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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17
BROOKLYN CLUBW0MEN.

Ar the next meeting of the Ctvitas Club. on
Wednesday January q. at p. m, William S
Davenport Public Administrator or BROOKLYN VIII
speak
Miss Louise Wingate presided at the last meet
ING of Civttas held on Wednesday at the home
NJ Mrs Meseroe No. 100 Joralemon-st The
guests Of honor were Bliss Carman. the Canadian
poet and Ameen Rihani Inc noseesSe su Ioi u .r
occasion Were MISS i-o~-'N -
RICHTER
The monthly meeting of tho Urban Club was
held last Tuesday at the home OF its senior d.
rector Mrs Andrew Perry No. 30 First Place
The meeting was presided by Mrs John J.
Schoonhoven and the principal speaker was John
Nicholson jr, OF Manhattan His subject was The
Franchise in the South" and he explained the
various methods used by the different states 70
State in the Union. he said where the negro Is on
equal footing with the white man. Mrs. Perry also
bono- vas Mrs Tirzah Hanlen-Ruland. who
tertained the audience with songs
AT the meeting of the Brooklyn womans Club
held on Monday. January il. the chief speakers
were Miss Caroline B. LIE Row. OF the Girls High
school and Miss Jessie Howard Matteson. who
smoke of the cultivation OF the speaking voice and
the singing voice. respectively. SlsHorita Caro-.
Young California violinist gave two selections, and
f4vtnss,O usidekIaag sang .aThrough the Still
Night and encore Mrs. John McCay was IN
the chair. and informal reception followed
On Monday afternoon the Shakespeare Club. OF
Prooklyn met at the home OF Mrs. c. Lawrence.
No lI5l Pacihc-st. The subject the fifth act
OF 'sRchard III On Monday, January Is. the club
5lS Pachc-st.
The P-ospeet Club held n business meeting. which
followed by luncheon. at the MontAuk Club.
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MCLOUD-BAKER.

Miss Madge Baker. daughter OF Mr.. ana MI D
Jacob H Baker, OF Montclair, and j. Lester NC
Cloud OF New-York City. were married at the
home OF the brides uncle. George W. ia |u4,ia'
Tbs Rev Frederick =. Carter rector OF 81 LUXE me- Q
Episcopal Church performed the ceremony; = 40 %
h-ide x.-ro was given away by her fathef, MoIe d
gown OF oearI gray broadcloth. trimmed with iate
applique Her hat was OF gray pahne remonat Of
Bride roses Fastened in the lace on her GOWN cow"
diamond brooeh, the gltt ot tis a ei the maid
Q: hoEor She white silk net over C,tariee
Eolzderber OF Upper Nontclair, was pest MAJ
large r.ception followed, after which the coI t
starred on a wedding trip Upon lheii io'cA'A '
viii reetee IN York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander l. F1nkle, Of White
plains-ave williamsbridge. gave a dinner Satur-
day in honor OF the engagement Of their daughter.
J,,liette A. Joseph Duklauer of Mount
Vernon Only the members of the immediate fam
flies were present. An informal reception will be
given to-day from to 6. Miss Finkle will wear a
gown of pale green crepe de chine over white silk
and trimmed with real Irish lace. and VIII carry
boDouet of white roses. She will be assisted
., r.o.ivtnp bv Miss IDA Hickman, her cousin; Miss
NAV H,rschberg and Miss Irene Stern The young
women will wear gown. OF light blue silk yoile
onsts OF pink roses ana carnations Among the
sSnv,Isd ruests are Mrs. r. Craft, OF Lakewood
,aN.SsS 49, Aas Mr. ana Mrs. Leopold Holzr1an
y, IrookIyn: Mr. and Mrs Joseph Deutschberser,
OF oiuo S H.. IeopoId Deutschberger. the Misses
IT TO M,nnto and Celia DeutschberSer. OF Jer-
su Civ. M and Mrs Morris Duklausr. Miss
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SIMONSON-DAVIS.

