New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-20
NEW-JERSEY D. A. R.
GIVEN HUNDRED WOMEN NET IN LAKE
WOOD YESTERDAY.

A srcvssFtL SOCIAL. FOLLOWED BY AN FLAP
oKATE LUNCHEON-OFFICERs OF NOVA
cEsAREA CHAPTER ELECTED.
Seven hundred members Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution Of the State OF New-Je'sey
gathered al he Lakewood Hotel. Lakewood ~ j.
yesterday morning. where they held social meet
,nr followed by luncheon. Part OF the morning
was devoted 70 a regular business meeting or the
Nova Ca-ssrea Chapter. OF New-Jersey. when the
following officers were elected for the ensuing year;
Regent Mrs Charles Borcherling. Of Newark; VICE
regents Mrs Joseph H. Bedle. Of Jersey Clty'
Vie OF Ex-Governor Bedle and Mrs. W. H. Tracey
=, Eoboken: secretary Miss Luranda Runyon Of
newark: historian. Miss May Clark; treasurer
Misc Iosephine Baldwin elected in place OF MIS-
AFR Martin Of Newark
rha ROAD ~ Nfaraee-s for the ensuing year are
Mrs F NJ Cheney. Of Newark; Mrs. A. +. H. Mar
.,r Of Newark: Mrs. Charles P Yardly. of Orange;
Mrs James + Rushing. Of Trenton. and Mrs John
! Ticker o., New York Delegates and alternates
N the National Convention Of d. a. r 10 he heid
n washinrtor. D O.. IN February are Mrs w W.
sh,roen OF New-York Mrs Joseph u. Bedle, MIS-
At,erbury Mrs Vincent Mrs. Rushing Miss Cary
and Mrs MacGregor.
Luncheon VS. served IN the large banquet nan
~ the hotel. which was beautifully decorated with
National colo~s festoorcd round the walls over
The h,r fireplace IN which biazod n fire OF NAM
moth logs TIC shietd % tho y. A X ana me
coa,-o.-arrns Il the State Of New-Jersey We're
Aanked By groups OF National flags the whole
framed IN b. a wreath % laurel.
Seated a. the centre table was Mrs. David A.
Derue. State Regent Of New-Jersey; Mrs. A F. r.
Martin and the executive officers OF the Nova
Caesarea Chapter As soon IS the company was
feated Mrs Derue. n brief speech, bade them
Welcome she thanked Mrs. Martin IN behalf OF
),he state society for arranging the plans for the
meeting 81 lakewood which she said was Amer
teas South OF France"
Among this brilliant assenhlce 0. women II was
something Of a novel sight TO SEQ here and there
A man seated. Each said TO The Tribune repre-
sentative that he felt out Of place Nevertheless,
.tev seemed TO be having end OF q good time
Auong the honored guests were Malcolm Mac
Donald Of Camden; John Moses. Of Trenton; H. o.
HARRISON Of Newark; O. H. Condit, Of East
Orange. L. Roy Anderson Of Princeton; Lyman
Whitney Allen. Of Newark; David Townsend. OF
Bound Brook: NJ W Bail. OF Newark Joel jenkins,
~ Montcair; D. y. Hance. Of Newark, and S. Q.
Nichols. Of Newark Others present were:
From Princeton. Mrs. ". o. H Chamberlain.
Mr.. Leroy Anderson Mrs William N. Paxton and
Mss Paxton; from Bound Brook. Mrs. W b Ma
son Mr.. and Mrs. David Townsend. Mrs W. J.
Taylor Mrs. 2 L. Ayres. Mrs. and Miss Chandler
End Mrs. L.vngs,on from Morristown. the Rev
and Mrs J. NJ Buckley. Mrs. A. G. Ropes. Miss
CHAPMAN and Mrs A . GaTretson; from Borden
town Mrs Brakeley. Mrs. T. H. Landon, Mrs. Nor
MS ana Miss Kate Mott from Hammonton. Mrs
william j. Smith and Miss Gertrude Smith; from
Bev!dere Mrs William A. Halliday and Miss Ro-
herta Harris. from Hoboken. Mrs w. H Tracey
and Mrs Gustave Julien; from New-York. Mrs. w
W sh!ppen ex-State Regent OF New-Jersey; from
Jersey City Mrs Joseph P. Bedle. Mrs. George w.
