Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-11
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AR. and Mrs. William P. GLIB, o
w Edgecomb avenue, New 1orh
viii entertain at dinner TINS sye
ming in honor of their niece, Mis'
Elsie washington GLIB, of 4S7 Sum
ner avenue. this city, whose engage
ment to Roy Scott Williams, of IeNas
has been announced.
Miss Dorothy Lee. daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. William A. Lee, OF u LIN
coin Park whose marriage TO t1arII-
son Sayre Higbie, son of James Sayrt
Higbie, of 1913 Broad street, will DC
solemnized Monday, October TO- a.
4.30 at the First Presbyterian Cnurcn
by the pastor Rev. William ). DaN
son, will be attended by Miss tlor-
once Elmore Murphy as maid OF
honor, and by Mr.. Higbie's SISTER,
Mrs. NJ wilmington Clement MISS
Matilda Dodd. Miss Adelne Doddi
Miss Eleanor J. McCarter. OF TINS
CITY; Miss Katherine Potter, OF bas'
Orange: Miss Helen Stimson, OF buI-
falo, and by the bridegroom Mute
niece and nephew, Miss Mary morn
ton Barker and George Barker. Chi-
ford r. voorhees,, of New Brunswick,
will he hest man and the ushers Will
be Mr.. Higbie's brother-in-law, NJ
withington Clement, and George
Barker, and Leslie q. LORD, Harry
K. Dodd, Frederick Bigelow, John
Bigelow and Charles Ashnun. Fne
ceremony will be followed by a re-
ception at the home of Miss Lee
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will en-
terrain for their daughter, her fiance
and the bridal party at the washing
ton next Saturday evening.
The bridal party of Miss Laura
Reininger, whose marriage to j.
Robert Wiss will take place Wednes-
dav, will be entertained at dinne.
4his evening at the Washington, ano
q theatre party at Proctor's will fol-
low. Miss Reininger's parents, MT
and Mrs. Richard Relninger, and MT
wiss's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. =,
7. Wiss. will be guests OF honor. MISE
Reininger's attendants VIII lnciuoe
Mrs. William Denton Taylor, SISTER
of Mr.. Wiss. who will be mhtron OF
honor. Miss Lola Lasher. who will be
maid of honor, and Miss Catherine
Pfreundschuh, Miss Theodore Wurtn,
Miss Gertrude c. Trefz, Miss Jessie
Rrchanan and Miss Lillian Reininger,
q sister of the bride-elect, brides
maids.
Miss Hazel Manners, of Walnut
street entertained the Delta Gamma
card Club last night. Five HUNDRED
was played followed by luncneon'
The members present were MISS Olga
yenino. Miss Marjorie Kuebler. Miss
Mabel McKeon, Miss Lois Buspy'
Miss Mae Burns. Miss Bessie Budo,
Miss Emily Smith. Miss Lillian
Loehnberg, Miss Louise Morley, Miss
Viola Leischer and Miss Mildred
Brown, OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. FIGHTER, or
Newton, are the guests OF their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ii.
Doty, of $50 South Eighth street.
Mrs. Mary Ware bennett will speak
al the tea to be held tomorrow after
noon at the headquarters of the
Wonen's Political Union, 10 Halsey
street. Mrs. Frank Fl. Sommer VIII
be hostess.
Everett Colby will speak at the suf-
frage mass-meeting which WIN De
held In this city October 70 at
Proctor's Theatre after the suffrage
parade. Mr.. Colby will speak at o:5O
o'clock.
The College woman's Club of Els
sex County will begin its activities
for the season with a reunion tea
next Friday from 4 to at the nome
OF Miss Emma J. Merkel, OF o. Ever
green place, East Orange. The hos
i n
the graduates of 1918. The monthly
suppers during the year will be held
at the Y. w. c. A. at o'clock and
will be followed by a program ar
ranged by the members. On Friday
evening, October 81, the program will
be IAN Evening with the Suffra-
gists." Miss ]. Isabelle Warrender
will be hostess and Miss Etheiwyn
CASTOR program chairman. On Fri
day evening, November q. the topic
for discussion will be "A State Wom-
ans College" Mrs. William Ship
man Douglass will be the speaker,
Miss Elizabeth Crane, hostess, and
Miss Anna Bodler. program chair
man. "a Christmas Pageant" will be
given on Friday evening. December
10. Miss Belle Tiffany will be chair
man and Miss Alberta Doremus, hos
tess. On New Years Day Mrs. Galen
J. Perrett will keep open house
for the club members and their
friends from to at her home, 492
Mt. Prospect avenue. The officers of
the New Jersey State Federation of
Women's Clubs will be the guests Of
honor at the banquet on Friday, jan
uary IS. Mrs. William Denton Tay.
lor will be hostess, Miss Jessie Cream
err, toastmistress, and Mrs Mortimer
r. Cole chairman of special music.
The annual play for the benefit OF
the scholarship fund will be held Sat
urday, February T. Miss Jane l. Sar-
gent il chairman Of the committee IN
charge.
On Friday. February 20. Mrs.
Charles Day. of the College Woman's
Club of Philadelphia, will speak on
"A College Womans Clubhouse"
Mrs. William Kirk will be program
chairman and Miss Ethel Rosemon
hostess The College Club theatre
party will be held Saturday after
noon. March Z, with Miss Rosemon
in charge. Miss Ethelwyn Award
Pell will be hostess on Friday, March
u. and Miss Helen VOLTS will be
program chairman. The program will
be New Members Performance" "A
College Club Horse Show" will occupy
the attention of the members on Fri
day April 10. Miss Grace Thompson
will be the trainer and Miss Katherine
Belcher hostess. Mrs. Arthur A.
Reimer. of 81 North Maple avenue,
East Orange. will be hostess at an
auction bridge on Friday, April "a.
"A Twilight Sing" will be held Fri
day. May 8, at the home of Miss
Marie Leonie Volts. of 915 South Six
teenth street. The calendar announces
"a supper. annual business meeting
and something exciting" for Friday.
May %. On Saturday, June s, the
members will be guests at a garden
party at "Castlewood," the studio
of Galen j. Perrett, and on the
grounds of Henry Alexander Daniels.
538 Summer avenue. Mrs. Perrett will
be hostess. and the picnic supper will
be in charge of Mrs, Clinton Pierson
King and Mrs. Leonard H Robbins.
The club officers for the year are:
President Miss Christina Uop We ga