Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-29


SO Heller parkway. Among those
invited are Miss Harriet Nathan, Of
Maplewood: Miss Charlotte TeclS. of
New Rochelle. N Y; Miss Harriet
Van vechten, of Elizabeth; Miss
Bessie o'Neil, of Nutley; Miss Chris
tine Wilson, Miss Florence Larter
Miss Anna Langdon. Miss Marjorie
Hallock, Miss Barbara Woodruff.
Miss Mildred Gregory, Miss Edith
Mooney, Miss Helen Baldwin, Miss
Ethel Dodd, Miss Lois futile, Miss
Helen futile. Miss Helen Hare, Miss
Edith Rankin, Miss Nan Nicken,
Miss Clara Haussling, Miss Margaret
Ten Eyck, Miss Lolo Lasher. Miss
Josephine Dillingham;. Miss Gladys
Gilman, Miss Helen Parsons, Miss
Mildred Howell Miss Marian Neu-
staedter. Miss Florence Holt Miss
Lois Sinnock, Miss Emma Clark, Miss
Naomi Halsey and Miss Nancy Sar-
geant. of Newark.
The members of the Irving Club
were entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Leonard III.
Robbins, of 269 Ridge street. The
program consisted of paper on
Dutch Waterways" by Mrs. Frank
Holloway and one on "Schezeningen
VS.. Atlantic CITY, by Mrs. Harry
Fooks. The hostess was assisted in
the duties Of the day by Mrs. Francis
Morrell The president, Mrs. Raymond
d. Carter, presided at the business
meeting. The next meeting OF the
club will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Gilbert Highly. of 1044 Clinton
avenue. Irvington.
A dance and reception were held
last night at the Washington under
the auspices of st. Johns Lodge. #.
and A. NJ. The patronesses were Mrs
Otto Schneider, Mrs. Frederick j.
gtelser, Mrs. Wilhelmina LeCerff.
Mrs Frederick C. Jacobson, Mrs.
David e, Drake. Mrs. Joel Dickerson,
Mrs. Robert H. Illingworth, Mrs.
James Waite Howard, Mrs j. Henry
Bachelor and Mrs. John p. Contrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward W. Muchmore,
of 200 North Seventh street, will give
n reception and dance followed by
supper this evening at the Essex
TROOP Armory Mr.. and Mrs. Much
more and their daughters, Miss
Ruth Muchmore and Miss Mildred
Muchmore, will receive. Among
those who will act as patronesses
sre Mrs. Jay Davis. Mrs. Harvey
Mickens. Mrs. Oscar Miller and Mrs.
James Cory.
Joseph III. ogiesby, of Philadelphia.
who will be married Wednesday,
April 16, to Miss Dorothy McGregor
Of Newark, will give his bachelors
dinner this evening at the Racquet
Club, Philadelphia
Arrangements are complete for the
musicale that will be given tomorrow
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Osterweil. of 1876 South Tenth
street. for the benefit of the new
Maternity Hospital, given under the
auspices of the board of managers.
Mrs. Albert e. Bushnell, of 5zs
South Eleventh street. entertained
yesterday afternoon in honor OF MIS-
Richard M. Pearce, of South Orange
avenue. who has just recovered from
a severe illness. The members OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the West Pres
byterian Church assisted the hostess
In the duties of the day
Miss Mary Charlotte Camp, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Charles Camp, of Ogden
street. win be married this evening
to Robert Scully, of this city. The
ceremony will be performed by tho
Rev James p. Poels. of st. Johns
Catholic Church. The couple will
leave on short trip to Washington,
and on their return will reside at -
Green street
Mrs. A. Edward Seidenberg, of SaS
Hunterdon street. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Miss
Honey Seidenberg. to Joseph Jacob
son. of Newark. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss Mary r. Wylie was in charge
OF the program last night at the
meeting of the College Women's Club
of Essex county, which was held at
the home of Miss Christine Van Was-
enen. of Mount Pleasant avenue
Humorous Anecdotes and Contribu-
tions to the Comic" formed the pro-
gram. Mrs. Galen J. Perrett was
chairman Of the arrangements, and
was assisted by Miss Sara Morris,
Mrs. Cyrus Brewster Miss Mary w
Lyons, Miss Alice Bragaw, Miss
Mabel Denton. Miss Edith Putnam.
Miss Mary Wylie and Miss Charlotte
Howell
The club voted to become a coun-
selor of the national committee on
prison labor. The announcement was
made by Miss Mary e. White. chair
man of the civic committee, of meet
ing of the moving-p picture committee
of the Public Welfare Committee at
the Wiss building on April at AS,
and the dance in the Cleveland School
auditorium on Monday evening.
At roll-call the following members
were added to the club: Miss Flor
ence E. Cooper. Miss Anna Wilson,
Miss Maud A. Titus and Miss Jessie
De Hart
4 Among the guests of the club, many
of whom contributed to the even
ing's program, were: Mrs. Joseph
Middleton, Of Trenton, secretary of the
New Jersey State Federation of
Women's Clubs; Mr.. j. II. McClary,
of Railway; Mrs. William f. Mead,
Mrs. George Douglas. Mrs. Frederick
A. Dudley, Mrs. Kilborn, Mrs. Will
lam L. Ross, Mrs. Seth Abrams, Mrs.
Frank r. Smith, Mrs. Walter Read,
Mrs Charles A. Latham, Mrs. VIII
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