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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1904-01-04
NOTICES
N0TIcE-ELECTION.
The National Bank Of
Wilmington and Brandywiue.

Wilmington, Del, Dec. II, 1903.
The annual meeting of tie stockhold.
ers of this bank will be held at tie bank
ing house on Tuesday, January II, I9oh
between the hours OF and p. M, for
the purpose Of clecting directors TO serve
during the ensuing year
CALEB NJ. STEWARD,
dect7 I'm Cashier
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NOT1CE-ELECTION.
Central National Bank
Of Wilmington,
Wilmington, Del, Dec. II, 1903.
The annual election for directors will
be held at the banking house on Tuesday,
January II, 1904 between 10 n. m. and
II m. II. u. RUMFORD, Cashier
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NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company OF the State Of Delaware" will
be held at the Office of the company, No
$50 Markc, ST., Wilmington, Delaware,
ON Monday January nth, 1901, at 10
O'Clock a. IN. Al which time an election
for FIVE managers to serve three years
will be held and the premiums on all
policies will be payable Six per cent.
interest on all balances Of members
amounting to S. and upwards will be
p.id. The agents of the company are
authorized TO receive the dues Of mem
bers and to pay them their interest w.
A. LaMott, Secretary d76tojII
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FOR SALE--A tract OF thirty-six acres
OF cultivated land at centreville, Del
on Kennett Turnpike, having a present
and increasing value, there being several
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co., Trustee
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Just arrived IN this country also contributed 10 the
= musical and tea FOR the benefit II the Wilson
Industrial School for Girls will be given on Feb
ruary Is. from 10 o'clock. at the Gerrit Smith
Studio. No. AZ East Thirty-tai-d-st The artists
VIII Dc Miss Marsusrite Hall Frank Rogers and
the Misses Mcleod. OF London. who viii give
A vaudeville entertainments under the direction
~ Miss Henrietta Markstc.u was given last Fri
day afternoon for tho Amusement OF the children
OF the Hospital Tor Crippled and Ruptured at
Forty-sccond-st. and Leziugton-ave. Miss Mark
stein. Jesse Splitter. the lie Roy Sisters Robert
Adophus Miss Florence Luessert, Miss Rae Levy.
Kaufman Brothers. Miss Girard. Miss Lyon Miss
gIife. Lester Good Miss IIll Tuessert ana I
Nlldman contributed to tie programme.
TIE third and last Of a series o. assembly dances
took place in the Montclair. \. j.. Club Hall on
Friday night and was attended by fashionable
A Leap Year subscription dance was given by
number OF young women IN the Glen Ridge club
house on Thursday night and was well attended
By The young social leaders
The engagement is announced in Bloomfield.
X. J.. OF Miss Annette Foster. daughter OF M and
Mrs. James Foster. and Henry Whaien. OF Mont
clair.
At the home OF SIr and Mrs. Frank De Moyne.
IN MoTton-st. Bloomheic n - on AhNISu1S' ''D
twenty-nrst anniversary OF the birthday OF =
Halstead Lancaster. brother OF Mrs, DO Moyne'
celebrated with reception. which Was az
tended bv guests from NeW-NOrk. Newark Mont
clair. Glen Ridge and the Oranges. Mr.. Lancaster
received many handsome presents.
Mr. and Mrs Augustus Ungersh. OF Bloomfield.
- J. celebrated the anniversary OF their crystal
wedding at their home. No. 81 Baicwin-st-. on
Monday night. with large reception. Miss Mar
garct Ungernah assisted in receiving the guests,
who car-e from al parts OF the state.
Mrs. Solomon Norris. OF Austin Place. bloomfield
entertained the members OF the Essex Whist
club at ler home on Tuesday afternoon She was
assisted IN receiving by Mrs jeanette Harris. OF
Nortclair and Miss Hazel Harms The plano prize
was Won by Mrs d Morrison. Of Orange. second.
Mrs julius Harris. OF Orange; third. Mrs q.
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BANDLER-GALNGER.

