Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-09

AHISS Fannette HeVener, OF ZoV
1fI Fourth street, will be guest Of
:. honor this afternoon at linen
shower to be given by her aunt, Mrs
George w. Miller. of 1873 Broad street.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
,Lorendo Brown. Mrs. Godfrey Nora
and Mrs. Walker Holman will pre-
side at the tea table
Miss Hevener's engagement TO L.
Campbell Jeffrey, of East Orange
vas recently announced
One of the late spring weddings will
De that of Miss Elsie Washington
Glib, daughter of Mrs. Amy Hubbard
Glib, OF 4s7 Summer avenue, and Roy
Scott williams. of this city, formerly
OF Texas. The ceremony will be per-
formed Friday evening, May %, at
the home of the bride to-be's mother
Rev. Andrew H. Nelly, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church Taber-
nacle, will officiate. The ceremony
will be followed by a reception.
Miss Glib will be attended by Mrs.
August NJ. Claeys. of Glen Ridge, as
matron of honor Miss Margaret
Judge. OF this city. will be bridesmaid.
Ralph w. Bates will be best man.
Those who will act as fioaters at the
reception to follow the ceremony are
Mrs. Harold G. Briggs, Mrs. Russell
Grover Brown and Miss Florence
!. Tarrand. The flower girl will be Miss
Mabel Baldwin.
Of II aIfN
will return home tomorrow after an
extended tour through the West.
Arrangements are near completion
for the play. THE Awakening"
which will. be presented by the Oha-
web Zion Society at Berkely Hall.
Wednesday evening, MAY p. Eph-
rain Eiseuberg is chairman of the
committee in charge of the general
arrangements.
The Alumnae Association of the
Newark High School is arranging for
the annual spring gathering which
will be given in the auditorium of
the Normal School Friday evening,
May %.
A fitting climax to afternoon social
events was the musicale and tea given
yesterday afternoon by the members
of the Lyric Club, at the home of
Mrs. Jay Ten Eyek, of $40 Parker
street. feature of the program was
that all of the solos rendered We're
composed by the guest of honor, Mrs.
Gena Branscomte Tenney. of New
York, who accompanied on The piano.
The program was as follows: Three
contralto solos by Mrs George Baney,
"Dear Little Hut by the Rice Field,
with Rue My Heart Is Laden" and
1.-THE Mornin. Wind" The latter is
taken from the song cycle. THE sun
Dial" The second group consisted of
soprano solos sung by Miss Lillian
Seitz. They were MY Love Is Like
q Tempting Peach" Fleet Then. All
Fleet" and an Granada" Miss
Catherine Maurus rendered the solos
in the third group. They were of
My Ould Loves In Already and
.Noontide." The last two are also
from the song cycle, 1.-The Sun Dial
The fourth group were sung by Miss
Florence Robrecht. They were "A
Lovely Maiden Roaming. THE King
of LANG" which is taken from THE
Lutte OF Jade" "SeTenade' and Hap
piness.''
Mrs Clifford Woolson and Mrs. Ann
Sauer rendered a duet, Laughter
Wears a Lilied COVE" The final
humber on the program consisted OF
a chorus. All of the members sang
THaiI, We, Tyne of Holiedays.'
Among those present were the
newly elected officers of the club, who
are: president. Mrs. Chester r.
Hoag: recording secretary. Miss
Elizabeth r. Fiske: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Irving S. Abbey; treas
urer, Miss Jessie Fairlie; financial
secretary, Miss Helen Woolson; con-
cert secretary, Mrs. William Diefen-
thaler; librarian, Miss Charlotte A,
Martin: chairman of the music COM
mittee, Mrs. James Seymour, jr,;
chairman of the printing committee,
Mrs 5. BeTtram ToWnley. Those on