The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-22

I chance to serve in that capacity, AEloiiE
the members are Mrs. Frank Cavalli
Mrs. j. B. Tanner, Mrs. Charles Harris
horne. Miss Lusy Nelson, Miss K. Pope
Miss c. Scott, Miss G. Il. WaldTon, Mrs
H. e. Niese, Miss Alice Francis, Mis-
Retta Smith, Miss Falkinburgh, Miss 5
S. Paddock, Mrs. Henry Blauvelt, Mis-
Forster, Miss Simpson, Miss J. A. Mum
son. Miss Helen J. Tanner, Mrs. 3. e
Slocum, Miss Lulu Manton. Mrs. Franz
Hall. Miss M. Mcbride, Mrs. F. H. Ben
nit, Miss Adelaide Scudder, Miss Jessi.
Smith. Miss Mabel Barnes, Mrs. JOIN
Headden, third; Miss Clark and Mrs
Sydney Adams.
The Odd Volumes met Wednesday, a
the residence of Mrs. Robert Lyle, to dis
cuss South America and catch up on thei
programme. Mrs. Grace Marshall an
Mrs. Cornelius Brett read interesting pa
pers on the subject Of the afternoon, ant
| Miss Pitcher, Mrs. John Headden, third
Miss Katharine Krowen and Mrs. George
Case were appointed delegates to repre-.
sent the club at the State Federation, II
Elizabeth. next week.
The Odd Volumes is. a very select club
with a membership limited to thirty-five
and no one person can visit more thar
one meeting a year. There are so many
however, W ho wish to join the club thai
it is possible a second organization of the
kind may be formed somewhere in the
zeal future, as the members now enroll
ed feel the plan of a new club is prefer
.A1o - - IT. 41,osr ax~, r,.r,hor THE
members are as follows
Miss Adriance, Mrs. R. o. Babbitt, Mrs
| Marcus Beach, Miss Bowen, Miss Buffet
| Mrs. Cornelius Brett. Mrs. George Case
Mrs. Frank Cavalli, Mrs. Talbot Cham
bers, Miss Grower. Mrs. Alexander Dem
~niston, Miss Dorenlus, Mrs. Ward Dunn
Mrs. George Eaton, Miss Fitch. Miss
Gaines, Miss Harrison. Mrs. Charles H
Hartshorne, Mrs. John Headden,
third; Mrs. Robert Lyle, Mrs,
Grace Marshall, Miss Jean Nc
Bride, Mrs. H. B.. Merrill, Mrs.
Robert Myers, Miss Helen G. Noble, Miss
Pitcher, Mrs. James Robottom, Miss
Sherwood, Mrs. Howard Slater, Miss
Speir, Mrs. Frank Stevens, Mrs. Pearson,
Mrs. ]. A. Walker.
Honorary memberships. E. F. G
Young, Mrs, G. c. Newman, Mrs 2. K
P%angborn, Mrs. S. B. Clifford, Miss e
Burdick
The Ramblers held an suspicious meet
ing on Wednesday last. The subject fol
the afternoon was Current Topics" and
gave a good opportunity to discuss
the Spanish : American War, but
what interested the girls most was the
Dreyfus case. Two delegates. Misses
Evelyn Foster n Margaret Page, were
appointed delegates to represent the
Ramblers at the State Federation in
Elizabeth, on Thursday and Friday next
and light new members were elected,
making a total membership of thirty-six
as follows
Active members-Alletta v. Abernethy,
Anna H. Borden. Pearl l.. Brooke, Ger
trude NJ. Bushfield. Edith Cairns, Florence
B. Clerihew, Edna NJ. Edwards, q. Eve
Ign Foster. May E. Grevatt, Harriet A.
Hartnett, Daisy L.. Higham. Heloise
Hamilton, Grace L. Harrison. Nellie Hol-
brook, Alice f. Lewis, Amelia B. Myers,
Margaret NJ. Page, Eta S. Pelzer, Irene
c. Phillips. Jessie R. Per Lee, Kate N.
Randall, Hattie G. Robertson. Edith R.
Robertson, Grace Toffey. Elizabeth G.
Van Horne, Emma A. Van Horne, Matte
L. Wiggers, Eleanore L. Wiggers, Misses
Loretta Snyder. Bella Stuck, Matte
Nordine, Bessie White, Mary A. Brown,
Mary Sutherland, Elizabeth Mclean and
Sarah Moe.
Two out Of town weddings occurred
during the week, that of Miss Frances
Littlefield of Topeka, Kan, to Mr.. Solo
mon S~toddard, son of the Rev. E. L. Stod-
dard. at the home of the, bride, and that
of Miss Pauline Dickson. of Brooklyn, to
Mr.. Manning F. Stires. Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. F. Stires of No. IS Lexington
avenue. in the Handson Place M. e.
Church, Brooklyn.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Jennie Vosburgh, of Vernon place, to Mr..
Charles yoorhis, of Clifton place, on the
evening of November 8, at the First Con-
gregational Church, Bergen and Boys