Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-08


of the canal. Among the New
arkers who will take the trip are for
mer Governor Franklin Murphy and
William B. Kinney, who will sail on
the Hamburg American line steamer
Prinz Joachim today for a twenty
five days tour
Those who took passage on the
Laurentic, of the White Star line,
that sailed today, We're Morgan Bar
ker. Henry NJ Barker, Harry Cole
man, William f. Corey, Henry M.
Doremus and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Schneider.
Miss NJ. Evelyn De Vor. of Clifton
avenue, will entertain today in honor
of Miss Mildred Allen, whose mar.
riage to the Rev. Arthur Sharon
Knight will take place in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Remington
and their daughter, Miss Olive REM
ington. of Spruce street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester r. Hoag. of Mt. Pros
poet avenue. win sail for Porto Rico
next Saturday.
Miss Bertha +. Bradner will be
guest of honor at the bridge to be
given by Miss Florence M. RICHTER
of Clifton avenue, in honor of the
coming marriage of Miss Bradner TO
Arthur E. Thompson. Miss Sarah X.
Bradner and Mrs. John H. Himmel-
man will assist in receiving. Mrs.
Robert D. Bradner and Mrs. James
Thompson will preside at the tea
table. The color scheme will be car
ried out, with smilax and jonquils in
the music-room and ferns and car
nations in the reception-r room.
Raymond Taylor will talk on THE
Laws of New Jersey as Related to
Women this afternoon at the meet
ing of the Saturday Afternoon Club
at the home of Mrs. William e. Tay-
lor. Of Summer avenue. A social hour
will follow.
There will be a meeting of the
civic beauty committee of the Con-
temporary Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock in the lecture-room of the
North Reformed Church, to start the
garden movement for the coming
year. Last year the Contemporary
carried on various experiments in the
Eighteenth Avenue School and in the
Seventh Avenue School, in interest
ing children to plant vegetables and
flowers in their back yards and in
window boxes.
The work, which this year will
take in not only back yards but va
cant lots. is being organized by Miss
Caroline s. Romer, head OF the
biological department of the Bar
ringer High School, and by MISS
Ella Woodbridge, art teacher at the
East Side High School. Mrs. Galen
j. Perrett, the civic beauty chair
man OF the Contemporary, Will pre-
side. Among the other speakers VIII
he Miss Ella Struble, supervisor Oh
drawing in the Newark schools, anu
John l. Sipp.
The Travellers Club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. 1eorse
70. King, of Roseville avenue me
nrogram consisted of Tramplng
Through the Tyrol" by Mrs. George
Penper and 1.-THE Trans Siberian
Railway, by Mrs Charles Il. Bride.
The latter paper contained personal
impressions of Siberia from friend
of Mrs. Bride who is making her
home there The musical program
consisted of Victrola selections and
of the social hour that followed the
meeting Mrs. Frank f. Gibson assist
Cd the hostess. The guests of the club
were Mrs. Robert ID. Mead and MISS
Laura Hannahs, of Roseviile, and
Mrs. Humphrey, of Brooklyn.
The Ray Palmer Club considered
the works of Myrtle Reed as they
showed her sense of humor at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank r. Smith.
80 BelIeville avenue. A sketch OF
her life was given and selections from
her books were read Mrs. Arthur B.
Underwood was in charge of the pro-
gram and Mrs. Seth r. Abrams pre-
sided at the business session.
The Salmagundi Club continued the
study of South America at the meet
ing held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Clarence H. Semple,
SO Ingraham place. Mrs. Myron w.
Morse's talk on Cocoa Plantations"
was illustrated by samples of the
bean from the earliest stage to the
finished product, lent to the club by