Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-09
SOCIAL NOTES Or Or TFE sgsyz zYD I'll TIE


Miss Bess Inglin, of Thomas street,
who will be an October, bride, was
the guest of Miss Mildred Allen, of
Belleville avenue. last Saturday aft
ernoon. when a Japanese shower was
given in her honor. The rooms were
decorated with fans of all sizes and
chrysanthemums, and the centre OF
the dining table portrayed an attract
I've japanese cen The gifts in
cluded many useful pieces of china,
baskets and linen. Progressive games
were the pastime of the afternoon
and refreshments were served. The
guests we're: Miss Ethel Allen, Miss
Laura Hammell. Miss Gladys Fales.
the Misses Florence and Louise Nor
ley, Miss Alice Jackson. Miss Lillian
Vosburgh, Miss Helen Reichert, Mrs.
Gerald Gregory and Mrs. William
Jackson.
At a meeting of the Newark Do
mestic Science Club, held yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Charles
l.. Sargent, 2SS Meeker avenue, Mrs.
Lily Haxworth Wallace. of Brooklyn,
delivered a lecture on food and gave
an interesting discourse on Home
Sanitation from the Housekeepers'
Viewpoint" after which the regular
business meeting followed. Miss
Amelia Peal was elected president,
TO succeed Dir. Mary r. Broadnax.
The other officers are: Recording sec
rotary. Miss f.. NJ. Sinnott; cor
responding secretary. Miss Anna NJ.
Browazki. and treasurer, Miss Sarah
b. Axtell. At the close of the business
session a reception followed and re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess. Forty ladies' were present.
The First Presbyterian Church, Of
Newburg. Y. Y. will be the scene OF
a very large wedding today, when
Miss Theodore Caldwell. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Caldwell. Of
N%.ewburg, becomes the bride of Wal
ter Henry Van Wrinkle. jr., of this
city. one thousand invitations have
been issued. and a large reception at
the home of the BRIDES parents Will
follow the ceremony.
Rev. Frederick Stockwell will per-
form the ceremony. The brides CO.
terie will include a maid of honor,
Miss Ethel Watson, and four brides
! maids. Miss Angelo iowa. Miss Mil
dred Odel, Miss Doris Tiffany. all of
| Newburg, and Miss Mary Thomas, of
Little Falls. n. Y. Kenneth Pierce
| Caldwell, brother of the bride, will be
the best man, and Frank M. French,
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Nathaniel Dane and Henry w. Cleve-
land, of New York, will serve as the
ushers.
After a Southern trip the couple
will reside in this city.
The first of the series of whist
parties to be held under the auspice.
of the Ladies' Guild of Newark Betl
Israel Hospital every Thursday will
be held tomorrow at Weiss's Hall
Springfield avenue and Broome street
Those in charge are Mrs. Charlie.
Feuerstein and Mrs. Edward Trokoci
ner.
David E. Hunter, Of 81 Carnegi
avenue, East Orange, will sail toda,
vi lilC lJuSlldnid lOI n Sin WttkS III
to England and Sweden.
Mrs. Frank Q. Barstow and Mrs
William A. Barstow, OF South Orange
have returned from Sea Girt.
Mrs. James Norval, OF South Grow
street, East Orange, will entertain
the Tuesday Card Club at her HON,
next week.
Mrs. Morris b. Mead and the Misses
Mead, of Scotland road, South Orange
have returned from Fishers Island
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Campbell have
returned from New York to Their
home in Washington place, East Or.
ange.
A reception will be rendered the
Rev. and Mrs. David De Forest Bur
rel by the members of the First Pres
byterian Church, OF South Orange,
on october Is.
William l.. Ward and family, OF
Harrison street, East Orange, have
returned from their summer home at
Amagansett, Long Island.
Mrs. Edmund b. Conant, of Nor
wood. Mass, is visiting her mother,