Miss Be-enice Caunger daughter Of NJ ana MS
,.eo-rs V CsNrre- Of so. us West Seventieth-st.
and Maurice Edwyrd Bandler were married last
--uas6ev al Sherry's. Tho brides gown was wnlte
chiffon velvet with point lace rufles she wore q
rose Point veil pinned with diamond boWknot
.re eifr Of the BRIDEGROOM. The lace was also q
rift. especially imported Cor her The maid Of
honor was Miss Alma PHILIPS and the bridesmaids
were Miss Adele Kahn Miss Alma hatz. Miss Irene
Katz and Miss Ger-rude Bandler. Mr. Bandler chose
- MS -rra~e Or - WyllVs RanGler. Maurice l..
Marks Jules Baer. IT Clarence Bano or ana lsldoT
Kastner. and pase GeorEe " ealnger- Anohs
the guests were AIr and Mrs. j. Baualcr M ana
Mrs A Bandler Of Kentucky; Mr.. and Mrs. A J.
Bach rTr and Mrs. i 4. Bacn, Mrs. G.. DaFldsnuF 3,
Ms q Friedberger ny. and Mrs. Henry FINK,
Mrs L. GaliuCer Mr.. and Mrs :. Hartensteln. Ar.
md Mr. s KatZ Mr. and Mrs. Abra ham Never,
Trr Rose Rich Er and Mrs William Relrlan,
M and Mrs Abrau Sterac. Ut. ana Mrs ]. y
ltettarneln Dr j. Sour. Miss Adele Somborn.
Charles s. U--Crm5rcr. Miss Florence Lew IRVING
Fcketelr Miss Viola Hess. Lewis " bite. l1aTrE
l.e'irger N-ate C4uard. David Bauaier, Harry
Baudlcr and Dr. Leon Bancle-.
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RTssELLE-JONEs

