Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-04

n n RS. GEORGE ]. BUSCH, of 1892
MI Broad street, entertained at
her home this afternoon with
Children's Christmas party. Guests
to the number of eighteen gathered
for the customary yuletide festivities,
which are looked forward to from
year to year by the young folks as a
fixed and pleasurable event. Holly
and Christmas green's prevailed In
the decorations, while the centrep.ece
of the dining table was a shower of
many colored electric lights suspended
from the chandelier and hidden by
large sprays of holly and greens ar
ranged to represent a miniature
Christmas tree. Games were the
pastime of the afternoon, and at the
dinner which followed the mothers of
the children were also guests.
Miss Ethel C. Severance. of North
Ninth street, was a guest at the New
Year house party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Watts, Of Newbridge, N. J..
Mrs. T. Vogel, of Jersey City, en-
tertained at cards last Monday eve
ming in honor of her sister, Miss
Helen B. Crane, of Clifton avenue,
whose engagement to Alvah ]. Dentz,
of Jersey City, was recently an
nounced.
At the regular bi-monthly meeting
of 1.-THE Young Folk Players" held
last night in Rath's Hail. the follow
ing officers were installed: John
I.atsky, president; David Bernheim,
vice-president; Michael S. Precker,
secretary; Joseph Wolf, treasurer.
and Jonas Lewis, sergeant-at-arms.
After the business session there was
"a debate on woman suffrage. The
next meeting will take place Friday
evening, January IT,
The Fourth annual dance of the
oxford Field Club, of Forest Hill, was
held last night at the West End
Club house, 25S South Seventh street.
The hall was decorated in yellow and
white crepe paper, with ferns and
palms and college pennants strung
about the walls. The patronesses
were Mrs. ]. J. Baker, Mrs. Louis
Bucher, Mrs. NJ. w. Farlee, Mrs. w
NJ. Edsall and the Misses Judge. The
dance was under the supervision of
the social committee, consisting of
Ambrose Baker. chairman; Leslie
Hayes, president; James A. Judge,
Clinton Gilbert and John M. Gallo
way. Music was furnished by Pro-
lessor Angevine's orchestra, and sew
eral solos were rendered by Philip
oliver during the intermission. The
guests included the Misses Stella
Simonds, Helen Baker, Mabel Gallo
way, Madeline Turbett, Ruth Dick
son, Wilmur Henry Anna Osborne,
Genevieve Ison, Edith Sweeny, Elsie
Colburn, Margaret Judge. Edna Bar
ton, Evelyn Emily, Geneva Hubbel,
Elizabeth Conningsby, Jennie Wag-
ner Mary Mccoy, Marie Mccoy,
Mollie Troy, Margaret Miller, Helen
Saul, Agnes Topper and the Messrs.
Ambrose Baker, James Judge, Clin-
ton Gilbert, Leslie Hayes, John Gal
Ioway, George Yule, Peter Van Dpzer,
Charles Bugie, Arthur Underwood,
Leo Conlon, Arthur Segrell, Paul DAILY
Frederick Berry, Charles Decker,
Frank Smith, Wilmur Thornell, ii.
C. DECKER, Leslie Ewing. Clifford
Sprague, James Murdoch, II. Wealth
erspoon, James Jamison, t. H. FL
sum, Louis F. Butcher, ]. Spaun, Har-
old McCarren, George Farlee
Charles Edsall, Allen Booker. Heck
ter Wells, Walter Brown, William
Clark, Victor Miller, Sherman Tar
box, Charles Lynch, Benjamin With
erspoon and others. Refreshments
were served at the intermission.
The State Society, Daughters of the
Revolution, win hold q reception to-
day at the home of Mrs. Horace os-
borne, of Orchard street, in celebra-
ton of the battle of Princeton. Mrs
Clarence Bleakley, of New York
president general of the Daughters o.
the Revolution, win be guest of honor
and the Rev. John J. Moment, pastor
of the High Street Presbyterian
Church, will give an address on 9TH,
Results of the Battle Of Princeton
Mrs. John r. Weeks, at present of tn,
E,lmwood Hotel, East Orange, is Stat,
regent. Those In charge are Mrs
Andrew w. Bray. of Orange. chair
man Of program; Mrs. Robert Ward
of South Orange. refreshments, ant
Mrs. Herbert Stuck. of Jersey City
ushers. Mrs Lillian Moore, 0
Bridgeton and Mrs. Thomas Gahagan