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play.
The monthly public meeting OF the Woman's
National Sabbath Alliance win be held at IL a m
tomorrow in Assembly Room. No. 725. the SOW
enth floor of the Presbyterian Building. No. 1S6
F1fth-ave, at Twentisth-st.
The devotional service Will be held IN the same
room at 1O15 o'clock. The topic is "Obedience to
Gods Laws" Numbers XIV, 90, and Proverbs vi, %
At the Circle Of Divine Ministry. No. 81 West
T>wentieth-st.. z. B. Guild Will give talk on
Sunday afternoon, February "a at $50 O'Clock HIS
subject win be God"
The Home Travellers Club. although only three
years old has done much successful touring dur
ing that time, both at homo and abroad During
1904 Russia Is its field. Mrs Arnold Schramm is
president The club meets every other Saturday
evening at homes OF members
The Post Parliament Club. Miss Anne Rhodes.
president meets twice each month from October to
April Current literature current event is
the subject for debate at the first meeting; at the
second. political science or parliamentary law
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BICKFORD-w1swALL.

The marriage Of Miss Edith Wiswan only daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarkson WiswaJI, Of
No 2g8 West observation-disclosures to
Oscar Leonard Bickford. OF Toronto. Canada, took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the Church
OF the Heavenly Rest Fifrh-ave. and Forty-fth-st.
M Bickford IS a lieutenant Of the Royal Scottish
Guards, stationed ~ Toronto
The bride attended Dy Mrs. Henry Clarke
COe as uatrOn Of honor. and W. D. Fletcher was
the best man. After the ceremony reception was
held at the home Of the brides parents. After
brief honeymoon IN the South Mr. and Mrs. Bich-
ford will sail for France. and later make auto
mobile tour through the southern part Of that
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KELLY-RAYAloND.

The marriage Of Miss Emily Brooks Raymond to
John Jerome Kelly will be celebrated at St Patrick s
CAR al Saturday January 90. Miss Josephine
Kelly sister OF the bridegroom. will be the maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids VIII be the Misses Katie
Fleitmann, Julia Trowbrtdge. Louise Trowbridge.
Constance Crimmins Eth-l Brooks and Marion
Kelly. L. Victor FrOment viii be best man. and the
ushers J. Harold Kunkel, Frederick S. BattershaIl,
A. William Putnam. Eugene Froment, Benjamin
Tilt and Dr. Joseph ]. Higgins.
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DOINes on BRooKLYN CrURn

The european held its January nesthrss pre-
coded BY luncheon. at the Knapp Mansion. Bed
ford-ave. and Ross-st., Thursday afternocn-
presented by Mrs Don seitz chairman 81 ths
COMMITTEES on municipal Affairs Alfred B. Dick
son, accompanied BY Mrs Florence Brown SheD-
ard sang three oarytone solos; Max Barr gave iva
E Et seISc'73s, - = ~ 1c4qcS sslAs9 On "a
"Reminiscences OF Old Broaklyn.' AErs. HarnErtol
our wOmen's Clubs
Slavery, Past and Present. was the suntsss %
the meeting OF the Cambridge Club. which Waa
held last Monday at the home OF Mss Josspnna
NJ. CulbertsOn, No. 1913 St. Jamss's Place. wha Wa
eral History OF the slave Trade was read By llrs.
A w Parker and Mss Jenny 3 ny vas es. 1saa
Whipple gave Aunt Bethia." original story,
Mrs. c. A Cresvy and AIRS. Bush VIII eontr1buts
10 the programme OF the next meeting. which - @
be held Monday February L at the hOrns %
Mrs. r. c. Layton. No. 40 Washington-AF&
Mrs Charles NJ. Dow. OF Jamestown. presidents oe
the State Federation. has called meeting az TIA
presidents Of the Womsq5 Sl1sS f q Msn4 e All
6 6SSi&S "0il'i'' CHRISTIAN A77''--'-'-' - -
The CoIonia Club met on Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Duncan. No. 90 Jeffsrson-avs
Miss A. V. RoOuls. probation officer, gave an n
terestlng account OF me- WotS; aLa ..lss l.ss.-
paper on "ChildhOod Verses" and Mrs TomDztns
Among the speakers announced for the dinner
TO be given IN honor OF susan B Anthony, at
the NIontauk Club on Saturday evening. February
90 are the Rev. Anna H. shaw, D.. tarrelA ,Alf5.