Miss Sarah Aiion Jones dauzhter of Nlr. and
Ms Samuel Morgan Jones. os No. 81 Racine-ave.,
TorFr~s and Luther Cleveland Bsselle. o. New
York City were married on Wednesday evening AZ
$50 O'Clock at The home OF the brides parents, by
Tie Rev. W.. ". WILCOX. pastor % the Methodist
Episcopal Church 90 Nl-l.oOk n Y.
Tic bride VINO was EiveE away hv her father
vas attended 5v Der sister. Miss Lucy j.. Jones rs
maid of honor. The best man VS. William J. Bis
sale. .ho backgrounds brother. Thc bride wore
gown az white crepe de chine over white silk
trimmed with point lace. Her vel was fastened
1.ich orange blossoms. and she carried n shower
bouquet ~ Bride roses and M.es-ot-the-E ley.
jos Jones was EOWue0 white silk muu over
white taffr- -. carried a bouquet o. pink roses
After the -mouy 81 wedding supper was served.
DU 1lr aua 15us. Bisselies return IRON Their weo-
da "trip ia The South they viii be ar home 10 the4'
friends 81 no. 5l5 West Dnc-nundrcl- d-tortl
Seventies. NeU-G orl- 49,
Tho 1tcs-s present were from Schenectady. X. T.
newark y j. ,tev-York Cit- and Toulzers They
were AR au. 1Irs. James =. Eissslle, Albert L
Pi=eails Harold u. IOue.. Roland y. Jones. Mrs
Thomas O.. Cpyue- Miss Ella Coyuc Nj and Mrs
O. H. Peck sly and Mrs John H. Garrison. Mr
ard Mrs. A. j.. Ballard. Miss Nellie Mae Drum
mon. SIR aEG Mrs Joseph r. DrEmrlCl. MIS-. 7. 2
Perry. Mrs Dauria~ S0uthvorrh JOY. and Mrs. A
a. Waltz Miss Mazda Bennett Nilmot Bennett
Ar. ero AI.s ". T. nryrragr Frederick South
worth MISS F0Wera SogfnWOrtl. Mrs. W. j. Bis
sole. Chester ~. Drumnc0. Mrs. r. Ry0er. Waite
Poster. Mrs S. = Fercit a. Charles p Drumfro1
,fi-a sarah Brady. Ellis T. SoutlwC-th. James 2
Fox. Miss Anna Teller. George starr CoU-les. Mis-
Sarah Ah.le William p. =. Jones. Miss Marguerite
PERM. -irs. Robert Teller Miss Violet Teller
George S. Dates -r.. the Misses Garrison. Mrs 5
=. Perry. the Misses Drummoa and Walter Foster.
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Mrs John Richards Miss Ruby Reese: Mrs. Rob
ert yermiye Ms y; r. pexteT Mrs Edwin
Arden. Miss Anne Rhodes MIS-. F9IaCS ~
Augustine Wnon Mrs Clarence RgTn5 ob MFf Er Rc9
ard Wilhelm; Miss Ella E9od MIS- 19hh
Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Matching. OF No. 2S7
West Seventy second-st.. gave an elaborate dinner
last Thursday night. Covers were laid for twenty.
and an orchestra furnished music. The decorations
were orchids and pink roses The guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Charles VI. Dow. Mr. and Mrs; Gage
+ TarbeII Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas G. Patton. Colonel Charles
Agnew Cornelius Van Colt Mrs Dore Lyon Miss
G SSa Mrs. n Thomas o1S IA A Mcintyre. II.
The reception at the National Arts Club yester-
day was in honor OF the clergy and literah Mrs
William lie Barn Allen acted as hostess The fol-
lowing we'll known women Of the club were invited
to assist IN receiving: Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur
nett. Mrs Emerson McMillin. Mrs. Isaac Newton
seHgman. Mrs CathOna Lambert. Mrs Charles
Francis Stone Mrs. Charles De Kay. Mrs Fred
erick Nathan. Mrs Charles X LAMB MIS- C9lv N
Tempkins Mrs Erankyn @ Colby Ms; Faal VS,II n.
lam Dean Mrs Sorford Goodwin Perry. Mrs. Ed
mo Henet' , MRS E51 s Lew Miss
Beatrice Abbott and Miss Katherine s Day. Over
a thousand invitations were sent out
Mrs. william F. Lindsay will be at home. No.
1O4 West Eighty-fourth-st the first and third
Thursdays unit! ApTiL
The third subscription dance o. the Womans
Auxiliary Association OF the Champlain Assembly.
under the presidency OF Mrs. Charles Edward Nam
mack was given at the Hotel Majestic last Thurs
DAY evening These dances have given much pleas
ure 20 the younger members Of the Roman Catholic
set and have greatly increased the endowment
FUND OF the association. This fund Is used 10 dc
FRAY the expenses OF the courses In English htera
ture at the Catholic Summer School Of America, on
Lake Chzmplain.
piano and song recital was given under the
at the Harlem Auditorium. West One-hundred-and-
twenty-Afth-st.. Tuesday evening by Miss Kate
Lurch and Robert Huntington Terry. The patron
esses were Mrs. " s Even Mrs George S Pratt
Mrs Albert J. Holden. Mrs John J. Judge Mrs
John Simpson. Mrs Henry Bolton. Mrs Louis
<a-,x. ATs. JcssDh Goldsmith. Ara Hamilton
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CoHANE-MOORE.

A pretty wedding took place II The Church OF the
Sacred Heart. Bloomfield X. J., AZ 4 O'Clock on
"Wednesday morning when Miss Annie Moore,
daughter Cr Mrs. Mary Moore formerly Of Nor
vich, n B.. and sister u ID. John d. Moore. Of
Bloomfield. was married 10 John a. Cohane Of
1,en- Haven. Conn The Rev. Father Placidus
assistant TCc-or of The church. performed the cere
rour i2 tie presence OF large company o. friends
and r-atves.
The bride was Eowued n a travelling dress Of
gray c.oth, with large white GaiusD0rOuch hat and
carried a shower bouquet n nlies-Of-th e-valley.
Dr. James A. Moore. OF New- Haven. a brother 81
nc bride, gave her away Miss Nellie I. Ford. Of
NeW- Haven was The bridesmaid and were gown
~ gray vote with white picture hat, and carried
g shower bouquet % pink carnations. Timothy CO.
name, o. NcE-I5aveu, a brother ~ The bridegroom.
actco best The u3hers Dr. John
Moore, OF Bloo-adeld, and Dr. j. A. Moore. OF New
haven After me ceremony a wedding breakfast
Qr the Immediate relatives followed The home Of
Mrs. Helen Van Gles0a. No 42s Franku-st. Mr.
aa1 Ara. CChaue VIII reside ia NeT-IIayCl after
a. extended trip 20 she South.
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NEWS OF BROOKLYN CLUBS.

