Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-03

MEMBERS of the younger set
UA will be the guests this Afternoon
at the bridge party which will DC
given by Mrs. William Gordon, OF II
Washington place, in honor of her
niece. Miss Fanny Dodd, one of the
SEASONS debutantes. There Will pe
fifteen tables in play.
An informal tea will follow, and
Mrs. Harrison Sayre Higbie and Mrs
Rudolph H. Conklin will preside at
the tea tables, which will be banked
with white roses and ferns.
Mrs. Edward Gray, Of Stratford
place, will give tea Wednesday aft
ernoon, December 10, in honor OF her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Theodore L. N.
Gray, formerly Miss Louise Hetrick,
Of Allenhurst.
Mrs. Ainsworth ]. Hague and Mrs
Edgar Fl. Quinby will preside at the
tea tables. The fioaters will be Mrs
William H. Mckinney, Miss Florence
Hague and Miss Grace Blevney.
Mrs. Thomas L. Morton, of 491 Mt.
Pleasant avenue, was hostess yes
terday to the members of the sewing
circle of the Eighth Avenue Baby
Shelter and Day Nursery Mrs. Peter
Young was chairman of the sewing
committee The members sewed on
linen and aprons for the nursery. In
the afternoon tea was served. the
next meeting, Tuesday, December 10,
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Starr, of 81 Mt. Pleasant ave-
nue.
The members of the Omega Tau Phi
will give dinner at Achtel-Stetter' s,
followed by a theatre party, tomorrow
evening. Those in charge of the ar
raugements are Harry Hesslein,
Harry GrifTinger and J. Paul New
wirth. Among those who will be
present are Edward B. McGlynn, Edr
gar fraud. Hugh MoGlynn, Elmer
Kohn. Rudolph Reimers, Egon Kohn
and Edward Dorabauch.
Miss Alice Scannell. Of $50 Hunter
don street, was hostess last night at
the meeting of the Original Six,
young women's social club. The cleo
fion of officers took place. Those
holding office are Miss Ethel Davis,
president: Miss Lulu Cole, vice-pres-
ident; Miss Blanche Leblanc, secre-
tary, and Miss Alice Scannell. treas
urer. The next meeting OF the clnp
win be held at the home of Miss June
lind. 14S North Clinton street, East
Orange, on December 16.
During last nights meeting Miss
Elofse Cook entertained at the piano
ava the Misses Lulu Cole and Alice
:. Hcannell rendered vocal solos The
club had a theatre party in New
York OH Thanksgiving eve and thor
oughly enjoyed the play.
Mrs. Edward B. Williamson, of 4SS
will
tomorrow afternoon to introduce her
daughter, Miss Frances Williamson.
Miss Williamson will be assisted in
receiving by Miss Cornelia Boggs,
Miss Estelle Clark, Miss Anne Brad
ley. of Morristown; Miss Elizabeth
Kirkpatrick of Short Hills; Miss
Fanny Dodd, Miss Isabelle Cummings
and Miss Mary Williamson.
Mrs. Rodger Young, Mrs. Howard
. r. ogle, Miss Mildred Dennis and
I Miss Eleanor McCarter will preside
TAI the tea tables.
The treasury of the Guild of the
. Hospital of st. Barnabas was replen-
ished by substantial sum realized
(. yesterday afternoon at the Christmas
|: bazar given at the Washington. The
youngest members of the younger
!, set" were guests of honor for the
/, afternoon. A special ehildren's pro-
y gram was provided, which included
/ Mrs. Plimpton's marionette show of
lss'Snow White" from Grimm's Fairy
Tales and numbers by troupe of
%trained dogs and trained geese. Tea
was served during the afternoon.
1.-The different booths, which attract
sed large number of people, con-
&ained tempting homemade dainties
useful Christmas gifts and variety
of toys
Ice cream cones were sold to the