Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-12

A y enjoyable afternoon was spent
y by friends of Miss Myrtle Lor-
raine Clark Saturday after
aoon at the home of Miss Elsie
Washington Glib, 4s7 Summer ave-
nue.. The occasion was "a bridge
party and linen shower in honor
of Miss Clark. Pink prevailed IN
the color scheme, and the shower
was presented to Miss Clark in
! q baby carriage which was wheeled
IN by little Miss Edith Make
neace to the strains of a wedding
march which was played by Mrs. An
drew 3. Lemassena. The hostess was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. Amy
Hubbard Glib: Miss Gertrude Stei-
Naid Miss Florence Farrand and Mrs.
william Mayberry Whitesell. Prizes
awere wcl' by Miss Theo Little, Mrs.
Clarence A. Whitesell, Miss Evan
Smell Miss Steiwald and Miss Rosine
Boyd. Mrs George Makepeace and
Mrs Lemassena were the punchers.
The other guests were Mrs. William
N. BOYD. Mss Mabel Daniels. Miss
Jessie Buchanana. Miss Lois Eddowes,
Miss Amy Eddowes, Miss Ray
Coates, Mrs w. H. Brown. Mrs.
Ernest NJ. Tapner, Miss Margaret
Judge. Miss Lavinia Judge, Miss
Edna Dain. Miss Marion Moore, Mrs.
Samuel r. Foster, Miss Frieda
8 Giaeser, Mrs. Herbert H. Whitaker,
Mrs. Richard Pulls, Miss Ethel Lang
stroth, Miss Beulah Bishop, Miss
Gladys Luekey, Miss Mildred Bross.
Miss Henrietta Moore, Miss Hazel
Bender. Miss Bessie Bishop, Miss
Alice Gregory. Miss Marion Smith,
Miss Hazel Slade, Miss Gertrude
Rummell. Miss Nan Rummell, Mrs.
C. Archer Paterson, Miss Fannie Nc
gallun1. Miss Gladys McCallum, Miss
Pearl Quimby, Miss Susan Hummeb
Miss MYRTLE Morton, Miss Beatrice
williams. Miss Amy Williams, MISS
Ada vogeler, Miss Annabel Nogeler,
Miss Madeline Farrand. Miss Isabel
Smell. Miss Edith Walter. Miss Ma
talie Walter, Miss Gertrude Reynold,
Miss Ethel Dodd, Miss Florence
Johnston. Miss Helen Romano. Miss
Elvina Briefly, Miss Edna Baker,
Mrs Ernest Eagles. Mrs. George W.
Clark. Mrs. George Wiegman, Miss
Nav Melick. Mrs. Forrest Kingsley,
Mrs. Harold Larrabee, Mrs. Fred
erick Castle. jr., Mrs. George Walker,
Miss Madeline Hill, Miss Anna Bris-
tow Miss Muriei Hannay, Miss
Eleanor Littell. Mrs. J. X. Ebert,
Miss Mildred Sommer, Miss Louise
Kuhn. of this city; Mrs August
Blaeys. of Glen Ridge. and Miss Grace
Belmott. of New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Busch. of 1892
Broad street. will open their sum
iner house at Bradley Beach early in |
June.
Miss ora Lands, Of 294 Roseville +
avenue, will entertain at bridge /
Wednesday afternoon. There will be |
twelve tables in play. The hostess I
vii, be assisted during the afternoon /
by Mss Constance Pearson, of Rose |
Willie; Miss Marion Moore. of Forest I
Hill: Miss Josephine Houghtaling and |
Miss Florence lie Fevre, of New York, |
and Miss Melanie Loewe, of Danbury, |
tom
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Atha, of
fdo I1iSi1 SlICtl, VIII tctuln HUH tAiS-l I
trip abroad July l. They left the !
city the latter part of April. I
Announcement has been made of I
the engagement of Miss Marion +
Sewell Dufford. daughter of Mr.. and I
Mrs Frank Livingston Dufford. to (
BENJAMIN Harve Harris, of this city. +
Miss Roberta Ward, daughter of
Mrs John Freeman Ward. of lilo I
Broad street, whose marriage to
James Philipson, also of this city,
will be solemnized Tuesday evening.
May 20. has chosen for her maid of
honor her sister, Miss Emile Jean
Ward. Mr.. Philipsons nephew, Robert +
James Philipson, will be ring bearer;
Clifford Ward. of South Orange, best !
man and Harold Jacobus. of Verona,
and Robert Carlisle Craig, of this
city, ushers. The ceremony, which
viii be witnessed by only relatives
Of the couple, will be performed by
the Rev. George P. Dougherty, rector
of st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church.