Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-16

M RS. OLIVER w. DARNELLs OF
VI Arlington, entertained at lunch
Z con at Achtel- Stetter's today in honor
OF Miss Ada Maude SCbooley, of l61
North Telfwth street, Roseville, whose
engagement to Charles Straus, of
Easton, Pa, was recently announced.
A miscellaneous shower followed
the luncheon. The centrepiece of the
table was a May pole with twelve
little doll-brides holding the ribbons.
The MAY pole was banked with lilies
of the valley, and clusters of the same
flowers were at each plate. The
guests were Miss Platt. Miss Mamie
Hedden, Miss Essie Palmer, Mrs.
Harry Satchwell, Miss Claire c. Ca
3 viezel. Mrs. Maurice Herzog, Miss
Dorothy Demarest, Miss Leona Dem
est, Mrs. Leon Kelley. Mrs. William
l.. Suffer and Mrs. Adeline c. Wells.
:. The New Jersey State Normal
= school, at Belleville and Fourth ave
nues, will be the scene Of the annual
social gathering of members of the
Alumnae Association of the Newark
Public High Schools next Friday
afternoon from until o'clock An
attractive program will be presented,
+. to be followed by an informal social
hour, with refreshments. in the lunch
room of the school There will be an
, address by Rev. DIR. Ralph e. Urmy,
pastor of the Centenary Church, and
4 musical program consisting of a
vocal solo by Miss Ruth Kenworthy.
a violin solo by William Russ and
selections by the String Quartet nt
the South Side High School, the
members of which are John Stein,
first violin; Samuel Ash, second vio-
lin; William Weinstein, viola; Ben
jamin Kruger, cello. Miss Adelaide
Scarlet will recite In War Days" a
selection which won a prize in the
recent prize speaking contest by the
. students of American History in the
Barringer High School.
One hundred and fifty-six dollars
were realized from the benefit dance
given by the College Loan Fund at
the Washington Tuesday evening,
April rs. Mrs. John b. Lee, jr., is
chairman of the loan fund committee.
The last exhibit of the physical de-
partment of the Y. W. c. a. was held
in the gymnasium last night. During
the evening a basketball game was
held In which the Tuesday Night Club
defeated the Friday Night Club. The
score was 1 to IL.
Special dancing was a feature.
Many of the exhibits recently shown
IN New York city were seen last
night. Arrangements were completed
for the annual dinner for Monday
night at I o'clock.
MIRA md Mrs. Edward Gray, of
Stratford place, were passengers ON
the Imperator when it sailed today.
They will spend six weeks abroad,
chiefly in England.
Mrs. f. Martin Phillippi, Of High
street and her children. Miss Mary
Phillippi and Alexander Phillippi, and
her sister, Mrs. w. c. Post. We're also
passengers on the Imperator. They
win travel in Switzerland. Germany
and France, returning to this coun-
try in the early fall.
The Travellers Club was enter
2ained by Mrs. Prescott y Rumrill
and Mrs. \. NJ. Sabourin at the home
OF the former In Magnolia avenue,
Arlington, at the final meeting Of the
season held yesterday afternoon. The
program consisted of THE Educa-
tional System of Scandinavia" Mrs.
ians of America" Mrs. Frederick A.
Dudley; "A Sketch of Our Years
Work" Mrs. +. NJ. Teraberry:
american Scandinavian Founda-
ton" Miss Lillian Van Emburg; "A
of the Club" Mrs. Frank
Hampton and a postponed paper,