Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-23

THE pre-lentan social activities vii!
have as a fitting climax the
Junior subscription dance which WI
be held this evening in the washing
ton ballroom. Albert J. Measure
Theodore S. Miller, jr., Joseph e, Con
sep John Wade. William y. (Iuinh
and Frank ]. Radel are ia charge OF
II Ths p aai viii be: Mrs. Ber-
uard NJ. STANLEY, jr.. Mrs. john L.
Carroll. Mrs. Henry A. ToWle, Mrs.
Barclay J. Quinn, SfYs. John WADE
Mrs Redmond p ConlOn, Mrs. Joseph
r Muuin. Mrs Theodore S. Miller,
mrs William E. Hoffman, Mrs. 10
sepb NJ. Byrne. Mrs. Edward Manner
Mrs. John Radel Mrs. James J. NC
Gu re, Mrs. James T. Smith, MRS
Barclay J. Quinn, jr., Mrs. MShael
T. Barrett, Mrs. Peter HaucKs IT,
Mrs. !. Henry Smith, Mrs Joian u
KELLEY. Mrs. William +. De'ehanty,
Mrs Arthur Devine. Jr'' MRS. J 5t.ll.. =
STANLEY, ir.. Mrs Norton A. workers.
Nrs Michael r. McLaugil in, Mrs.
George Doane Smith and Mrs. Ber-
nard j. DAILY.
rhe 6rst annual reception and dance
Of the Alumni Association OF 81.
Rose Of Lirnas School will be gwen
ftis evening in the school nall, 2t
Orange and Gray streets. In the re-
.aivina line viii be Rev. Thomas j.
Marlin. Rev. Michael ?. Corcoran; Lne
chairman of the committee; Miss
T,ucy Ford, Miss Margaret bapghlln'
Miss May Connolly MISS Lr9ne
pifchie. Miss Nellie McKeon, Miss
Tosenbine HOGAN. Miss Margaret
Mnlligan. Miss Loretta Sharp, James
gaffrey. Frank Morrisey and Harry
CORDIALLY. The floor manager, VII
Ham Cullen, will be assisted by
Faules Sharp, jr., Arthur McNally,
Wilson MCGEE and Fred Buccino.
Tne national eolors and the school
remnants will prevail in the deoora-
ions The patronesses will be mrs
sts. J. Scheelen. Mrs. J. J. Alc'iee' MIS-
p. ]. Farrell, Mrs. J. c. Brown, Mrs.
II. ]. Byrne. Mrs. q. A. Kane, Mrs; j.
iI. DW-yer, Mrs. ". J. StapIeton' MIS-.
~. r. Durkin, Mrs, J. J. Ford, Mrs.
III 4 Connolly, Mrs w. A. Cullen,
Mrs <. J. Connolly, Mrs. II. T. Null
tigan. Mrs. J. F. Finley, Mrs. W. III.
4;ugie. Mrs. J. ". Sharp, Mrs. T. J.
CORDIALLY, Mrs. z. T.. MeGrath, Mrs.
m w McNally, Mrs. J. F. Mcnamara
land Misc Lucy Chapman.
The first meeting Of the Lenten
Sewing Class of the Guild of st.
'Harnabas's Hospital will be held at
She horne Of Mrs. Wallace NJ. Scud-
der. OF $40 Parker street. The other
'hostesses will be: March ;. Mrs. Fred
erick E'relinglluysen, Is Park place;
March L, MIS-. Robrt W. Cumming,
''s6s Mt Prospect avenue; March ~,
Mrs. William 3. Kinney, 1862 Broad
street: Marcil &c, Mrs. Arthur Mac
iESfa 100 Mt Prospect avenue, and
April >. Mrs. J. Lewis Hay, 162 Gin
ton avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Is. White
mead are chaperoning a party of
young folks at Red Rock Inn, New
Among those in the party
ere Miss Constance Barclay. Miss
Edna Brangs. Miss Inez Dufford, Miss
Mabel Rowe. Miss Dickinson, Charles
q. T.. Rowe, John Schwinn, Herman
PAGE. Audley White, Frank Bate and
Ross Dimn. OF this city, and Miss
Gibson, Of East Orange.
Miss Anne Peterson, OF Pasadena,
TAI, is the house guest Of her aunt, |
Mrs. Robert Fl. McCarter, of 1osOa |
Broad street.
|, A euciTre and whist will be held
inis evening in the auditorium of the
: Shnrcf of the Blessed Sacrament,
clinton avenue and Van Ness place.
The games will be in charge Of Mrs.
William T. James, Edward Bedford
eand William Brohm.
I aIr. and Mrs. Otto T. Vogaler, OF
10 Rcnner avenue. have announced
rlhe engagement OF their daughter