Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-15

IV nonor guest at the br1uSe
given yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Henry G. Atha,
s90 Broad street The games We're
followed by an informal tea, with
Mrs. Harry Durand, Mrs. Ben
1amin Atha and Mrs. stephen III.
Plum presiding. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Howard Ogle, Mrs.
Harold Dennis Mrs. Roger Young,
Miss Mary Plum, Miss Flor
ence f. Murphy. the Misses Dodd,
Miss Katherine Wallace, Miss Mil
dred Dennis, Miss Mary Williamson,
Miss Dorothy Lee, Miss Antoinette
Scudder Miss Katherine Jones, OF
this city, and Miss Katherine Potter,
Miss Beatrice Mitchell Miss Kath-
crime Simpson and Miss Lois Scheerer,
of the Oranges.
Many people called at the tea and
musicale given yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. George J. Busch by
Mrs. Busch and Mrs. M. S. Waters for
the benefit of Grace English Lutheran
Church. The decorations consisted of
spring flowers Mrs. Ferdinand Noel
Ter and Mrs Henry Blank, of Glen
Ridge, poured at tea and were assisted
by Mrs. August Miller. Mrs. Edward
Birkholz, Mrs. Ernest Fielder. Miss Ger
trude Reynolds and Miss Lillian Seitz.
The afternoons program consisted of
vocal selections, "A Birthday and
"Ah, Love but a Day." Miss Lillian
Seitz, sopranos "A Passage Birds
Farewell" and the "Barcarolle" from
the "Tales of Hoffman" Miss Seitz
and Miss Lillian Waters, contralto
"rhe Boat Song CHarriet Ware),
"Ecstacy" (Beach), Miss Waters;
because" and Dearest" Miss Ethel
Dodd, soprano; "Hasheen" Need
ham,. Just Wearyin' for You and
1.-THE Four Leaf Glover" Miss Grace
Lefferts, mezzo- soprano; violin solo,
Miss Hortense Reynolds, accompanied
by Miss Clemmens; piano solos, Miss
Anna Demarest. Miss Demarest and
Miss Jean Delaney accompanied the
vocalists. The iardiniere collection
and the subscriptions which the
hostess received by mail will be used
for church work.
An address will be given by Dr.
Maud Thompson at the tea and house
warming of the Woman's Political
new Headquarters, 70 Halsey street.
Mrs. William Fairlie will preside
at the tea table, and the float
ers will be Miss Geraldine Haines
Miss Gertrude King, Miss Gertrude
Helm and Miss Anna Guenther The
union has invited the members of the
Newark Equal Suffrage League, the
Essex County Suffrage Society, the
New Jersey State Woman Suffrage
Association and the Equal Franchise
Society to BE its guests. All inter-
ested in the work will be welcome.
The play Miss Fearless & Com
pany' was given last night at the
Union Street Methodist Episcopal
Church for the benefit of the church.
1t was managed by Miss Olive War
rem. Musical selections were rem
dered by C. Henry Earle. The girls
taking part were Miss Hazel Cook,
Miss Blanch Hull. Miss Adeline Frus-
colt, Miss Mildred Pierson, Miss Alma
Davis, Miss Edna Denson, Miss Ellen
Reid and Miss Anna Schantz.
The members of the Jolliers' Club
will meet this evening at the home
of Miss Vivian Walker. of 81 Milford
avenue.
Mrs. William f. Walker will enter
tain nine at dinner this evening at
her home, 23S Garside street. Miss
Myrtle Lorraine and her fiance, Rus
sell Grover Brown, will BE guests of
honor.
suggestions for the incoming chair
man of the lecture committee of the
Contemporary Club were made at
meeting of the advisory committee
to the lecture committee held yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Galen ]. Perrett of 492 Mt Pleasant
avenue. The business session was
followed by a social hour. Plans will
be discussed further at the next
meeting, the date of which has not
yet been announced.
Miss Alice Jaynes, secretary OF the
Consumers League of New Jersey,
gave a talk on. woman suffrage at a
meeting of the Curtomis Literary
Club held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Robert Kuebler, of
DeGraw avenue. Spring flowers pre-
vailed in the decorations. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Thomas J. Bissell, presided,
and Miss Hazel Slade gave program
of vocal selections
The proceeds from the reception
and dance given last night at Berke-
gey Hall. under the auspices of the
Young Womcns Auxiliary of the
Newark Charitable Eye and Ear In
Urinary, will be devoted to the pur-
chase of linen for the infirmary. In the
receiving line with the chairman of
the committee were the patronesses,
Mrs. Frederick Schroeder, Miss Amelia
Schwitzgable Miss Louise Schwitz-
gable. Miss Minnie Heinkle, Mrs. {.
A. Gasser Mrs Christopher Honey,
Mrs. Emma X Wefferling, Mrs. John
Never Mrs A. J. Laufenberg, Mrs.
William Broemel, Mrs. Frederick
Henry. Mrs. Henry Henry Mrs, Will
lam Melville, Mrs. Henry Martens, 1r..
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, Mrs. John
Turner, Mrs Philip SieVering, Mrs.
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