New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
WITH NEW-JERsEY SOCIETIES.

WITH NEW-JERSEY SOCIETIES. RI
The recently organized Visiting Nurse Associa@
ton. OF Newark is the result OF the unobtrusiva
work OF committee OF visitors from the Bureau
OF Charities and the Female Charitable S0cietyse
who have for some time endoavored to s,ippI7
trained attendance IT, emergencies for the poor IA
Sneir own homes. Ths need and value Of This work
50 increased that the committee raised funds for
secured the services o. Miss G b. Dancv from ths
johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Not 0niv "a
zee attendance furnished those who cannot a
~ tho visitors. and instruction given as ~ sclf,-
80. ~ ~ 1lN- y, vas Iouii-
to- and meeting was held f2- that purpose. c
President. Mrs. Benjamin. Coe ~fce-presi5ent. Mss
Kate l. Roberts secretary and Miss Helen FIig5is
ed diet kitchen established where deIcIcjes f1r
that Newark has long been IN need Of such an M
stltHtlon whcE - an established feature Of cha--
Tho Civic Club Of Newark gave a large reception
on Friday afternoon az the house OF 1Irs. Jamss
y. CorIiss No. % East Park-st. The speakers in
clUded the Rev. Adolph Roeder president OF thu
State Civics Federation. Dr. GreuvfIIe VI Weeks %
THIS city, ard Mrs. Mary HudsPeth Benson. %
Jersey City, The musical programme was piano
WrfrsS IT. 49, T5yy Egai so'S ny Ms.
solos by John Corlies accomraniad by Miss Sara
dime OF is c6r. Min t 9 9h r9e Ho2.r3r az 80
f-eshments were served
The Colonial Danes OF Nev-Jersev gave n
luncheon on Monday at the old barracks in Tren-
ton Covers were laid for seventv-ave danes from
all parts % the State. and tho luncheon was pre.
coded BY a large reception. The New-Jersey presi-
ceived with Mrs. Herbert a ClairHorre 81 P,Sb-
m0nd. Va president OF Tie national srcia-[- -~t,
rooms we're trimmed in biIe and b5T Sc S9i,-I -
me society. Mrs Lewis Perrre Miss Mary Dick
son ara Mrs; Alexander F. Jameson. o. Trenton.
presided at the table.
The last lecture IN the course on municipal affairs
by Professor Charles LuebIin. under the auspices
OF the Neu-J7rsey State Federation OF Women's
Clubs. was delivered on Monday IN the Peddis
Decade OF civic Improvement" and the features
9I SIe iGeai CITY We're dvst gpon In detail TIE
city ought TO be AIlGdinr to he BsIti1ore 49,
he saiI. T5,. BURNING ~ I-i1-e , t
me rising OF the Phenix to an entirely new nfe--
more beautiful Baltimore out Of the ashes You
So Il.9S t.e example o. those other cities which
was not for the erecting OF a more symmetrical
hat Rss befors We had tRs nS% eS P Which 59s
9i.{ some N ne I2st ten years Baltimore starts
70 IS in process Of realization Mr.. Luebln bore
record 70 the fact that Il IS the women who snow
themselves most Interested in the welfare OF to
modern cry.
An event OF the week in Orange was the anateur
vaudeville performance given on Wednesday for
the benefit Of the new clubhouse. and entitedes
-lTnplo stunts D. society StllS' The affair WA
arranged BY Mrs. WilsO2 Farrand and Mrs Amos !
c. Van Gaasbeek. and the stunts were clever ana
amusing. keeping the audience in a state OF hila1
rtous laughter and applause from the start SONS y
q the performances were. a mOnOl0gue entitled r.
The suburban" By Mss Agnes Woodrur; a
Spanish dance BY Miss French: coon songs By
Miss Ring and Mrs. Graves, Blue Beard a.
PJsthUraOus Opera by Wagner" played BY Mrs. 8
Charles Hathaway and parody Poe's :
Raven" by Mrs. Van Gaasbcek emb0dyIng the =
clubs motto. The Best Is Yet 70 Be" The haT .
Of the /. VI G.. "A. Building crowded with a =
large and fashionable audience. ard a substantial =
sum realized
The presence OF fl the balcony 70 listen to =
tho speeches feature OF the Lincoln Day =
dinner u the East orange Republican Club. on
Friday evening. In this partial admission o. =
women the club has followed the example OF thu =
New In gland Society old established mems
al <QClat.On OF the Oranges. Women wiz Re among =
-la guests table the dinner OF the Orange, :.
Chapter. sons o. the American Revolution. "a =
WaShingtOn's Birthday az the Essex county =
COUNTRY Club. ard three OF the sDea lIers viT "a
Daughters OF tls American Revolution members =
At the recent annual meeting or tire village
Improvement Association Of Crawford y J. t. a.
'oiiowirg officers elected. Honorary president
Mrs. r. = Bates president Ni-s KENYON Nassicx. =
lrst Tice-pre7cc-t- Miss Lakry. second vioc-ure--
tent, Mrs j. r McCav, recording secretary Mrs. i
J. E Bates. corresponding secretary. LIrs. w c. =
Allen. and treasurer. Mrs. @. Damon. =