New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
RECENT DESIGNS IN FASHIONABLE PARAsoLs,
NEWJERSET FEDERATION.
PROGRAMME READY FOR MEETING IN
MONTCLAIR MAY 22-vACATION NOTES
THE SUBJECT FOR THE MEETING.

The club women from all parts Of New-Jersey
viii be the guests OF the several clubs in Montclair
on Thursday, May %. when the seni-annual meet
ing Of the New-Jersey State Federation OF Women
Clubs viii take place.
The programme. which promises TO be unusually
interesting has just been completed by the com
uittee. which consists OF Mrs. John l. Scudder, of
Jersey City. chairman; Mrs. Stewart Hsrtshorn,
the State president; Mrs. Charles Sivers OF Eliza
beth Mrs. Mary V. Kingsley. Of Arlington. and
Miss Charlotte Tuttle. of Summit, and these mem
bers Of the Montclair clubs. acting with the Fed
Grafton committee. Mrs Clarence ". Butler. Mrs.
Randall Spaulding. Mrs. Robert ". Boyd. jr., and
Miss Lena Schroeder
The morning session will be held at 10 O'Clock.
and the invocation is to be by the Rev. Amory
Bradford, Mrs. c. ". Butler. president OF the Town
Improvement Association Of Montclair. Will give the
address OF welcome. and Mrs Hartshorn. the State
president. will respond The Echoes from the
Biennial Will be given by Mrs. . T. Yardley and
Mrs. Hartshorn two Of the delegates. The Audu-
bon Society and the Palisades League are each 10
be represented on the programme, and one OF the
box This is a new feature OF the programmes and
the committee anticipate that II viii prove to be
benefit and pleasure The music Will De provided
by Mrs Grace Toennies and the Banjo Club Of
the M0ntcalr High School.
How TO utilize the summer months, or some ways
title tor me afternoon Ineetlng ana Ihg spedheTs p
are 70 be Mrs. Lillian Belts. Mrs Eva D heiogg
Schools and summer study Glasses" and school
Gardens"
ORANGE CLUBS ENTERTAIN MISS ANTHONY.
The Women's Clubs Of Orange and East Orange,
New-Jersey. have recently had the opportunity 70
entertain Miss Susan B. Anthony. who spent week
with relatives in that vicinity, and vas accorded
an enthusiastic reception. both In social and club
life She was the guest OF honor at several club
meetings including those OF the Woman's Club of
Orange the Charlotte Emerson Brown Club and the
Political Study Club. on each OF these occasions
she made a brief but spirited address often eniv-
ened by touches OF hunor-
The hnaI reception in her honor was given by the
Political Study Club. the house OF Mrs. NJ G.
Sexton president Of the State Suffrage Association
The Rev. AntOinette Brown Blackwell. another OF
the pioneer suffrag gists, present Mrs George
" Blackwell president of the club. IS relative
of the late Lucy Stone, and many amusing anec-
dotes were given Of the prejudices and the stTug-
giles of the early days. Miss Anthony related her
experience in being arrested and tried for voting
the fine imposed was never paid. Mrs. Brown Black
well told Of her vain attempts 10 speak at the
Worlds Temperance Convention. in New-York- Two
sessions were devoted to her suppression, and The
Tribune reported them follows: First day
Gagged woman. Second day-Arguments as 70
why she should be gagged Much laughter was
provoked by these and other "reminiscences MIS-
Blackwell spoke hopefully Of the progress attained
and said she felt to-day as II she were LIVING IN
another world.