The New York herald., 1922-05-21
R SEASON HELD BY MANY OF THE w
Social News of the Oranges
Children of Essex County Country Club Members Ar
ranging Amateur Cabaret for Parents Many
Womens Clubs Close Their Seasons.

Taking entire charge of an amateur
cabaret show, which will be given at the
clubhouse, Hutton Park. West Orange,
May 81, junior members of the ESSEX
County Country Club are preparing q
number of original novelties. This will
be the first entertainment exclusively
handled by children of members. Mr.
Frank Kelley, of East Orange Is head
OF the ARRANGEMENTS committee. The
show will follow dinner and there will
be dancing later. Young people active
in local amateur theatrical organizations
are expected to provide the talent
A-
anniversary Day" was observed by
the Woman's Club of Orange with a
musical program and reception Wednes-
day afternoon ON the spacious lawns
of Baronald, the home of Mrs. c. A.
Agar. Llewellyn Park, West Orange.
Standing beneath beautiful hawthorn
tree. Mrs. w. f. Soarritt. president of
the club, and the other executive offic-
ers received the club members and re-
freshments were served. The affair
marked the official close of the sea-
son and meetings will be resumed in Oc-
tober. "
Charlotte Emerson Brown Club, OF East
Orange, held its annual reception on
Monday at the Womans Club house.
Mrs. G. Dudley Hiscox presided. A mu-
sical program included selections by Mr.
Emerson Stoeber. Mrs. Janet Bush
Hecht, Miss Sophrona ID. Joralemon
Miss Mabelanna Corby and Messrs
Howard James Gee and Ernest III. Shep-
pard Mrs. Bush-Hecht's numbers in
cluded n group of four songs by Miss
Corby one having been set to poem
by Mrs. Cecilia Gaines Holland, guest
Mrs. Holland. retiring secretary of the
literature department of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs told of recent liter
airy prize contests and a social hour fol-
| lowed.
AT the final luncheon OF the Maple
wood Womans Club on Monday. It was
announced that Shakespeare will be
studied next season and the club will
I give an outdoor production of one of his
plays. The afternoon program was
given by Miss Alice Pollock, who re-
cited; Mrs. II. 0. IIagstrom, who sang,
and Mrs Robert b. Steward. accom-
panist.
The annual reception of the Monday
icpiS SiOp was Helu lhO1udy AFTERNOON
at the home of Mrs. Thomas j. Hicks,
52S Central avenue. East Orange. Mrs.
Josephine Livingston. president of the
club, received and the social hour was
followed by tea.
With 200 members and friends pres
ent, the annual luncheon of the Com
munity Club, East Orange, was held on
Monday at the Franklin Club house
there Mrs. II. e. Maui. chairman OF
the social committee, was in charge of
the entertainment and Mrs. George A.
Among the visitors were officers of other
suburban women's clubs.
| At the annual luncheon of the
Wednesday Literary Club of the Oranges
at the Essex County Country Club
Mrs Clayton d. Lee of Maplewood, first
vice president of the New Jersey Fed
GRAFTON OF Womens Clubs. and Mrs
J. Alvin Young. vice-president of the
seventh district. responded to toasts
Mrs. Edwin #. Murdoch. correspondents
secretary of the federation and at one
time in charge of the music depart
ment. gave musical selections. Mrs
Frank T. Fitch, president cf the club
| was toastmistress. The new officers
were installed.
Miss Alice Slater. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William S. Slater of 10 Chest
nut street, East Orange, was hostess re-
Gently at five tables of bridge, followed
| by a miscellaneous shower for Miss
Dorothy Daniel, daughter of Mr.. and
1 Mrs Tom Daniel of Ga High street