Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-28

4EY7 LILLIAN GEORGE SMITH, OF
M 1891 Bergen street, Brooklyn,
announces the engagement OF
his daughter, Miss Anna Ehzaoetn
smith. to John Joseph Lynn, of las
Roseville avenue. The date for the
wedding has not been announced.
Miss Marguerite Segrell whose |
marriage TO Merle p. Gould, of Chi |
caao. will take place Monday evening"
win have as her attendant her sister,
Miss Ella May segrell. Charles Mer-
{hant. of this city, will be best man.
/The ceremony, which will be per
formed at the home of Miss Segreils
narents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Segreh
Of ITO North Seventh street, Will be
followed by a reception. The KEY.
Henry r. Hadley, rector of st. Paufs
Episcopal Church. will ofticiate.
The members of the Ladies Friend
shin Society will meet Monday eve
ming at 1929 Broad street The install
iation Of the newly elected othcers VIII
take place Those holding office now
are: President, Mrs. Leopold jacob
son: vice. president, Mrs. Benjamin
Levy; recording secretary, Mrs
Joseph II. Greenwood; financial sec
retary. Mrs. Louis Picker; treasurer
Mrs. Samuel Friedman. and sergeant
alarms, Mrs. David Levin Inc
newly elected trustees are Mrs Levin,
Mrs. Samuel Bass and Mrs. Phlllp
4unin. The business session VIII De
followed by a social hour.
1t has been announced by the board
-
If Newark that the business
and civic meetings of the CLUB
wili not be held in the chapel OF
4he second Presbyterian Church as
scheduled. but in the auditorium OF
me new Young women's Christian
Association building. All Of the
s.fourth Tuesday" meetings will be
held in the auditorium. The "presi-
dents day" will be held october 81
and the state president. Mrs William
4. Ropes, will be guest of honor.
DR. and Mrs. Louis L. Davidson, of
snruce street. are celebrating the
tanth anniversary of their marriage
in the form of a trip. They left yes
terdav for Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands and Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Wenham Smith,
their daughters, Miss Ethel Smith and
Mrs P. c. Hughes, and Mr.. Hughes,
Of % Leslie street. sailed for Europe
TODAY on the Carmania. They will re-
turn in September.
Postmaster Frank Book and family
have opened their summer home at
Bradley Beach.
Miss Katherine Farley, of South
Ninth street, will spend the month OF
July at the Delaware Water Gap.
DR.. and Mrs. William Denton Tay-
Tor. of North Ninth street, will spend
several weeks at Belgrade Lake,
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Segrell and
daughter. Miss Ella May Segrell, OF
North seventh street. will leave the
city July IL for Christmas Cove, Me-,
where they will spend the summer.
a Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Cyphers, of
seclinton avenue, are visiting at the
Nome of Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Os-
Horne, Of Madison, Wis, formerly of
Newark.
Mrs. w Harris Hewitt, of Hillside
avknue, has returned to her home
afAer an extended visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt, of
Amherst. Va, formerly of this city
Mhs. John Ellenbach and son, OF
Berken street, viii leave today for
the Highlands, where they will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Allsopp
and clifford w. Alsopp, of rs john
son avenue, sailed for Europe today
an the Minnewaska of the Transat-
lantic line. They will be gone two
months.
Mr. and Mrs w. Minard Bills en-
fertained last night at their residence
II Wallace place, in honor of the
Rainbow Club. The club was organ
lied this spring at linen shower
which was given in honor of Mrs.
R,us formerly Miss Leah Condit, ano
Miss Sammy Oeken, whose engage
nent was announced to John Farrell
OF this city.
During the evening a musical pro-
gram was given and the guests, VIM
were all present at the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs Bills. which was soiem
Il nized Friday, June 49, at st. Paur'
episcopal Church, signed their names
: the book of marriage vows.
IA supper was served and the wed
~ ing cake was cut. Among the guests
who numbered thirteen. were mis-
Oeken and her fiance. Mr.. Farrell
Mics Martha Masker, Miss Edn'
Masker, Miss Margaret Kernahan
Miss Ethel Lang. Miss Charlotte APP
person. Miss Katherine Taylor, Mis-
sadie Hedden, Miss Isabelle McMullil
and Miss Alice Jackson.
There was a large attendance at tn
damon which was give