Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-10

there will be a reception following. The
bridal coterie will include Miss Grace
Harris, who will be the maid of honor;
Mrs. Warren Adams Roe, matron of
honor, nd two bridesmaids. Miss Flor
ence Hague and Miss Marjorie Ward
Young, of New York. Mr.. Frank Morris,
of Providence, Il. l., will be the best
man, n the ushers will be Mr.. Walter
Lester Ward, Mr.. Harold Haskins Ward,
Mr.. Warren A. Roe and Mr.. Gunther
Hertel, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. C. w. Salmon, of s Elm street,
this city, was hostess at a luncheon and
reception given at her home yesterday
afternoon in honor of her birthday. Gov
ers were laid for fifteen, and the floral
decorations were Killarney roses and
ferns. The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
f. Salmon, and the guests present were:
Mrs. II. Hermann, Miss NJ. Scheil, Miss
NJ. Hermann, of Brooklyn; Mrs. c.
Black, Mrs. c.. Jacobus, Miss l.. Salmon,
of this city; Mrs. NJ. Cunningham, Miss
A. Hall and Mrs. H. Bender, of New
York. Mrs. Salmon was the recipient of
many gifts.
Piano pupils OF Miss Helen Lang, as
sisted by MIR. William ID. Tucker, basso,
gave an enjoyable recital at the
Woman's Club House, East Orange, last
night, which was largely attended. The
program was as follows: Andante and
6herzettino, for two pianos tChaminade),
Miss Katharine Woodruff and Miss Lang;
Contemplation (FrimD, "Brooklet''
CHeller), Miss Mabel French; Litanei
(Schubert), thinner leise wird mein
Schlummer" Brahms), Mr.. Tucker; Nor
genstimmung'' (Grieg), Miss Gertrude
Schwarzkopf; Duetto (Mendelssohn), Im-
promptu (Heller), Mrs. John Howard
Payne; "Rondo Capriccioso" (Mendels-
sohn), Miss Gladys Tresch; Concerto, ID
minor, first movement cadenza by Hum
mel (Mozart), Miss Schwarzkopf torches
trail accompaniment, Miss Lang; Valse
: C~hromatic tLescbetizky), Mrs. Payne;
Love Is a Sickness Full of Woes" (Ho-
ratio Parker), THE Days of Long Ago.
Chester B.. Searle), Mr.. Tucker; Wild
mung'' (Schumann- Liszt), Miss Agnes Ty-
Ter; Valse, A fiat Chopin Miss Schwarz-
kopf; Variations on a Beethoven Theme
(Saint-Saens), Miss Tyler and Miss Lang.
Pupils of the South Orange High School
and Columbia Grammer School, who at
tained the honor mark In their studies
during April are as follows:
High School-Post graduate class, Mil
bred Memory; senior class, Dorothy Beus-
Ter and Eleanor Wallace; Junior class,
Arthur Cross, Jerome Gedney and How
ard Memory; freshman class, Evelyn
| Gift. Frederick schell and Charles
Taylor
Columbia Grammar School-Eighth
grade, Gertrude Stoppelbein and Alma
| Clark: seventh grade, Graham II. Brewer,
Ir.; sixth grade, Harry Waller; fifth
| grade, Percy Byron, Elizabeth Mulcahy
and Vernon s~toppelbein; trade class,
Chester McKeon, Elvin Davey and Will
| lam Baskerville. =
William a. Barstow, of Tillou road,
South Orange, will sail shortly for Eu-
rope with his brother-in-law, Robert r.
Tod, of New York, in the ~latter's yacht.
While they are away Mrs. Tod will stay
with her mother, Mrs. Phineas p. Chew,
OF South Orange.
A subscription dance will take place
tonight under the management Of Robert
Hooper and Bert Alderman at the Co
lumbar Club, East Orange.
Mrs. Joseph Frogsatt, of Sc Rutledge
avenue, East Orange, who is chairman Of
the civics department of the Columbian
Club, East Orange, held a thimble party
at her home this afternoon, to which
guests outside of the club were invited.
Mrs. Daniel w. Phelan, of North Mum
avenue, East Orange, sailed yesterda,
for Sheffield, England. She will traye
in Europe for two months.
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The marriage of Miss Grace Allertol
Kilborne, of 81 Hillyer street, Fast Or
ange, to the Rev. William Campbell Kerr
son of the Rev. John III. Kerr, pastor o
the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will take place Monday nigh
next. Miss Kilborne is a former mis-
sionary and met her future husband n
Korea. where he was stationed, also Ii
the missionary field. She is the daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles I. Kilborne. III