Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-16

IA RS. John +. Kruger, of al Hill
II side avenue, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss
Efelen Kruger, to william Grover
Coe, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Z. coa. OF 50 Waverly avenue.
Miss Rosalie Latimer, OF Park ave-
nue, was the guest of honor last
might at a miscellaneous shower
given by Miss Alma White at her
home, Hillside avenue. The decora-
lions were carried out in green and
white, with lily-shaped candy boxes
for favors. Among those present
lwere Miss Jane Ball, Miss Olive
White, Mrs. Robert Oliver, Miss
Betty Bruce, Miss Bessie Smith, Mrs.
& Ahrens, Mrs. McKeon, Miss Ruth
d aas, Miss Annie Bettinger, MISS
13dith White and the Misses Nuss.
Miss Latimer's marriage to George
eSuse, of Arlington, will be so1emnized
"Wednesday. February "a.
q Edward Dornbusch, OF 1873 Mon
hnoutf street, left the city this morn-
ng for an extended Western trip.
Miss Dorothy Greenhaut, who re-
acently announced her engagement to
sDavid Bernheim, of this city, has re-
turned from a two-weeiS stay at At
antic City.
v Mrs. Aaron Sawyer, of 277 South
Seventh street, will be the hostess
ffursday afternoon at a whist party
to be given for the benefit of the
Judith Montefiore Society.
Miss Elizabeth Ritter, of Orange,
Ia e-IO or
last night, in De Jianne's, by the girls
Of the register department of the
Court House. During the evening 3
musical program was given. Those
present included Miss Irene Carroll
ion, Miss Ethel Finley, Miss Molly
Lewis, Miss Marion Price, Miss Lydia
Wright, Miss Carrie Dunn, Miss Bes-
sic Dunn, Miss Mary Gaynor, Miss
Mary Buehler, Miss Lillian Cheet-
ham, Miss Jessie Gebauer, Miss Ver-
ner Williams, Miss Elsie Hudson,
Miss Stella Hudson. Miss Helen
Davis, Miss Helen McCarren, Miss
Katherine TuHy, Miss Margaret
Brady, Miss Crissie Cooper, Miss
Katherine Borneman, Miss Louise
Whiting, Miss Sadie Tetreault, Mrs.
Andrew Brady and Mrs. f. J. e. Tet-
reault. Miss Riter's engagement to
George Stickel was recently an
nounced.
There was large attendance at
the last pre-Lenten charity dance
given last night at the Washington
FOL the benefit of the Eighth Avenue
Baby Shelter and Day Nursery under
the auspices of the board of mana
gers. Besides the regular dance pro-
gram there were professional num-
bers by Miss M. Helen McHugh, OF
this city, and Francis Cooper Well
don, formerly of Los Angeles, ac-
companied by Mrs. Flora Mead Nc
Gee and Miss Gertrude Madison and
Albert Quinn, of New York Ncity. The
members of the committee in charge
Of the arrangements were Mrs.
Peter Young, chairman; Mrs.
Thomas l.. Morton, Mrs. John r. Saud-
meyer. Mrs. E. A. Reuss, Mrs. Will
lam Lewis Clark, Mrs. Clarence Neu-
man and Miss Florence Hague,
iliary to the board. The patronesses
were: Mrs. Edwin Walsh, Mrs.
Jessie Buchanan. Mrs Howard
Crane, Mrs. Florence A. Hague, Mrs.
Harry c. Havell, Mrs Elizabeth
Hiscox. Mrs. Everard v. Hopwoods
Mrs. Elwood F. Leary, Mrs. r. H.
Hopper, Mrs Benjamin S. White
head, Mrs. S. e. Robertson, Miss M.
III. Whiteside, Mrs. A. G. Mitchell,
Mrs. #. w. Pinneo, Mrs. Robert
Gemmell. Mrs. Edwin NJ Moore, Mrs.
James Mawha, sr.. Mrs. N. H. Peck,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Plum. Mrs. Steven H.
Plum, jr., Mrs E. Augustus Rine,
Mrs. James M. Seymour Mrs. Ed
ward w. Sprague, Mrs. A. NJ. Stan
ton, Mrs. Henry J. Then, Mrs. c..
Herbert Taylor, Mrs. H. g. Thomp-
son, Mrs. George w. Thompson, Mrs.
Charles Townley, Mrs. Orosco G.