Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-13

A ENCOURAGEMENT has been made
"A by Mr. and Mrs. James Brom-
LEY, of Frankfort, Pa, of the en-
gagenent of their daughter, Miss
Alice B. Bromley, TO William J.
Coghlan, son of Mrs. w. I. Coghlan,
of 1907 South Broad street, formerly
of Morristown.
Miss Emma S. Lerensen. of South
fourteenth street, has left for Min
neapolis TO be gone until next spring.
she viii visit her sister, Mrs. J. c. c.
Riefe.
The Rainbow Council, Daughters of
Liberty. viii hold Dutch supper
Tuesday evening at 24S Market street,
for members of the order and friends
Mrs. r. Houghton is chairman of the
committee in charge of the arrange
ments.
The Tambourine Club was enter
tanned last evening at the home OF
Miss Dorothy Fox, is Hillcrest ter
race, East Orange. Five hundred
was played and prizes were won bS
the Misses Bertha Hausier and Anna
Horner. The club will next meet at
Tire homo of Miss Bertha Hausler'
IA Bergen street.
Mrs. Frederick Wilkie, of S41 South
] Eighteenth street, was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at the gathering
Of the Thursday Afternoon Social
club. The hostess served coffee and
cake at the close of the afternoon.
Autumn foliage was used in decor
ating the table.
Among those present were Mrs.
benjamin Rossbach, Mrs. Lulu Lit
tlefield, Mrs. Robert Beck, Mrs. Harry
Martin, Mrs John Ulrick, Miss Mar
tina Kastner, Miss Evelyn Martin and
Miss Carrie Beck.
Miss Margaret Lane Durston, of
. 226 Roseville avenue entertained at
Il luncheon and cards yesterday in
honor of her house guest, Miss Mar
garet Jewett, of Cleveland, o. Pink
chrysanthemums were used in the
decorations of the dining-room and
living room. Among the guests were:
Miss Mildred Hazer of Orange; Miss
Marie Rolf, of Brooklyn, and Miss
Mildred Dennis, Miss Janet Drake,
I Miss Nancy Sergeant, Miss Grace
Bittle and Miss Alice Bittle, of this
1 city.
Alexander Goldstein and X. Julian,
of Brooklyn, are spending few days
s I'm this city as the guests of the
Elatter's mother, Mrs. S. Y. Julian, II
2 Rankin street.
Mrs. Louis Pollen, of ga Hunterdon
street, was the hostess last night at
the meeting of the "All-Star Whist
Club"
The annual turkey supper and
Christmas bazaar given by the MEM
bers of the First Methodist Protestant
Church was opened last night in the
parlors of the church, under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Supper will be served and. the sale
continued this evening.
Apple blossoms and leaves pre-
vailed in the decoration of the par
iors. Mrs Minnie B. Cole is presi-
dent of the society, and Mrs. Jennie
Bedell, chairman of the supper COM
mittee. The hostesses at the various
tables were: Mrs. j. w. Thompson,
Mrs. E. A. Kirchheim, Mrs. J. A.
Weigand Miss Tillie Smith, Mrs. b.
G. Evans, Miss Edith Hunt, Mrs.
Frederick Corson, Mrs. Harvey La
TourettG Miss Carrie Shoyer. Mrs.
C. F. Metz. Mrs. w. S. Wolf, Mrs.
Harry Hopkins Mrs. Elizabeth
Parker, Mrs. Oscar Kunze. Mrs. H.
r. Lenlaire, Mrs. +. w. Matthews,
Mrs. e. l.. Courier, MRS. Oscar Schu-
mann. Miss Helen Boyle. Mrs. s. A.
Dew. Miss Elizabeth Biebel. Mrs Will
liam S. Sturgeon, Mrs. s. G. Ritchie,
Mrs. H. ]. Moller, Mrs. George Becht,
Mrs. Mary Schumann, Mrs. William
g. johnson, Mrs. r. F. Dawkins,