Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-24
ST. MARY'S DANCE
BRILLIANT EVENT
Reception at the Washington in
Aid of the Red Cross
Society.

its work in the war field. the
AIumnea Association Of st. Mary s
Academy gave a reception and dance
at the Washington last night. The
event was one Of the features of the
early social season and brought out
numerous friends and former std
dents of the old Washington street
place of learning. There We're also
representatives from other eduea'
4ianal institutions present and the
event was In the nature of reunion
as well as serving a timely purpose
IN view Of the European conflict.
Many of the members Of the asso-
citation are deeply interested in the
Red Cross work and expect to con
TIME their activities in its behalf in
other ways.
Mrs. John i. Carroll was Chairman
Of the committee of arrangements OF
the reception and her assistants Were
Mrs. Michael F. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
bernard DAILY and Mrs Frank Dew
lin. They were very energetic in the
task of making the affair success
beyond the ordinary, because or tue
Thickness OF its charitable purpose
There was a brilliant display Of
gowns at the reception and the beat
tifui ballroom never looked Drettler'
The officers Of the association We're
in the receiving line. They are Mrs.
Davlin. president; Mrs. Eugene
01Keefe, of South Orange. first vice
president; Miss Lillian Dryer. Mrs.
Ila.y and Mrs. Joseph Y. Clark. sec
md ce-presidents: Mrs. NJ. L. Nc
T.aughIin. treasurer. Mrs. Mary p.
Ievev German, Mrs. J. Allen Conkiin
and Miss Georgine Macdonald. press
committee.
List Of Patroncsses.
The patronesses We're Mrs. Joseph
r.. Becker Mrs. Julius Bergels, Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Byrne, Mrs. Redmond Z.
Gonlou, Mrs. William K. Delehauty,
Mrs. Arthur DeVine, Mrs. Peter
Hnuck. jr., Mrs. James Berry, Mrs
John e. Kelsy. Mrs. John +. kuser,
Mrs Thomas J. Lintott Mrs. Robert
Mooney. Mrs. Richard T. Potts, Mrs,
Barc.ay J. Quinn, Mrs. Bernard N.
Stanley. 1r, Mrs. John r. Sinnoll,
MIS-. frank Walsh and Mrs Walter
Walsh.
Norton Walters was chairman Of
the dance committee. Among those
who entertained at dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Carroll. OF ~
sfantclair avenue. Their guests were
Mss Marie lNilgore. Miss Beatrice
kilgure. John Treacy. David shan
ron and William b. Merrall, of New
York city, aud Miss Janet Carroll,
Miss Ruth Carroll and William Elan
nagan. of this city.
al and Mrs Frank Devlin, OF rs
Congress street. entertained Il small
pal,y Of friends at home.
4 PARTY of Young folks were enter
aimed II dinner AT the homo of Miss
Regina Byrne, of II Lincoln park.
\ The floor committee included Nor
tdn a. Wolters. chairman, Joseph N.
Lynne. Jr., Harry Conlan, Charles
Conlan. Joseph. Conlon, BERNARD
DAILY, Edward DAILY, DR.. Paul DeVine,
Arthur Devine, William Flanagan,
Eugene Mclaughlin, Gerald Me
I,anghlin, Theodore :. Miller, jr-, Dr.
James r. Mulligan, Albert ]. Nc
Guire, Frank McDermit, jr., William
Quinn, Frank Radel and Bernard NJ.
Stanley. jr.
The subscribers and those present
were: Herman Bornemann, jr., Mr..
and Mrs William Bornemann, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph NJ Byrne, Joseph NJ.
I}yrne, jr, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Becker of Brooklyn, y. J.; Miss
Regina Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sell, Mr. and Mrs. Redmond Conlon,
sir and Mrs Joseph I. Conlan, Frank
Conlan, Charles Conlan, Harry Con-
an, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Collins.
Sir and Mrs John L. Carroll, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph v Clark, Miss Ruth Car
roll Miss Janet Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs.
7 Allan COnklin. Miss Margaret
Crowley, of South Orange; Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph E. Conlon, Thomas Cav
anagh, Of New York city; James Cav
anagh. Of New York city; DR.. and
Mrs Richard y. Connolly, Mr. and
Airs. John Conroy and Miss Helen
Conroy, OF East Orange; Edward +.
Daly of Fast Orange; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard DAILY, of Short Hills; Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Dunn, Eugene
Dulje, Miss Estelle Du,je, John
Dempsey, jr., William Dougherty. DR..
Paul Devine Mss Katherine Deve-
raux Miss Ce'ie Deyeraux. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Devine, jr., Miss We
roniea Davis, Mrs. Arthur De-
vine, Gerald Dempsey. DIR. and
Mrs. Frank Devine. Miss Regina
Dempsey. John VI Delaney Miss
Emma Delaney, William Flanagan,
William Duffy Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Fox. Thomas J. Flynn. Mrs. Mary p.
III German, Mr.. ana Mrs. Herman r.
Good. of South Orange; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Geiger, Of South Orange;
Charles Hendler, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hauck, jr.. of East Orange; Miss
Adelaide Henegan, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harter. Miss Mary Heery,
Paul z. Heller, J. Harry Henegan, Mr..
and Mrs. John u. Kelley, Mrs. Joseph
". Kelley. of South Orange Mr.. and
Mrs John J.. Kuser. of Bordeutown.
Daniel Kelley Miss Marie Kilgore
and Miss Beatrice kilgore, both of
New York city; Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Lintott Miss Gertrude Lin
qntt, Miss Madeline Lintott. DR..
Hesser Mcbride. Miss Airline Lutgeu,
Mr.. and Mrs John A. McFadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McDonough, of
south Orange Miss Mary Mcdonald,
John Marshall of East Orange; Miss
Marie McCauley, William Neral, of
New York city; Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore S. Miller Brian Miller and Theo-
dore S. Miller, jr., all of Short Hills;
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael + Mclaughlin,
Eugene Mclaughlin, Frank Maher,
Mrs. Edw. Maher Frank Mackinson,
Air. and Mrs. Joseph McDonough and
Andrew McDonough. of South Or
ange; Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Multi
gan, Mr. and Mrs. James r. Multi
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mullin.
Or Raymond Mullin, Albert j. Nc
CURE, Mr. and Mrs. Michael NJ. Null
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene j. O'Keefe,
OF South Orange William p.
O'Rourke Miss Elizabeth OConnor.
Mr. and Mrs. John +. O'Hara. of
Caldwell; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Potts. of Elizabeth: Mrs. Anna NJ.
Power, Miss julie Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs
Barclay Quinn, Joseph j. Quinn.
James Regain, Of New York city;
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Rockefeller,
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