Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-14

Al lSS HELEN CROCKER HAR16-
NA HORNE, whose engagement to
Wallace Mason Ross, of Hanover, N.
H, was recently announced, was
guest of honor at an auction bridge
and miscellaneous shower given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Ralph
Hoyt at her home, 692 Ridge street.
"A pink and white color scheme was
carried out in the decorations with
sweet peas. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Dudley
Hoyt, of New York. The guests were
Mrs. w. P. Hartshorne, Mrs. Charles
O'Neill, Mrs. Charles Wills, Miss
Ruth Beck, Miss Essner Beck, Miss
Adele Hammock, Miss Grace Smith,
Miss Gertrude Lintott and Miss
Ethel Dodd, of this city; Miss Eliza
beth Baldwin and Miss Nan Bald
win, of East Orange, and Mrs. Albert
NSchurr and Miss Selma Schurr, of
New York.
The annual musicale under the di-
recton of the Contemporary will be
given Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock at the Central Methodist
Church. The program will be given
by the Frank Croxton quartet. con-
sisting of Agnes Kimball, soprano;
Marie Stone Langston, contralto;
h AhCCo A1hAiCA, tCilOAf ohd eAttaA OAO@N-
ton, bass. Edward Hearn will be the
accompanist.
The following numbers have been
selected:
Quartet from "Rigoletto" (verdD,
aria Caesars Lament from the
J opera Julius Caesar" (HandeD, Mr..
Croxton; "One Fine Day" from
Madame Butterfly Puccini, How
Gould Love Thee More?" Creed Mil
levi - IL aA
Nine. Kimball; Inter Nos (Macfay-
den), when Lassie Went Ava"
/ (StricklandD, pipes o. Gordon's Men,
HammonO, Mr.. Miller; "Madrigap
(Chaminade), Cry of Rachel (Sal-
teri, Dawn" GeonD, Miss Langston;
trio from finale of Faust" (Gounod),
Nine. Kimball,s Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Crox-
ton, and a cycle of old English nelo-
dies, quartets and solos
Mrs. Harry Wheatley, of Montreal,
. is the house guest of Mrs. Bertha
Clayton, of 81 Roseville avenue.
The members of the Phi Epsilon
Sorority gave a valentine dance last
might at the West End Hall. Hearts
&prevailed in the decorations. Miss
Anna M. Golden, chairman of the
Committee in charge, was assisted by
Miss Elsie Coulbourne, Miss Mary
J Grischele, Miss Grace Grischele. Miss
Anna Shirley, Miss Bessie O'Brien
and Miss Alice Dove.
Mrs. Clarence w. Vaudeville, of 4S
Second avenue, Eighth Ward leader
of the Housewives League, will hold
an open meeting at her home Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. William ID.
kirkpatrick will be the speaker
The Irving Club recalled the invi-
ts tons to the meeting planned for
yesterday afternoon owing to the
death of Mrs. Clifford Mooney, one
of its members. Mrs. l. B. Harrison,
of 10 Harrison place. Irvington, was
! to have been the hostess.
Miss Marie Dony, formerly of
Washington, D. c., who has been
visiting at the home of Miss Emily
NacEwan, of 191 North Fourth
street, sailed for Europe yesterday
on the steamer st. Paul, of the Amer
lean line. She will spend the remain
der of the winter studying at the
Sarbonne, Paris.
at the Y. W. G. A, IS Washington
street, in honor of the women en-
ployees of the Prudential Insurance
Company. Mrs. Richard C. Jenkinson,
president of the association, and Mrs.
Edward S. Campbell will preside at
the tea table. The Prudential girls,
who are members of the association,
will serve as 1oaters. There will be
dancing in the gymnasium. The
regular Saturday evening dance
will take the form of a Vail
fentine dance, with Valentine favors.
About fifty girls from the Newark
high schools are attending the con-
ference for association high school
girls today at the Jersey City Y. w.
C. A. The speakers will be Miss
Eliza B. Butler, national students
secretary, and Miss Margaret Slat-
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson, of
107 Spruce street, will entertain this
evening in honor of their daughter,
Miss Marion Wilson, and Harry Low
att Morgan, and those who will attend
the couple at their wedding, which
will take place Wednesday evening
in the High Street Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Wilson will be attended by her
cousin, Miss Eleanor Jackson, of New
Yor,l city, as maid of honor. Her