New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
NEWJERSEY CLUBWoMEN

NEWJERSEY CLUBWoMEN
The Travellers Club Of Rosevflle, mse ON Mon.
day at the home of Mrs P L. Hoadley Tho sub
ject of the day Holland. and the following
papers and talks given: The Hague by
Mrs Leon Hartpence; The Training Of Dutch
Of the cS s Sa9Ties z Ta9Nnps0n greSdels
iRsoR and The Dutchman at Home" by Mrs.
FreaeTlck A Dudley. Music furnished by
Mrs. Alexander Brown. contraIto and Miss Byran.
Mass former president Of Iba rII1h VI %,. -
the guests and spoke Of club work in Newton
At the monthly reception of Sesame In New
ark. on Tuesday at the home OF Miss FIersnos
Doe a lecture on John Milton. the Post OF tho
Rev DR. IVn1s1 3SbiIDa "a aS1 4enNSeJ ny tns
Park Presbyterian Church
The Mothers Club. of Verona, was addressed on
Friday. January S. by the Rev. Edwin 3 White.
rector Of Christ Episcopal Church, OF Boomfead
HIS subject was child Training in References
Education and Environment"
The Political Study Club of Orange ". J., held
a meeting Tuesday. January 5. the house OF
Mrs Walter Dodge, No % CIeveland-st. The
principal speaker OF the occasion was Mrs. Henry
P. Bailey president of the Womans Club OF
Orange. who made address The Dependent
Classes OF the State" giving the result OF her
summers work in inspecting various azyIus re-
Mrs, BaIleys remarks supplied the answers to a
I series or questions submitted 10 the CluO Dy Une
o.ale CIVIC edeIatoh or NeW-Jersey. Inc reply.
as drawn up IN part at the close Of the meeting.
insane and feeble minded persons is NOT satisfac-
tory that the marriage OF feeble minded persons
should be prevented by their permanent retention
and Sailors homes sao9I be i less favorsd S bg the
State and the pensions of inmates applied TO the
Mrs Bailey spoke OF the difficulty of correcting
ssrrss, 9D1asl + tv5Cn5s ~ ,Hrsdsr 1T tbass MAJ
ters and endeavOr 70 influence public sentiment
printtpIe Of Supplying patients with useful work
ard praised the methods OF the epeptic colony at
Vineland
Plans for the spring meeting Of the New-Jerssy
State Federation. 70 he held next May in Caldwell.
were discussed the monthly meeting Of directors
held on Tuesday. IN the rooms or the Woman'5
Club. in Newark Tn the absence OF tho presidant
Miss Mary McKeen. who is III. Mrs Andrew J.
Nevbury of Jersey City. first vIce-president ooca-
pied the chair Nomination and programme COM
mittees were appointed with Mrs. David Miller. OF
Elizabeth a. chairman OF the former and Mrs
Jessie c Crear. of Elizabeth as chairman OF the
Salem. chairman OF the sociology department. re-
PepubU, OF Freevile n Y She announced that
circular letters had been sent 10 all the clubs OF
Would give to this movement Each club is asked
to decide the amount per capita Which Il Is abs
sending boys and girls from New-Jersey to tia
Junior Republic
a general meeting of the newspaper and literary
women OF New-Jersey was held on Thursday. ar
the Free Public Library. in Newark. The plan OF
establishing a woman's press club in the stata.
with headquarters in Newark has been agitating
the press workers for some time. and organiza-
ton committee finally selected. with Mrs
Charles a Van Doren chairman The commit
fee having received from many women favorable
replies the need Of such an assoclauon issued
ing of definite plans for the establishment Of ths
women of literary pursuits from all parts Of Nsw-
Jersey for informal intercourse second 10 nnIn1a&a
clubrOoms for the use of the members.
The Woman's Club Of Orange again attacked tho
domestic problem. a meeting "Wednesday.
under the auspices of the department OF economics
The chairman. Mrs Hahn. made an excellent adj
dress in which she asked the cooperation OF tho
club in the establishment of association sirnia,
10 the. German Housewives Association OF New
non of EMPLOYERS import sufficient number OF
workers and establish responsible snPloymsnE
tained \ proposed constitution and bylaws wera
read. and Miss Smith OF Boston, who would under
take the active management or the instltution was
and gave interesting account OF her
discussion and vote was taken the desirabiIity
Of such association, resulting in an overwhsnn-
ing majority In It's favor
The New-Jersey State Society. Daughters OF the
Revolution celebrated the 127Jh anniversary OF the
battle of Princeton on Saturday. January 2 IN
was the Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady. who read
extracts from his book. American Fights and
Fighters" Addresses were made by Miss Adaline
w Sterling. president general OF the society and
Mrs. John F. DIX. the State regent. Among those
present were Mrs. Andrew W. Bray, the Orange
regent. and Miss Adeline W. T0rrey. founder OF
the New-Jersey society. and several officers and
members OF local clubs. The meeting closed with q
reception
DR.. Ernst J. Lederle, formerly Health Commits
sioner OF Eew-YOrk. viii give address on the
Pure Food oin before Congress. at the quar-
,erly meeting OF the Crawford Village Improve
rnent Association. TO be held Tuesday. January
u. az $50 o'clock at st. PauTs Church. Crawford
j. Petitions in favor Of the bill will be pre-
sented for signatures at the meeting and then sent
% the Senators and Representatives Wash
ngtOn. This action suggested by Harvey
WHEY, chlef or the Bureau OF Chemistry seven
hundred invitations have been sent out for the
meeting, and IL is considered OF the most I'm
oortant events in the history OF the association.
which Is the nrst wOmen'S organization in New
Jersey TO take up this question on Monday
ne- January II, DR.. John Mc(iaw Woodbury., Com
missioner of Street Cleaning in New-York will
slve an Illustrated lecture for the association at
ST. Pauls Church His subject will bs '.rhA Wnars
" a Great City.