Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Storm and MI.
Harry NJ. Storm, the bridegroom-elect, of
Bloomfield. Miss Cadmus presented her
cousin, Miss Miller, who will attend. as
the maid of honor, with an enameled
gold brooch of crescent shape, set with
pearls. The bridesmaids, Miss Scade-
field and Miss Bernhard, received
brooches, In the shape of wishbones.
Mr.. Storm presented his brother, Mr.. H.
Frederick Storm, who will be the best
man, with gold cuff links, and the ushers
with gold scarfpins set with %amethysts
and pearls.
The regular business meeting of the
Woman's Club, of Arlington, takes place
this afternoon In the parish house of
Trinity Episcopal Church. Reports of
officers n chaitmen will be presented
and the session win be devoted to the
closing of the club's affairs for the sea-
son until Tuesday, October 8, when the
activities will again be resumed.
A kitchen shower was endered to Miss
Antoinette Lemaitre last night at the
home Of Miss Grace L. Hill, $50 Garside
street. The evening was devoted to
whist. n prizes were won by Miss
Ruth Kaas. Miss Amy Bettinger and
Miss Eva Walker. Miss Lemaitre was
the recipient of many useful gifts. which
were presented In a clothes-basket deco
rated In blue and white. the colors Of
the r. I. N. Club, of which Miss Le-
niaitre is president. The guests, includ-
ing Miss Kaas. Miss Bettinger and Miss
VUalkar uar~ Lfta. AIpao NyHi4a Afioa
Alice Hill. Miss Rosalie Lemaitre, Miss
Florrie Bettinger, Miss Grace L. Hill,
Miss Alice Lemaitre. Mrs. William
Schreiner. Mrs. c. Lemaitre and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard F. Hill. A collation.
was served. Miss Lemaitre will be mar
ried to Mr.. Oscar Sommer tune 10.
The congregation of Park Presbyterian
| Church ave a reception last evening
to the Rev. and Mrs. William Campbell
Kerr. Mr.. Kerr has represented Park
| church in the missionary station at
Chat Ryung. Korea, for the past four
years. The reception was held in the
| church ~parlors. which were decorated
with palms and spring flowers. In the
receiving party were the Rev. and Mrs.
| William Campbell Kerr. the Rev and
Mrs. ohm H. Kerr. of Brooklyn, parents
| of Mr.. Kerr; Mrs. Charles T. Kilborne,
of East Orange. mother of Mrs. Kerr
the Rev. John Mcdowell. pastor of Park
church, and Mrs. Mcdowell. There were
| about 300 callers. The musical program
| rendered during the evening included
| piano and violin selections, and songs by
| Mrs. Lucille Elizabeth Pellet, soprano
soloist of the church. The congrega-
ton gave MT. and Mrs. Kerr a purse OF
gold, the presentation speech being made
by Mr.. Mcdowell. Mr.. Kerr responded
with a short address. to which Mrs
Kerr added a few words of appreciation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr will sail for Korea
late In July. Meanwhile they will visit
in East Orange. Brooklyn, and Silver
Bay, Mass, and will spend some time at
Wellesley College. Mrs. Kerr alma
mater.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Doerr, Of 100 Harrison
at their home last evening in honor of
their daughter May, one of the seasons
d~ebutantes, who celebrated her
eighteenth birthday. Miss Doerr was the
recipient Of many pretty as well as use
full gifts. The evening was devoted to
games, and a musical program was fur.
nished by professional talent. At mid.
night the guests adjourned TO the din
ing-room, where a dainty collation. was
served, and toasts were offered to Miss
Doerr upon the attainment of her ma
ioritv. The guests were Miss Mary
Morris, Miss Elizabeth Bacon, Miss
Margaret Mcbride, Miss Mae Doerr, Mr.,
John Belby, Mr.. John Doerr, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. vickerman. Mr.. Ben Raynor,
Mr.. Lee Vaughan, Mr.. Harry Franz, Mr.,
James Bloom. Mr.. Daniel Bloom, of
Harrison; the Misses Lillian and Julia
Cromwell, of vailspurg; tho Misses Mae
and Kafhertoe nnnl{n. Mix Arnar Car