New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21
WITH NEwJERsEY WOMEN.

At the conference OF Charities and Corrections.
held at Atlantic City Thursday. Friday and
Saturday address made by Mrs c. b.
formatory Project" Mrs. Alexander is member
of the commission appointed examine into the
need OF such an institution IN NeW-Jersey. Ihs
presiding officer at Friday nights session Miss
treatment OF Criminals" and addresses were made
by DR. Charlton T. Lewis. DR.. A. Cleveland Hall. %
devoted 20 the work OF charity and reform
The Fortnightly Club. OF East Orange. CONF
tinued on Tuesday its study Of The Development
OF the Union Miss Gertrude Jones. Of Newark.
the president of the club. read an able paper ON
slavery ard the Abolitionist Movement" and tho
subjects Of secession and The Kansas-Nlissouri
Question treated by the hostess, Mrs. IL C-
Williams and Mrs. Henry r. POore. Mr.. Williams
entertained the club by barytOne songs, and piano
annual entertainment will be given March 2. az
sist of a lecture on some Lost Commonwealths.
by Professcr Stephenson. Of Columbia.
The Willard branch of the woman's Christian
Temperance Union Of New-Jersey held a memorial
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the Union Cos
pei Mission. No. sol Belleviue-ave.. Newark. Adj
dresses We're made by local white rbboners' "a
Mrs. Ella b. Carter. Miss willard as a Writer. ..
mn MISS ViII1ri as a Da1gbter b,- Miss N5rys
NrTovTeU The guests Included Officers and neni. -
bers Of several local branches Of the union. a..
both the itself and in the outlying districts
Of Caldwell and Verona The Research Club held
it's regular meeting wednesday at the house Of
Mrs. L NJ. Cook. No. 90 Upper Mountainous. On
Expressed by Wordsworth was discussed BY the
Woman's Club OF Upper Montclair at the house oc
Mccoy. of the VOman's club OF Orange. was the -,
PP ynGPsl ls Ss Of he IfacaT branch on ~ ny
National Society Of NeT-Enslaqd Women at ths
prominent as a Daughter Of the Revolution a
5 SIks stI1,ss on Frifav afterno0r re srS-
Round club held its meeting at Mrs. FrankliaEJ
"ards' III 'i''eS-a'e- -
The Woman's Literary club OF Arlington - .
divided into several active departments. holding
separate meetings. often Of special interest Tho
department OF household economies met on Wednes-
day to discuss the subject OF Food" and ad-
eeeretSrv Of the Tew-Yori Legislative league on
"Fallacies OF Food Facts" .rhe hostess Mrs Marie
HEATH placed herself on record as opposed 70 the
prevailing vegettrian fad by sDea King ON The Adj
dSpartTert 81 the club discussed Dickens's Tale os
Two Cities" at the home Of Mrs. c. L. Platt
Women took a prominent part in the proceeds,
ings OF the New-Jersey State Civic Federation ass
the second annual meeting OF that body Tues-~
day in the Newark Public Library. Among tho :
speakers were Mrs. Henry P. Bailey. president 0t
the womans Club OF Orange; Mrs. Emma Bourne.
State president OF the WOmans Christian Tenn :.
r,s ltSS - g., 7,s 81, iy = -.
being Dependents OF the state" and Finances % e
an account OF her recent Investigation u STATE
institutions for dependents The results OF her
servatiOns have already been presented befora O.
Of the local clubs and have been printed for
distribution in convenient pamphlet form. ~ ih
The Charlotte Emerson Brown Club OF Eass
Orange held its annual meeting Monday and
the following officers reelected. President. :
Mrs George r. Howe: first vice-president. Miss =
Mary f. Young: second vice-president Mrs Sanf- "a
vel W WINERY. recording secretary. Miss Narfs 4
p Russell. corresponding secretary. Mrs N L -
3ierrck; treasurer. Mrs W. b. lloyd. and auditor.
Mrs. Z. +. Sanford