New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
NEWARK.
WOMEN ORGANIZE TO MAINTAIN CLEAN
STREETS.
DINNER OF THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PAT
RIcK-rHE WEDNESDAY CLUBS
MEETING.

Tho women's Municipal Association organized on
Wednesday at a meeting IN the rooms OF the Board
OF Trade is the ougrowth Of little oand OF women
which last year kept Courtst. ana ad)acent streets
clean and inviting. The association was FORMED
with the object OF maintaining cleanliness and
order throughout the city and to secure the adop-
ton OF ordinances by the Board Of Works when
shall compel the untidy TO regard the rights OF the
Clearly and to cooperate with the autnoriues III
making Newark attractive place for residence
Mrs Francis Pell is president, and MISS May secre-
tary committee Of five was appointed 10 dralt
constitution which will be adopted at meeting
next Wednesday
The odd Ten, a club composed OF ten young
women, was organized last Tuesday evening al the
home OF Miss Anna Roder, No. 100 L'tleton-a'e'
and the following officers were elected: MISS anna
Roder president: Miss Ella Perry, secretary; MISS
Mamie Schaefer vice-presdent; Miss Bertha Leiner.
treasurer.
The United Singers have received a letter from
the secretary Of the Music Committee OF the Pnla-
dephia Saengerfes,, announcing the fact that her
/ man. the conductor OF the Saengerfest, VIII De
present at the mass-meeting on March 2o 70 near
them sing their second prize song. "Grap Am
Busento."
The March session OF the wednesday Club was
held Daviss Parlors, Wednesday night. the
topic of the evening THE Pulpit from the
Standpoint OF the Pew" The Rev. W. Hayes ward
editor OF THE New-York Independent" presided.
l T.
McWhood. of New-York and J. Wilmer Kennedy,
principal OF the Miller Street School. The papers
were followed by an address by Superintendent Gill
bert after which general discussion took place
The next meeting. on April q. is expected TO De ono
OF the interesting in the history OF the club.
The subject OF discussion will be "Pront Sharlng
and Cooperation" Professor Franklin H. Giddinss'
OF Columbia College. being the leading speaker
The Essex Bicycle Club will hold its annual din
and business meeting in the private dining-room
OF the New-Jersey Central Restaurant on Wednes-
day evening.
The Central Dental Association Of Northern New
Jersey held its annual dilner at Davss Parlors on
Monday evening Some nifty dentists were present
DR.. ". L. Fish presided. The speaker OF the even
mig was Dr.. Joseph T. Head. OF Philadelphia, VINO
read a paper entitled Dental Ethics" Comments
or Dr.. Heads paper made by DR.. G. Carleton
Brown Of Elizabeth and J. A. Osmun, of Newark
DR.. Leon F. Head read paper on Dental Ethics IN
Spain" - o,,-.,.
the Rosevie Presbyterian Church About htteen
Goodwin, superintendent OF the Bible study depart
ment gave d talk Bible study. President Dyott
ANNOUNCED that in all PROBABILITY IN me b nf in tbe
Christian Church OF Irvington.
gwen II BY thi women T Of lhe Young Mems Father
Mathew T. A. B. Society on Tuesday evening
GERS: PRECEDENT, Gustav F sommer: vice-president.
Herman schulz sscretary william Eqed
erick H Adam; directors, August Begerow Albert
Bernhard, Frederick A. Schuetz. Robert Hertzog,
Frank NJ Schultz and Charles Wen<eL
The twenty-seventh annual dinner OF the Essex
County Society Of the Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick
was held Wednesday night in the banquet han
OF the Essex County Country club. Colonel James
f. Fleming president Of the society, was toast
master officers were reelected by the society as
follows: President, Colonel Fleming vice-presi-
derts. Philip r. H. Jennings, George Spottiswoode
and p. T. Quinn: treasurer. Hugh Smith; corre-
spending secretary George r. Gray; recording Sec
rotary, James VI. Reilly
The twenty-third anniversary OF 81. Stephens
Church was celebrated Wednesday. a meeting
was afterward held by the Sunday school teachers
organize q Sunday-school union OF the evangelical
congregations Of Newark and It's suburbs. COM
mittee consisting OF the Rev. Mr.. NOehren and the
Rev Mr. Buckson and others. appointed 70
max. arrangements for mass-meeting 10 be held
in New York