Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-18

IA N 100 JANET MANN, The house
WI guest o. Miss Elsie Post, was
guest OF honor at a bridge
that was given this afternoon at the
home of Miss Post, 2S5 Parker street.
Those present were Miss Helen Run
yon, Miss Charlotte Banister. Miss
Norma Ward. Miss Grace Schmidt,
Miss Belle Blauvelt, Miss Florence
.'inans. Miss Elizabeth Glorieux,
piss Grace sS%Sans. Miss adelaide
putnam. Af'ss G,asue Baldwin, Miss
Lolita Weishaupt, Miss Edith Dennis,
Miss Elizabeth Chatter, Mrs. Wal
ter Phelps, Mrs. Carl Haynes, Mrs.
Roy f. Anthony, Mrs. Raymond D.
Whitehead Mrs. Frank Ferguson and
Mrs. Robert Post.
Spring flowers were used in the
decorations and the hostess was as
sisted in The duties of the afternoon
by Miss Mann.
The members of the Comedy Whist
Club will meet this evening at the
home of Mrs. James j. GLIB, of Home
stead Park. The club will meet next
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Smith, of "a Eaton place,
East Orange.
Dancing followed the whist that
was given last night at the home of
Miss Marion Ford, of 765 Clifton ave-
nue.. The color scheme was carried
out in keeping with the day, and
green favors were given to the guests,
Among those present were Miss Hazel
Theuer, Miss Louise Beck, Miss Flor
ence Davies, Miss Helen Wilde and
Miss Toots Fanilton and Miss Anna
Vase, of Brooklyn; Sayres Coe, Harry
Rhodes, Vaughn Hulse and Edward
sinnock. of this city. and James Sy-
cardy and William Minitor, of Brook
Ign.
A lecture will be given Monday eve
ming under the auspices of Woman's
Study Club at "a Market street. MISS
Whereof. a missionary of India, will
give a talk on Women in India.
Hindu songs will be sung by three
small children.
A miscellaneous shower was given
last night at the home of Mrs. Caro-
line Kohtbusch. of South Eleventh
street. in honor of Miss Anna Field
man, WHOSE llldAild sc " AalbpA L 1919
of Brooklyn, will take place March
80. The color scheme was carried out
with green and the favors were in
keeping with the day
The guests included Miss leila
wimpfheimer, Miss Bertha B. Baron,
Miss Sally Levi, Miss Dorothea Grod-
man. Miss Esther Applebaum, Miss
Josephine Ambs, Miss Leah Silver
atom, Miss Anita Kohlbusch, Mrs.
James Bromley, Mrs. Amanda Mac
rormack and Mrs. NJ. Kohlbusch.
Mrs. Samuel L. Owens. of 90S De
Gra,v avenue, entertained this after
noon at whist in honor of Miss Edith
Morton. of Erie Pa. Spring flowers
were used in the decorations. The
hostess was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Edwin T. Drane. Tho guests
were: Mrs. Arthur Haight, Mrs.
Ralph Danenhower Mrs. Warren
Armitage. Mrs. John b. Dean, Mrs.
Frank S. Bowes. Miss Ida Hunter,
Miss Ruth Winslow, Mrs. Seymour
Tucker, Mrs. Wilson Kent, Mrs. Ar
thur BROKER. Miss Mabel Allsopp,
Miss Lois Buzby, Mrs. Richard Har-
ris. Mrs. Otto r. Reichelt, Mrs. En-
nest Gehrman, Mrs. Arlington Bensei,
Mrs. Louis X. Gibson, Mrs. Herbert
Taylor. Mrs. William Haselmayer,
Mrs. Louis Teller, Mrs. William
campfeld, Mrs. Thomas Allsopp and
Mrs. Otto Ruckelhaus.
Suffragists and their friends at
tended in force the opening of the
new headquarters of the Woman's
Political Union at rs Halsey street,
Yesterday afternoon. The quarters
were gaily decorated in the unions
colors. purple, green and white. Mrs.
William Fairlie poured, and those
who served were Miss Anna Gueh-