Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-21
Society of
the Oranges

WIN the passing OF Lent society
functions will be resumed in the or
anges and Easter week promises to be
a round of gaiety Many young folk
are home from schools and colleges
for the spring vacation.
Grace Episcopal Church will be the
scene of large wedding on Monday
afternoon, when Miss Betty Maulsby
Bouldin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Bouldin. jr.. of 81 Prospect
street, East Orange, will become the
bride of Chieester c. Kerr, of New
York On Monday night the bachelors
ball. one of the annual society events,
will be held in the Womans Club
house, East Orange. On Tuesday
| night the last of the vacation
dances will be held in the Woman's
| Clubhouse.
Mrs. Edith K. Rhodes of Harrison
street, has issued invitations for a
reception at her home on Wednesday
afternoon. The same evening Mrs.
Andrew s March and Mrs. Arthur B.
Leach, both of South Orange will give
a dance in the Woman's Clubhouse
for their daughters. Miss Natalie and
Miss Dorothy March and Miss Helen
Leach. On Friday night the last OF
the 'midwinter" dances will be he'd
in the Woman's Club-ho and on
Saturday night in the Woman's Club
house the Amherst Glee. Club will give
a concert under the patronage of we'll
known society women of the Oranges.
The following are patronesses for
two Shakespearean readings to be
given by Miss Katherine Jewell
Evarts, of New York, at Miss Boards
school, Berkeley avenue. Orange, on
April ID and p: Mrs. William Barr,
Mrs B. Hammond Bradshaw, Mrs,
William Thayer Brown. Mrs. Elroy
Curtis. Mrs. George w. B. Cushing,
Mrs Arthur d. Chandler, Mrs. James
f. Cheesman. Mrs. Richard NJ. Col
gate, Mrs. Foster DebeVoice, Mrs.
Benjamin Douglass, Mrs. Thomas A.
Gillespie Mrs. Thomas H. Gillespie,
Mrs Lyman Golf, Mrs. II. Seaver
Jones, Mrs. Camillus @. Kidder, Mrs
Alexander King Mrs. Arthur b.
Leach, Mrs. Otto e. Lohrke Mrs
Andrew S. March, Mrs. Isaac c.
Ogden, Mrs Dickinson w Richards,
Mrs. Irving K. Taylor, Mrs. Alfred
B. Thatcher, Mrs. Henry P. Winter
Mrs. Charles A. Trow bridge, Miss
Lucy Beard, Miss Louise r. Pierson,
Miss Addie Crommelin and DR.. Sara
{. SpottiswoodG
The engagement. is announced OF
Mrs. Gldersleeve, widow of David
Hamilton Gildersleeve, of West New
Brighton, Staten Island, to Edwin Jay
Prindle of Sc Midland avenue, East
Orange. Mr.. Prindle is a graduate
of Lehigh University and is a mem
Der Of the New York bar and of the
bar of the Supreme Court of the
United States. The wedding will
probably take place in the early sum-
mer.
Miss Florence Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Smith, of
East Orange, returned Wednesday
from Smith College for the Easter va
cation. With her are two of her col
lege mates, Miss Marion McNabb, of
Buffalo, and Miss May Allis of New
Haven.
Mrs Stephen S. Johnson and her
mother, Mrs Cyrus #. Loutrel, of
South Orange. will return next week
from a trip South.
Samuel and Henry Cobb will arrive
in South Orange next week from AM
herst College and will spend the Eas-
ter vacation with their parents, DR..
and Mrs. George III. Cobb of Irving
ton avenue.
Mrs. John e. Dix, of East orange.
Will return next week from stay in
Camden, S. c.. and later in the spring
will go to Europe.
Mrs. G. La Rue Masters. of sum
mi. street, East Orange, will give n
curd party and tea Tuesday afternoon
at the Essex County Country Club.
Miss Margaret Toby, of South Or
ange, has returned from visit in
Toledo, o.
The Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Wort
man. of East Orange, are stopping
with their son, Denys Workman, In
| Warwick Bermuda.