New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
NEw.JERsEY SOCIETIES.

On Monday at noon. the I-orristown CookinA
Club. conducted by Mrs. Willis K. Howell. closed
its season with elaborate review Hncheon.r
Each pupil contributed dish. prepared by her owns
hands. and the result 5 far possible from
the style OF amateur cooking alluded TO in ths
comic papers. Everything served was pronounced
delicious The members OF the club Miss
Iwining. Miss Dodge. Miss Poor. Miss DOuglas.t
The menu was as follows: Cream OF chicken In
cups: fish timbales with sauce HOIandase; Omeettsl
salad. Italian cheese. biscuits. Bavarian cream.
tarts. cakes. coffee and tea. The guests OF honor
Mrs. James Douglas and Mrs. Washburn
orsa9zed 70 pIV the eypa ems Of the YoHng wSm
ans Christian Union. at the Market Street Mission.
came TO more than SIS. and the amount was turned
into the mission treasury
The Study Club Of Railway Is an active ana
growing organization. which has held several In
tsrestins and important functions IN the course %
this year and the officers elected az the recent ar
Flce-pTeSldent MISS cara CIark' recording Secre-
ary. Miss Ella Baumgartner: corresponding secre-
tary@ Miss Edith MershOn; treasurer. Miss Irene
White. The State president. Miss Mary McKeen,
was lately entertained BY the club at a large re-
ton departments Of education and economies Rah-
maintains quite a number OF active federated
clubs. among them the Athenian and the Home
Reading Club
The Political Study Club. of Orange. dealt with
a large subject its meeting last Tuesday. The
session held the house Of Mrs. Porter and
the programme consisted solely of a comprehensive
review Of a book entitled The Government OF tho
American People" Eleven chapters were reviewed
by Mrs. 5. : Dow Mrs Walter Dodge Mrs
Ayres and Mrs. Milne. a.d the topics suggested
discussed by the CLUB. These Included a sur
vey Of the first colonies in Virginia and NIassa-
sraa 6S6 gs T upon o FS" f2'3I ms sns
ures Of government established from time to time.
and the development OF States and municipalities
nrr5s Of tF xSIfis D DlV ana ' tb. sr
problems governments
for these problems in republic pronounced
20 De the active interest OF the citizens This
one Of The few meetings for general study the at
questions OF pressing current interest.
A Celebrity Party" was given on Friday even-
ing by the Woman's Club. Of Newark az its rooms.
Nc. 951 Broad-st. This was the first large event
held in the new rooms. and the attendance OF mem
hers and guests full The club provides some
thing pleasant for its members every night in thu
modlous quarters viii add greatly to the Interest,"
OF IT'S Informal meetings -
The Travellers club. OF RoseviIe made an ex-
cursion 70 New-YorS Friday. visit the Sfu-
OF Natural History. in connection with the
seasons study Of Holland a considerable number
pleasing variation upon the clubs usual method %
travelling on paper
The officers recently elected by the MontcIair
branch OF the National Society or New-Fngland
Women follows: President Miss Carolins
3. Chapman: first vice-president. Mrs Hugo Reid:
second vlce-president Mrs. Frederick $ Cage: re-
cording secretary Mrs. William G.. Matthews (re--
elected: corresponding secretary. Miss claire De-
Iano re-elected). treasurer. Mrs. Lowell Upshur-
(re-eectetD. and assistant Mrs Francis
Osgood Rand. Mrs. Arthur Horton and Mrs ~ ~.
Decker. u decided 10 Join the Nevv-Iersey
State Fedsra ton ~ WOmeu's clubs ~ the n1eetins
OF that organization to be held in Caldwell IN May
-
tn" orange Society % New-F,ngiaud Women.
which Is independent but not a federated club. is
holding a series Of meetings on England writ
ers. Cel,I Thaxter the last considered and
next week the subject will be Prescott the his
t0ri70
The IenteH Sewing Class Of lforristown founded
and carried BIZ Mrs Robert y. Foote
and Mrs. Alexander r. Tiers and meeting al their
homes. has become a large and prosperous club.
NUMBERING one hundred members. They meet ON
alternate Tuesdays. each year. during Lent and
work almost exclusively for All Souls HOSPITAL
Thousands of really durable and useful garments
valuable contribution to its resources.
SIX honorary vice-presidents. among them IN,
most prominent men OF tire State have been added
10 the roll Of officers OF the Consumers League of
New-Jersey. They are Archdeacon William r.
Jenny. of HObOken; Hamilton W. Mabe a sum
NIT: the Rev. Thomas J. Moran. Of Arlington.
Blocker Van Wagenen. of Orange. the Rev James
n Ludlow. Of East Orange. and the Rev. Amory
r. Bradford OF MOntClair The active cffrers ara
women, the leagIe having been a woman's orean-.
ization from the start. both i'm its conception 4,i
progress Mrs. Q. W. Il. Cushing Is the NeN-Jer-