Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-03-15

Miss Gertrude Breunig and her
hance Lester Palmer, both Of this
city, who Will be married Thursday
evening, were guests of honor at
theatre party and supper given In
New York Saturday evening by Miss
Breunig's sisters, Miss Anita Breunig
and Miss Viola Breunig. Besides Miss
Breunig's parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Breunig, who chaperoned the party,
The guests were Miss Mae Dolan,
Miss Grace Dely, Miss Hllda Becker,
Miss Suzanna Becker. Lewis Fl. Field,
Homer Rich, Joseph D'Angola and
d mer Powell Mr.. and Mrs. Breunig
will entertain at dinner this evening
at their home. 81 South Eleventh
street, in honor of this couple. The
dinner will be followed by a rehearsal
Of the wedding
Mr. and Mrs Lueder Krudop, of 1Os
Washington avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Cook Krudop, to Hervey
Buchanan Marsh, of Plttsburg, Pa,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Marsh,
Of Plainfield. The wedding will take
place this spring.
A reception and cotillion for the
members of Mrs Edna Rothard Pass
apaes Saturday dancing class was
held Saturday afternoon in the Rose
vile Auditorium. One hundred and
ten children attended. A green color
scheme was carried out in the cotillion
favors and in the costumes of the
children. Besides the regular pro-
gram Of dances, the following num-
/ bers were given:
! An Irish dance by light little girls;
an Irish tilt, by Miss ,uth Good and
Donald Seaman; an aesthetic dance,
by Miss Dorothy Reed; La Furlano,
by Miss Euphemia Mullin and Gerard
Mullin; Cajolerie, by eight girls; a
toe dance, by Miss Phyllis Beach;
Rouli, Rouli, by Miss Helene and
Robert Dorer; Pavanue, by Miss Eve
lyn Coleman and Stuart Hamilton;
Tarantella, by four couples; sword
dance, by Miss Thelma Alexander
and Mazurka. by four couples.
Those who presided at the favor
tables were Mrs. Willard I. Hamilton,
Mrs. Charles Seaman Mrs Henry
Coleman, Mrs. D. Mcconnell, Mrs.
Eli Pickwick. Mrs. Frank Walsh, Mrs.
John Dorer and Miss Elsie Topping.
The children present were the
Misses Mary and Josephine Amend,
Anita Adreani. Kathryn Bailey, Eliz-
abeth Bethards. Christine Bedell,
Phyllis Beach, Natalie Brown, Audrey
Berdine, Evelyn Coleman, Jessie Con-
over, Elaine and Irma Corlies, Helene
Dorer.
Edith Dittrich, Louise and Margaret
Durand, Margaret Deerin. Helen Fin
ley, Frances Fischer, Alice Ford,
Harriet Faulkner, Mabel Oracle,
Kathryn GanteT, Kathryn Giiiigan,
Ruth Good, Ethel Hamilton, Marion
Huson, Margaret Jenkinson, Evelyn
Jan, oyius, Muriel Knapp.
Sylvia Kimball, Josephine and
Grace Kelley. Gertrude Koelhoffer,
Virginia Lindsey, Leila Lafferty,
Enpeline Lyon. Jeanette Mertz. Ruth
MGrtineez, Mildred Mcconnell, Grace
McCabe. Euphemia and Evelyn Null
lin, Marguerite and Marie McLaugh-
lin, Sylvia and Margaret McKenna.
Helen Morrison, Dorothy Maynard,
Edna Nolte, Esther Pickwick. Mary
Pfeiffer, Dorothy Reed. Nina and Vic
| toria Richmond, Alberta Robertson,
Muriel Relss. Dorothy Rickenbacher,
/ Helen Rothlisberger. Marion Searles,
Helene Scherff, Helen and Marion
Sheelan, Eileen SHELTON, Frances
Searle. Ruth Edge
Dorothy Tichenor, Marjorie Taylor,
Elizabeth Taylor. Helen Thompson.
Muriel Williams, Margaret WINNER,
John Balm, John Cornell, Robert and
Henry Dorer. Edwin Faulkner Will
liam Garland Carl Good, Joseph and
Eugene Gilligan. Joseph German,
Stuart and Raymond Hamilton, Will
liam Jancovious, George Knecht. John
McKenna, jr.. Gerard Mullin, George
Mclaughlin, William Nolte. Lambert
Pickwick. c. Leland Ramsdell. Rufus
Rickenbacher. Whitney Ranger. Sc
ton and Bernard Stanley, Hans
Strasser, Donald Slee Edwin Smith,
Donald and Bfevoort Seaman. Cor
don Tichenor. Howard srichenor, Al
yah. Vail, Willard Wells and Francis
Walsh.
| Mrs. William C. Barkhorn. OF South
Seventh street. gave silk stocking
| and glove shower Saturday afternoon
In honor of Miss Florence Seller, the
!, fancee of Edward F. Reibold. Prizes
at Ave hundred and auction bridge
were won by Miss Lillian Lohenberg,
Mrs. Chester Blauvelt, Miss Flo
Davies. Mrs. Harold Seeley, NJ ss
Margaret Pfreundschuh, Mrs. George
Hepp and Miss Gretchen Nippes.
Other guests were Mrs. Charles Seller,
Mrs Edward H Reibold and her
houseguest, Miss Clara Lehr. of New
Haven. Conn: Mrs. w. II Barkhorn,
Mrs. Paul Friedheim. Mrs william
, Grover, Mrs. Carl Meyer. Mrs. Charts
Seller, jr.. Mrs. Charles Barkhorn,
Mrs Harvey Deurer. Mrs. Robert
Wiss, Miss Gertrude Trefz. Mrs. F. e.
Quinn. Miss Irene Hemming, Miss
Jessie Buchanan, Miss Lola Lasher.
Miss Margaret Seller, Miss Rose
Pfreundschuh, of this city, and Miss
May Bonham, of Flatbush. A green
color scheme prevailed In the decora-
tions.
Mrs. Harry j. Aronson, OF 46s Gin
ton, avenue. Is in Baltimore for q
months stay.
The first OF series of meetings ar
ranged by the New Jersey Woman
Suffrage Association In cooperation
with various local organizations will
be held Thursday evening at the Gem
tenary Methodist Church, under the
auspices of the Mems Club. The
speakers will be Mrs. Antoinette
Funk, vice-chairman of the congress
sional committee of the National
Woman Suffrage Association, and
Mrs Edward F. Feickert. president
i of the New Jersey Woman Suffrage
Association.
Mrs. Funk Is a lawyer who is said
to have defended more murder cases
than any other woman In the coun-
try. She is a brilliant speaker and
has advocated votes for women In
most of the Eastern and Western
States.
Mrs. Feickert will speak on the
campaign in New Jersey and will tell
of her experience at Trenton while
lobbying for the suffrage referendum
bill.
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