Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1916-01-08
ORANGE CLUBwoMEN.

Ritchie's mother, Mrs. Rlehard
Ritchie, of Boston.
ORANGE CLUBWOMEN.
The College Club of the Oranges
held a meeting yesterday at the home
of Mrs. Charles b. Storrs, 333 Lincoln
avenue, Orange. Miss Katherine
Richards. first vice-president of the
organization, presided at the business
session, which was followed by a tax
on the college settlement work in New
York city by Miss Elizabeth r. VIII
Jams. head worker of the college set
tlement in that city. Miss Williams
gave a synopsis of the work from its
beginning up to the present time. Tea
was then served by the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. w. II. Warner, Mrs.
Clifford f. MeelIer Mrs. Stewart
PEBBLES, DR.. Martha Tarbell, DR..
Winifred Banks. Mrs. Harry Stohr,
Miss Grace Turnbull. Miss OliVe
Purdue, Miss Elsie Alpaugh and Mrs.
j. Edward Oshmead. The club VIII
meet again on February q.
Mrs. Ernest Berggren, of Prospect
street, East Orange, will entertain at
luncheon on Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne, of Brook
lyn, who is to lecture at the Wo-
mans Club that afternoon. The
topics for Mrs. Payne's talk have
been somewhat changed, and now IN
clude the following SUBJECTS: Amer
ca Weighs in the Balance, Inter
national Complications, 'lnterna-
tional Problems Concerning German
Activities" "Suez and Bagdad" and
Modern Penology." The current
events department, of which Miss
Louie Ada Hiss is chairman, is i'll
charge of the lecture.
The program for George Copelands
piano recital at the Woman's Club
next Wednesday afternoon has been
arranged as follows: "Adagio, from
Sonata No. ", Mozart; Sonata L.,
Sonata ", Pastorale, Capriccio,
Scarlotti: Valse in f minor, Nocturne
in c sharp minor, Valse in ID nat
major, Chopin; first movement
Sonata Tragica, MacDowell Reflects
dams ieau, Dance de Puck, Clair de
Lune, lie Fees Sont EXCUSES
Danseuses, De Busy; Spanish
dances: Evocation, tango, El Polo,
Albeniz; Dance Espagnole, Epana-
das.
Mrs. Edward Mccoy, chairman of
lDG uCllhl 10 III 1llul
Mrs. Edison Seitz. of 113 North
Parkway, East Orange, president of
the Curtomis Club, read a paper at
the New Years meeting held yester-
day at the home of Mrs. George Pad
dock, 701 Desraw avenue, Newark,
on Argentina the Wonderful; Its
People, Industries and Cities Mrs.
John j. Cronin, of East Orange, dis
cussed current topics.
MONTCLAIR.
Mrs. James b. stephens, of Fern
wood avenue. Upper Montclair, gave
a dance last night for her daughter,
Miss Mabel stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Conyngton
are expected home next week from
a two weeks stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Willard Cole, of Burnside ave-
nue. will be hostess to a Monday aft
ernoon bridge club on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Lincoln Adams,
of Llewellyn road, will give a musi-
Gale at their home tonight TO meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Maryon, of
the Montclair Conservatory of Music.
THE Travelling Man" will be pre-
sented here in Unity Church this aft
noon by an adult cast of the Chill
dren's Educational Theater, of New
York, under the auspices of the Unity
Players. The patrons and patronesses
are Mrs. Frank NJ. Davis, Rev. Ed
gar Wiers, Mrs. William S. Brayton,
Edgar Stehli, Mrs. Theodore Hussa,
Frank Stout Mrs. Cassandra kins-
man, Harry Strothmeyer and Miss
Florence Stehli.
Mrs. Bertha A. Matthews, of Cald-
well, entertained a luncheon bridge
club from Montclair at her home yes
terday.
Miss Isabel NUM- and Miss Eliza
beth Stewart, of Orange road, have
gone to visit relatives of Miss Stew
arts in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund b. Osborne.
of Stonebridge road, are home from
a several weeks stay at Hot Springs.
Virginia.
Those who took part in a sketch,
"A Royal Spark" held in the Sunday
school rooms of the Watching Ave-
nue. Congregational Church yester-
udy, uHueT IIle OlTeCtlOll VI 4hl D INoD-
ert Shape, were the Misses Adelaide
Lewisohn, Janet McKeicher, Mar
garet Rochat, Eleanor Somers, Ed
ward Dunlap, Burdette O'Connor and
Louis Lewisohn. Dancing followed
the affair, which was for the benefit
Of the new community house.
Rev. Edgar Swan Wiers, of Lloyd
road, is home from a short stay in
Philadelphia.
NUTLEY.
Mrs. Alexander Carleton, of Stewart
avenue, went to New York today,
where she will remain for the rest of
the winter.
Miss Elizabeth O'Neil, of Brookfield
avenue. went to New York today to
visit her sister, Mrs. Fred Moore, of
that place.
Mrs. William c. Boyle has returned
to her home in Cleveland, o., after
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James G.
Bolger, of Whitford avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Stockton, of
Ridgewood; Colonel and Mrs. Henry
G. Prout and Mr. and Mrs. William
G.. Sloane will be the dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Proal, of Edge
wood avenue.
Beginning tomorrow, Sunday after
moons will be featured in the Field.
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