Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-25

MRS Richard V. Lindabury, of Der
-Mk snardsville, entertained at Dime
last night at the st. Regis Hotel
Yellow roses and lilies of the valley
We're used in the decorating. Amont
s1hoSe present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry d. Estabrook, Mr. and Mrs. AltoI
B. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. William ii
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Francis Hyde
DIR. Edward L. Partridge, Mrs Dame
S. Lamont, Mrs. Archibald Alexander
and Colonel Robert c. CloWry'
The last of the series of bridge par
Ties for the benefit of the auxiliary tc
tile sChildren's Aid and Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Children
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Miss Helen Dowden, of III
lincoln avenue. The games were FOL
lowed by a tea. The color scheme was
pink and the tea table was adorned
with roses. Mrs. George 4. Dowden
presided. The ffoaters were Mrs. Fred
Smith, Mrs. James Phihpson. Mrs. G.
Herbert Allen. Miss Madeline Roe.
Mrs. Raymond 3. Whitehead, Mrs.
John l.. Elsele. Mrs ". Lloyd Keep
srs, Miss Mary r. SomerVlle. Miss
Maud Dowden. Mss Mary B. Smith.
mong the players were Mrs Joseph
spur, Mrs. Arthur Sanford, Mrs.
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Mrs. Charles Sewage, Mrs. Ralph
Smith. Miss Marjorie Miller. Mrs. J.
ii Miller. Miss Ella Darlington. Miss
Florence Hague. Mrs. Robert Pryor,
AIRS. Y. II. Keepers. Miss Mabel X.
= Gibsoss and Mrs. James NJ. Someryille.
miss sadye Mindes, OF Is Stratford
flace. has gone to Holyoke, Mass.
where she viii be the guest of rela-
s tIvss Tor a month.
Mrs. George F. Reeve and her
"a daughzers. Miss Margaret Reeve and
Miss Elizabeth Reeve, OF SO Mt
Prospect avenue. are spending q few
X eeiss a Lakewood.
Miss susan Hayes Ward and Miss
Eetta l. II. Ward were the guests of
homer yesterday afternoon at the tea
given at the Young Women's Chris
r. tan Association 53 Washington street.
(. Daffodils. snapdragons and iris pre-
vailed in the decoration Of the tea
=. table. NJ which Mrs Charles Ashmun
and Miss Della Fisher presided. \
pink color scheme was carried out il
Is the reception room with stock There
ssFere also several bouquets of spring
laewsrs sent TO the Misses Ward b.
friends. Mrs. Richard c. Jenkinson
!, assisted in receiving. The members
ef the committee in charge were Mrs.
Jenkinson, Mrs. Chester r Hoag.
Mrs Benjamin s. Whitehead, Mrs.
Edward s. Campbell. Miss Annie NJ.
Gwinneli and Mrs. James A. Turn
ball. The floaters We're Miss Mar
garet Niles. Hiss Hildegard Howard,
Miss Jessie Colt. Miss Lillian Spencer.
Miss Marie Spencer, Miss Theodore
,.SIxidmore, Miss Harriet Nettleton,
feNfns Laura Smith. Mrs. Clarence
Vaudeville. Miss Leila Van Duyne,
Miss Esther Bardesbanian, Miss
Catherine Crawford, Miss Sadie Wool
son, Miss Helen Woolson, Mrs.
staaorles Weigand. jr.. Mrs. w. G, Hill
man. Mrs. Frederick NJ Sammis and
Mrs. James McEwan.
. The Misses Ward will leave shortly
FOR Maine. Uhere they will reside.
The dnal meeting Of the season of
the Irving Club was held yesterday
RfteF icon AZ the home of Mrs. Nah
ion = Drake. Of IS Heller parkway.
"a luncheon was served, followed by
. q program Of "home talent" Mrs.
* Matter {. Read assisted the hostess,
!, Covers were laid for thirty at the
luncheon. Pink carnations prevailed
An the decoration of the table. The
l. program consisted of piano solo by
Mss Elsla Drake; an original poem,
ITO the irving Club" by Mrs. Julia
Brown; recitation, willie and the
BOYS Miss Margaret Drake; vocal
ssolos Mrs. \. C. Wilkes; rotations,
y 'Pnrline PaNlovna" (Aldrich) and "A