New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

plans and specihcations made. the president O:
dent Of the club has been inGefsts951e in her e.
the organization the ueInbershir, OF Which Is TO
be Increased to five hundred as soon as feasible
The wonen's Club OF Westminster Presbyterian
Church. PIainheld. y. J.. he's organized for TIA
season and elected these officers President. Miss
Jennie a Smith; vies-PrssdSsInr Mss Loulse Rus
Jennie Baird: assistant. Miss Grace Young
The Nev-York Society OF Ke-an1fc Arts has 5uss
held IT'S regular meeting in the Waldorf prepara-
tory 20 twelfth annual exhibition which VIII -
held December !. ard 3. at the Majestic Hotel
Much interest is centring this exhibition
IL Is The first AT which the new artistic idea %
bold simple designs. and dark. low tones VIII %
Brooklyn. who is now abroad. having previously
spent severa! years there in study. especially in
Japan. and his previous assistant Miss Coraell.
idea OF the IoVr-toned conventional Among tho
women holding once with or actively Interested in
son. Mrs L W Holcom6e. Mrs Mary Alley Neal.
De WIT Mrs E b b. Proctor Mrs. I. Vance
Phillips and Mrs. S. E Price
On October @. . and - the Ladies Aid Society
OF the Scandinavian Church. OF NeS-ROchene.
y. Z. Will hold bazaar II ST Lucas's Church.
Urion-ave- and Dfvision-st. fer the benefit OF the
church work fund The following members OF thu
Mrs. e. z. Andrews. assisted BY Miss Alva Larson.
Avenson and Miss Olga Johnsoa: flower booth.
Miss Hilda Larson; clsar poo{n. Bliss AIIanGa
Iein Larson and Miss Maud Christie. On Thursday
PLAY and the Rochelle GIes Club will sing on sat-
U-day evening
The regular meeting OF the Society for Politics.
Study. Of which Mrs Leroy Sunderland Smith 80
president. viii be held On Tuesday. October 20
Mrs. Albert Johnson win read paper "TAs
Future Of the Negro
Over one thousand people took part in a progress
sive euchre on wednesday evening. under III,
direction OF the Suburban Council No 1c54 PoyaI
Arcanun- The hall At One-huntlr ed-and -seventi-
e,h-st- and Third-ave.. where the games took
The prizes consisted G: furniture. jewelry. brfc-a-
lowed The games
y bowling club has been organized by DR.. and
Mrs. Edwin z. Swift o. No. IL West Eightv-arSt-
st. The meetings viii be held on Tuesday evenings
during the winter the Lotus alleys on Wesc
s Zlt A s re Fs9ers OF the cub
austin Lord and Mr- and Mrs Cone.
Mss Leila rarenden. % No 81 Riverside Drive.
has organized a card club. which viii meet dtsrin-
the winter months az Delnonico's- The MEMBER
ship is United AID The ca ,l5 IS olusively for
moons
The Chester branch sf .-. -rsr-al's Muntciuar
League met last Wed. -...s sr-.-aoou a ~,
home of Mrs. j. Ros'r- --.rs-s- Williams
bridge. The former rS...- ra-- led and n
committee was appoil---. .' wr.- u1o- Presiden.
Hafen in regard % nls--- ra. as--t-.. wires on,
the white PANS r,.- -.t.r -r-al-4 The library
committee ~eDorct "a. us ae lrts 10 eseab-
Iish the local library -.. 1.-- c--vc-.sn-
70 its patrons and hslL .-. .syes OF a CarneSls
library building IN the future. resOlut-on was
passed indorsInS the nomination Of Alderman
EehrUann FOR the ELIELh District. IL Is
wise. me meeting declared. 20 trade horses while
crossing the stream. and the i1.proveueuts now
under way in Chester need the guidance %
experienced hand Ike that OF the present Alder
nan
The B. class of the Peoples Choral Union
opened ...- Tuesday evening with an unusually
large a...- -~a Frau Dar1rosch. the 9. -ectOr
~ rNe r-.-.. Fa5rs- resent "T.- Fire Cross
b. -Ia~ l5-- ts Ga re uf - Us year
ard W.. be puL--.Iy ., s.1ral-,. e---y y -