Carrie Chapman Gait and perhaps Miss Anthcny
herself. IL VIII BE- held under the auspices OF tle
Kings County Political Equality League, 20 eeia-
brate the eighty-fOurth birthday OF Miss Anthony
Tine committee includes Mrs Henry sanger snow
Mrs. Mary II. LOiEes. Mrs R G Talbot Farklnsa
Mrs. Mary Z. Cralgie. Mrs Fannie Ensell Mrs.
Orion White. Mrs. S. s. Bryan, Mrs. Martha Wills
Mrs. Priscilla ID. Hacksta1r, Mrs. Orela aasdl.
Mrs. Barrett Mrs. Ada Mackenzie Miss Ida CEata
and Nine. Van Norman
The Fort Greene Chapter OF the Daughters qc ths
American Revolution viii give luncheon On FTb-
day January %. the PIerrepOnt Assembly Rooms
IN honor OF Mrs Charles W. FAIRBANKS, or Inealas
who is president general OF that organization Ms
E II. Birdsal is chairman OF the COMMITTEES A1x
number OF well known persons ara e1pseEso %
be present
Tho Long Island Society. Daughters OF ths Eszos
luton viii give a reception in honor OF tn rsws
regsnt, Mrs Hamilton OTmsbse. at the home PC
Mrs Stuart Hull Moore, OF No, 43 AIoDOnoush~s-.
Thursday. January Is, nom until p N
Mrs. Thomas G. Edge. OF No. Ss1 Park-Gve-. en-
tertained the Original Woman's Republican Cruz
on Thursday evening. January q A splendid pro-
graulus was furnished and refreshmeEts Wsfa
served by Airs. James Matthew'S the club hozteass
On Tuesday afternoon, January 20. business I1aet-
ing Will be held at the home OF Ma Q. p MAJ
shall. No. 81 st. Felix-st
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The newly elected officers of this club ara Milton
franklin president mt Abert Nelson. yice-PreSi-
Zadul1. financial secretary; Solomon Busch corrs-
spending secretary; Robert I. Press recording sec
rotary; David Van Gelderen, critic; Samuel Hey
man, sergeant-at- arrns, and Melville Levy Uric b.
Mandle Maxwell Fix and Phineas Roth. executive
board
A reception was given to the Rev. Stanton F.
Barrett rector Of st. Georges Episcopal Church,
OF Wuliamsbridge. BY the young people Of that
church. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Brig
ham, Par5-ave, on Friday evening. Mr.. Barrett
has resigned his pastorate. He will go to England
for few weeks, and then to Washington
missionary. Those present at the reception were
l.. Brigham Miss Florence Mcintyre Miss Maude
Humphreys. Miss Msrgarite Vogel. Miss Josephine
Brgharn Miss MAY Barber Miss Clara Smith
Miss Nellie McCiu Miss Bertha Carpenter, Miss
Bella Dannenfelser Miss Edna Brigham. Miss Nell
lie Cole. Mrs. Charles O'Neil Mr. and Mrs bortl-
drew Van Horn. Frank Carpenter. John Dougne;
John James. Harry Pray Walter Cowan, Donald
Ter, jr.
The Imperial Musical Circle OF The Bronx gave
a leap year reception and dance at Protection Hall
Saturday evening, which was largely attended
A musical programme was given the first part Of
the evening. On the committee were Miss Emma
Lucus Miss Anna Storjohann. Miss Minnie Fande
and Miss Kate Lapple.
thai Of No. GO East Observation-Disclosures eighth
ST.. IN honor OF the engagement OF his sister.
Miss Carrie Rosenthal. to David D. Rosenberg. Of
Mount Vernon Miss Resenthal Will wear a gown
Of gray wolfe. trimmed with gray applique and chif-
Ton. She viii carry bouquet OF violsts. Miss
Rosenthal win be assisted In receiving by Miss
Sarah Rosenthal Miss Fannie Rosentha1. Miss
Sarah Cohen and Miss Hattie Rosenberg. sister
OF Mr.. Rosenberg There viii be afternoon re-
oe1ttonzfrom until osciook. and IN the evening
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CUNLIFFE-SAEITH.