Case. Mrs o r Blanchard. Mrs Talbot W. Cham
bers and Mrs Alexander T. NcGiA. from Mata-
wan, Mrs. H s Terhune Miss II. W. Bray and
Miss Anna Johnson; from East Orange, Mrs.
Charles e Yardlev Mrs. James Bingham, Miss
o,,,iu
A. Potter Mrs O. H Condt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Harrison. from Easton, Penn, Mrs. How
ard " Green: from New Brighton, Staten Island.
Ms. H c. Brown: Miss NJ z. Butterrick OF Brook
%n. member Of the Long Island Chapter D RI
Mrs Coms,ock regent OF Connecticut chapter;
Mrs J. W Thompson Of Mlngton; Mrs j J.
Tucker. Mrs. James Hardman. jr.. Miss c. a. Van
Houten Of Bcl'eville and Mrs A. Hahnes Row
and, % Columbus. y. j.; from Newark. Mrs
". 3. Atwater Mrs. Sanford II. Smith. Miss
Fanny Smith. Mrs. J. r. Mullikin, Mrs s H.
Plum ms Frederick Cheey. Mrs. George R.
Swain Miss Champenois Miss Mary ~ Beebe
Mrs e p. Hopwood, Mrs. W II. Hazen Mrs
Walter Starr Miss Grace A. Coe. Miss Isabel
Baldwin. Miss Vail. Mrs. George Woodrun MISS
Josephine Baldwin Mrs. O. J. Winans. Miss Ra-
chcl Burnett. Miss Florence May Mrs W. T. Hunt
Miss E Marsh Miss NJ. +. Baker. Mrs. w " Trus-
een, Mss Grace Trusder. Or. Eleanor Haines.
Yrs A Van Doren, Mrs / W. knight MIS-. A:
g. q McGregor. Mss Helen Nichols MIS-, henIy
huntiAsto Mrs William A. Ripley, Mrs. GHchrlsl'
Mrs John Cmberson, Mrs. Frank i: Vins3R' MT MT
samre Clark. Mis-. A y. Cooper, Mrs. j.. Is Gao
qs Mrs 7 W Williams, Miss 3. p Duncan. MIS- Ms
Louise Clifford. Ms. and NJ Is Tompkins, Mr.. ana
Yrs o. Nichos. Mrs. Charles Borcherhns, ana
Mss Frances DeQuc. from Elizabeth Mrs y. 6.
ppaIan. Miss putnam Miss Mary G. Ryan. MIS-. =.
Il " Boad. Mr.. Giazebro)k, Mrs r j. krenn;
snd Mss Made. Morse. from Trenton, Mrs CharIes
D4hlgren Nj Dahigren Mis- J.; AdteFp%v WY
BLACKWELL. Miss Richcy Mrs h. y. Green Miss NJ
= Moore Mrs. James y. Nusling. Mrs George -
1nsrG. and Mss L. p Wood, from SomervlIe' MrS
v" u. Hoppock .
The menu given below especially prepared
ior the ocCas on. II Was printed on neat. caIus
Fearing the coat-of-aruis OF the ID. a. X OF New
Jersey.
LUNCHEON.
Blue Points Nova Csssarea 49,.
Nslery. olives hhnbne'
Petite BDuclte Broad Seal .
TinbLe II Partridge. camp Mddelrsok
pVestoes ''loyc,not peas 'TIsfdonned-"
Princeton Punch.
Petit forx ''Morr,stI..'' Lady Fingers NASSAU"
Cream PuNs Fun and Hre"
Jelly Mefiug1ie Tarts, Jersey Blue
Macaroone. '"rrout"
Biscuit Glaze ''t'apian jonathan Olphaiit-"
Nrolt GENERAL Frel rghuysen crackers ana 'hee7o
General DAVID Fornan
and Coffee. ID A. r."