Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-25

Lincoln park, at their home. me
guests will include tho members OF
the younger set.
A pivot bridge will be given this
afternoon at the home of Miss Hazel
z. Smith, of 81 Third avenue, under
the auspices of the Young Womans
Guild of the Home for Aged Women.
The proceeds will be given to the
home. The members of the auxiliary
are assisting Miss Smith in the ar
engagements.
Plans are completed for the dance
that will be given by the mem
bers of the Seneca Canoe Club this
evening in the Roseville Auditorium
Tho occasion will mark the second
anniversary of the club. The ar
rangements have been made by Will
lam KLEIN, chairman; William Ma
dero, Edward Ianlon, Harry Koell-
hotter and George Molinelli.
The first annual dance of the OK
ford Field Club will be held this
evening at West End Hall. The COM
mittee ia charge of the arrangements
consists of Ambrose II. Baker, chair
man: John f. Galloway, Leslie w.
Hayes, Clinton Gilbert and Philip w.
oliver. The ladies who have lent
their flames as patronesses are Mrs.
Oliver Drake. Mrs. J. j. Baker, Mrs
Edwin II. Galloway, Mrs. NJ. w. Far
lee. Mrs. NJ. r. Edsall Mrs. Louis
Pell, Mrs. Louis Butcher and Mrs
George Cockshaw.
Arrangements are complete for the
tea to be given in the Washington
tomorrow afternoon from until 6
by the members of the recently or
ganised Alumnae Association OF st.
Mary's Academy.
George 3. Ford, of New York, who
is a city planner, will be guest of
honor at the supper of the College
Woman's Club this evening at the
horne of Miss Cynthia MacKellar. of
20 North Maple avenue, East Orange.
Mr.. Ford will give an address. Among
those who will assist Miss MacKellar
are Mrs. Charles Hampton, Mrs.
Oscar Flynn, Miss Jessie Condit, Miss
Mary White. Miss Isabella Reimer
and Miss Anne Elsmore. Invitations
have been extended to the presidents
of other clubs.
The annual business meeting of the
Philitscipoma was held yesterday
in the Y. M. C. A. building. The
election of officers took place. IT
resulted as follows; Mrs. John Fl.
MacCraclken. president: Mrs. James
II. Seymour first vice-president Mrs.
Ainsworth j. Hague, second vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Robert B. Elder. record
ing secretary; Mrs Edward Gray,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Frank
Milmac, assisting corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs James C. Corlies, treas
urer; Mrs. George w. Case, auditor;
Mrs. Jacob Chadsey, chairman of the
reception committee, and Miss Anna
J.. Tichenor, chairman of the execu-
tive committee.
The final meeting of the season of
the Irving Club will be held this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henry Berg
fcls, of Lehigh avenue. There will
be short business meeting. This
will be followed by a talk on House
keeping in the Balkans" by Mrs.
Frank H. Morrell, and a paper WILDE
read on Bulgarian Tapestry" by
Mrs. Theodore Enrich. The members
will respond TO MATTERS Pertaining
10 the Balkan States" at roll-call.
Mrs. Raymond ID. Carter. the presi-
dent, will preside. Mrs. Leonard II.
Robbins will assist the hostess in the
duties of the day. At the social hour
that will follow the program a short
musical program has been arranged,
The decorations will be carried out in
pink with the club flower, the carna-
ton, being used.
Mrs. Robert ii. McCarter, Mrs.
William p. Field, Mrs. Andrew j..
Hedges, the Misses Condit, Mrs
Charles w. Wheeler, Mrs. Augustus
v. Hamburg and Mrs. William j. Daw-
son acted as patronesses for the re.
cital of English, Irish and Scotch
folk songs given in Wallace Hall last
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