Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07

Makepeaee. Mr.. and Mrs William
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stocking.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morehouse, Mr..
and Mrs. James Worldly. Mr. ana
Mrs Theodore Gottiieb. ATr aAe -
Frank Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Starring. Mrs. George Mo1et The
Misses Margaret r. Berger. Frances
Dunning. Eleanor LitteIl. Lois Ed
doves. Ethel Spinning, Harry snv-
der, Arthur Theurer. Leo Ham
mill. Frank Riggs. Fred WIiderottef.
1 Guy Speer. Walter Franz, Harry
/ Hopper, Arthur DoFseher Among
4 the out, of town guests were: Dr.
/ Charles Benedict, Miss Mabel Cara
/ brandt. Wallace Garrsbrandt and Mr..
and Mrs. William Glib. OF New York:
Miss Emily Bruce. OF Jersey tiry-s
/ Mrs. George Murray. Of Arlington:
/ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jaggerf. Of Glen
4 Ridge. and Mr.. and Mrs. Augusta
/ Atgar. Of Asburv Park The decora
tons prevailed IN red and buffet
supper was served.
The Ladies' Riding Club. Of Rose
vile, viii observe society night at The
/ Roseville Riding Academy on Tues
/ day. February Is, by giving 9 chafz
/ ity ball and ride. The proceeds VII
be used for the benefit Of the Home
for Crippled Children and the joe
Haines Home for the Aged.
! The Needle and Pen Club met yes-
/ terday afternoon at the home Of Mrz.s
/ Samuel r.. Dnmmer, IT.. Home
stead Park. THE Woman's EK-
change at Simkinsville." By Ruth Me-
+ Emery Stuart. was read by Mrs. SAM
uel r. Dummer. At the social hour
/ that followed the meeting the hostess
was assisted BY Mrs. James ]. Glib.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. BcChesnev.
OF S5 Park street, Montoiair. has
announced the engagement of their
/ daughter, Miss Eugenia Aobry Me-
/ Chesney, to Paul Martin Fischer. son
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fischer. 81
! 1877 South Seventh street. The am
| nouncement was made at a family
dinner given Wednesday evening At
| the MeChesney home in observance
of Mrs. McCbesney's birthday
/ The board Of mana gers of the Horns
/ for Aged Women viii give a Lenten
luncheon on Wednesday, February
| 10, at l O'Clock at the home, z25 NJ.
! Pleasant avenue. The committed IN
charge of the arrangements consists
/ of Mrs. Alfred }. Soden, Chairman.
Mrs. Henry Young. jr., Mrs Will
lam Paul, Mrs. Harry c. Larter, Mrs.
Dudley Farrand and Mrs B. c.
Evans. Tickets may be Obtained
/ from any member of the board or
mana gers.
Seven Twenty Eight" comedy b.
! Augustin DAILY. has been chosen by
the Playfellows for production On
March q at the Court Theatre. In
the cast win be Miss Mildred Dennis.
Miss Eleanor J. McCarter. Miss Kath-
crime Young. Mrs. Roger Young.
Charles Ashmun, George ". c. Nc
/ Carter. Robert O'Gorman, Harold
Short, Gayle L. Young Stuart -
Young and Roger Young. Alfred A.
Dennis is president of the club; Miss
/ Florence Cougar. secretary and treasz
urer: Miss Matilda Dodd. Gayle L.
Young and George w. c. MeCarter.
trustees.
The Lenten Sewing Class proved
! a success by the large attend
ance at the home of Mrs.
/ John ". Howell, of Ballantine parks
way Tea was served at Ala O'clock
/ instead of al the close Of the after
noon. in order that those who desiredf
might attend the ; o'clock churche
services. Mrs Robert Gilchrist and
/ Mrs. Wallace NJ. Scudder presided at
/ the table The class viii meet during
/ the first FIVE Thursdays OF Lent and
! the garments made during that time
will be given to St Barna bass Hos-
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