Frank Cunliffe and Miss Irene Smith. only daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas W. Smith were married
at o'clock Wednesday evening al the home Of the
BRIDE in BlOomheld-ave.. Bloomfield. n. J. The
Rev. Dr. Charles s. Woodruff. Of the Park Meth
odff Church oficiated- There We're no attendants.
The bride a travelling dress Of blue henrietta
cloth. After an extended Southern tour Mr.. and
Mrs Cunlife VIII reside in Bloomfield
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Walter Walt p; Adams. Mrs. George R. Howe and Miss

The mothers department Of the Woman's Lit
erary Club OF Arlington discussed the subject Of
"ChldhoOd' at the house OF Airs. Pdeser. No. 7
Alpine Place on Wednesday afternoon Papers
were presented by Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs. Frobisher
and Mrs: Cornwall and general discussion took
pace. The art department Of the club met Mon
day at the home of Mrs. Harriet Irwin. when a
paper on Early PennsyIvania Pottery: was read
BY Mrs Maria V. p. ExtOn. At a recent meeting
OF TINS cluD a handsome pair OF opera glasses was
presented to Miss Anna OlcOtt PAYNE as a token
OF appreciation for her services as chairman Of
the entertainment committee. The presentation
speech was made by Mrs. G. d. Baumgarten.
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ton Of celebrating its 1Ost birthday This notable
| anniversary occurred Wednesday and was OBJ
! served at No. SO5 Halsey-st. where appropriate
I exercises held and an address made BY the
| Rev James L Vance, pastor OF the North Re-
formed Church The usual annual reports were
| submitted and officers elected The committee In
| charge included Mrs. John T. Foster. Mrs. HaTri-
| son Van Dyne, Mrs A +. r, Martin Mrs. Joseph
W. Plume and Mrs Newton 4: Merritt; The work
Tt ehe tL sG{ tS ~ aeiier OF asstitu-
| for cooking, sewing and other domestic work Or.
charity Should Be more scientdc. IT Should not o be
less sympathetic
The regular meeting OF the Woman's Club of
Orange. on Wednesday was IN occasion OF unusual
interest Mrs Dimiss T DenisOn. president OF the
General Federation, was the guest OF honor and
made an address on club life. A musical pro
eTamme was given by Ernest Roentgen, violInist
and Mss Aida Chambers. soprano. The meeting
Denison-
Mrs. Charles B. Tardlay. regent OF the Essex
Chapter. Daughters Of the American Revolution.
gave a reception Tuesday at her home No. $50
WilHam-st, East Orange in honor Of number
of officers OF the society. Mrs. YaEdley was as
sisted in receiving by the other officers OF the Essex
Chapter, Mrs. Robert Hawkeswerth. Mrs Cyrus
Hitchcock. Mrs. William Ethsrington. Mrs. Frank
B. Cotton and Mrs. winthrop Mitchell. Mrs Emily
kirkland and Mrs. Peter Volt presided at the
tables The programme consisted OF dialect recita-
tions by Miss Blackshear. of Texas. and music BY
Mrs Hendry and Mrs Charles hathaway OF East
orange. The latter played minuet written in
Revolutionary days The decorations were red and
white carnations and American flags. The guests
were Mrs. DenisOn Mrs. Althea Randolph Bedle,
Mrs Donald Mclean. Mrs. Putnam, State regent OF
Nev--Jersey: Miss Anna Maxwell Jones. OF the
Saratoga Chapter: Mrs. John Forsyth, OF Albany
CHAPTER: Mrs Case. regent of the Jersey City
Chapter Mss Gail Treat president general OF the
Hereditary Order of Colonial Governors, and Mrs
Holm ID Dix regent OF the New-Jersey STATE So
ciety. Daughters OF the Revolution.
Tho Isabella Literary Club. OF Verona n J.. ceIe-
brated it's eleventh anniversary Wednesday night
with a musical and reception at the home of Judge
and Mrs John l. Johnson OF Fairview-ave. Guests
from all parts Of the county were present The
musical programme given by the Tuesday
Musical Club, OF. East Orange. Among the guests
present Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Heller Mrs. II. b.
