Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-30

AIR and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker,
m of 523 Mt Prospect avenue, will
entertain this evening in honor of
their son, Chauncey G. Parker, Jr.'
who is home from school
Mr.. and Mrs Ludolph ConlSlin, of
Mt. Prospect avenue, will entertain
at dinner at the WASHINGTON. Mon
day. April 49, previous to the soiree
dansant for the benefit Of the hos
ptal e st. Barnabas, The guests
will be Mr. and Mrs. Albert II. Atha,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre S. Ross and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick II. Douglas.
Miss Florence Austin, of Orange,
was guest of honor Saturday at a
luncheon given by Miss Anna Oliver
and Miss Lillian Oliver, of So Tay-
Tor street. At the luncheon M IS
Austin announced her engagement
TO Paul Gigord Crommelin, also of
Orange. The centerpiece of the
table was Of yellow ionouls with
streamers bearing the faVors. ionqull
CANDY boxes, and the cards ANNOUNCE
ing the engagement. at each lace.
Covers were laid for Miss Helen Aus
tin. of Orange. Miss Rosalie Gluck,
Miss Ruth Davis Miss Alfretta Harle,
Miss Vera Hare, Miss Marion Con-
dit. Miss Martha Hammock and Mrs.
Leo Julius. of this city.
Mrs. Henry G.. Atha. Of $50 Broad
street, will entertain at auction
bridge at the Washington, Monday
afternoon. April 13.
\ Thaszphi Kappa Sorority was enter
t2ie5so at luncheon Saturday by Mrs.
moitt 4 b. Ricketts,. of Point
he sasant at the home of her mother,
hers. f. r. Seller. of Osborne terrace.
Htovers were laid for Miss Mabel
sIandmesser. Miss Gertrude Kuebler.
Miss Henrietta Cooper. Mss Marion
Leland Miss Amv williams Miss
Florence Hemming. Miss N. Rae
Smith, Miss Theodore Wurth. Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Beth Ricord. Miss
Laura Worrall. Mrs. SYDNEY Dun
ham. Mrs. Marshall A. Congleton
Mrs. Lewis Fiacre and Mrs. Philip
Saitta.
Mrs. Gustav Whitehead. of II Hell
Ter Parkway. will entertain Satur
dav afternoon. April II. In honor OF
Mss MARGARET Downs the fiancee of
Howard sherwood. also of this city
Miss May c. Mccarthy Of 112
Pennsylvania avenue. whose mar
rage to Kenneth Hely also of this
city will take place in cril. was
guest of honor at miscellaneous
shower and whist given Saturday
afternoon bv Miss Elsie Koegel at
her home. $40 Hunterdon street. Miss
Grace Hvland, Miss Helen Daschong
and Miss Louise c. Ball were high
est in the card games. The other
guests were Miss Maud A. Horner,
Miss Katherine NJ. No am Miss Flor
ence Mccarthy. Miss Katherine
Harding Mss Marietta Hyland. Miss
a
Miss Irma Klophaus. Miss Lillian
Mccarthy Miss Bertha KOegel. Miss
Grace Harding. Miss Helen Nolan
and Miss Millicent Speer. Jonquils
and pussy willows prevailed in the
decorations.
A reception will be given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Robert II. McCar- |
ter, of 10S0a Broad street, in honor
of her daughter-in-law,M Mrs. George |
w c. McCarter The hostess and
the guest of honor will be as
sisted by the latter's bridal attend |
ants. her twin sister, Miss Sally
Parker: another sister, Miss AIDE
iaide Parker; Miss Mary Woodin and
Miss Cornelia Hepburn. of New
York city; Miss Marie Poudanceau,
of Pelham Manor: Miss Mary Watts,
of New Brunswick. and Miss Eleanor
McCarter, of this city.
The members of the Forest HT'
Literary Society held their meeting
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard II. Robbins. of
Ridge street. The program consisted
Of a talk on the life of Samuel Adams
by David b. Corson; a discussion
of 1.-The Panama Canal Tolls Cues |
ton" by James Dillingham;, and Vo-
cal solos. by Mrs. Frank G. Gilman,
accompanied by Mrs Ernest l.. Van
Naits. The president, Frank =. GIL
man. presided. AT the next 'ncet-