Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-26

I INVITATIONS have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs Austen Hall Nc
Gregor, of 1866 Broad street, for
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Dorothy McGregor, Z to Joseph IL.
oglesby, son of Mrs. Joseph II. Ogles-
by of Philadelphia. The wedding
Will take place Wednesday, April Is,
al 4 o. M. at Grace Episcopal Church.
Miss MeGregor will be attended by
Miss Imogen Bradin, as maid of
honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Catherine M. Lennig and Miss Mar
garet A. Lennig. Of Philadelphia;
Miss Janet Clark, of Westerly, r. L.;
Miss julius Sinclair, of Brooklyn;
Miss Olga Wehrenberg, of New York
city; Miss Margaret L. Cummins, of
Detroit; Miss Mary Ward Cooper and
Miss Jane Ripley. of Newark. Miss
Cooper, Miss Ripley and Miss Clark
are cousins of Miss McGregor.
Harry S. du Pont, Of Winterthur,
Del, will serve Mr.. Oglesby as best
McGregor and Donald McGregor.
Miss McGregor's brothers; Edward
Fl. Nash. jr, J, Rowland Sergeant,
NJ. Stevenson Easily, Moncure Biddle,
Frank W. Paul, jr.. and Forester II.
Scott, of Philadelphia.
Miss McGregor will entertain her
attendants at luncheon on April at
her home. Mr. Oglesby will give his
bachelors dinner at the Racquet Club,
Philadelphia, Saturday, March 20.
The members of the Tuscarora Ca
noe Club will present Pooling the
Fusser," a ce-comedy in one act.
on Monday night, at the New Audito-
rum. in Orange street. Informal
dancing will follow the play The
patronesses are: Mrs. Alfred c. Wal
ker. Mrs. James B. McNeary, Mrs,
John A. McLorinan. Mrs. Jacob San
valid, Mrs. Ella F'razee. Mrs. F. A.
Wilson, Mrs. Frank Shay, Mrs, Wins
low Zeliff, Mrs. William Schmitt, Mrs.
Henry Wagner. Mrs e. J. Thornton
and Mrs. Joseph LeLarge
Mrs. Thomas L. McEntee, of "a
Carteret street, will entertain the
members of the Curtomis Literary
Club al her home this afternoon at
a reception and tea. Mrs. Thomas
Bissell, Mrs. j. CROWN and Mrs
Charles Hurd will assist the hostess
in receiving
Miss Gertrude Cadmus will be
guest of honor at the home of Mrs.
Henry Carr Ward. of $50 Clinton
avenue, this forenoon.
Miss Bertha r. Bradner, daughter
of Robert d. Bradner, of 1886 Clifton
avenue, will be married this evening
10 Arthur e. Thompson, of this city.
at the home of Mr.. Bradner The
Rev. DR.. George G. Vogel. pastor of
the Centenary Methodist Church,
will perform the ceremony.
A business meeting preceded the
program arranged by the members of
the civic committee of the Contempt
rary yesterday afternoon In the chapel
of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The president, Mrs. William S. Dis
brow, presided. The following slate
has been prepared by the nominat-
ing committee for the cleo
ton on April 8: President. Mrs.
Henry H. Dawson; first vice-presi-
dent, Miss Frances c. Hays; second
vice-president Mrs. e. Garfield Gift
ford; recording secretary, Mrs. Fred
erick S. Crum; corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Raymond D. Carter; as
sistant corresponding secretary, Miss
Alice Bragaw; treasurer. Miss Julie
Ward Healy; assistant treasurer
Miss Helen Pointer; directors, Mrs
Emanuel Stern, Miss Jane 6. Swain
and Mrs. Leonard II. Robbins.
Mrs E. Garfield Clifford was chair
man of the day at the civic meeting.
public Health" was the topic of dis
cussion The inefficieney of the baths
=of the early days of the movement in
Newark was touched upon briefly by
Miss Isola Stonelake. Mrs. Frederick
Crum. whose subject was Pure
Food" told of the lunch-rooms in the
Barringer and Central high schools
The lunch-room conducted by Young
Women's Christian Association and
the one managed by the Womans
Guild of the First Presbyterian
Church were praised by Mrs. Crum
She pointed out that through legisla
ton much can be done to improve
the food supply
Mrs. Randall Warden gave the re-
suits of her committees investiga-
ton of the housing conditions in the
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ADJUSTMENTS.