The Jersey City news., 1901-03-09

stock and report a constantly increasing
demand for them.
ton at the annual exhibit of the club, to
be held Monday, May 6, at the residence
of the president. Mrs. Charles Browne.
No. Z Belmont avenue, where the china
which the club intends sending to the
Pan-American Exposition will also be on
exhibition
A number of the Keramic Art men,
bers are visiting the exhibition of the
Architectural League, in New York, this
afternoon, under the supervision of Mrs.
Charles BROWNIE, president.
Mr.. Arthur Voorhis, of Clifton place, is
arranging for a piano and violin recital.
to be given by himself and Mr.. Franz
Kaltenborn, of the famous Kaltenborn
Orchestra, in the Jersey City Club The
atre, on Tuesday evening, March 26, for
which occasion the following society
women have consent to act as patron
esses:-
Mrs. E. Bailey, Mrs. Hudspeth-Benson,
Mrs. George H. Blake, Mrs. Cornelius
Brett, Mrs. Elliot L. Butler, Mrs. o. S.
Carre, Mrs. Frank Cavalli, Mrs. Talbot r.
Chambers. Mrs. Harry Parkhurst Clark,
Mrs. Brlce Collard, Mrs. joseph A Dear,
Mrs Gordon X. Dickinson, Mrs. Albert
Drayton, Mrs. William A. Durrie, Mrs.
James S. Erwin, Mrs. Garwooi
Ferris, Mrs. J. w. Hardenbergh,
Mrs Edlow W. Harrison, Mrs. C. R.
D<.xr
Inglis, Mrs. H. NJ. Jarvis, Mrs. West
brook Johnston, Mrs. John Kase. Mrs.
Philip j. Koonz, Mrs. William W. knight.
Mrs. William c. Lutkins, Mrs. William
Mattocks. Mrs. J. e. Muller. Mrs. A. J..
Newbury. Mrs. George Percy Mrs. ]. B.
Pond. Mrs. E. A. Ransom, Mrs. William
P. Roome, Mrs. Henry Rowland, Mrs.
Vincent P. Schenck, Mrs. Moritz Schwarz.
Mrs. Ebridge Gerry Snow. Mrs. Elbridge
Gerry Snow, Jr., Mrs. Henry Traphagen.
Mrs Van Wrinkle Mrs. John A. Walker.
Mrs Spencer Weart and Mrs. George r..
Werts.
The contract has been signed for the
lecture to be given by Elbert Hubbard,
Under the auspices of the Woman's Club
Literature Department, in the Jersey City
Theatre, Monday evening, March rs, and
invitations and tickets will be ready in a
few days. The lecture will be given for
the benefit of the Woman's Club Build
ing Fund
Mrs. A. ]. Newbury, Mrs. George R..
Hough and Mrs. Joseph A. Dear. of the
Jersey City Womans Club will he
guests at regular meeting of the Minerva
Club of New York to be held at the Ho-
tel Majestic. Saturday, March 16.
Mrs A. j. Newbury has also accepted
an invitation to Sorosis annual breakfast
to be held in the Waldorf Astoria. Mon
DAY, March 49,
Mrs. Simmons, of Madison avenue, will
entertain the Ladies Friday Afternoon
Euchre Club at her home this week.
1t is rumored that Mrs. James Robot
tom, of Harrison avenue, will give a
course of morning lectures during Lent
Miss Cornelia Bradford, head worker of
Whittier House, sailed yesterday at four
O'Clock on the steamer 1roquois for Flor
ida, where she will remain a week or ten
days Mrs. E. T. Dayey. Miss Van Win
kIe Miss Cassard and Miss Stohr were
among the party who accompanied her to
the steamer to wish her bon voyage.
sas
The Lenten Sewing Circle met yesterdas
at the residence of Mrs. Henry Trapha-
gen OF, Varick street. This circle meets
Fridays during Lent.
Major and Mrs. James B. Pond has is
sued invitations for professional even
ing at their residence. Monday evening,
March II. at S:15, to meet Mrs. Susa
Young Gates, of Utah. Mrs. Gates is edi-
tor of the young Women's Journal" of
Utah, one of the faculty of the Brigham
Young Normal College of Provo, daughter
of the late Brigham Young. She is also
vice-president of the National Women S
Congress. Mrs. Gates will tell her audi
ence some things they do not know unless
they were brought up in Utah.
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