Mrs. Cora J. Marshall Davis and William Z.
simonson were married Friday night at the
home Of the brides aunt. Mrs. A (. Lent burnett
st VaIsburg by the Rev. Benjamin Monroe Oh
Sidney y Y The bride attended by MISS
Margaret Williamson and August Diets was the
best man The bride wore a gown OF hght pIuS
craua De Paris ornament was q ulailoIo
and nSari sunburst the Gift of the bridegroom
Her maid OF honor attire din tan coloTeo casPe
de Paris and sne wore brooch set wlth pealt 1
the eift OF the bride The mouse was hanosolneiy
decorated with palms. cut flowers ana potceo
nh
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the unwilling ceremonies to the Hotel Raleigh.
trains leave e Peekski at sos D. m The services
at the unwilling viii be Of historical character
Of the sat Of 'hs the Of viii
IS composed Of Mrs John 4 Abeel. Mrs David 6
Carr. Miss Ella Louise Dorsett Mrs u Phoenlx
meeting of the Burton Holmes Travel Club
will be held next Tuesday morning at II o'clock.
in the Palm Court of the Hotel Endicott. Eighty
hrst-st. and Columbus-ave. The club topics are:
Morocco, Fee. Moorish Empire; Round About
Paris. Paris Exposition I-Ip'; "Olympian Games,
Greece. Thessaly"; "Barbary Coast Algerian sa-
hara, Southern SPAIN: Hawaiian Islands. China.
Manila; Yellowstone Park. Grand Canyon. Moki
Land; Through Europe with a Camera. Oberam-
ssn Raway Down the
Amur. Picking; Seoul Japan l. Japan II"
Mrs Richard r. savage. Mrs W A. Barrowss Mrs;
4, n Palmer. Mrs F. Berry Wall Mrs Edward
pen, Mrs. Henry g. Blye. Mrs, E. NJ Storm, Miss
R Ro1Ss.J irwin Mrs. Mrs MSIrss Mrs w 81
Falck. Mrs. B. Iillard. Mrs. n. C. Raft and Mrs
subjects OF travel are cordially invited to be pres
emit
Among the guests at the literary day of tho Ma
tional Society Of New-Engand Women at Del
monico's Thursday were Mrs. Barrows. of st
Louis: Mrs. S. McNutt. Mrs H. Addington Bruce.
Mrs, H. ", Hon. Mrs. Charles B. BartEam noI Mrs
Miss Leanor Virginia Root Miss Grace D. Rider
and Miss L. Taylor.
The social afternoon of the West End women's
Republican Club on Thursday one Of the most
entertaining functions ever held by the club, and
there was a large attendance OF members and
guests. One Of the principal features OF the pro-
gramme was the installation of officers for the
coming year Each candidate was pleasingly intro
duced by the president Mrs. Augustine ]. Wilson.
and the greeting from the club in each case was
enthusiastic. There songs by Mrs Camille
Brnbohm and Arthur Griffin Hughes. monolosue
by Mrs. Mercedes Leigh and recitation by Mas
ter Arthur Wahlig. Special instrumental music was
provided for the social half hour during which
refreshments were served
The social club of the Church OF the Messiah was
organized last week. It will meet at $50 O'Clock
on alternate Tuesday evenings, beginning nexl
Tuesday, January 49, in the parlors of the church
at Thirty-fourth-st. and Park-aye. George
Marvin is to be the director. and officers Will bt
elected at the first meeting.
Dr. Minot ]. Savage will begin winter series o.
study classes on Thursday evening in the church
at $50 p. m. for the study OF THE Bible one weel
/ are open TO all. whether belonging 70 the churci
or not. The first class is held Thursday instead o
/ Wednesday that it may not conflict with tn
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ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

announcement Is made OF the engagement OF MISS
Edna Louise Fly daughter Of MI and Mrs. ChArieS
r. Fry OF Eighteenth and Cropsey aVes.. broon'sH'
aud William Orrnistoa Richardson. OF Aannattsn,
Mss Fry a a graduate OF Barnard CoAsee clasS y.
&C. and an Alpha Phi Mr. fSichardson ~ ~
" the Junior Local Assembly of the 6rotherh oou
u St Andrew and q member OF the Nauohai Hua1 u
an engagement OF interest TO large crcie Oh
lsnds is that OF Miss Nathalie Strauss sister OF
Aalcorn Strauss the artist TO Samuel ]. Stiebel.
WHO 10 said TO be the youngest member OF the New
TOrk Stock Excnange. They will receive congr atu-
ations q reception TO be given to-day az Ile
home OF Mss Strauss, IN La Rochelle apartment
40 " West Seventy-hfth-st.
Nrs n stons sns Mr. Maxpury, Of No Uo
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RICKFORD-wISwALL.

