Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-24

Fairgrounds will be shown in views
by j. Leonard Mason. A social hour
will follow.
Mrs. Howard Vanderpool, of $50
Sanford avenue, 1rvington. section
president of the Newark Branch OF
the Needlework Guild of America,
entertained yesterday afternoon for
| the directors and members on ner
| list. Autumn leaves and white
cosmos prevailed in the decorations
and the hostess's daughters, Mrs.
Ernest Dudley Barnham and Mrs.
Franklin Hand, assisted. The execu-
tive board of the guild will meet at
the Y. w. C. A, SO Washington
street, Friday, November 6, and the
exhibit of articles collected will be
held at the same place Monday, No
vember 10, from p. m. to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Emily H. Jackson, of 62l Sum
mer avenue, entertained last night in
honor of the bridal party of her
! daughter, Miss Jean Christie jack
son, and John B. Clark, of Philadel-
phia, whose marriage will be solemn
lied at o'clock this afternoon at
Christ Reformed Church by the pas
tor, Rev. Percival III. Barker. Pink
roses prevailed in the decorations
and the guests were Miss Jackson
sister, Mrs. John 70. Skillman, VINO
will serve as matron of honor; an
other sister, Miss Emily jackson, and
| Miss Marjorie Piaget, of Paterson
| who will be bridesmaids: Francis
! Caffrey, who will attend Mr. CLARK
as best man; Mrs. Clark's brother
| Alexander Clark, and Carl Waters
| who will serve as ushers, and Mr.
| Clarl<'s mother, Mrs. Jane Clark; his
sister. Mrs. Raleigh Johnson, of Chi
cago; his brother. William Clark, o.
i Akron Ohio; Miss Jackson's brother.
in-law, Dr. John e. Skillman, ant
Rev. Percival H. Barker. Miss Jack
son presented the matron of honor
] with q crescent of sapphires and
pearls, and the bridesmaids with
| pearl lace pins. Mr.. Clark's gift tC
the best man was a pearl scarfpin
and to the ushers gold monogram tie
clasps
Mrs. George Schumacher. of "a!
South Thirteenth street, was hostess
to Irving Club members at her home
yesterday afternoon. The principa
speaker was Mrs. John j. Cowling
chairman of the education department
of the State Federation of Women's
GIuDS. MFS. 1OWitiiB lIdSoo tio wi
nection between the club, the STATE
Federation and the General Fedora
ton, pointing out the Importance Of
individual members of each club. Mrs
Leonard Fl. Robbins, president Of th'
club, occupied the chair. Mrs. Wal.
ter c. Read was assistant hostess. A
musical program was furnished b,
Miss Weber.
The history of New Jersey was
studied at the meeting of the Trav-
elers' Club held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Lillian Van EN-
burg, of % Bathgate place. The pro.
gram consisted Of: Colonial New
Jersey" Mrs. George f. Scull;
Sources of New Jerseys Wealth,
Mrs. William Gehin, and early His
tory OF New Jersey Colleges" Mrs
Morris L. Barr. Mrs Frank M. Terra
berry gave a report of the meeting
, of the art department of the Stat,
Federation of Women's Clubs held a.
Trenton last Saturday. The musica
numbers were contributed by the hos
tess, accompanied by Mrs. Frank s
Hampton. Mrs. Teraberry was as
, sistant hostess. At the business SEES
/ sion at which the president, Mrs
, Benjamin f. Hurd, presided, plan
were discussed for the outing to b.
held on October 30. No definite des
tinatiOn was chosen