Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-15
SOCIAL NOTES
Of Newark and The Suburbs

Miss Frances H. Tierney. and her
f1ance, Mr.. Norton A. VOTERS, son of
Mr.. n Mrs. Christian r. VOTERS, of
IS Contra avenue, this city, will be
guests of honor at a family dinner to
be given tomorrow night at the Wal
| dorf-Astoria. New York city. The en-
gagement of the couple was announced
last week. Miss Tierney is the daugh-
ter Of Justice and Mrs. John NJ. Tier
ney, of 30 Bedford Park boulevard,
New York. h was graduated from
the Convent of the Sacred Heart in
1909, and is vice-president of the
Gramercy Guild, which conducts a
series of dances at Delmonico's during
the winter. She and Mr.. Wolters are
members of the Al1enhurst Comedy
| Club, IF Allenhurst. where both are
popular in the younger set of the sum-
mer colony. They took prominent parts
last summer in an entertainment given
by the club for the benefit of the Long
Branch Hospital.
Mr.. VOTERS was one of the authors
of Polly of PEORIA" which was PIE
scented two seasons ago by amateurs
of Long Branch and Allenhurst. He
also played one of the leading roles.
The couple will be entertained ex-
tenslvely during the winter and spring
; preceding the wedding, which is en-
| pected to take place in June.
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Mrs. James Flockhart, of rs Fulton
street, this city, will be hostess this
! afternoon at the annual reception of
the Civic Club. Mrs. Howard Crosby
Warren, of Princeton, president Of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
will be guest of honor, and the speaker
of the afternoon will be Professor
Royal Meeker, of Princeton University,
president of the Conference of Chart
ties and Corrections, who will tell Of
the work of the conference. Musical
numbers will be contributed by Miss
Hilda Becker, soprano; Miss S. P. Tet-
rault, contralto, and Mr.. Alexander
Miller, pianist. Clubwomen from New
York, as we'll as many State federation
officers, will be present. Among the
officers Of the New Jersey State FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs who are ex-
pected to attend are Mrs. William r.
Ropes, Montclair, vice-president-at-
large; Mrs. John Schermerhorn, of East
Orange, recording secretary; Mrs. Jo-
seph M. Middleton, of Trenton, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. James A.
Moseley, of Glen Ridge, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles G.. Davis, of Madison, depart
ment of sociology; Miss Elizabeth B.
vermilye, of Montclair. legislation and
civil service department; Mrs. Galen
J. Perrett, of this city, department Of
art; Mrs. James A. EXton, of Arlington,
department of industries and child
labor; Mrs. Walter X. Wildes, Of Little
Falls, department of conservation;
Miss Alice Lakey, of Crawford. de-
partment of music; Mrs. George r.
King, vice-president Of the seventh
district; Mrs. Jessie Stewart Crear, of
Rutherford, vice-president of the sixth
district, and Mrs. Brice Collard, of Jer-
sey City, vice-president of the ninth
district.
Germany will be the topic for
study this afternoon at the meeting of
tho Forest Hill Reading Club, which
will be held at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward E.. Rhodes, 1888 Elmwood avenue
this city. Mrs. John b. Lees is chair
man of the committee in charge this
afternoon. At the social hour which
will follow the program the hostess will
be assisted by Mrs. William NJ. Strait,
Mrs. Coles A. seeley n Mrs. Louis
T. Teller.
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The Fortnightly Card Club will be en-
~tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H.
Libby, Thursday, January 20.