Whitehorne. Miss PeaIsall Mrs Hiram Cook. Miss
Edna Cook, Mr. and Mrs. John w. Slayback Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Jacobus. Mr.. and Mrs Rowland
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Miss Jessie Fowler gave the third Of her January
free talks on Wednesday morning at Il o'clock at
No. "a East Twenty-second-st. THE Effects of
Musical Vibrations on Temperament in Health and
Disease the subject discussed. Practical hints
on the subject were given TO members of the
audience.
The subject OF the February talks will be -Four
Great Leaders Of Thought'-namely, Emerson
Ruslin, Carlyle and Browning.
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The Womans Club Of Upper Montclair met on
thursday afternoon at the house of Mrs. Timothy
G. Sellew. No $50 Park-st The subject Of the day
was Legends Of the Madonna" The club has
nlaue arrangements for a lecture by Harry Morgan
1Ayfes on "Buddhist Burnah," in the Christian
Union Congregational Church. OF Upper Montcair.
on Friday evening, February s. The lecture Will be
IuIIy Illustrated by stereOpticon views.
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OeaS, Perceptions arod G9'eddings.

them were Mrs John o. II Pitney. Mrs, William
7. Bushnell Mrs. Herman Behr, Mrs Thomas W.
Gauldwel Mrs Samuel s. Dennis, Mrs, J. Murray
Forbes. Mrs. Francis ). Hcyt, Mrs. Harry Hoy,
tanshawe. Mrs. Edward u. Clarke, Mrs. George
Day. Mrs, Henry FQrrester Taylor. Mrs. Wynant
Nanderpool, Mrs. George Henry Watson, Mrs
William p. White and Mrs. William Watts.
Mrs, Melville S. Page gave card reception at
her home, No. 15o South Second-ave-. Mount Yer
non. last Monday evening. There sixteen
couples present. and rewards OF merit were given
Miss NJ. Carrie Lockwood Mrs. BENJAMIN r.
Air. Swami supper served. Mrs Page was
assisted BY Miss Carrie Wilson and Miss Cynthia
Wood.
Miss Louise Fischer gave IA lecture on 'Tho Now
Woman OF Germany az the house OF Mrs George
William Curtis. on Staten Island. Friday evening.
The Misses Fitzpatrick. OF No 1850 Lexington
ave- have recalled the Invitations Tor tho black
domino dance on account OF tho sudden death OF
aunt
theatre party at WallaclCs given on Satur-
day evening by the Fenimore Social Club. OF Har-
lem. followed by u banquet at the Marlborough.
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The Avon Club. composed OF popular young peo-
pic from The Bronx and Harlem. mot Friday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Gustavo Hemmng, No. 81
West One-hundrcd- and forty rst-st Several inter
estug papers We're read the dramatic future
OF Now-Gork City, and It voted to take up the
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Jaeobus Miss Bertha Rogers, Joseph HaineS ~.
ana Mrs. William Z. Johnson, Charles Rogers, Gla
FsV- and Mrs Westcott. AR. and Mrs. E. II. Cqnes
Mr. and Mrs Ralph North and Mrs. John @ Cree
Wien, all Of Verona: Mrs Wilcox. OF NeVgarlcs M.
and Mrs Harry King, OF HObOksn. and AIss (SSIIs-
nisOn OF POtsdam. y. Y.
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Mrs. Everett Lansing and her niece Miss Donna
Leslie de Valencia, both Of No. sic West One-hun-
dred-and -fortyninth-st have issued cards for the
nrst and third Thursdays until Lent
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A business meeting OF the Montclair branch OF
Inc National Society of New England Women
neId on Thursday at the house Of Mrs Charles d
Berry; The Orange Society CT New England Wom-
en-, Whlch IS not a branch Of the national society
but an independent organization met ON Friday
e tne home Of the president, Mrs. Nathan L.
HANDY, No. 639 Park-ave, East Orange. The so
clety Is studying the New-EngIand writers.
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MANHATTAN AND BRONX CLUBS.


