New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
NOTES OF THE CLUBS.

The Association OF the Friends of the Sick Poor
announces that reception will be held on the
evening of November u at the Hotel Astor in aid
Of the work The object of this charity is the
nursing of the destitute poor Of any creed ma
tonality in their own homes. The wosk is done
by the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor, who
untiring I'm their efforts to relieve any case
reported at the convent, No. lao West 65th street
The tenth annual meeting Of the New York State
Assembly of Mothers Will be held in Oswego. begin
ming to-day and closing Friday. The delegates will
be welcomed this evening IN the hall of the Normal
School by DR.. Isaac B. Poucher. principal of the
Normal School; Luther w. Mott. president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce; George E. Bulls, superin-
ts ndent OF the Oswego city schools and Mrs Maurice
L. Wright, president of the Oswego Mothers Club
Mrs Z. II. Merren. president of the New York
State Mothers Assembly. will respond and there
Will also be address by Thomas N. Ballet. dean
School Eduoaon to our Social and Industra
life There will be music by the Normal School Or
meeting. Among other speakers and subjects of
the convention Will be the Rev DR.. James s. Riggs
OF the Auburn Theological Seminary The Spir-
ttual IAfe OF the Child in the Home and the
.l aenooi dohas "a NJ, M fJy OF Aupurn
The Mother Citizen"
The Harlem Equal Rights League intends to
have another sham election this year, while the
having real Last fall It gave
the women Of the city opportunity to vote fer
Mayor of New York, and this year II will give them
chance vote for Governor. Final arran gem Is
The president. Miss Maud Malone, presided, and
Edward King gave an address on |'John Stuart
MIL, the Friend Of Equal Rights"
The woman's Club Of Orange v J. opened the
season last week with a musical and club tea
IN the new clubhouse, at Prospect and VILLA n,
streets. East Orange. The first meeting of the
season is usually called presidents day." as the
session opens with address of greeting from the
president. and alternate years the newly elected
president takes the chair Mrs William Thaye,
Brown, the present incumbent who was elected
last spring, congratulated the club on the bepnnipe
Of its first season In its beautiful new home A
report of the recent biennial meeting of the ce,
eral Federation, in St Paul Mimi was given nv
Mrs Charles B. Yardley, and DR. Sara {, Snot.is.
Noode gave a brief account Of the New Jersex
state federaton meeting at Metuchen last Nav
Inc programme or the day n CHARGE Of tlIe
muisc department, of which Mrs. Frank n ShenarG
is chairman Tea served in the assemble rcoro
Inc cuD neginS Its season under revised CON-
sutution and with ambitious plans on the ma ~ y.
the various departments. The music denar+nnar,
has established peoples singing class Under III.
charge or Frank y. Shepard The deparrronr. -
sGucauon maintains classes in French and German
these classes are free TO members. and only :
nominal charge is made 20 non-rnemhars rrIinS
lafthnent OF economies and the
see GO coisluefaple sociological work, and othe
departments carry on interesting courses Of et,1d
Inc clubhouse VIII be specially omen ,icJ+orc -
1hnfsoays. with members of the house cornuitte
N ehaIse The next club meeting on October II Nil
De IN chaTSe OF the department OF cl,rrant tor;oc
The WoInan's Club Realty Companv js b,,Si,nr,
organization. with plenty of work on its hands :,
1act: the magnitude Of the club itself and the ev
tenSlVe machinery required 10 rnoottl,~ ~,
realized by the members with sometime aLytr a. :
awe. motion 10 extend the mernbershtr fror
nve hundred TO six hundred, at a business rnaattn
IN the spring, was lost because many OF the ,oenn
bers feel that the club has vet TO lind jtsaI
fully assimilate the various parts of its own yis
orous life "' VIZ