Mrs. Edgar Luckenbach Of No "a First Place
gave a large reception the Colonial Daughters
OF the Seventeenth Century Monday afternoon.
the occasion being the thirty-second assembly OF
that organization Those who assisted the hostess
were 5Irs. G. Warning Stebbins Mrs. John r. Sack
EFT. Mrs Paul Worth and Mrs Omri Hibbard Mrs.
James carpenter presided at the short business
meeting, which was followed by literary and
mUsicaI pToE-aInIrs-- MISS Louise ZabrIskie read
"Old Legends OF FiatbuSh' and Miss ROSam0ud
Roberts talked Of the Dutch costumes OF Colonial
times Mrs. Richard Edwards gave several piano
solos and G. Waring Stebbins sang
The programme az the Woman's Club meeting
which was held Monday afternoon. was II
charge Of the committee on literature OF which
Airs. Truman J. Backus Is chairman. The subject
for discussion was Literary Notes o. Current In
terest" Mrs. Backus spoke OF the Gaelic revival
isct ..tTsroricaI Nfet1o5ss s6. sp9s-a OF Srarr1s
aus - re reIatfSn 81 its author to rbe s,~+s
II z. H Lecky and Herman Won Hoist were con
sidered by Mrs Philip COmstoCk Miss Margaret
gaard. gave several violin selections.
The union meeting OF Worlsa-s clubs took place
on "Wednesday. February 10 the Young Norl-
aus Christian Association Mrs. Cherries B. Bar
tram. president Of ChirOpean and chairman %
the day. had for her theme The New Woman IN
the Old Home" she contrasted the hone loving
woman OF the early century with the woman OF
to-day. whose time is 50 taken I'd with outside
affairs that she often ueglects her family Tho
home. she said. much improved BY science
but she spoke strongly against the social Conditions
which tend 10 estranSe families. Pas nts
lax IN their duties TO their children and treat too
lightly the responsibilities imposed upon them
Mrs Carpenter OF Manhattan. gave an interesfir-
Anna V. ROoms. the probation officer. related sew
szsl o. her s3pssianess and tod o. ia good eoIa
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rsrtrnent The attendance to patients VIII DO
carried on with the view Of educating them IN the
application of directions given them as vel as 'e
immediate relief Of their suffering.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. known as sister managers
hos arranged that staff of nurses and attend
ants shall be engaged who. at all consultation
hours. shall explain aad illustrate TO the patient
Tov- Inc directions shall be carried out Should
necessity demand. the nurses will be sent 10 the
homes Of the patients 10 demonstrate TO them no"
properly apply and carry out the orders on ' nc
attending pISs!cle,H' 1 1T The natient will
not offer adequate requirements uIe PA''0i1 ~
be attended in the dispensarE wares, M cros.
which was represented In the spanish = American
War and worked in conjunction with the Hr"i'
medical department
Miss Jessie A Fowler gave talk last Wednes-
day = her home. "Ruskn-Hs Life and Cnar-
ncter. What lie Brought To Us The Rev AT
thur Jameson was the guest Of honor. others
present were Mrs Cox Ms Field MI t ,sItyrs
Mr. Reynolds and Mr.. Maclntosh. rms ~ elk
viii be-on Carlyle"
The Industrial School Of She Pilgrim Congresa-
tonal Church One hundred and-twenty-hrst-st ana
noon and evening there was sale Of articles ana
Mrs Eugene Pappenheira BALM gave her first
reception-nusica Of the last Friday at her
home the Evelyn. No. l01 West Seventy eishth-st.
More than three hundred invitations were issued
Nine. Jeanne Franko. violin; Miss Tilly Wall.
piano: clifford WHEY. BARITONE; Franz Wagner,
cello. Miss Frieda Stendar. soprano: Miss Frieda
Wind0iph. soprano. and Mrs Angelina Uller, con-
tralto furnished the programme Mrs. BALM was
assisted in receiving By Mrs Lowell r Fed Mrs
Hiram A Dukes Mrs. Harry Anderson. Miss Elsie
Frsnkenburg. Miss Elsa Walther and Mrs. George
Z. CurTie-
Mr. and Mrs Warren Perkins. OF No. SIS East
one-hurdred -and-forty-fourth-st-. gave a musical
reception 10 a number Of friends in honor Of their
niece Miss Harriet Perkins LAST Tuesday evening
The decorations were pink and white. with pink
and white carnations tor favors. Among the guests
u-ere Nh and Mrs. Eugene Harrison. Nr. and Mrs.
Charles Jewhursr. Air aid Mrs Roscoe Perkins.
Mrs Ads Clark Miss Elizabeth Miller. Miss GsoT-
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ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