Organization Day" celebrated yesterday at
Delmonico's by the National Society OF New
England Women. The play exhibition OF
and Amy Haghes' Of Barien Conn and was son
cured for this occasion through tho fundamentally
OF Mrs: Samuel Richards Weed, chairman Of the
entertainment committee
At the recent executive session of the State
Federation Of Womens Clubs at Amsterdam sew
eral important matters In addition to the trade
school were discussed. One was the representation
of the federation at the biennial meeting Of the
National Federation in st. Louis. 1t was decided
TO charter a special train, which will start from
New-York about May Is. for the officers and dele
gates and all other club members who wish to use
that tbrea Of ciIb 6TesieTfs AZ Wien
details Of the trade school matter would be present.
ohh r %qH s Of o 6S 1oahG WHICH SP
presidents IN the eastern part OF the state, will
include the clubs Of New-York. and those a. lar
yene IN Buffalo, and the Central at Onsonta' by
Miss Mary Mills Patrick Phi D., Will address
the League for Political Education, No. % West
Forty-fourtf-st tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock.
president Of the American College for Women at
ConstantinnPle
The Rev. Merle dAubgne. of tho AIcAu Mission,
Paris, addressed parlor meeting ar the homo OF
Mrs. Robert Mackenzie No. 255 West Seventy
eighth-st, Friday afternoon. The Rev. Dr.
Robert Mackenzie also gave an address. and there
We're tea and music The reception committee con-
slsteu or Mrs Charles II. PaTkhurst, Mrs. Robert
Mackenzie. Mrs Robert Russell Booth. Mrs Louise
Seymour HoughtOn Miss Lent, Miss Duncan Mrs
John g coleman. Mrs. George II. Durham, Mrs,
L w. Tyler and Mrs Parker D. Handy.
Tho Afternoon Card Club OF Harlem and The
Bronx, held meeting Thursday at the homo
OF Miss LILLIAN Strobel No. 21s West One-hundred-
-thirty-eighth-st. Tho members are Mrs. How
ard T. Mead, Mrs. Thomas Tone Hopper, Mrs. Roy
t-berson, Mrs. Arthur Ashton. Mrs. Claire Adams
Mrs. q. Reuter-. Mrs Neuton NcCfovern Miss
Thetla TragessoE Miss Alice Benten, Miss Ethel
Ielsr1n. Miss Florence Mott. Miss Edith Butler
Miss Lillian stroud. Miss Florence Meyers Miss
Gertrude Mead and Miss Josephine Schramm
The Avon Club. composed OF popular young peo-
pie from The Bronx and Harlem. mot Friday even
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The Bloomfield (1S. - managers of tho jan EIafaaa
Home for Aged People gave a tea at ths insdtue.au
on Tuesday afternoon for tho friends OF thu ho1a n
Bloomfield and nearby places. The home vas open
for inspection, and the inmates IA attendaacs
at the tea with the managers- The afraiz wA4
success every way
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Mrs Herbert Bradley. OF Eagle Rock. 1none-
clair, n. J.. entertained the Research cruz "a
Wednesday afternoon The subject OF Frsnch hls-
S9Iy was taken Up. and paper On visitor Hugo,
Man and Poet was given by Mrs. Ida 81. COOK,
This was followed by paper On Political and
Social Influences OF the Works OF Victor Huge ~
Mrs. w NJ Dunlap. Mrs Henry A DiclEIa g1a
president of the club. gave reVisVF OF LA AsssA-
bles."
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Another new organization of New-Jersey women
IS the Newark Society OF Ceramic Arts which was
formed on January II. with Miss Jetta Ehlers as
temporary president The club Will be modelled
upon the New York Society OF Ceramic Arts. and
VIII mold exhibits OF the work OF its members at
regular intervals. The gathering at the Crganiza-
uon OF the new society consisted OF the following
prospective members: Miss Jetta FhIers Mrs CS0r-
re wood Rosegrant. Mrs. John LOwrie. Mrs John
WateTdeld. Mrs. Elmer RyerSOn Mrs. Ida Irwin,
Mrs. Arthur Van Ness. Mrs James WCrden. Mrs
Philemon Hoadley, Miss Ethel Bot. Mrs William
Smith. Miss M5dge Cook, Miss Perrian. Miss Nav
Harrison ana Mss HeIen Jackson.
