New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-28
NEW-JERsEY SOCIETIES.

washirgton's Birthday was celebrated fttfngIy
in New-Jersey by functions IN which many PRONE
inent clubwomen took part. A number went to
Morrstown 70 attend the annual celebration at the
Washington Headquarters. In Orange a large din
ner was given in the evening at the Essex County
Country Club house. " Orange Chapter. Sons
OF the Revolution. Covers laid for ei-h ty-fve
including Daughters well as Sons and the for
ner were also fully represented at the large recep
speakers included Mrs. Donald NcIsaT reeerf 81
New-fork chapter OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution: Miss Adaline Sterling presi-
dent general OF the Daughters OF the Revolution.
and Mrs. Henry p Bailey. president OF the Wom-
ans CLUB
The annual entertainment course Of the won1an's
Club % Orange was brought to a close on Wednes-
day afternoon. with a reading by Margaret Deland
Of two selections from her published works, arti-
Gle entitled The Shelf and short story, The
Immediate Jewel" Mrs. DeIaud had expected TO
deliver a lecture Modern Fiction but pref
SreGse was expressed for original selections The
the younger generation cOnsigns the elder. "but
Wnen We nave learned 70 &pprehend me young peo-
ples point Of view, though imagination and sym
pathy. then, she said in closing we are no longer
on the shelf; are Of the elect For the sign Of
the elect is the possibility OF growth in ideals
special meeting Of the Legal AID Association OF
New-Jersey held on Friday afternoon at the
Young Women's Christian Association rooms IN
Newark. Plans were made for reception to be
given after Easter. at which several prominent
speakers VIII be heard and the objects OF the
social meeting held by this society. which Includes
among its officers and contributors some Of the
best known clubwoTen and philanthropists. Mrs
Stewart Hartshorn IS deeply interested in the legal
aid work and one OF the founders Of the asso-
ciatOn- Its object IS to secure assistance to persons
unable TO employ an attorney. and many Of IT'S
cases are settled out Of court by its lawyers. who
include both men and women. on the board OF
directors Mrs. Thomas T. Kinney. president o..
the Colonial Danes OF New-Tersey: Mrs Thomas 5
TvTrrp, 1rTv -i4r c-f
dent OF PhiItacipoma. Dr. Mary y. HuSscy. mem
Der Of the executive board OF the National SufraEe
Association. Miss Corneiia Bradford. head worker
Cushing president Of the Consumers LeaEue, Mrs.
c. B. AlexdnJo-. assistant probation officer Of Fud-
Sta state ''''''' anu ''''7' '''''' "'"'-" % '-7
Sesame. % Newark. met on Tuesday IN the free
Public Library OF that city. Tie subject under
on Dryden was read by Miss Mary Swayze. who
pointed the influence Of Dryden in the literature
Of his time and later thought Mrs. George
Fowler. president OF the dub save a talk or The
Metaphysical and Scientific Research OF Locke
Miss Helen Pointer The monthly recentior 6r me
club viii be neid next Tuesday at the house Mrs
s. Roswell Ward. The Rev Or. Daniel H. Martin
reading for which melancholy view OF the liter
airy and educational outlook the guests viii - con-
The woman's Club OF Caldwell held a meeting
on Friday at the house Of Mrs Edmund r. Lame
Of Bloomfield The guest OF honor was Mrs Henry
z. Bailey. president OF the WOmans Club OF
Orange who gave. by request clear and inter
estinE account OF the work done by the George
Junior Republic ar Freeville y. y The New
arrangements for their contributions to tho newly
established aid IN that State TO the FreeviIls in