Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
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,&sy guests at the home of his
BENJAMIN NJ Scudder, of n
Park street, Saturday evening.
~ Ausical program, which took up
- a feater part of the evening, was
ased by Benjamin H. Scudder,
~ st of st. Philips Church,
8 YIN. and brother of the host.
uCg those present were Mr.. and
" Is Eeorge Green, -of Chicago; Miss
ladys Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
newman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kase.
MT and Mrs. Joseph Knight, Miss
Marjorie Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bennett, Richard Adams, Albert
Adams, Miss Marion Shearer. Miss
Alice Shearer, Mrs. William Crissey,
Miss Katherine Jenkins, p. J. Miller,
,Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harold Scud-
der, Miss Marta Understood, Mr.. and
Mrs A. j. Hague. Miss Florence
Hague, Assemblyman Barrada1e,
William Way, Mr.. and Mrs George
". Coles and George Douglas.
announcement has been made OF
zzle engagement of Miss MAY Steiner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Steiner. OF $40 South Eleventh street.
and David il. Fredericls. son of
James r. T'redericks. of East Orange
Il Is expected that the wedding will
take place i'll the spring or early
summer.
distinguished personages, among
Rhon We're Mrs Theodore Roosevelt
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. the German
Bnpress, tho Empress of japan, Ma
&anc Curie. Carmen Sylvia, Isabella
Queen of Spain. and Joan of Arc,
were present in character at the hol-
DAY meeting of the Saturday Club,
at the home of Mrs e. A. Underwood
81 Osborne terrace, Saturday after
HUetl
Zach member OF the club represent
: essa woman famous in history or
%eAtry aud during the afternoon
briefly outlined the story of the per-
Ann she impersonated. A social hour
followed the program, which WAS I'M
dei the direction of Mrs. James A.
Golandt Gifts brought by the mem
hers will be given to charitable or
ganizations.
Ainong those present were Mrs.
Joaeph r. Bradner as Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt; Mrs S. u. Caldwell, the
German Empress: Mrs c. M. Blanch-
artl. the old spelling book; Mrs.
Hf4tAlIl 1Oy iAtlodlis dS i1Oii1 lhooiSSa''
MADAME Antoine Dorticos. us Mother
Goose: Mrs. A. II. Fales as the EN-
prcss of Japan; Mrs. Henry G. Has
Iins, as julia Ward Howe; Mrs Henry
Efeinsheimer. as Mrs. Woodrow VII
5tns Mrs Lucy 3. Hewitt, rs Frances
81: Willard; Mrs. Emile q. Johnson,
asa Roman court lady; Mrs. S. Erwin
Manness. as Joan of Arc; Mrs. j. ID.
MuCracken. as Colonial lady: Mrs.
William Il. Mead, as Lady Washing
tu1l; Miss t. A. Mcleod, as Queen
Eiizabeth: Miss Margaret A. Reid, as
Mary. Queen OF Scots; Miss Jessie Il.
Rose. as Carmen Sylvia; Mrs. r. A.
IRellss, as Harriet Beecher Stowe;
Mrs James M. Seymour. Isabella,
Queen OF Spain; Mrs. William E.
TAYLOR, Madame Curie: Mrs. H. a.
Treerle Florence Nightingale; Mrs.
1sffries, Queen Victoria; Mrs. IT. j.
Mattison, as Mrs. Abraham Lincoln;
Miss Grace Bradper. as Priscilla.
Miss Amy Eddowes gave musical Sc
seetlons.
uuiet wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey A.
Ehipman. 269 Jelliff avenue, Saturday
Might at 8 o'clock, when their daugh-
Ter, Miss Helen M. Shipman, and
William r. Kohl, of Irvington, were
united i'm marriage by Rev. James z.
howard, pastor of the Halsey Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, and
chaplain of the Newark Fire Depart
ment, of which the brides father IL
member
Miss Marion r. SonefVille acted AS
bridesmaid, and the best man was
Andrew II, Koenigh. Miss Kohl, sis
Der of the bridegroom, played the
wedding music. a supper followed,
after which the couple left on trip
to Washington. They will live ut 269
Jelliif avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lynch, of
sg7 Clifton avenue. announce the en-
sagement of their daughter. Miss
Jessie Lynch, to DR.. Paul Runge. of
this city The date for the wedding
has not been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottfried Kruger, of
High street, will give q dance at the
Essex County Country Club, West
Orange, January 6, in honor of their
daughter, Miss Gretchen Kruger.
arhe wedding of Miss Katherine nj
Mcdonald, of 1871 North Fourth street
and James Roosevelt Mulligan, of u
Washington street, will be solemnizeo
Monday, January IL. at II o'clock a.
st. PatriclS's Cathedral by Monsignoi
isaac p. Whelan. Rev. Edward M
4s ADJUSTMENTS
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