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Tho Long Island Society, Daughters OF ths HssO-,
luton viii give a reception in honor o. tn reWr
regent Mrs. Hamilton OTmsbse ct the home PC
Mrs. Stuart Hull Moore, OF No. Al McDOnouS1~Sl@
on Thursday January Is, from until p ~
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Mrs. Charles NJ. Dow. OF Jamestown. presidents oe
the State Federation. has called meeting az TIA
presidents OF the WOmsn's Clubs. OF Manhattan,
BrOOklyn. Long Island and Staten Island II VIII
be held January 80 in the lecture room q the
Young WOmen'5 Christian Association a. 80
o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24

Inc Ne"-Jersey Womans Press Club is
organized association. has adopted a constitution
and bylaws, and begun its existence with roll
OF nearly twenty members. The mem bership Is
strictly limited 70 women who write. and whose
work IS published and includes authors Of books
aud contributors to magazines and newspapers.
Inc dues VIII be S. year, and meetings win be
held on the first Monday OF each month at No. $50
Broad-st. Newark Mrs. Charles A. Van Doren is
president or the club and Miss Amanda NJ. Doug
las yioe-PTezldent Among those enrolled are Mrs,
stephen j. Herben. OF MaplewOOd; Miss Kate
Elizabeth Clark. OF Elizabeth; Mrs Martha W.
Mitchell, OF Bernardsvius Mrs, Ellen NJ. Staples
Of HoOOken; Miss Ada d. Fuller, OF Jersey City;
Miss Marie f. RyeTson; Of Montclair; Mrs. Her
bert Frapwen, OF Arlington; Mrs. Corinne A..
Ward. -Irs May W Clyrner, Mrs. Annie Garth
waite Randolph. Miss Rachel Kolioclc Mcdowell
Miss Estele Wesley Drew, Miss Rose BIau and
Mrs Georgtna BohIen OF Newark. At the second
organization meeting encourage letters were re-
ceivec and read from several well known writer's.
among them Mrs. Edward Payson Terhuna marion
Harland), Mrs. Florence Howe Hall, Miss Susan
Hayes Ward, Mrs Mary r ToOker, Mrs Lola ID.
WaQgner and Mrs Howard r. CARTS Gillian
Maclo.
The Female Charitable Society, a philanthropIo
club OF Newark has attained the unusual distinc-
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The COlonia Club met on Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Duncan. No. 29T Jsfferson-avs.
Miss A. v RcOUe probation officer, gave an IN
teresting account or her work. and Miss H1ggts
gave several piano selections. AIrs. Parker gave
paper on "ChiIdhoOd Verses" ana Airs. TOmDktnS
one on ITALIAN Life
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The Female Charitable Society. philanthroplo
club OF Newark. has attained the unusual distinc-
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Miss Louise Fischer gave a lecture on ''Tho New
Woman OF Germany at the house Of Mrs. George
William Curtis. on Staten Island. Friday evening".
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The Fort Greene Chapter OF the Daughters pe tns
American Revolution VIII give luncheon On FTb-
day. January % at the Plerrepont Assembly 9ooEa
IN honor Mrs. Charles ". Fairbanks, or Lnolaas
who is president general OF that organization Ms
E II. Birdsau is chairman OF the COMMITTEES, A1I
g number OF well known persons ara expseEso q
be present
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Mrs. Thomas G. Edge. OF No. ss1 Park-Gge-. en-
tertained the Original WOman's Republican Cruz
on Thursday evening, January p A splendld pro-
Erarnme was furnished and refreshmeEts Wef4
served by Mrs James Matthews, tha club hostess.
On Tuesday afternoon, January g. business Ioaet-
ing Will be held at the home or Ma = p MAJ
shan. No. ~ 81. FelN-5t
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Miss Mary Mills Patrick, Phi. D.. Will address
The League for Political Education, No % West
Fortyfourth-st.. tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
on The Turkey OF To-day" Miss Patrick IS
president Of the American College for Women at
COnstantinople.
The leader., 1904-08-06

Dan Johnsoa- painting Homochitto bridge ,I25 90
R.W, McNair. express docket----..----..-- rs
I. M. HarveSton, labor on bridge.---..-.--- 10 90
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock.
q. p. JONES, Pres.