Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-13
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l1olmeS and Miss Helen Peters
played the aeeompaniments. At the
close of the meeting the president,
Mrs. Charles Latham, gave d few
words Of greeting and announced the
lecture on THE Passion Play" to be
given by the Rev. Henry r. Rose in
the school on Friday evening, March
q, under the auspices of the Civic
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenmore Eagles. OF
2l1 Roseville avenue, entertained at
dinner last evening, previous to at
tending the Roseville Clubs whist
and dance. Covers were laid for ten.
The color scheme was carried out in
pink and white, with pink tulips and
shaded lights. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCombs. of
Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, of
Broolllyn the Misses Marguerite and
Nellie Crane, Tedmand Humbert, of
Madison; Stanley Pigeon. of New
York, and DR.. Howard Langworthy.
of Brooklyn.
A whist and dance was given last
evening at the Roseville Club for the
benefit of the Roseville Club base
ball team. There were twenty-five
tables in play. At the dance that
followed the patronesses were Mrs.
George Collmer Mrs. Kenmore Eagles,
Mrs. Fred Grobert and Mrs Arthur
johnson.
AT the annual meeting of the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Park Presbyterian Church yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Wilbur Dorcmus, of y Lincoln ave-
nue., all of last years officers were
reelected. Those holding office now
are:
Mrs. John Mcdowell, president; Mrs.
Leonard II. Robbins. secretary; Mrs.
Carl f. Langlas, treasurer and Mrs.
William II. Gulick. secretary of lit
erature Mrs James Howard was
elected vice-president in the place of
Mrs Sllas w Niles, who has left the
city. The other vice-presidents are
Mrs James T. Adams, Mrs. AleXan-
der Beach, Mrs. Harry Blackboard,
Mrs. Ella w. Francisco and Mrs.
Harrison Van Duync. The program
consisted of devotional service led by
-ii pbotIbil JOuNSs VI AtbtiiS 80
byterian Women i'm Mission Work,
by Miss Grace r. Walker, of Mont
clair, a member of the Presbyterian
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions:
a resume of "Chnas New Day,
written by DR.. Isaac Headland, by
Dr. Elizabeth Van Duyne; solos, 20,
Divine Redeemer," "He Was De-
spised," by Mrs. Nina Wilson
Thomas, of Glen Ridge, accompanied
by Miss Grace Bradner, of this city.
At the business meeting the annual
reports We're read by the officers and
the report of the nominating COM
mittee by Mrs. Charles S. Cooper.
chairman. The treasurer reported an
increase in funds and $241 UP TO date
in the China Campaign fund. II was
decided to send a postal shower to
the missionary at Sangli, India, Miss
Mabel Irene Skilton, on her birthday
in April. The hostess was assisted
by the social committee, Mrs. Charles
M. Henry, Mrs. Francis Heath and
Mrs. II. A. Sargent. Mrs. George
Dowden, of 125 Lincoln avenue, will
entertain the members on April 9.
when South America will be the
subject for discussion.
There was a large attendance at the
st. Patrick's tea given yesterday
afternoon by the auxiliary of the
Home for Crippled Children at the
home on Clifton avenue. a green
color scheme prevailed in the decora-
ton of the rooms and yellow daft
fodils formed the centre piece of the
table. In the receiving line were
Miss Grace Blevney Miss Dorothy
Phelps and Miss Ella May Cham
pencils Mrs. Alfred Kittler was
chairman of the arrangement COM
mittee and Mrs. Joseph G. Spur and
Mrs. Charles Thompson presided at
the tea table. Miss Elizabeth At
water was in charge of the jardiniere
and at the booths We're Miss Mabel
Sauer, Miss Jane Dodd, Mrs.
Edward Clifton, Mrs. J. Earle
Skillman, Mrs. Francis Ward,
Miss Hazel Tolson. Mrs Harry
Kase, Miss Jeanette Halsey and
Mrs. Edward Stocker. The floaters
were Miss Mary Garfield, Miss Eliza
beth Coe, Miss Helen Halsey, Miss
Allane Foster, Miss Florence Hodson
T. L..