Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-02

J Putnam. son OF Mr.. and Mrs William
johnson, of North sixth street.
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! Mr.. and Mrs William Payson
Hartshorne. Of $50 Ridge street have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Crocker Harts-
horne, to Wallace Mason Ross. of
Hanover. N. II. The announcement
was made at an auction bridge given
by Mrs. Hartshorne Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Willis r. King, of 81 Baldwin
avenue. will give a benefit card party
at her home Wednesday afternoon,
| February 20, to help raise the money
pledged by the Irving club TO the
State College for Women fund. Mrs.
King is assisted in making the ar
rangements by u committee consist
ing of Mrs. Harry L. Fooks, Mrs, Gil
bert c. Highly, Mrs. &. 5. Snawger
and Mrs. G. o Burlew The number
of tickets will be limited.
DR.. and Mrs ]. S. Vinson and
daughter, Miss Lyle Vinson. of So4
| South Tenth street. are making a
two weeks tour through the South.
On their return trip they will be
guests of A. P, Holbrook at Pine
Bluff. N. C.
Mrs. r. Needham Ball will enter
tain at bridge Wednesday afternoon
at her home. 264 Ridge street, in
honor of Mrs. Harrison Sayre Hig-
bic. The hostess will be assisted by
her sisters, Mrs. Howard r. Norton,
of East Orange. and Miss Mary N.
Ogden, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Stremberg. of
New York. entertained at dinner Sat
urday night at the st. Regis. New
York City, in honor Of their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Parker, her iiance.
George w. G. McCarter. of this city,
and their bridal party, Pink roses
and lilies of the valley prevailed in
the decorations and covers were laid
for twenty eight. Among the guests
were the maid of honor. Miss Sallie
M Parker; the bridesmaids. Miss FL
eanor J. McCarter. Miss Adelaid
Parker, Miss Mary Woodin. Miss Cor
della Hepburn, Miss Marie Pouden-
sen and Miss Laura Watts; the best
man. John Farr. jr, and the ushers,
Howard Gilmore, Donald MeGregor,
WORT, Norman Armour, Marshall
Bruce and Clifford l.. Voorhees,.
The marriage of Miss Parker and
Mr.. McCarter will be solemnized
Thursday afternoon at the Church of
Zion and st. Timothy. New York City.
Mrs. Edward Nolte of East Orange,
gave a linen shower Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss May Reilly, of
this city whose engagement to
Charles E. Bishop. of East Orange,
has been announced. A pink color
scheme was carried out, and at the
luncheon that was given pink roses
and small pink baskets we're used In
decorating. Miss Reilly received many
pretty gifts of linen.
Miss Daisy E. Demarest and Miss |
Charlotte De Long were the hostesses
Saturday afternoon at the Saturday
Bridge Club. The meeting was held
at the home of Miss Demarest at 902
South Seventeenth street. Prizes
were won by Miss Helen Hanson and
Miss De Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Eisele, of t91
Baliantine Parkway, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a little
girl, born yesterday.
The members of Battery 3 Circle,
Ladies Of the q. A. R.. will hold a
dime social tomorrow afternoon and
evening at the home of Mrs. Mary
Jerolemon, of $50 Washington street.
In honor OF her approaching we'd
ding Miss Fanny Dyer, of 712 Main
street, Paterson. was rendered linen |
shower at the home of Miss Mamie |
Heary of Kearny avenue, Kearny, |
Saturday night. The evening was
spent in cards. Miss Dyer will be-
come the bride of Charles O'Connor,