Miss Edith TiswaIl. only daughter of MI and
Mrs Joseph Clarkson Wiswan. of this city. and
Oscar Bedford Of Toronto. Canada. VIII be married
next Saturday January %. ct 4 o'clock. al the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest, Fifth-aEe an3 forlss
ffth-st After the ceremony Mr. ana MIS- BiEhicru
will leave for France, Though which they VIII ldhs
an automobile trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

On account OF the death Of the mother Of John
J. Amory, of Morris Heights nine months
ago. Mr.. and Mrs Amory have not entertained this
During the month OF February they Will
give several informal dinners and luncheons
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20 at the Hotel Endlcott. Tho euchre VIII begin at
$40 and stop at 1880. when dancing will begin.
Mrs Edward Karsch. OF No. 1o4 West one-hun-
dred -and-twenty- ninth-st will entertain a large
dinner party tonight in honor OF Mr.. Karschs
birthday.
Mrs. Frederick W. Tufts and the Misses Bemis
of No 1O2 West seventy-afth-st have cards out Tor
teas from to on January IL ana To-
Mrs John Kurrus. of No 4s3 Lenox-ave-. Will
entertain the Ienox Matinee Whist on next Mon
day. January lS
Mrs Walter H Pierson. OF No. 1877 Madson-ave.
is Mt home on the second and fourth Mondays or the
month.
announcement is made by Mr.. and Mrs. William
George Wilson. OF No sl4 West Eishty-siXth-st
of the engagement OF their daughter Florence. 10
Ten Brock Monroe Terhune. son Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles F Terhune. OF this city the date lor the
marriage has not been set
Mrs Abner Mellen and Miss Mellen. of No 81
Riverside Drive, will receive their friends on jan
uary % and %. from until O'CLOCK
The annual military ball of the Old Guard is 10
be given on Tuesday evening. the 18th nst- at tne
Metropolitan Opera House The puioins "ii-
decorated with the national colors, ana win
swords muskets. cannon and flags which nav"
gone through many engagements -. ,sr,gbt
The grand military march will begin az ma nnsn
II is expected that President Roosevelt wiz PPba
the bali The new commanding general OF rr,
Tinted States Army General Adna r. Chaffee. ana
his staff and other military guests VIII a'leiu u"
fun uniform and take part in the march;,, Guard
The military and dance music by the Ol9 49,, 80
Band will be led by the Bent Brothers. L1r
ant John Parr Is chairman Of the house coulli'te9
Major S Ellis Briggs the Old Guaros co nlLiHI ~
ant will receive the guests in marquee uPoa aaa
raised platform at the rear OF the stage pe'"
10 and y o'clock
Mrs Charles Finney Cox. OF No. o. East 0iA.'
seventh-st has cards out for two receptions iol
her daughter Mrs. Edwin Brown jerks al the IHse
one on Tuesday. the 18th inst. Mrs Jenks WI,
assisted In receiving by the young women "ho "e
her bridesmaids.
Mrs Donald Mclean. Regent OF the New OH
city Chapter D. A. r.. will attend the opening
performance of Paul Revere" at the Murray fiIi
Theatre Monday, January ls. accompanied ~
the officers OF her chapter. viz: First vice-regsnt
Mrs Clarence Postley; second vice-regenI M
T.iyyards Hall; recording secretary. Miss Mary e.
Springer; corresponding secretary Miss Myra
tin. treasurer. Mrs. Thomas Whitney; resistIal'
Mrs Vernon Davis; historian. Miss Emma Lathrop'
and members OF various committees
Three silver wedding anniversaries OF prominent
pson.s we're observed IN OsanSs and East OE@iis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mrs. Wilbur Brown. OF No 1s9 West One-hun
dred-nnd-twenty- ninth-st.. entertained on Frida
afternoon the euchre club which she organize
about FIVE seasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dinnwood OF Bordham,
gave a reception at their home on Monday evening
to a large circle of friends. A supper served
at midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Olive T. Kennedy. Miss Elsie Totten. Miss Mar
jorie Lawrence Miss Frances Shethar: Miss Carrie
Skinner Miss Lucy Washburn, MISS Mlioreu
WiIdey Miss CIarisse Hale Miss Grace Ives WASH
burn Miss Roselle Pfarrius. Miss Caroline Pelgrain
Miss Florence Cornell. Miss Louise Aldr1ch. Miss
Bessie Mclean Miss Bertha Shafer, Miss 5. Louise
Acker Miss May Deering, Miss Ethel Pesrsall
Miss ZiIph Hayes, Miss Ruth Eaton Miss Florence
May Miss Ethel Pelgram and Miss Carrie Nlchols.
The Society of Musical Therapeutics Will meet at
the home of Miss Florence Guernsey NO $50 Cen
trail Park South on Saturday evening, January g.
Dr. J. Mont Bleyer will speak on THE Wonders OF
Sound" illustrating the formation of tone hgures.
The officers Of this society are Miss Eva Augusta
VesceIius president; Mrs. Edward Wark, secretary
executive committee. Miss Florence Guernsey, MRS
J. d Cozzino Miss Georgia |. 5. Andrews, Dr. j.
Mont Bleyer John Harrington Edwards ana DE- j.
Thornton Sibley.
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The Misses Brown. of No. IS West One-hundred-
dthrtiethst. have cards out for Fridays of this
month
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MRS. MAXWELL ALEXANDER
Who was married last week.