Ms James Butler OF no. go West Seventy
e.1'no-st. save debutante reception yesterday
e.'efnoon Tor her niece. Miss Jennie Louise Butler.
~ Fnlladeipha- She was assisted "a receiving by
- Hillam Butler and Mrs. william ". CHM.
f1i--- " = nllaoe pha Miss Florence O'Day. Miss
49, ~ Nel- Miss Annette Mcdonald and Miss
-.-iisne, al 81 New-NoTll. The drawing room
- s,-e--efttea with American Beauty roses ana
' 1iAiig room with spring flowers After a dinner
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FOR sUPERFLUous HAIR.

Superduous hair is entirely unnecessary aHasc-
ton. according 70 Nine Julian OF 30. % West
Thirty-fourth-sL. who has made a special study
OF the subject and has had thirty-dve years ex.
perierce BOTH here and abroad. having treated
European royalties well as seadina fss0ion.his
women here her specific is guaranteed oy her
70 De caS- Or Application. painless and harmless
ang sne VII bs Sl2d u answer inquiries n a plals
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Ceas, Receptions and Sg,eddings.

Hammel; consolation. Mrs. spingarn. large re-
ception followed
The women managers OF the Red Cross Hospital
will give evening euchre Friday. February IS
at s5 o'clock II the waldorf Astoria. The follow
ing women are IN charge OF the arrangements. and
tickets at 81 50 each be purchased OF them only
President. Miss Prank Barker: Mrs. Samuel 5.
Blood. Mrs. George Z. Lawton Mrs. Frank North
rop. Mrs. Max Kraus. Mrs Lyman Brown. Mrs
Henry Glover. Mrs. Sarah Z. Howe, Mrs. George
]. Nolleson. Mrs Herbert J. Davis and Mrs. e. p.
Rces.
The New-York Red Cross is increasing its IA
cilities In its outdoor department Instead OF one
room the hospital being utilized for outdoor pa
tieuts. the two lower floors have been changed
into reception and consulting rooms for that de-
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ETTZFR-rrTZPATRrrK

9i-ss Maize Fitzpatrick. OF No. I 80 lexington
ave Granddaughter Of the late Henry Hughes and
!. Car Bitter OF Boston. were married last
2 'oies1ov night az O'Clock at ST. Paul's Rectory
- ing % recent death in the family the wedding
-, ven quiet The bride was attended by Miss
&c Quinn, - Brooklyn ana Matthew Hoey OF
-l-pA3n, was best man. Mr. and Mrs Bitter are
~" on al extended tour through the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
sLTT- RAIL

he marriage OF Miss Laura Bal TO Hassea L
eu1 took place AZ the brides home IN Caldwell
~ D. Thursday night The Rev Nelson y. Chester
f''-oflneo The ceremony. The bride. who was
$500 N White I.ansdOWne. trimmed with white
1870 ana carried bouquet OF bridal roses,
FLseL away by her brother. Charles BAH Mrs
-.-saL NeNlanls. Of Brooklyn, acted as maid Of
--oi. ahc CHARLES a. Van DUyue vas best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

