Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-25

Orlando Dey, DR.. William Watts and
DR.. NJ c. Koch. A reception will
follow.
Miss Dieffenbach entertained infor-
mally at her home. a. Hedden terrace,
yesterday afternoon. The house was
prettily decorated with pink and
white flowers and pink-shaded
candelabra. Mrs Emil E. Dietfenbach
assisted her daughter in receiving,
as did Miss Leonie and Miss Lillian
Dieffenbach At the tea table were
Miss Belle Mansfield and Miss Media
SHOEMAKER. The list of guests
included Mrs. Edwin A Kirch
Mrs. Robert Nenninger. Mrs. Rob
ert Shoitau Mrs. Edward Ill,
Mrs. George Scheller. Mrs. Charles
O'Malley, Mrs. Arthur Hensler, Mrs
Edgar Ill, Mrs. Charles ILL., Mrs
Henry Ill, Mrs. John Kruger, Mrs.
August Goertz. Mrs. Edward Leslie,
Mrs. George Harrison. MIS-. stephen
Harrison, Mrs Joseph Harrison,
Mrs. Ernest Dreher, Mrs. Herman
Herold, Mrs. August Miller, Mrs.
William Ellers, Mrs. Peter Egenolf,
Mrs. Herman G. Hornfeck, Mrs.
Daniel Lynch. Mrs. George Vogel,
ney, Miss Grace Blevney, Misses Fan
ME and Hettie Hornfeck. Miss Media
Won Seyfried, Miss Katherine
Schmidt, Miss Florence Herold, Miss
Hazel Wylie, Miss Winifred Martin,
Misses Dorothy. Ruth and Martha
Harrison, Miss Jane Honey, Miss
Emma Martin, Miss Lillian Vosburg,
Miss Beth Record. Miss Florence |
Felmly, Miss Mildred Reid, Miss
Wanda Runge. Miss Frieda Goertz, |
Misses Ida and Hilda Ill, Miss Melitta
Kruger and Miss Josie Dieffenbach.
Mrs. j. B. Diven, of LOG Hollywood
avenue, East Orange, entertained the
Curtomis Club members at her home
Yesterday afternoon, when the name
of Mrs. Leroy Conklin, of this
city, was added to the member
ship list. The club will attend
q performance of Snow WI te
and. the Seven Dwarfs' next week at
the Shubert Theatre as the guests of
Winthrop Ames, of The Little The
atre, New York. Part of the club
will go Monday evening and the rest |
Tuesday evening. Plans for this and
for the box party TO the same play !
which will be held Saturday after
noon for children of the members, /
were discussed. The program con-
sisted of THE Evolution of the |
Steamboat" by Mrs. Thomas J. Bis
sell; 1.-The Club History" by Mrs I
Diven; "Dramatizing Vice, Mrs. /
McEntee, and The Movies I
and the Theatre" by Mrs. l.. c. Cal /
roard. The regular program was fol- /
lowed by an interesting discussion by /
the members. Mrs William A. Kirk, /
of East Orange, was the clubs guest. (
Cosmos prevailed in the decorations. /
Mrs. Gairoard will entertain the club I
at its next meeting at her home, I
East Highland avenue, East Orange. T
The Ladies Guild of the new st.
Mary Magdalene's Episcopal Church, /
at Pomona avenue and Hedden street,
conducted the first musicale in that
edifice last night. There was a good
attendance. Instrumental and vocal
musical selections were rendered by +
several well-known professional and I
semi professional artists. The cem-
mittee in charge of the affair consist
ed of Mrs. R. o. Fowler, chairman; I
Mrs Charles Crocker, Mrs. E. II. /
Anderson. Miss Olive Leyser. Miss +
Lillian Wagner and Mrs. B. E. Has /
kin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Strait, of
Highland avenue, will entertain
members of the Forest Hill Literary
Society at their home next Saturday
night.
Mrs. Peter Smith, of 147 Hillside
venue. will entertain the members of
Ter bridge club at her home next
Wednesday afternoon.
The first of this seasons series of !
dances of the Laurel
Club took place in the Roseville Audi
forum last night Edward n. EN-
mons, chairman of the arrangements Z,
was assisted by Howard /
d. Sullivan, A. Norman Rockwell,
Chester G. Keys and William II. Roe.
The patronesses We're Mrs. Frederick
A. Hall, Mrs. c. r. Kynor. Mrs.
Frank L. Morton, Mrs. Emma Robin
son, Mrs. Howard .. Dillingham;,
Mrs Albert G. Lindsey Mrs. Mat
thias Ludlow and Mrs. William H.
Roe.
Among the guests were Miss Elsie
Traudt, Clarence Wagner, William
H. Rowe, Miss Gladys NJ. Monnier,
Miss Anna Guenther, Miss Emma
Ober. Joseph Stack Louis G. Hoth,
ir., Chester G. Key, Miss Alethia
Day, Harold Yarnold, Miss Jessie
Day, Harry Kirchgessner, Miss Mar
garet Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Gillingham and August Mann.