Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-19

Owing to the large number of tickets
that have been taken for the post
jubilee luncheon, arranged by women
of the churches of the Oranges, to be
held in the Woman's Clubhouse, East
Orange, next Friday, tables will be
placed in the p assembly a in
addition to those in the large audi
torium of the building. Mrs. George
w. b. Gushing, of East Orange, chair
man of the local jubilee committee,
will preside. Tickets may be secured
not later than tomorrow from Mrs.
Charles R. Browning, of Llewellyn
Park. Speakers announced for the
luncheon are Mrs. Henry w. Peabody,
Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery and
Miss Jean Kenyon Mackenzie The
latter, after ten years of service on the
west coast of Africa, is home on a
furlough, and will give some of her
experiences in the Kamarum region in
equatorial Africa. She is the daughter
of Rev. DR.. Robert Mackenzie, sec
rotary of the college board OF the
Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Sidney r. Lassell, son OF Mrs. e.
w. K. Lassell, of 221 Park avenue,
Orange, whose engagement has just
been announced to Miss Ruth Lyon, of
Redlands, Cal, will be married to Miss
Lyon, June 5. The wedding will take
place in Redlands, and later the bride
and bridegroom expect to sail for
China. where DIR. Lassell is stationed
at Hainan.
Mrs. Edmond Kuhn gave a party
yesterday afternoon at her home, 554
Springdale avenue, East Orange. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Annie
Reinhardt, Miss Marguerite Smith and
Miss Audrey Glasson, who presided at
the tea table at the close of the games.
Included among the guests were Mrs.
William Glasson, Mrs. William e. Aus
tin, Mrs. Abram Mosler. Mrs. Willett
B. Gano, Mrs. Paul f. Handel, Mrs.
Frederick G. Handel. Mrs. Linn Elmer
son, Mrs. Henry Carson, Mrs. William
odSty NILS. olA5tl - u ait -AA D
Ira Williams, Mrs. William X. HOPPER,
Mrs. D, Warren Poor, Mrs. Edgar E..
Lethbridge, Mrs. Clayton Fitch, Mrs.
James S. Holmes, jr.. Mrs. H. Fitz-
patrick, Mrs. J. Finn. Mrs. ]. r. Robin
son, Miss Cowie, Mrs. Frank G.. Cough
try, Mrs. John Garfield and Mrs. Fiske,
of Brooklyn. Pink formed the color of
the decorations and carnations COM
posed the centerpiece of the tea table.
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The ina meeting of the season Of
the Monday Card Club will be held
next week at the residence of Mrs.
Clayton Platt, 1872 Lincoln avenue. Or
ange.
Mrs. Mary ]. Smith. of Essex avenue,
her sister, Mrs. Frederick Baldwin, of
Allentown, Pa.
Mrs. Henry H. Croker, of 2S6 Grove
street north. East orange, will give
a card party Friday afternoon, April
26.
Miss Ethel Axelroth, daughter of Mr..
George Axelroth, go Paramount avenue,
this city, whose engagement to Mr..
Samuel A. Ullman, also of this city,
was recently announced, will be at
home to their friends Sunday evening,
April 81, from I to 10 o'clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Ullman and Mr.. George
Axelroth will be in the receiving line,
and the assistants will be Miss Fannie
Ullman, Miss Bessie Axelroth. Miss
Florence Boeninger and Miss Anna.
Teiseld. No cards have been issued.
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The annual spring meeting of the
New Jersey State Federation of
Women's Clubs will be held Friday
and Saturday, May II n IS in the
| First Methodist Church, Fullerton ave
nue., Montclair. The program: Friday
morning, board meeting; addresses of
welcome by Mrs. r. H. Dodd, president
of the Woman's Club of Upper Mont
clair; Mrs. ]. T. Kirkland, eighth dis
trlct Nlce-presldent, n Mayor e. G.
Hinck. Response by Mrs. Howard
Crosby Warren, of Princeton. president
of the federation; reports of recording
secretary, corresponding secretary,
treasurer, auditor and general fedora
ton secretary; presidents address; re-
port of Mrs. William T. Ropes, chair
man of organization, with introduce
ton OF these new clubs: Fortnightly,
of Farmingdale; Woman's, of Hacken-
sack; Woman's, of Nutley; Fortnight
ly, of Summit; total membership of
615; address, schools as Social Cen
tres"
Following luncheon there will be the
report Of the literature committee, Mrs.
Arthur Leland Smith, New Brunswick,
chairman. The report of the education
committee, Mrs. John V. Cowling, Mill
vile, chairman, will include a sum
mary of the work to have a State