At a recent musical given by Mrs. Eugene =.
Nagee az her EC-e IN orange. Franz Wilzcek. the
zioinist made his first appearance I'm the Oranges
since his Australian tour. and Fery enthusiast
ficaIly received Dy his old friends. Julian Nalker
the BARITONE and Concfi. the Italian pianist. who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

party at the theatre After the theatre supper vas
served by sherry
A large number Of tickets have been sold for the
euchre TO be given for the benefit OF the miners
widows and orphans q Cheswick Penn at the
WaIdo-f-Astoria tomorrow afternoon. under the
direction Of Mr.. Archibald NJ Jardine and Mrs.
aTa rfetta u. HOFFMAN. Prizes already contributed
include a fan Of Maltese lace mother Of pearl
sticks iulaid with gold diamond ring and =
handsome oil painting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

by the system. Other speakers OF the day wers
Mrs. j. +. Bates and Mrs Franklin ". Hooper.
The meeting. which well attended was fol-
lowed by a social hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

Mrs Sarah Coweu lie Noyne will give a Browning
reading at the home OF Mrs. Lockwood De Forest,
No = East feminist. on Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary @ at s 50 o'clock for the purpose OF raising
funds TO place a drinking fountain In a congested
locality OF the Greenwich district.
Mrs Simkovitch. headworker OF Greenwich House.
will give a description OF the ueighborhood where
she works and where the fountain IS most needed.
The entertainment was arranged by the fountain
committee Of the WOman's Municipal League. and
Mrs lie MOyne has given her services for che
casiOu Tickets may he had from Mrs. Eugene
Klapp Of No . West EiEhtu-st. and the COM
rnittee includes Mrs Thomas II. Dillingham;. chair
man. Mrs Eugene Kapp. Miss Aldrich Miss Con-
stance b Holt Mrs Z. Weidenfeld. Miss Katharine
8 Day Miss L. V Richards and Mrs James B.
Van WOert. IT.
Dr. and Mrs. John Henderson Coverly. OF No. 1871
WASHINGTON Park. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Florence COye-ly. 70 clifford Holt
Berrian. OF Glen Ridge. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

The Settlement Club gave college euchrs on
Monday evening for the benefit OF the Incarnation
Free kindergarten. which 10 helps support. in tina
p2rlOrs Of the clubhouse. No. 432 GraEd-ave. This
rooms were decorated with bunting and the vari-
college penlants and fraternity banners. Flow
ers also were used profusely. The hostesseS of
the evening We're Mrs W. J. Brum, Mrs. A. J.
DelatOUr. Mrs George Amy. Mrs ". G. Harlow.
Mrs. F.. p. Alderman, Mrs. Charles Butler, Miss
Y. Brum Miss Maria Dalatour. Miss Grace Howe,
Miss Margaret Howe. Miss Mary BaCkus and Misc
Harlow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

The subject for discussion at the next meeting
OF the Cambridge Club. tomorrow afternoon. VIII
be The Evolution Of the Negro Mrs. J. W.
HOnenback of No 40 Westinghouse. viii %
the hostess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

+oa-+ed Later q business meeting held By
the committee OF the Andrew H. Green memorial
at mart of which the Daughters were present Mrs
Parker ON behalf OF the Daughters, announced that
q suhScrptiOn would be forwarded By that society
This Is the first subscription Ue received by the
Committee. Upon leaving. each Daughter received
beautiful bouquet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

The Long Island Council OF Women's Clubs VIA
hold its annual meeting at Sea Cliff. Long Island.
on May q. The executive COMMITTEES met in Brooks
lyn recently and talked over arrangements with y
representative Of the Sea Cliff he-vilag
Auxiliary. which is to entertain the women. Tbs
meeting win be held in the auditorium OF the higa
school. and suitable place VIII be provided fog
the box luncheon. The Long Island Railroad viii
provide special train. IL IS expected that between
five hundred and six hundred women Will -
present
The Long Island Council includes about sixty
clubs. Of which One-haf are located in Brooks
Ign. The Sea Cliff Auxiliary is OF the mOst
active Of the country clubs included the council.
Its active membership IS limited 70 twenty. but L
has over forty associate members The president 20
Mrs. A. McCfiu Brown.