Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-07-15
So cial- Personal


Edward A. Conroy. of South Sew
enth street, is spending months
vacation touring the Adirondacks.
Before returning home he will visit
Lake George and Canada.
Miss r. A. Connor. of Lincoln ave-
nue. and May street, has returned
from months visit in Scranton, Pa,
where she was the geust of her niece,
Mrs. w. Davis. Miss May Magee, of
the same address, is entertaining her
two nephews, William George and
Leo Davis.
In honor of her niece, Miss Bere-
nice Hetrick, a dinner party and
dance were given last evening by Mrs.
James Gentle at her home in North
Asbury Park. Pink and white sweet
peas constituted the floral decora-
tions. A feature of the evening was
progressive Dance" in which the
guests were taken by automobiles to
the Lafayette, West End and Cole
man hotels. Among the Newark
guests were Miss Mildred Denithorne
and Eugene Barling. Guests from
New York included Miss Marjorie
Hetrick, Miss Edna Rogers, Miss
v
ley Scott and Samuel Rogers.
Suffrage meetings have been ar
ranged by the Women's Political
Union, as follows: Saturday eve
ming, July II, at o'clock open air
meeting at corner of Eleventh and
Orange streets, and at $3.50 at corner
of Central avenue and Warren streets,
in charge of Eleventh ward commit
tee. Christopher p. Connolly, of East
Orange, the well-known magazine
writer, will be the speaker. At 8
o'clock on the same evening Mrs.
Minnie j. Reynolds will speak from
an automobile at Irvington Center.
Miss Emily Pierson will speak in the
Grange Hall at Three Bridges, and
Mrs. Ella Reeve Bloor from an auto
mobile at Roselle, under the auspices
of the Roselle branch of the union.
Monday, July 10, Miss Julia Hurl-
but, of Morristown, Norris county
chairman of the Women's Political
Union, assisted by Mrs Michael
O'Shaughnessey, Mrs. Harold Wright
Hack and Miss Agnes Campbell, of
Short Hills, and Miss Charlotte Beck,
of New York, will go into Dover for
q weeks campaign in that city and
vicinity. There will be speaking
every noon at some factory during
the week, and every evening on the
street.
Mrs. William s. Ayres, of S27 Wash
ington street, left yesterday to spend
the summer In the Dover section of
the State.
The Misses Pauline and Frances
Nestor, of SO Baldwin street, are the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. L. P. Kin,
sella, at Rockland Farm, N. Y. They
expect to return the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H Bennett and
sons, Harry and Edgar, and Miss
Emma Beach, of 933 South Nineteenth
street, are occupying a cottage at
Ocean Grove. Mrs. Benefits broth
er, Walter o. Ayres, spends the
week-ends at the shore.
sons, Herbert and Southard, of South
Newarkers occupying cottages at
Bradley Beach.
Miss Julia Haines, of 2s7 Montclair
avenue, is visiting Mrs. David Frank
at White Plains, N. Y.
| Mrs. Frank M. Teraberry, of North
| Ninth street, is visiting relatives al
| Hackettstown.
William L. r. Hadnes, of Pittsburg
Pa, Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Julia
| Haines, of 2S7 Montclair avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gardner, of
James street, are en- route for Cali
| fornia. They will visit the exposi-
ton and later make their homo in
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Herman Miller, of Gould ave-
nue.. is visiting friends in Blairstown.
Mrs j. Arthur johnson, of Grafton
avenue, has returned to her camp at
Estling Lake after spending a week
in the city.
Miss Katharine Margaret Louise
Leonard, of Decatur, Ill, is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Price, of South
Nineteenth street.
Mrs Matte Grover, of 205 North
Seventh street, will entertain at
luncheon today in honor of Miss Edna
Brangs, the fiancee OF Ralph O'Hara.
Miss May Courier, of 1877 Lincoln
avenue, entertained informally yes
terday afternoon. The guests were
| Mrs. George Thatcher and Mrs Will
liam Parker, of East Orange, and the
Iatters house guest, Miss Treen, of
Boston; Miss Elizabeth GalIavan and
Miss Alice Gallavan, of Trenton; Mrs.
James Walker Miss Edna Brangs,
DR.. Mary E. Bradnax, Miss Marie
! Spencer and Miss Margaret Haines,
of this city.