Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-10

IL n K. AMI AlfN1. tNoSAA-AN
w Of Is PENNSYLVANIA avenue y ,a,a,s
have left for a weekend visit
al Red Bank. They are stopping at
tie Mccarter residence on Rumson
road
The members Of the Iota Tau So
rority win meet this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank Butterworth, OF
summer avenue. The members OF
1he club include Mrs. Elwood 5. Ar
nitage. Mrs. Warren Wheaton, Mrs
Stewart Jameson, AIRS. Charles +
z....!c... Miss guth schn1ldts Miss May
Courier. Miss Ora Ferguson. Miss
Florence winans, Miss Florence Al
shen. Miss Grace Courier, Miss Edna
Brangs. Miss Evelyn Cameron. MISS
Eeorgiana Perry and Miss Ruth
Schmidt
me saturday Club viii enjoy its
annual social day this afternoon at
ahe home OF Miss Jennie e. Ross OF
40 Johnson avenue. A musical pro-
ararn viii be given. Those who WIN
,sontribute TO the program are MISS
grace Bradner. Miss Ruth Hopson'
wrank Branin and ]. Thurston Noe.
,,n;on ,neeting in the interest OF
Ahe Mortified Young Womens con
nsrence viii be held Wednesday att
nrnoon. May Il, at $3.50. in the chapei
~ the First Presbyterian Church. me
~nea ,xers viii be Mrs. William ReVeh
zoodv of East Mortified, Mass;
Miss Bertha Harlan, Of Wilmington
H,eI. Mrs. Stephen Baker. OF New
yorix city. and DIR. John MeDoweli,
If This city. The arrangements are
being made for the meeting by Mrs.
lanes p. Dusenberry, Miss Muriel
r,awson. Miss Adeline Dodd, Miss
Marie Dodd and Mrs. John Mcdowell
srha program will be followed by
eocial hour. and Miss Elizabeth Car
4er ana Miss Eleanor McCarter VIII
preside at the tea table.
The proceeds of the auction bridge
that was given yesterday afternoon
the home of Mrs. Joseph Isadore
Of Mt. Prospect avenue, will be de-
voted to the Newark Eye and Ear
Ynfirnary. There were thirty-eignl
al,les in play. The hostess was as
sisted BY Mrs. David NJ. Crabb, Mrs
Joseph G. Spur. Mrs. Fred van
Keuren. Mrs. Edward Crane Mrs.
Holm J. O'Neii, Mrs. William Bittle,
Miss Adelaide Hill. Miss Dorothy Sal
mon. Miss Harriet Hill. Mrs. James
y. Fielder, wife Of the governor, and
Airs. Caroline b. Alexander, of Ho-
nolren. were guests of honor for the
afternoon.
substantial sum was realized
yesterday afternoon at the annual tea
and sale that was given for the bene-
At Of the Hospital for Women. and
Children at the hospital. The pro-
gram for the afternoon consisted of
vocal selections by Miss Margaret
Dunn and Miss ELISE Dunn, piano
solo by Miss Louise Essig and Miss
Edna Haselmayer, and violin selec-
zion by Miss Hortense Reynolds. Miss
Florence Walsh Jenkins gave recita-
fions.
In the receiving line were Mrs. Arthur
j. Sanford. Mrs. John NJ. Rand, Mrs.
Lewis J. Wendell and Mrs George A.
Rogers. Mrs. Ainsworth j. Hague
was in charge of the tea room. and
khe decorations consisted of palms,
ferns, daisies and snowbails, with
pink roses as the centrepiece Of the
table. Mrs. Samuel Owen, Mrs. John
H. McCraclSen and Mrs. Charles
Conkling presided at the tea table
and Miss Helen Brown and Miss Ger
frude Reynolds assisted. Mrs. Henry
Pitch was in charge of the aprons.
Mrs. stephen W. ougheltree of the
aee cream, Mrs. William Halsey and
Airs. Harold Brangs Of the candy.
Mrs. Augustus Dusenberry of the
cake and Mrs. Frank Essig of the
miscellaneous table.
The enga cement of Miss Lucy
Marie RIFT, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Ritt. Of Warren street, to John ].
HcGovern, of Hunterdon street, has
been formally announced. The we'd
ding win take place Wednesday. June
Is. The ceremony will be solemnized
at st. Joseph's r. c. Church and
will. be followed by reception at
III .liofne of Mrs. Ritz.
Miss Elsie Glib will entertain this
afternoon at whist in honor of Miss
Myrtle Lorraine Clark. There will be
ten tables in play. Miss GLIB will
ibe assisted in the duties of the day
by Miss Gertrude Steiwald, Mrs.
William wilitesell and Miss Florence
Farrand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey G.. Young
and family win open their summer
home az Watch Hin, r. l., June Is.
They win remain away until late in
che fall