Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-08
TN SOCIETY CIRCLES
Frank H. sommer,

/ treasurer. Mrs. Frank H. Sommer,
also of this city.
Mrs. H. A. Amer. of Montclair, was
appointed chairman of the committee
on constitution and bylaws. Mrs. f..
c. Oppenheim was appointed chair
man of the educational committee.
Her committee consists of Mrs. Will
lam b. Thompson and Mrs r. H.
Sommer, of this city; Mrs. Andrew
Price, of Rutherford, and Mrs. Wal
lace B. Giffin, of East Orange. The
committee on housing is headed by
Mrs. Thompson.
An announcement was made of an
open meeting to be held Wednesday
afternoon, February 4, at o'clock
Mrs. Elwood NJ. Easton and her
sister. Miss Edna Clark, entertained
at whist yesterday afternoon at the
formers home, 219 Mt. Prospect ave-
nue. Pink and white roses prevailed
in the decorations, and among the
players were Mrs. Frederick Castle,
jr., Mrs. Harold Cooper, Mrs. Edward
Fulper, Mrs. William Whitesell, Mrs.
Harry Potter. Miss Rayna Whitfield,
Miss Claire Miller Miss Mildred Stro-
bel, Miss Ruth Lonting, Miss Ruth
Muchmore, Miss Mildred Muchmore,
Miss Hildegarde Howard, Miss Helen
Drake, Miss Margaret Drake, Miss
Edna Perkins, Miss Beatrice Perkins,
Miss Naomi Halsey, Miss Mabel
Daniels, Miss Dorothy Daniels, Miss
Grace Courier. Miss Mildred Perkins,
Miss Georgianna Price, Miss Mar
jorie Durston, Miss Gladys McCallum,
Miss Fannie McCallum, of this city;
Mrs. Albert Washington and Miss
Ruth Ohlweiler, of BROOKLYN Miss
Charlotte Peck. of New Rochelle, and
Miss Isabelle Drake, of Morristown.
The East Side Day Nursery Aux
Hilary held a Christmas supper party
for the members on Tuesday at the
home of Miss Molly Woodward, 104
Third avenue. After the supper plans
were discussed for charging the aux
Hilary and the work for the coming
year. The next meeting will be held
on February at the Continental Ho-
tel, with the president, Miss Vivian
Cook, as hostess. The membership
includes the Misses Elizabeth Arcu-
larius, Grace Courier, Ethel Clark,
Helen Tillard, Ann Wilson, Caroline
Wilson, Molly woodward, Jane Wood
ward, Eleanor Hendrickson, Vivian
Walker, Vivian Cook Edith Rankin,
Miriam E. Lyttle. Helen Jane VOLTS,
Gertrude King, Jean Corwin, Erma
Quinby, Sarah McNichol. Jewel Kull-
mann, May Kullmann, Florence Seers |
and Mrs Edgar Honey.
The following patronesses have
been announced for the dance to be
given by the Alumnae of st. Vim |
cents Academy, at the Washington, |
Wednesday evening. January IS: Mrs. |
Henry ]. Berry, president of the as
ISOLATION: Mrs. Thomas Butler, Mrs. |
James Caffrey, Mrs. w. H. Connol- |
ly, Mrs Edward Garland, Mrs. B. |
Haines, Mrs. Joseph Hansberry. Mrs. |
Mclaughlin, Mrs. ]. J. Ma
lone and Mrs. James Reilly.
Mrs. Berry is assisted in making
the arrangements by Mrs. Joseph |
Miss Sarah Maglone, |
Miss Helen Caffrey, Miss Agnes
Smyth. Miss Helen Leary, Miss Jane
Miss Mary Grimm, Miss |
Adelaide Henegan, Miss Helen Ma
lone, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss Sadie |
Campion, Miss May Ryan and Miss
Garland.
Invitations were sent to members |
only who will extend them to their |
friends. Additional invitations may
be obtained from Mrs. Berry, of A |
South Twelfth street.
A committee or the auxiliary to |
the Home for Incurables and Hos |
pital is arranging for an entertain |
ment to be given for the benefit of |
the home this month. The members |
Of the committee are Mrs. Edwin P. |
Sinnok, chairman Mrs. George Jen- |
kinson Holmes, Miss Grace De Mott, |
Mrs. Edward Ackley Mrs. Christie |
pher C. Beling and Miss Lillian |
Randall. |