Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-09

the advisory board OF the organlaa-
/ ton are John A. Clifford, Cortland
/ Parker, Zaehariah Belcher, Oscar B.
i Woodbridge, Benjamin Atha, Thomas
/ S Henry, Franklin Murphy, jr., Wal
/ lace NJ. Scudder and John r. Robb.
The honorary members of the club are
/ David Bispham. DIR. John l.. Courier
/ and Mrs. Harriet Ware Krumbhaar.
/ Arthur d. Woodruff is the conductor.
The musicale was followed by a So
! cial hour
A linen shower was given Thursday
evening by the members Of the Martes
| Noche CLUB. at the home of Miss Mae
| Dorr, of Wilkinson avenue, Jersey
City in honor of Miss Bessie Joice, of
Paramount avenue. Among those
present were Miss Vera Coll, Miss An
ia Irwin, Miss May White, Miss Ger
trude Ncilan, Miss Jennie Rooney,
Miss Madeline Gerlock, Miss Madge
White, Miss Eugenia Callen, Miss julie
MeDevitt, MISS Loretta Butler. Miss
Edith Gaven. Miss Elenita Meehan,
Miss Josephine Remmele, Miss Anna
Evans, Miss Jessie Wheelihan, Mrs.
c. Wheelihan, Mrs. J. Sexton, Miss
Georgianna Callen, Miss Harriet Me
Dermott and Miss Ellen McWatters.
Miss Joice's marriage to James h.
place late in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bessman, of %
Belmont avenue. have left for a tour
through the South. Preparations have
been made for three-day stop at the
Hotel Winecoff, Atlanta, Ga They
expect to visit Charleston, Chat
tanooga and various points of interest
through the South.
The final meeting of the season OF
the Nova Caesarea Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, was
held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John B. Lee, jr., of 667
Highland avenue. The. musical pro-
gram, which was arranged by Mrs:
Arthur Z. Lebkuecher, consisted OF
piano solos by Miss Katherine Ely
man. of East Orange, and vocal Sc
leetions by Miss Marjorie Mott, of
this city The guest of honor was
Mrs George W. Gedney, of Mont
clair, State regent of the order. The
musical program was followed by
brief addresses by Mrs. Herbert Pur-
rell. of Orange; Mrs. Everard b. Hop
wood, of New York city, former re-
gent of the chapter, and Mrs. Mat
thits Steelman, of Elizabeth. The re !
gent. Mrs. Henry d. Fits. gave !
word of greeting. A social hour was |!
held at the close of the afternoon.
Curtomis Literary Society held its
annual meeting yesterday afternoon /
at the home Of Mrs George r. Girls |
void, of S21 Lake street. The bust
ness session was preceded by short |
talk on philanthropy. by Mrs. Robert |
Kuebler. Mrs kuebler told of the
work being done in the Silver Lake /
section by the Silver Lake Welfare /
Committee. The election of officers
took place Those eleSted We're: Mrs.
Thomas L. McEntee, president; Mrs.
0. II. Oppenheimer, secretary, and /
Mrs William J. Wood of East Or
ange. treasurer. The last meeting
of the season will be held on Friday,
May -, at the homo of Mrs. Alan a.
Slade, of Summer avenue.
The annual spring "dansant' of the I
Omega Gamma Delta Fraternity of /
tile Barringer High School was held /
last night in the Washington Ball .
room. Those in charge of the ar
engagements We're Walter A. Morton,
Robert Depue Harold c. Kirchner,
Thomas Barclay, jr., and William j.
Clark. Among those who acted as
patronesses We're Mrs. Carolyn Kirch- |
ner, Mrs. Thomas L. Morton, Mrs. |
Thomas Barclay and Mrs Hardy |
Bush.
Plans are under way for a blossom |
tea to be held by the board of mana
gers of the Eighth Avenue Day
Nursery and Baby Shelter, at 81 /
Eighth avenue, Thursday afternoon .
and evening" May rs. Mrs. Peter .
Young is chairman of the committee i
in charge of the arrangements. The /
last sewing meeting Of the season F..
will be held Monday, May is, at the
home of Mrs. Thomas L. Morton, of
491 Clifton avenue. 1t will be an all |
day meeting.
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