Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30
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lkkFWRHE German Emperor, William
the Second was the subject
discussed by Miss Louise
FISCHER at the residence of Mrs. WILL
Ism Il. Carter. of 1921 Broad street,
thls morning. Mrs. Joseph Duke
Harrison gave vocal selections, ac-
fompanied by Mrs. Marshall Stewart
Fl the piano.
The pa tronesses included Mrs. James
isden, Mrs. John Rankin. Miss Abeel,
MS. Theodore F. Mercer, Mrs. Ben
14znin Atha, Miss Anna G. Hall, Mrs.
Eaarles Bradley, Miss Almirs G.
Parkhursf, Mrs. Robert Ballantine,
Mrs. Walter Van Deusen,. Mrs. Ed
ward Campbell, Mrs. Peter Camp
bell Mrs. Francis Swayze, Mrs. John
xayze, Mrs. David Merritt, Mrs..
lzenrge Hobart, Mrs. Edward Peters,
Airs Frederick Frelinghuysen and
AIRS Andrew Hedges
meeting of the New.Jersey. Wom-
Hnta Press, Club will take. place Mon
afternoon at the Young Mems
Christian Association. $3.50 ~
Mrs.. Edward FL Reibold, of South
Seventh street, entertained this after
xeon at bridge in honor OF her
n6Hse guests, Mrs. Henry Sresenius
ard Mrs. Fred Lehr. of New Haven.
The guests Will include Mrs. Archin
: Bitfart, Mrs. Fred Seller, Mrs. John
G. Eisele, Mrs. William A.. Baker,
Ms. Albert 7. Schlichting, Mrs
LENS Schmidt, Mrs. Henry Mueller.
Nf2S. Frederick Wiebke, Mrs. Daw-
sdH Dowdin, Mrs. Walter Van
WIackle, Mrs. Sam Dixson, Mrs.
JoAn Southwick, Mrs. John }. If
hsSd, Mrs. William H. Barkhorn,
N1f6. Edward Miller, Mrs. ofwaid
Roth, Mrs Chester Zehnder, Mrs.
CHARLES Barkhorn, Mrs. Peter Moetz-
tenbecker, Mrs. j. August Stengel,
Afrs. william b. Ruckelshaus, Mrs.
Frederick j. Wiss. Mrs. August Stef-
fens. Mrs. David Lasher, Mrs
Charles f. Kraemer, Mrs George
Bush, Mrs. Charles Herr, Mrs. Albert
B6ehme, Mrs. Oscar Mauendorrs,.
rs. George Jaegel and Mrs. A. A
'Ilisele.
Pink spring blossoms prevailed
Throughout the rooms. Mrs. William
6. Barkhorn and Miss Florence
Seller assisted the hostess in serving.
i card party will be given by the
New Jersey Society of the Daughters
Of the War of 1872 at the home of
Mrs. James Shielding Bradley, jr.,
this afternoon. 1t will be given to
raise funds to mark the birthplace
Of Commodore William cambridge.
Mrs. Howard e. Ogle will entertain
. at bridge this afternoon at her home,
12S Clinton avenue. in honor OF MISS
Marjorie L. Keasbey, of Orange.
\ bridge was given by Mrs. Wal
lace M. scudder, of Parker. street, at
her home yesterday afternoon. At
Che conclusion of the games tea was
eerved, with Mrs. Frederick Alling
and Mrs Benjamin Atha presiding
ct the tea table.
Among those invited were Mrs. AL.
bert II. Atha. Miss Elizabeth c. Car
ter. Miss Dorothy Lee, Miss Laura
plume. Mrs Adrian Riker, Mrs. Phil
elus w. Vail, Mrs. Robert Campbell,
Mrs. Charles Farrell. Miss Marie
Dodd: Miss Matilda Dodd, Miss Ade-
line Dodd, Mrs James Lawrence
ogden, Mrs. Howard n. ogle, Mrs.
James Gordon Taylor, Mrs. Matthias
Plum, jr., Mrs. Harold Dennis, Mrs.
James E. Howell. Mrs Franklin
ConSlin, jr., Mrs. Martin Dennis, Mrs.
Henry Young, jr., Mrs, Chandler
Riker, Miss Frances Depue, Mrs.
Franklin Conklin, Mrs. John r. Har-
din, Mrs. Archibald Mercer, Mrs. Rob-
ert Ballantine.
Mrs. William P. Field, Mrs. Frank
land Briggs. Mrs. Henry G. Atha,
Mrs. Lawrence Boggs Mrs. Nelson
A. Hollifeld Mrs. Paul G. Downing,
Miss Kate Ross Wallace, Mrs. Fran