Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15

MISS SADIE b. CAKES. of II South
- street. was guest of honor last
night at linen shower given by Mrs.
Alexander ]. Valentine, of IL Myrtle
avenue. Irvington. A musical pro-
gram was given during the evening
The decorations We're carried out in
White with chrysanthemums and the
dining room where supper was
served. was decorated with foliage
and small eolored electric bulbs. Min
lature white slippers with doves at
tached to them were given as favors
Among those present were Miss
Mae Templeton, Miss Roberta Struble,
Miss Katherine Boyle, Miss Clara
Leary. Miss Eunice Farrow Miss
GLADYS M. Monnier. Miss Edith Abb
oev. Miss Alma Simonson, Miss Ber-
tie Jerulett. Miss Margaret Ross, MISS
Madaline Harmon. Mrs. John L..
Thompson, Mrs. +. N. Kaufman,
Mrs. Earl Dickey. Mrs. George Abb
bev. Mrs. Al Rossiter, Mrs. Edward
Conover. Mrs. Conrad Knoth, Mrs.
Claude Farrow. Mrs. George Wilkin-
son. Mrs. Walter Rose. Mrs. A. j..
Valentine. jr.. Mrs. f. A. Cakes and
Mrs. George Cakes.
Arrangements are being completed
for the dance to be given in the
Washington on Wednesday evening,
November 20. under the auspices of
the alumnae of st. Mary's Academy.
The patronesses arc Mrs. Peter
Hauck. ir.. Mrs. Bernard NJ. STANLEY.
Mrs. Arthur Devine, Mrs. John Il.
Carroll. Mrs. Michael T. Barrett, Mrs.
Joseph Clark. Mrs. William Delehan-
8y Mrs. Barclay Quinn. Mrs. Rich
ard Potts. Mrs. Joseph M Byrne, Mrs.
f1ohn Kelly and Mrs. John L. kuser,
of Trenton.
Those in charge of the dancing are
Bernard NJ. Stanley William u.
Quinn. Norton Wolters, Joseph Smith,
DR.. Paul Devine. Eugene Mclaughlin,
DR.. Raymond Mullin, George ID. Null
ligan. Arthur Devine, Theodore f.
Miller. IT., Hugh c. Barrett, Frank
Radel. Joseph Conlin and Albert Nc
Guire.
Miss Lillian Dwyer is chairman OF
the committee in charge, and is as
sisted by Mrs. Bernard DAILY, Mrs.
Mary e. German. Mrs. Francis Dew
lin. Mrs. NJ. F. Mclaughlin. Mrs. Eu-
gene O'Keefe. of South Orange; Miss
fseorgine Mcdonald. of Harrison, and
Mrs, j. Allen Conklin.
The second series of three Monday
salons will be given on Monday at
teroon In the ball room of the
Washington, under the direction of
Mrs. Robert S. Graham and Mrs.
Robert wallace Elliott, Miss Ger
trude Manning, soprano; Miss Ida
Divinoff, violin-st; Miss Ethel
Tozier, PIANIST; Charles Gilpert
Spross, accompanist, and Alexandra
De Palkowska will take part IN the
program, which is as follows:
Prelude. CD. 10, MacDowell; (b),
Etude, (c), Major, Rubinstein,
Miss Tozier; Aria from Louise,
Char pentier, Miss Manning; Ia,
Melancolique, Tschaikowsky; CD,
Liebesfreud, Kreisler, Miss Divinoff;
fs). HThe Captive Lark Landon
Ronald, (b), "Soft-Footed Snow,
Sigurd Lie. (c), "Sylvelin," Sinding,
(dl, "Will o. the Wisp," Spross, Miss
Manning; Russian bridal dance
Madame De Polkowska; ta), Noe
t,irne, op. q. 2, (b), Polonaise. op.
81. Chopin; (a), Andante symphony
Espangnole, Lalo, (b), Gavotte ana
Musette, Aulin, Miss Dlvlno1' a}}'
C-hanson dAmour, Holman, OBJ
ftrepucule, Massenet, (c), LOiseuS
hleur. Decreus, Miss Manning; Ave
Maria. Gounod with violin obi gatol,
Miss Manning and Miss DiVinoft
fa1 Donakoia Kozatchka Cossack
dance. (b), Mazurka, Madame DE
PalkowslSa.
A reception and dance will be q even
Wednesday even ng, November 20 az
+be Roseyille Masonic Temple, under
the auspices of the Roseyilie Crafts
men, This is the second dance OF the
series FOR the winter being arranged
bv the club. Those in charge OF ar
rangements are Fred Evenden' Hairy
w Hanson, Leroy G. Pierson, Ralpt,
n ward. W. stanley Nau, bright ana
Walter w Kunze.
Miss Ella Gallagher, Of Barberton'
O.. IS visiting at the home oil MIS-
&c. A. Ahern, of Paramount avenue
"Federation Day" was observed ps
the Irving Club yesterday AFTERNOON
at the Y. w. c. A, SO washington 1is1 81
street. The president, Mrs Leonaro
Robbins, presided, and the Hos'e IT.
zve~e Mrs RAYMOND d. Carter MIS-