Mrs. Edlso
Selts. Refreshments were served an
the club was adjourned until October.
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A host of friends attended the annus
tea and musicale OF the Silver Cross Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters given yes
terday afternoon in the parlors OF tn
Park Presbyterian Church.
.'rhe Mountain Whites of Tennessee
| was the subject OF an address by Mis-
Margaret Il. Henry. OF Maryville, Tenr
Miss Henry told of the social condition
of these people and of what is being ae
complished In an educational way anon
them. Mrs. Theodore E. Staats, con
tralto, and Miss Grace Il. Bradner, plan
ist. contributed the musical program. Th
proceeds will be used for the summe
work of the circle.
The Ray Palmer Club held final sc
cial meeting yesterday afternoon. wit
Mrs James w. Howard. of Mt. Pro'
pect avenue. as hostess. delightft
lecture ON "The Art of Arranging Flow
crs" was the feature of the Afternoon
and Miss Hetta L.. II. Ward was til
speaker. Miss Ward showed a scree
explaining the various color combine
sions, and gage practical demonstrs
ion of her ideas by arranging cluster
of apple blossoms, forthysia, cherry bios
SONS, daffodils. violets tulips and
host of the spring blossoms that WEI
gathered for the occasion. Miss Hide
garde Howard played Mendelssohn
"Spring Song" and there were Victrol
numbers
The members have decided TO mak
radical changes in the constitution an