New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-26

Of Glen Ridge on Thursday elected these officers
for the year: President Mrs John NJ Wilton. OF
Pininheld; vice-presidents. Mrs. ]. H. Denl.on. of
NeWark; mrs AnOry III. Bradford OF Montclair.
a and MIS- r w. Brown, OF Glen Ridge: secretary.
MIS- I. A l. Merrifield. OF Falls Church Va
a social feature CT the strenuous municipal cam
paiEn which is being waged for better government
in Mount Vernon was the third military whist
night by the Womans Republican club The
tables at The whist were named for the different
military forts OF the United States Trere were
twelve prizes Dr.. Edward r Brush. the Repub-
hcan candidate for Mayor. gave a pretty clothes
Tusn, lhs,IiDS Win me motto or his campaign,
Loyalty 10 Mount Vernon After the prizes
was a dance. The whist largely attended.
A ChcutauqUa Literary and Scientific Club was
recently organized n Wullamsbridge and Fordhan.
and Is studying American affairs. Several OF the
members spend their summers III Chautauqua. and
features OF interest at that summer resort The
last meeting as held Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Harriet Dithridge, Bathgate-ave.
The opening meeting o; the Mothers Circle OF
the Bedford Park School held last Thursday
afternoon. with unusually large attendance. Ad-
l dresses were given by the principal J. W. Davis.
and Dr. Frank lie q. Dove. and there Was a plano
500 by Professor Wells and vocal solos by Miss
The annual reception II the Westchester womans
CLUB. held on Wednesday afternoon IN the City
club in Mount Vernon. attended by a large
tion was given TO the decorations which consisted
OF Oriental draperIes. flags and branches OF autumn
i i ana pains and concealed orchestra play ed
81 4-Jern%oH fne reception committee consisted
CcaItle =, Rove, Mrs David r. scott. Mrs ". r
Green. AIRS. Mark u. Stiles Mrs r. z. Boedecker.
The refreshments were served by a committee con-
sisttng Of Mrs Cornelius Mclean. Mrs. :. D. Pat
4Ts 55ior. Mrs. H. E. Taylor aud Mrs James R
lsA +rrfa rf he
Chester iil, Mount Vernon. gave dinner Wednes-
day night To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E Lane in
recosnitlon OF the Interest they have taken IN the
CUB. ne Gihner was served at the Alcazar and
was followed BY dance. Souvenirs in the shape OF
silver chatelaines were given 10 the guests.
The annual meeting OF the Emma Willard Asso-
citation will be held Wednesday. November Il at
Hotel N Manhattan at go m The annual banquet
- 10 De given az tne Hotel Manhattan on Thurs
day November 2, at o'clock.
Miss Alice Mary Williams. daughter o: Mr. and
Ms. William Myers Williams. will be married to
EDWARD Parsons Davis. at St Johns Episcopal
tober p, at o'clock
Miss E. Marguerite Lindley and Miss Caroline
Bsarras. after several months Of rest at the sea-
winter to the Murray Hill Hotel.
the twenty-hfth anniversary Of their wedding to-
day at their home, No. 1,666 Third-ave
The annual reception Of the National Society Of
N.w-England Women was held yesterday at the
home OF the president, Mrs. Philip Carpenter No
50 West End-ave.. from until O'Clock. Mrs
Fitch James Swlnburne. first vice-president, and
Mrs. George T. Stevens. second vice-preSdent, -
ceived with Mrs. Carpenter. The club banner
adorned the wall, and the decorations in red
and white, the COlors of the society. Mrs. James
Secor, jr., and Mrs Ruel Poor dispensed the hos
FATALITIES OF the table. while the club OF
the society made "merrie'' music. Mrs COndict
walker Cutler. with the house committee and the
int mot ffrln -forTn
chairman. carefully attended to all the arrange
ments. Cordial greetings given, and II was
a home gathering thoroughly enjoyed by the mem
bers, aUspicousy opening the season for the
philanthrcric. literary and social work OF the
society.