Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES

AIR. and Mrs. Albion X Chapman.
IN of a Berkeley avenue, announce
tie engagement of their daughter,
Hiss Edith A. Chapman, to Homer c.
link, also of this city.
Miss Gertrude Steiwald was guest
Of honor this afternoon at a hosiery
shower and whist given by Mrs.
Homer ]. Van Dyne, of 297 South
Twelfth street Among those present
We're Miss Florence Farrand, Miss
Natalie Walters, Miss Edith Walters.
Miss Winnie Beach, Miss Madaline
Hill, Mrs. William Heyle. Mrs. 5.
Pathrock. Mrs John w. Steiwald,
Mrs. II. Ferris, Miss Edna NJ. Raach.
HIS. Russell Grover Brown, Miss Edna
Baker, Miss Elsie Washington Gebb,
Mrs. j. Heatherton, Mrs. Thomas
Hover. Miss Jean jackson, Mrs. Hal
sey Meeker, Mrs. Albert Martin, Miss
Gertrude Reynolds, Miss Ada Vogler,
Miss Annabel Vogler, Miss Lille Ull-
man, Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. r. Heath
erton.
Tickets have been placed on sale
for the benefit performance to be
given by the board of managers of
the Eighth Avenue Day Nursery and
Baby Shelter. Tuesday, April %, at
the Shubert theatre. 1.-THE Ro-
mancers" will be played. Although
the performance does not take place
10y the Shubert Theatre until April 2S,
tliaAdemand has been so great that it
was thought advisable to establish a
centrah branch fro the aceommoda-
tion of those who could not otherwise
get in touch with Mrs. Peter Young,
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee, or any of the board members.
Mrs. Thomas l.. McEntee, of 81
Carteret street, was the hostess yes
terday afternoon at the meeting of
the Curtomis Literary Club. Drama
tic Art as Related to Childhood
was the subject of talk given by
Mss Lillian Mather Lathrop. She told
of the effect that art and good liter
ature have on forming the character
of children. Mrs. William Shipm In
Douglass. of JERSEY City. chairman
of the subcommittee on State Col
lege for Women of the New Jersey
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
gave la short address telling what is
,Wbeing done to raise money for the
proposed college to be coordinated
with Rutgers College in New Bruins
wick.
A short business session preceded
the program. The president. Mrs
Edison Seitz presided.
At the tea that followed the meet-
ing Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton. OF
New York. and Mrs. Seitz presided
at the tea tables which were banked
with spring flowers. Miss Ola Bis
sell and Miss Florence Laying acted
as foaters.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Leroy A. Conklin. of 69i
Clifton avenue. Mrs. Seitz and Mrs
George Griswold will present papers
on Venice"
A tea was given yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. August
Goetz, of 1893 H 9Th street, for the
benefit of the Auxiliary to the Home
for Insurable and Hospital. A pink
color scheme was carried out in
the decorations and the hostess was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Henry
A. Haussling, Mrs. George Holmes,
Mrs. Edward Ackley and Miss Freda
Goertz. Mrs. William Ross and Mrs.
Benjamin S. Whitehead presided at
the tea table and the floaters were
Miss Grace De Mott, Mrs. q. c.
Gierding, Mrs. Frederick w. Paris
cite, Miss Lillian Randall, Mrs. C.
c. Beling. Miss Elizabeth Teed, Mrs.
Edmund Sinnock, Mrs. Paul Jaehnig
and Mrs. Herbert Crane. There was
jardiniere collection.
A concert-recital was given in the
Central Presbyterian Church, last
night, by Miss e. Marie Som. The
: affair was well patronized. The as
sisting artists were Miss Lydia Koch
Ter, soprano; Fred j. Kuhn, jr., plan
ist, and Edwin r. Ash, violinist The
accompanist was Alexander Berne
An entertaining program was rem
dered.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Home for Crippled Children. of which
Miss Grace E. Blevney is president,
will give a spring tea and sale Wed
nesday afternoon from to o'clock
al The institution. Clifton and Park