Unitarian Club dinner which takes place at the
Hotel St Denis Wednesday. January %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

tablet placed the Van Cortlandt farmhouse
at Peekskil in commemoratlon OF its use by Gen
eraI George Washington and his aids when he
made his headquarters there in ZIG. Will be I'M
yelled by the Daughters of the Revolution OF the
State OF New-York on next Tuesday morning, the
18th inst ct II AZ q. A special Will be at
tached to the train leaving the New-York Central
and HUDSON River RsiIroad. Grand Central Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

erick Bates. Mrs. William Wheeler, Miss Beatrice
Rocci, Miss Josephine Rose and Miss Lottie
Burnes.
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Mrs Frederick w. Tufts and the Misses Bemis
of No 102 West Seventy-hfth-st. have cards out 10
teas from to s on January Is and 20.
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Mr. and Mrs Walter L. Grnger have taken a
house in Fort Washington Road, Washington
Heights and next month will give several informal
dinners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mrs Rathbone and Miss Rathbone. OF Detroit.
are making visit of three months in New-York.
and are stopping in Irving Place. Meanwhile Mr.
Rathbone has Joined party OF men Oh Il Si0o'A-is
expedition in Florida
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20 at the Hotel Endicott. Tho euchre will begin at
$40 and stop at 1890. when dancing will begin
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on Tuesday. Mrs Donellon presided over ne
meeting. and after the luncheon Miss Anna ".
Roome. probationary officer. talked OF her work.
Fer two years the Prospect has contributed toward
the salary of the probationary officer. Mrs Brstz
Is it's representative the probationary ocaceP
committee OF the local clubs.
Mrs. Terhune. Women's Branch OK CITY
Missions addressed the meeting held by the Dorcas
Society. OF the Church OF the Incarnation on Mon
day afternoon She told about the working girls
homes. where any girl could board on ons-half Of
her salary Much good has been done by the
Italian. Jewish and colored missions established by
the Womens Branch in Brooklyn
The principal speaker at tbs meeting Of She
Brooklyn Woman's Single Tax Club Mrs Mary
z. Craigie. whose topic 1.-THE Ethics of Taxa
ton Her sentiments toward taxation without
representation were clearly shown
On Friday afternoon a meeting under the auspices
of the New-York Branch OF the Associate Alunnna
of Vassar College was held at the home OF Mrs
Charles Pratt, No. pa Clinton-ave. President
James NJ Taylor addressed the meeting The oo-
tect Of the alumna. OF which thers are a largo
number in Brooklyn, is to raise the sum of money
before june which John Rockefeller has agreed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mrs John Kurrus, of No. 4s3 Lenox-ave-. wi
entertain the Lenox Matinee Whist on next MOE
day January Is.
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MANHATTAN SOCIETIES.

S. The board Of managers of the New-York Daugh-
ters OF the Revolution has arranged TO give a
euchre party in the Aston Gallery OF the Waldorf
Astoria on Tuesday afternoon. January 10 at
D. m. The proceeds from the tickets Will so TO
complete the fund for the memorial window 10
commemorate the Battle of Harlem Heights. The
entertainment committee is Mrs Ashbel +. FITCH,
chairman; Mrs. D. Phoenix Ingraham. Mrs. John
II Abeel Mrs Charles w Dayton. George B.
Wallis Mrs. Bradley I. Eaton. Mrs. Francis +
Furnaid Mrs Henry W. Helfer. Mrs. Henry g
Foster Mrs. Axel o. Ihlseng, Mrs David c Carr
Mrs William Coxford. Mrs. Wilbur r Waterman
Mrs Jacob Shrady Mrs. Julian Meyer, assisted by
Mrs Clarence s. Belts. Mrs Henry L Bartlett
Mrs A De /. Brigham, Mrs. Frederick Lund, Miss
Jessie Nook Miss Edith Cambria. Miss Viola RUS
sell and Mrs. Zeb Mayhem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mr. and Mrs T c. Dupont. Of Wilmington. eel
ebrated their crystal wedding anniversary last
evening The invitations. which were conilneo
mostly to connections of the family, were unique
These were engraved In gilt letters on heavy piece
of beveled glass the size OF large reception III
yitstjon card and were sent in boxes 10 Mt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mrs. Walter H. Piersop, or NO 1Si Maolsoh-aVe
is ut home on the second and fourth Mondays Of tn
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

