Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-10

man, Mrs. Galen j. Perrett, 492
Mt Prospect avenue. The duties
of the committee will be to
give constructive criticism on the
present course and to make sugges-
lions for next years lectures to the
incoming chairman, who will be ap-
pointed by the next administration.
Mrs William S. Disbrow and Miss
Frances c. Hayes will be ex-officio
members, and Mrs. Frank Amber
Pattison an honorary member. The
other members of the club, whom the
chairman has requested to serve on
the committee, are Miss Lydia e.
Bailey, Miss Anna Bodler,- Mrs. Ed
gar r. Brown, Mrs. Raymond D.
Carter Mrs David B. Corson, Mrs
Henry II. Dawson, Mrs. Frederick A.
Dudley. Mrs. Solomon Foster, Mrs.
Spaulding Frazer Miss Marietta II.
Freeland, Mrs. Raymond B. Gilchrist,
Mrs. Frank S. Hampton, Mrs. Ray II.
Hart, Mrs. Seymour Haulenbeek, Mrs.
Theodore E. Heyden, Miss Eleanor II.
Jones, Mrs. David w. Lusk, Miss
Margaret L. McGrath. Mrs. Arthur II.
Mackie, Miss Selma March, Miss
Helen Pointer, Mrs. Mortimer REM
ington. Miss Emma l.. Richards, Miss
Kate Louise Roberts, Mrs. Henry II.
Rusby, Mrs. Matthias Steelman, Mrs.
Emanuel Stern, Miss Isola P. Stone
lake, Mrs. Seymour Tucker, Mrs
Abraham Van Wrinkle and Mrs. Jean
VOLTS.
Miss Caroline S. Romer. chairman
of the civic beauty committee of the
Contemporary, announced that the
work of interesting the school children
in gardening is proving successful.
Lectures are being given by Mrs.
Galen j. Perrett, Miss Ella
Mockridge, of the East Side High
School, and Miss Romer, of the Bar
ringer High School. Miss Romer will
speak today at the Ridge Street
School and tomorrow will give a lee
ture, illustrated by stereopticon views.
at the Central Avenue School. At the
Summer Avenue School a garden club
has already been organized in the
sixth-year class of Miss Jessie Dore-
mus. Requests for the blowing of
vacant lots are beginning to come in
and the chairman urges all who wish
to have such blowing done to COM
municate with her.
Those who will receive at the st.
Patrick's tea to be given Wednesday
at the Home for Crippled Children by
the auxiliary of the home are Miss
Grace Blevney, Miss Dorothy Phelps
and Miss Ella May Champenois. Mrs.
Alfred Kittler is chairman of the ar
rangement committee and Mrs. Jo-
seph G. Spur and Mrs. Charles
Thompson will preside at the tea ia
BILE. Mrs. G. William Gehin will be
in charge of the jardiniere and at
the booths will be Miss Mabel Sauer,
Miss Elizabeth Atwater, Miss Jane
Dodd, Mrs. Edward Clifton, Mrs. J.
Earle Skillman, Mrs. Francis Ward,
Miss Hazel Tolson, Mrs. Harry Kase,
Miss Jeanette Halsey and Mrs. Ed
ward Stacker. A program of vocal
selections and recitations will be
given by Mrs. Alfred Williams and
Miss Ethel Brundage.
The marriage of Miss Helen Huff
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. p.
Huffman, of 800 Roseville avenue, and
j. Meredith Miller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Miller, also of Roseville,
will be solemnized Wednesday, April
2, at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church by the pastor, the Rev. Joseph
Hunter.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Leila Bonney
Goldsmith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Proctor Goldsmith, of Rad
ford, Va, and Ainsworth James
Hague, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aims
worth ]. Hague, of North Ninth
street. 1t is expected the wedding
will take place in June.
The class for the study of contem-
porary drama will meet Friday after
noon at the home of Miss Frances C.
Hays, 104 Clinton avenue, when
Galsworthy's Justice" will be dis
cussed. Alfred II. Brown will direct
the class.
The annual theatre party of the
College womans Club of Essex
County was held Saturday afternoon
when forty-eight of the members at
tended the performance of THE Good
Little Devil at the Republic The
atre, New York. After the play sew
eral of the members had tea at the
Knickerbocker. Mrs. Elwood S. Armi-
tage was in charge of the arrange
ments.
Miss Anna Skinner, of North
Seventh street. will entertain at
bridge Thursday evening in honor of
Miss Helen Huffman and her fiance,
J. Meredith Miller.