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

The WOman'S Literary CluD or Arlington, Bsso
entertainment on Tuesday afternoon. at ths
Country Club house. Miss Charlotte sully of New
York, gave pantomimic recitations; Miss Margares
keyes a 5 OF rSs oSdosT LOVE- Songs 81
Meyer-Helmund and a paper on aAmer 1 Art
socia, hour followed
The Topic Club. of Morristown. met on Monday.
at the home of Miss Helen Woodruff. In Jamss-sr
This club holds a weekly meeting to discuss some
special topics usually a magazine articla or an &c,
during the informal discussion which follows the
reading Some members or me cup ayf NJ AisS
Forbes Mrs Gordon sherman. Miss sherman, MIS-
Henry Taylor. Mrs. Charlton T. Lewis and MIS-
Edward Clarke
The Tuesday Musical Club of East Orange. hsld
It's regular meeting on Tuesday at the house OF
Mrs Marie Merrick pianist and prominent mem
Der OF the club. \ miscellaneous Pr9sraIn,n0 Ma'
Miss Carolina Molina and Mrs Wilfred F. Harri,
Miss Kate WOoIley
The Consumers. League Of New-Jerssy has
Gently organized a committee the protection or
children which met Thursday afternoon at ths
Free Public Library In Newark. The call for this
Mas FoGeGcs ~ bs Of Subjects
relative to the aid and sTDerysi9n or ehdIGn m
the members Of the COMMITTEES are usn r. COX S 2,
Church Of the Redeemer. Newark
DR.. Mary D. Hussey. of East Orange. made
address "the congress OF MotheIS OehOAo IAo
Political Study Club. of Caldwell. Tuesday. at
the home Of Mrs. William Bond; president or tn ne
Club Dr. Hussey has been 4aTgey 16 t ~,
New-Jersey towns
Ths Saturday Club OF Newark held its mid
winter reception Saturday afternoon. January
g. at the house of Mrs. Joseph R. Bradner- The
club is social one and the occasion was excep-
tionally brilliant. In addition TO a brief musical
os pr6nenf ebwome1 Of the State notably
Mrs. MinOa Graham Sexton, president OF tlo Stdl9
Suffrage Association; Mrs. George w BLACKWELL
member of the woman's Reformatory Commission;
fltsrary Cub Of Arlington; Mrs. George Fowler
president of Sesame, Of Newark. and other prrses-
Mary Lawrence. president OF the Saturday Club.
the aps sRf ss fsd
COriiss and Mrs. James NJ Seymour
Tns Newark Educational Association has elected
the following officers: President. Mrs. Zachariah
Belcher; vice-president. Mrs Laban Dennis secrs-
tary Mrs Joseph Clark. and treasurer, Mrs SAM
uel Clark. Mrs. Dennis was reappointed chairman
are as follows art Miss Harriet = Mans Ma bs ss
Young; LECTURE Mrs Eredsrle L. TnoFHe; pro.
study. Mrs. G. Edward latham.
The Southern Society of the Orange. held its
nuaI reception Tuesday at the house OF Mrs.
Benjamin Shepard No. Is Harrison-st The affair
was brilliant social occasion Many guests were
present and an elaborate supper vas served Iss
living in the Oranges. and It's membership is
Season are Mrs. Arthur s. Lloyd president: Mrs,
Bouldn, vce-presdent; Miss Isetei' secretary. and
Mrs Lamar. treasurer
The Nova Csesarea Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. met on Tuesday in the rooms
of the Historical Society. In Newark. The commit
tee on nominations presented report which viii
be acted upon at the annual business meeting to-
JenEinson % vim i retire from once The literary
feet discussed will be Robert Treat and His Col
leagues
PhiIitscipon,a. OF Newark held it's annual meet
ing on music the subject which stands for the
letter IN in the name Of the club. on Friday
Ths ssns Mas Ssd az yns house q
musical programme was given and papers on nusi-
cal topics were read
At the eleventh annual meeting OF the Womans
Club. of Newark. held Friday. January g. the
following officers were elected: President. Miss
Antoinette Rehman; first vice-president Miss Rose
Faughmsn: second vice-president Miss Harriet A.
Weiss tnra viee-pr MISS Srldsee 6sugnran;
ant recording secretary, Miss Jeanette Howard:
assistant Corresponding; secretary Miss Mary Caf-
frey: treasurer Miss Emma 11. Campbell; assistant
Miss Augusta Bridgena- Members of the executive
Campbeii Mrs. susie Derrevere and MISS aiuTphy
The retiring president, Miss Eleanor Jenkinson,
Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The club. which is largely educational, maintains
prosperous classes IN music literature French and
Industrial pursuits
The course OF three entertainments given annu-
ally by the woman's Club OF Orange began this
year with song recital by David Bisphan. given
in Association s Han on Wsdnesday The sslssuon.
Jensen; with two ballads. Danny Desver and
crowded. in Spite Of Indictment weather. and Mr..
BisDnam Was in good voice and shorougny en-
sonxA were OF special interest