MARION GREEN HUDSON High Class WAITING NIL
ANl liner 22I West 126th Street New City, orig
mate and design millinery individual Fancy
muns . speciality VIII call notice
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Mrs. Abner Melen and Miss Melen' OF NO
Riverside Drive will receive their friends on Jan
uary % and 90 from until O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Announcement is made by Mr.. and MIS-. "liiain
Csaorge Wilson Of No. s14 West Eighty sixth-st
of the engagement their daughter. Florence. TO
Ten Brock Monroe Terhune. son Of MT ana Mrs
Charles F Terhune. of this city The date lor the
marriage has not been set.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mrs. Edward Karsch. OF No 1o4 West One-hun-
dred-and-twenty- nnth-st will entertain large
dinner party tonight In honor OF Mr. Karsch's
birthday.
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musical was given by Mrs. NJ William Smith.
OF No 5l East hundred -sixth-st. on
Saturday evening. which was attended by several
hundred guests. Among those VINO TOOK par
were Mrs. s. Gurnss. Miss Kate Gurnes, Mrs. Fred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17
Latest Styles in Couture.
Andre, Ladies' HairdreSSer

ID West 10Th St. adjoining GiIsey House.
Specialist in hair colorng onduIation shanpooinx.
nanicuring. scalp treatment facial imported
shell ornaments. hair goods.
Andres hair coortng, harmless preparation 70
restore gray and oeached hair its original ooor;
all shades price 81
Algerian hair tonic cures dandrur stop, hair fnll-
Ing out. price 81
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In connection with this quaint shop is WI

West F4fty-ninth-st gave an informal musical last
Thursday afternoon, January "A, at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Mrs A. B. Stone and Mn. Marbury. of No lD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Three silver wedding anniversaries of prominent
p.ouls we're observed Ia Orange and East OTaiSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

A. tho raxt meeting of the Civitas Club. on
"wednesday January q, at p. m, William 81
Davenport. Public Administrator OF Brooklyn, VIII
speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

The P-ospect club held a business meeting. which
was followed by a luncheon. at the Montauk Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

DR. Mary D. Husssy. of East Orange. made an
address on A'he Congress OF Mothers' before the
Political Study Club of Caldwell. on Tuesday. at
the home Of Mrs William Bond; president OF the
club. Dr. Hussey has been largely instrumental IN
forming civic and political study clubs IN many
New-Jersey towns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

The Newark Educational Association has elected
the following officers: President. Mrs. Zachartah
Belcher; vice-president Mrs Laban Dennis: secrs-
tary Mrs. Joseph Clark, and treasurer, Mrs SAM
uel Clark Mrs. Dennis was reappointed chairman
of the visiting committee and the other chairmen
are as follows: Art Miss Harriet E. Adams; leg1s-
lation. Mrs. r. V. Lindabury; press. Mrs. Charles
Young; lecture. Mrs Frederic l. Thorne: pro-
gramTne Miss Agnes Fl Woodruff. and nature
study Mrs. c. Edward latham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

The Tuesday Musical Club Of East Orange. hsld
its regular meeting on Tuesday at the house or
Mrs Marie Merrick a pianist and prominent mem
her ~ the cIuh A miscellaneous programme was
given consisting of vocal solos by Miss Assnann,
Miss Carolina Molina and Mrs Wilfred r Harri-
son and piano solos by Mrs. George Aitksn and
Miss Kate WOOlley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

The Consumers League OF New-Jersey has re-
Gently organized committee on the protection OF
children which met on Thursday afternoon AT ths
Free Public Library in Newark. The call for this
meeting was issued by the state secretary OF tns
lea que Miss Florence Dale. of Montclalr Suo1ects
relative to the aid and supervision OF children III
the Industrial world were freely discussed Among
the members of the committee are Hugh r. FOX. OIL
trenton and the Rev Henry r. Rose. OF the
Church OF the Redeemer, Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17
DOINGS IN NEW-JERSEY CLUBS

The woman's Literary Club. of Arlington, gave
an entertainment on Tuesday afternoon. as TIA
Country Club house Miss Charlotte SuIly. of New
York gave pantomirnic Rotations: Miss Margaree
Keyes also of New-York. sang I'm Hernot py
Franz and The Gondolier'S Love Song. oy
Meyer-HeImund, and a paper American Art
was read BY Mrs. Charles OConnor Irwin
socia, hour followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17

Phitscipona OF Newark. held its annual unest-
ing on music, the subject which stands for the
letter IN in the name Of the club. on Friday
afternoon. The meeting held at the house OF
Mrs Robert A Pryor, No 1879 ROseville-ave A
musical programme was given and papers musi-
cal topics were read