Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-06

r HE Forest Hill Literary Society endeo
an interesting season Saturday nighl
when members gathered al the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Y. Gibson. Delevar
avenue. and enjoyed a musicale. followed
by an informal reception. MIR. and Mrs
Wilfred A. Mancbee were host ant
hostess. and the program committee in
eluded Ray IL. Hart Mrs. John B. Lee
jr. and Mrs. Charles Staines The ar
lists were Mrs. ID. Frederick Burnett
eontralto: Frank II. Branin. yiollnist Car
Norris baritone; !. Thurston Noe, pianist
and Mrs. Robert Elder, accompanlst.
Mr.. Morris sang Cadmans Land of the
Sky Blue Water Langs The Day Is
Gone" "Where'er You Walk Lidgley
Now Is the Time If Maying" "Tho
Mothers Visit" Wathall Quilter's Now
Sleeps the Crimson Petal" "A Birthday,
Cowen and Frank La Forge's How Much
Love You"
Nearly all the sixty members were
present. and during the evening elected
officers for the coming year. The new
roster includes DR.. Henry II. Rusby. presi
dent; Mrs. Seymour Tucker. vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. John b. Lee. jr. secretary
Treasurer At the close of ths business
session President John L. Thompson re
linquished the gavel in favor of the newly
elected incumbent. The season will
though the exact date and the program
have not as yet been settled.
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Under the auspices of the Philitscipoma
Club there will be benefit musicale at
the home of Mrs. James c. Corlies, 20 East
Park street, Thursday morning at 10:30.
The artists will be Miss Gertrude Karl,
eontralto; Miss Grace Bradner. pianist
Naum Coster. the Russian tenor of the
New York symphony Society; Arturo
Nutini. vlollnist; Malcolm corlies bari
tone. and Miss Olive b. Mills accom-
panist. Mr.. Coster and Mrs. Corles will
sing duet. Mrs. Corlies, Mrs. James
NJ. Seymour and Mrs. Edward Gray are
the patronesses.
Our Lady of Good Council No. 49s,
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association,
will hold euchre and whist party to-
night In r. A. B. Hail. Hudson and
Hartford streets. A large number of
tickets have been disposed of and a
goodly attendance Is anticipated. There
will be prizes awarded the winners, and
a good time is promised to friends and
their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. james p. Dusenberry, of
They will spend several weeks visiting
the continental cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Maxim and their
family have gone to their country home,
Maxim Park, Lake Hopatong, for the
summer. They expect to remain away
until the first of December.
Mrs Nelson Abeel, of Fulton street,
sailed Saturday on the Mnnetonka tor
England. She will spend the summer
visiting friends and touring the cathedral
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Kip, jr.. of South
Orange, who have been abroad for several
months, are expected home this week Mr..
Kip is the newly elected president of the
Colonel Austen Colgate.
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Mrs. George A. Scheller and family, of
Shanley avenue. this city, have re-
turned from a weeks stay at Island
Heights, n. ].
The third annual white and gold break
fast of the Mozart Society. of New
York, given Saturday In the Hotel Astor
New York, proved an interesting event
to many Newark women, Mrs. George
w. Rem, of Broad street, was one of
the hostesses and was in charge of four
tables. Her sub-hostesses were Mrs.
George J. Busch, Mrs William Hill and
Countess Calatraba. The tables were
adorned with clusters of yellow flowers
and yellow electric bulbs, and bouquets
of flowers were distributed as fayors.