Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-06

A SMALL gathering, all members of
n the younger set" was entertain
ed last night at the Essex County
Country Club. West Orange, at q
dance given by former Judge and Mrs.
Gottfried Kruger, of High street, in
honor of their daughter, Miss
Gretchen Krueger.
The dance was preceded by dinner
At the Kruger home for Miss Krue-
ger and her house guests. Covers
were laid for Miss Gertrude Maercker,
of Milwaukee,; Miss Hortense Sand
meyer, of Lincoln, Ill.,; Miss Delta
Wholley, of New York; Miss Rather
inc Greber, of Pittsburg, and Miss
Emma Austen, of Detroit and Walter
Eoshlan, George Bissell. Joseph
Smith, Warren Smith, Ivan Stengel
and William Kruger, of this city, and
William Shien, of New York.
At The dance Miss Kruger was as
sisted in receiving by her sisters,
Mrs. William T. Plum, Mrs. James
smith. Sd, and Miss Dorothy Kruger.
Miss Kruger wore a white satin
gown with beaded trimming; Mrs.
Plum light blue brocaded satin, trim
xned with oriental lace and skunk
fuF; Mrs. Smith, white satin. with
rhinestone trimming. and Miss Dor
othy Kruger, pink satin, yelled in
pink chiffon.
Among those invited were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard M. Stanley, jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Aaucl. sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hauck, jr, Miss Mary Kilgore, Miss
Beatrice Kilgore, Miss Edinee Schae-
Ter Miss Schurer, Miss Regina Byrne,
Miss Beatrice Byrne, Miss Elizabeth
Eoult, Miss Marjorie Dyer, Miss Dor
ofhy Grey, Miss Marguerite Jelliffe,
Miss Alice Gaffney, Miss Janet Car
roll, Miss Ruth Carroll, Miss Arleen
Luttgen. Miss Melitta Kruger, Miss
Helen Kruger, Miss Frances Ulull-
ius Miss Ella Feigenspan, Miss Lucia
Towle, Miss Katherine Ughetta, Miss
Margaret Ughetta, Miss Gertrude
Hay. Miss Alice Farrelly, Miss Mott,
Horace O'Sullivan. Sayre Coe, Hobart
Linton, Theodore Miller, Jack Tracy,
william Merrill, Joseph NJ. Byrne, jr.,
Maltby Jelliffe, Hugh Gaffney, John
Beggar, Raymond Cone, George Dire
her, Philip Hoffman, Avertin Ughet-
"a, L. ughetta, Frank Radel John
Radel, Joseph Thonls, Sherwood SUIT
ton, Carl Bissell. Hamilton Dykman,
Alec, Bingham, Roy Bumsted, Her
man Satorius. John Kruger. Nor
man Carroll, Leo Smith, Mr.. Moeller,
Xavier Burgess, William Sheehan,
Kadliffe Hafendon, Louis Thurlow,
Junior Heppeheimer. Breeves Camp
bell, Bert Berland, Paul Heller, Will
liam Barneman and Miss Krueger's
qinner guests.
A letter from Mayor Jacob Haus-
sling, expressing appreciation of the
Civic Clubs interest in the question
of the appointment of woman on
the school board and extending an
", ~ a fiov, 10 attend tho
the subject tomorrow morning at II
o'clock, was read at the meeting of
che club, held yesterday afternoon at
The home of Mrs. j. Allen Conklin,
N37 Seventh avenue, with the presi
dent, Mrs. Harry Campton, pre-
siding.
The club indorsed the bill provid-
ing for the appointment of women on
khe police force. A committee re-
lection on Broad street, between
Market street and Central avenue,
especially at the canal bridge and at
the Terminal station of the trolley
cars. Plans were discussed for the
annual reception to be held on Janu-
AIRY &c, at Daviss parlors. The
speaker on that occasion will be Mr..
Moffitt, commissioner of immigration
ht Ellis Island.
uS iltuSlCdl pToeFdlh NpuSiSISu VI
vocal selections, Goodbye" (Tosti) |
81 Love You Truly" Carrie Jacob
Bond), by Mrs. Thomas Henry Royce,
pf Brooklyn; THE Gypsy Love
Song" THE Songs My Mother Used
to Sing" and "Andus Macdonald"
by Mrs. Joseph L. Mullin. and piano
solos. the William Tell overture
and "Alice, Where Art Thou?" by
Mrs, Conklin. Miss Katherine Brown
was the accompanist.
Poinsettias prevailed in the decora-
lions and at the tea that followed the
meeting the hostess was assisted by
Mrs Edward Ferreira, Mrs. Jessie
Buchanan and Mrs. E. A. Reuss.
Among those present were Mrs.
lanes A. Ryan, Miss Dorothy Royce,
Miss Adele Dulje, Mrs. Richard A.
Blake, Mrs. Henry Sandmeyer, Mrs.
Jennie Suderly, Mrs. A. Deb. Ballan-
tine, Mrs. H. P. Jackley, Mrs. Elroy
Headley.
The following delegates TO the con-
. 'eFence tomorrow morning with May
Haussling in regard to the an