Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-01
Social-Personal

Carlos, Mrs. John Hooley, Mrs. j.
Geiger, Mrs. P. Reynolds and Mrs.
M. Coffey.
A reception and dance will be given
by the Dominican Club Friday eve-
ming in the West End Clubhouse, 25S
South Seventh street. On this oc-
casioh the entertainers will be M.
Reynolds, John j. Conover, Miss Lor-
eta Gleason and Miss Lucy Gleason.
The reception committee consists of
T. Gleason, chairman; w. Brady, Sec
retary; f. Axt, w. Hughes and A.
| Sullivan.
A surprise party was held in honor
of Miss Frances e. Wind at the resi-
dence of her parents, 122 Miller street,
Thursday evening, and those present
We're Miss Sarah Nolan, Miss Veronica
Schneider. Miss Jeanette Loriet, Miss
| Madaline Harrison, Miss Marie Rum
nell, Miss Anna Nolan, Miss Mar
! gerry Hartley, Miss Julia Norton, Miss
Elsie Middlesworth, Miss Margaret
Linihan, Jack Walsh, Paul McGlynn,
John Flynn, Harry Lowe, Thomas
Virgins James Joyce, Morril Mid
ellsworth and Adelbert Schafter.
The Wheaton College Club, of Ne "
York, will hold Its twenty-ninth an
nual breakfast today in the McAlpin.
DIR. Samuel V. Cole, president of
| Wheaton College, and other members
| of the faculty will be present, in
addition to other prominent guests,
| including Mrs. Kate Douglas Riggs,
Mrs. E. p Terhune (Marion How
| land), Miss Charlotte Morrill,, Mrs.
Ellen Osgood Wakeley, Mrs. Chris
tine Terhune Herrick, Mrs. Virginia
Belle Van der Water, Mrs. Waldo
Rickerds, Mrs. Charles Appleton
Terry and Mrs. Cornelia Cady. Mrs.
Kate Upson Clark, president of the
club, will preside.
Tho Junior Guild of the Beth Israel
Hospital Is arranging a japanese tea
room as a feature of the baZar to
be held in the Nurses's Home May
to May 13, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Guild. Miss Ruth Krillow IS
chairman of the committee of Jun
Tors making flowers to be used in
the decorations with the Japanese
lanterns and American flags. The
young women who serve tea will be
in Japanese costume.
Among the features will be a vot-
Ing contest for the most popular
young woman and a gypsy booth
where fortunes will be told.
The Ceta Sigma Club of young men
will meet with the Junior Guild to-
morrow afternoon at the nurses home
to consider means of cooperating in
the bazaar. The president of the
club, Harry Miller, and the secre-
tary and treasurer, Sylvan Wotiz,
will head the committee In charge.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at the
home Monday afternoon to make final
arrangements for the bazar.
The following program was given
at O. meeting of the Travellers Club
yesterday at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Benjamin f. Hurd, 525
Parker street: "Phillipps Brooks"
Mrs Morris L. Barr; New Hope for
the Convict" by Miss Mary C.. We'd
der, supplemented by a talk by Miss
Rickert who told Of her personal
experiences In prison work, and
Science for Farm and Forest Mrs.
William A. Gay. The last meeting of
the season will be held May IA at the
home of Mrs. Prescott Rumrill, 69
Magnolia avenue, Arlington.
Members of local clubs and friends
of members Of the Salmagundi Club
were the guests of the latter organ
ization at It's musical yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
consisted of Boat Song CHarriet
Ware), "Sinding' (Silverstein); "A
Mericano Girl" and Between Two
Loves" (Daly), "'Tls Spring (Harriet
Ware), Mrs. Clarence B. Kelser, OF
Elizabeth trio Gypsy Song" Dvo-
rak) arranged by Harry Shelley;
chit Chat" ,(Old English), arranged
by Alfred Moffat, Venetian Scenes"
(Nevin), arranged by Gilbert Spross;
Mrs. Keiser, Mrs. Lillian Andrews, of
Elizabeth, and Miss Helen Semple, of
this city, and dramatic readings by
Miss Irene Jerves.
Greetings from Contemporary were
given by It's president, Miss Frances
c. Hays.
The following officers of the clubs
received, Mrs. William II. Warner,
president; Mrs. Frank Baldwin, vice.
president; Mrs. George Horle, treas
urer, and Mrs. John Frying, corre-
spending secretary. The fioaters We're
Miss Helen Lunn, Miss Dorothy Lit
tell, Miss Jessie Colborn, Miss Theo-
dora Heyden and Mrs. Sidney Holt
The members of the reception COM
mittee were Mrs. William B. Bur
nett, Mrs. Horle and Mrs. H. A.
Blackford.
There was q large attendance at the
musicale and dansant given last night
at the home of Mrs. Henry Van Ars-
dale, A Avon avenue, for the benefit
of the Hospital of st. Barnabas.
Miss Antoinette Scudder. the as
sistant hostess, gave a monologue
and Miss Helen Howes, superintend-
ent of the nurses at the hospital, told
of the work.
Trio numbers were given by Henry
Van Arsdale, Luigi Spada and AL
fred Dennis, solos by Miss Susanne
Bowen and Miss Marjorie Mott violin
selections by Miss Mary Bradin nd
piano numbers by Miss Katharine
Bymah.
Mr Dennis was master of ceremo-
MES.
DR.. Eleanor Haines, of S88 Broad
street, accompanied by her two sis
ters, Mrs. George Martin and Mrs.
Augusta Rowand, of Columbus, left
the city today for f1ve months trip.
They will 60 to Hawaii and the Sand
wioh Islands by way of Panama