Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-03
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at the Essex County Country Club
by Miss Helen Conroy, of SO Mum
avenue. in honor OF Miss Elizabeth
w Lynn. OF Roseville avenue. whose
marriage to Edward Walter Nc
Donough will take place October IA.
Those invited are Mrs. John J..
Lynn, Miss Ruth Carroll, Miss Regina
Byrne, Miss Anita Quinn, Miss Anna
Taaffee. Miss Marjorie Berg, Miss
Emma O'Connor. Miss Mae Smith,
Miss julie Quinn, Miss Molly Cahill,
Miss Marie Taaffee and Miss Anna
McDonough.
A bridge party, followed by an in
formal tea, will be given this after
noon by Miss Mae Smith at her
home, 1891 Bergen street, in honor of
Miss Elizabeth Winona Lynn, of
Roseville avenue. this city. The
color scheme will be carried out in
pink, with roses and ferns adjoining
the tea tables and banked in the re-
ception hall.
Mrs. John J. Lynn and Mrs, Roth
will assist the hostess in the duties
of the day. Those present will in
clude Miss Loretta Winter. of Or.
ange; Miss Margaret Crowley and
Miss Anna McDonough, of South
Orange; Miss Helen Conroy, Mrs.
John Geiger and Mrs. Lynn. OF East
orange; Mrs. I icy Chamber, of
Miss Eleanor Reynolds Miss Amy
Babe, Miss Gesine Candidus and
Miss Viola Auer. OF Brooklyn; Mrs.
L, Albert Montles, OF Staten Island.
and Miss Anne Taaffe. Miss Marie
raaffe. Miss Anita Quinn, Miss julie
Quinn and Miss Mary Lynn, OF this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mutchler, of
North Twelfth street, have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Arthur Boni-
face and family, of Morristown,
The members of the Mite Box Club
were entertained last night at the
home of Miss Amy Falker of Ridge
wood avenue, at q thimble party.
Mrs. Francis J. Reynolds, of Alex
ander street. is entertaining her niece,
Miss Marjorie Mack, of Tappan, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Crelin and
family, of South Eighteenth street,
have returned from their summer
home at Water Witch.
Rev. DR.. George p. Dougherty, pas
tor of st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church, addressed the members of
the Ray Palmer Club yesterday aft
ernoon at their first meeting, which
was held in the Young Women's
Christian Association, So Washington
street His subject was 1.-THE Public
Welfare Association Work.
The program was preceded by a
short business session, with the first
vice-presldent, Mrs. James W. How
ard, presiding. Delegates and alter
mates to the semi-annual meeting OF
the New Jersey State Federation of
Womens Clubs, which will be held
Saturday, October "a, in Hackensack,
were elected. They are Miss Kate L.
Hamilton, Mrs. George w. De Lisser
and Mrs. Herbert Brown, delegates,
and Miss Theodore skidmore, Miss
Hildegarde Howard and Mrs. Lewis
Rose, alternates.
Those on the committee In charge
of yesterdays meeting were Mrs.
Frank Il. Smith, Mrs. De Lisser.
Mrs. Ernest A. Reed, Mrs. Walter ID.
Davidge Mrs. William II. Gulick and
Miss Edna Bacon.
The next meeting OF the club is
scheduled for October Is, at the as
ISOLATION. Mrs Howard will be chair
man for the day. A short talk will
be given by Carl Bannerwart on
THE Oldest Living Inhabitants of
Newark"
Routine business was transacted
yesterday afternoon at the meeting
OF the board of directors of the He
brew Women's Orphan Aid. The
meeting was held at the Hebrew Or
phan Asylum, Clinton avenue. with
the president, Miss Jennie Michael,
presiding,
Arrangements are under way for
the eight one-act plays to be given
by 1.-THE Strollers'' Wednesday eve
ming October 20, at the New Audi
rum, for the benefit of the East Side
Day Nursery. Walter A. Young and
William A. Kraebuehler, jr., are in
charge of the affair
Those who will serve as patron
esses are Mrs. Galen j. Perrett, Mrs.
Addison b. Poland, Mrs. Jasper w
Howard, Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Alger-
non p. Sweeney, Mrs. Frederick H.
Mooney, Mrs. Edward j. Stevens,
Mrs. Adolph Groh, Mrs. Charles
Grant Shaffer, Mrs. Ranford A. Kirk,
Mrs. A. @. Van Houten. Miss Emily
Stengel, Mrs, William A. Harter and
Mrs. Evan d. Edwards.
Mrs. j. Portenstein. of IS Carols
street, will leave Tuesday for Los
Angeles, Cal. where she will visit
her sons.
Mrs. George Wincklhofer and her
daughter, Gertrude, have left the
city for Santa Monica, Cal, where
they will stay for an indefinite Pc
riod.
The annual dinner of the Aster
Club will be held this evening at
Achtel- Stetter's. The club, which is
composed of members from Jersey
City, Trenton, Passaic. Elisabeth,
Nutley and this city, was formed at
Asbury Park. where the members
spent their vacation a few years ago.
Those in charge of the arrangements
are Thomas c. Beck, of Elizabeth,
president: William Corbett, of Eliza
beth. vice. president: Ellsworth Eber-
sole, of Jersey City, treasurer, and
Mrs. Frank Shay. of this city, sec
rotary.
The dinner will be followed by in
formal dancing.
The Curtomis Literary Club win
meet next 4 tiudS hiletuuoi at VIC
home of Mrs. George Paddock, of 701
De Graw avenue. The president, Mrs.
Thomas L. McEntee, will preside. Ac-
cording to their schedule the first
half OF the club season will be de-
voted to the study of the principal
cities and places of historical interest
in Italy. The second half will in
Guide the study OF the British Isles.
The program for the opening meet
ing has had careful preparations and
will include paper on Naples" by
Mrs. Edison 2. Seitz; a short talk by
Mrs. John Cronin, on 'Vesuvius;" a
talk on the life of the natives by
Mrs. Thomas L. Bisseii. and Mrs.
Robert Kuebler has prepared paper
on the love story OF Nydia and Glau-
Gus from THE Last Days OF Pom
peii.' Current topics will be discuss
"a hrr Mrs L w Mrnnd