Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-27
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES

Mrs. Everett Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Foley. MIR. and Mrs. Oscar
Goerke, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jacques, Mr.. and Mrs Bertram Grow
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tapner Miss
Gertrude Steiwald, Mr.. Eleder, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Clark, MIR. and Mrs.
Walter Van Wrinkle, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Van Wrinkle, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Grover Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. August Miller
Herbert Seeley, Harry Seeley. Mrs
William Morpth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. clifford
Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Mat
thews, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Grea-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holder, Miss
Marguerite De Forest, Miss Ache
Van Deren. Arthur Volker. MISS
Helen WILSON,, Miss Adele Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aitken, Mr. ana
Mrs william Hatty, Mr.. and MRS
Frank Street, Howard Bradley, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Nickens, Frederick
Wilson, Miss Lola Lasher, Leon
Barkhorn. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. George Alsopp,
Miss Jennie Aitken, Mr.. and MRS.
Edward Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. John
DeForest, Miss Olive Mays, Mrs.
John Layton, Mrs. Clarence Lyon
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barclay, MRS
William Corner, Percy Doremus'
Miss Dorothy Doyle, Howard Morris
Miss Lillian Bechtold, Albert Dey
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Adams ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kittler.
A sale of home made cake and
candy was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Henry n. Sayre.
of 40 Fulton street, for the beneht OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Humane
Society.
The marriage of Miss Bertha f.
Dresch, of Sc Isabella avenue, and j.
Alexander Neill, of Orange, secretary
of the Orange Board of Trade, will be
solemnized Saturday evening, April
| 4. at Miss Dresch's home by Rev.
George p. Eastman, pastor of the Or
ange Valley Congregational Church.
Miss Dresch's sister, Miss Katherine
Dresch, will be maid of honor, and
Mr.. NeilPs brother, Charles l.. NELL,
will be best man. The ceremony Will
be witnessed by only relatives and
intimate friends of the couple.
Miss Florence Dillman, of Freeman
street, New York city, is visiting her
Bergen street
Arrangements are being made by
| the College Woman's Club of Essex
| County for a. pageant to be held
| June 6. at Branch Brook Park, to
| advertise the State College for Wom-
| en- movement Miss Florence Doll Is
| chairman of the committee in charge;
| Miss Jessie Creamer business man
| ager; Miss Marie VOLTS. master II
ceremonies; Mrs. Grace Frazee
Brewster, chairman of costumes COM
mittee.
| Mrs. Elwood Armitage and Miss
| Edith Putnam will direct the pageant
and Miss May Fay, of the South Side
| High School, will train the dancers,
| who will be led by Miss Mary Jones
| and Miss Emelie Mercy. The or
| chestra of the South Side High School
| under the direction of Leonard Nc
| Who'd will furnish the music.
| The pageant will represent the his
| tory of the education of women and
| will be open to the public.
Mrs. Robert o. Won Steuben of 447
| Fourth avenue, entertained at auction
J bridge yesterday afternoon. Daffodils
prevailed in the decorations and the
players were Mrs. NJ. Ludlow, Mrs.
| Clarence Fl. Semple, Mrs. Henry l..
Severance and Miss Charlotte Won
Steuben, of this city, Mrs. William
Dean, Mrs. j. A. Thorpe, Mrs. Cal
win Geer. Mrs. Henry fucker, Mrs.