Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-06
SOCIAL NOTES OF Of 11a n5s..s ."s"..' A.e s


The place cards bore engraved por.
traits of Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, founder
and president of the society, and eirs
Gardner Estabrooke. chairman of the
| breakfast committee
Preceding the luncheon the guests
were received by Mrs. Mcconnell and
Mrs. Estabrooke and were greeted by
| ten little girls, led by Miss Evelyn Esta-
| brooke. wearing costumes of the period
of Mozart in yellow and white colors
These little girls led the way to the
banquet hall. followed by several mem
bers of the society gowned in yellow
aud white with yellow satin sashes
draped over the shoulders.
Others present from Newark were Mrs.
Samuel McLenahan, Mrs. George Stengel,
Mrs. Terry Anderson. Mrs. Charles Z.
Barker, Mrs. Claude NJ. Fuller, Mrs.
Adolph N F.isele, Mrs. Augusta Wills.
Mrs. Charles w. Hugg. Mrs. Vivian c.
Demarest Mrs. j. DeMaille. Mrs. John
Ifiand. Mrs. Elizabeth Weber. Mrs.
William Magee. Mrs H. n. B. Umbach.
Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs. William Fisher.
Mrs. John Degavre, Mrs. Julius Fergu-
son. Mrs. S. e. Pnrdy, Mrs. Edward H.
Behold, Mrs. Oscar Naundorf Miss
Lillian Clark. Mrs. c. NJ. Grey, Mrs.
John Murphy, Miss Katherine Umbach.
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Mrs. Edward Carman wife of Captain
Carman, of 1888 Broad street, celebrated
her SEVENTEEN birthday at her home on
Saturday evening last. The evening
was pleasantly spent with a musical
program, rendered by Mr.. Samuel Shoe
maker. Among the guests were her
nieces and nephews. Mr. and Mrs
James Thompson, Mr.. Robert Thomp-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoemaker,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bacron. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Jacobus. Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomps
son. Mr. and Mrs. W. Osborne, Miss
Bradner, Mr.. Arthur Rhompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Shoemaker, Mr.. Samuel
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sayre and
Miss Alice Bacron.
The eighth annual white breakfast of
the Rubnstein Society of New YORK was
given Saturday in the ballroom OF the
Hotel Waldorf Astoria. One thousand
guests were present and were given
welcome by the president, Mrs. William
Roger Chapman. Preceding the luncheon
4 reception was held from II to l O'Clock.
The president and officers Mrs. Eugene
Hoffman Porter. Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer
and Mrs. Samuel Lane Cross, vice-presi-
dents: Mrs. Alexander Candlisb, record
ing secretary, and Miss Mary Jordan
Baker, secretary and treasurer, assisted
by Mrs. Alfred w. Cochran and Mrs.
John Alton Harris, received the guests.
The decorations of the banquet hall We're
of dogwood and white carnations and
the small tables, of which there were
1872, seated from eight to fourteen guests.
red rose and white carnation, the club
colors fastened to small imported white
satin satchels, bearing the Rubinstein
monogram. were the favors. At the close
of the luncheon the installation of officers
took place, followed by a musical pro
gram given by Nine, Clementlne We We're
Satro, Nine. Ellen Beach Yaw, soprano; !;
Nine Mabel Mckinley Baer, mezzo-
soprano; Mile. Carrie Bridewell Bene
dict contralto; Miss Mildred Potter, so
prano; Miss Josefa Sehaller, Miss Julia
Il. Noyes, Mrs. Frank l.. Perry, Mrs. John
Alton Harris and Mrs. Blanche Guern-
sey Mr.. Franklin Tannon gave piano
solos and Bidkar Leete acted as accom-
panist at the piano. The directors of the
club include Mrs. John Hudson Storer,
Mrs. Charles II. Terhune, Miss Helen
Barrett, Mrs. George Walter Newton AND
Mrs William II. II. Aneman. Several
guests of honor were present, Nine. Lii
liam Nordica, Miss Emma C. Thursby,
Miss Harriet Ware, Mrs. William Grant
Brown, Mrs. William Cummings Story.
Mrs John Henry Parker, Mrs, John Mil
Ter Horton, Mrs. Howard McNutt. Mrs
NJ. Il. Hurlbut, Mrs. A. NJ. Palmer and
Mrs Simon Barueh Those attending from
this city We're Mrs. Horace Lawson, Mrs
s. Anderson, Mrs. j. Congleton Mrs
Fowler, Mrs. Curley. Mrs. Frank Rawle,
Mrs. L. c. Young, Mrs. r. r. NJ Eagles
and Mrs Il. s. Coles. of Cleveland. o..
who Is the house guest of Mrs. Eagles,
and many others.