Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-08

kEIss vIRDA STEWART, Of Cleye'
IVA land, O., the house guest OF MISS
Helen Banister, of 175 North Seventh
street, will be the guest of honor tins
afternoon at the tea to be given oy
Miss Banister.
The decorations will be carried out
with lavender and white sweet peas
The hostess win be assisted by Mrs
Walter Seymour and Mrs. william
Talbot, who will preside at the TEA
table. The fioaters will be Miss Anna
Skinner. Miss Roxanna Van SAINT and
Miss Margaret Bathgate, of this city,
Miss Helen Ferry, of Orange, ana
Miss Margaret Armour, of Glen Ridge.
Rev. and Mrs. William ]. Dawson,
of 1923 Broad street, gave an at
home" yesterday afternoon. Many
friends called. The marriage OF Their
daughter, Miss Hilda Dawson, 10
Nicolaas Pierson, of The Hague, Hoi-
land. will take place next Thursday
afternoon in the First Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pierson and
daughters, Miss Eudia Pierson, ana
Mieke Pierson, of The Hague, Hoi-
land, will arrive in New York Mon
day, on the Ryndam, of the Holland
American Line.
The forty-eighth anniversary of the
Home for Aged Women, 20 Mt;
Pleasant avenue, will be celebrated
Monday afternoon at the home. The
reading of the reports will be given
and the speaker for the afternoon
will be Rev. DIR. Pleasant Hunter.
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Mrs Holmes Jackson IS
chairman of the committee N charge
Of the arrangements.
The musical program will include
contributions by Miss Julia ConNln
and vocal selections by Mrs. Henry
Gibson Ely. The president OF the
board Mrs Edmund X. Hopper, VIII
preside. The annual business meet
ing will be held Monday, May IS e
the home. The annual election VI
take place at this meeting.
The annual outing of the Newark
Society of Keramic Arts was held
YESTERDAY. The members were CUES 5
at the home of Mrs David English,
of Summit. The luncheon was p'e-
ceded by a short business session.
The members voted to have an eX-
Hhibit next spring.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Garrison, Ct
s772 Mt. Prospect avenue, entertained
last week Among those present were
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Ostrander, Mr.
and Mrs. William Deckstetter, MI
and Mrs. Charles Finnell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Campbell, Miss Esther
Reynolds, Miss Adell J. Bern2rd,
TJohn Sargent and Richard Smith
= Mrs. Kate T. Reynolds and Miss
Katherine A. Reynolds, of this city
have left for an extended trip to
canada. They will visit Niagara
s9TaIs. Toronto. Montreal and Quebec,
AIRS. Reynolds will spend the re-
4nainder of the summer in Toronto.
"A farewell surprise was rendered
Miss Reynolds prior to her departure
"Wednesday evening. The evening was
spent in games and dancing.
) A mothers meeting will be held in
the Lincoln school, Nailsburg section,
next Tuesday afternoon, for the pur-
pose of discussing the establishing of
"a branch library in the Nailsburg
fection and to organize a mothers
kociety. Gray NJ. Moreland will be the
chairman for the day. Speakers for
the afternoon will be Mrs. William
'Downes. Charles G. Hahn and Hiss
-AIargaret Wilde. There will be
program of solo and group dancing,
aunder the direction of Miss Marie
Molly Kaufman. Miss Agatha Gillin
will give solo dance. Guests of
honor will be Rev. Henry G. Coyne,
Evan d Edwards, B. F. Dickerson,
fudge Algernon T. Sweeney and Rev.
Smith Ordway. The meeting will be
Followed by a social hour. Those in
ehargc Of the general arrangements