The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-09
NEXT SESSION HERE.
STATE r.. Nj. C. A. AUXILIARY
SO DECIDES.
400 Women at Convention in Elizabeth
Among Them Many Newarkers.
The Delegates.

ELIZABETH, Nov. 9.-The State con-
vention Of the Y. M. c. A. Wopen's Aux
lliaries of New Jersey was heidi here yes
terday in Association Hall. with more than
300 delegates in attendance from all parts
of the State. 1t was the thirteenth annual
conference and proved the most successful
event in the history OF the organization.
The next conference will be held in New
ark.
Plans for extending and making more
effective the work Of the society were dis
cussed. Mrs. ]. T. Syres, of Elizabeth,
presided at the morning session. The
principal address was made by the Rev.
Jacob A.. Cole, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Orange, who declared that a
transition period in the church has ar
rived, and that coincident with the raising
OF the moral standard of business and
politics in the country there will come a
keener realization that the Bible Is the
word of God and its influence VIII ne
greater than ever. Charles X scott
| state secretary of hoys' work, also spoke
at the morning session.
H.. w. Hoot. OF Ellis Island. talked inter
estingly, at the afternoon session, of tha
work there. aud outlined the opportunities
1OT aSSOcldtlOu WOhh diiohe ~ $3.50
rived immigrants. Lewis Everett Hawk
ms. state secretary. touched on the woik
in New Jersey and some things that the
association proposed to accomplish.
ENCOURAGING reports were received from
nearly every city in the State, The visit
ing delegates were received at the railroad
station by a committee consisting of Mrs
Frank r. Blnns. Mrs. John c. Disbrow.
Mrs. C. Addison Swift. Mrs. l. g. koibe
and Mrs. E. V. Stout.
Among the Essex County delegates in q.
tendance were Miss Ida l.. Hedden, Mrs. 8
S. Meyer. Mrs. s. r. Supple, Mrs. II. Coz
zens. Mrs. H.. L. Fort, Mrs. Henry Fleis-
bauer, Mrs. Joseph Browne, Mrs. Il. Geer
all of Newark; Mesdames A. j. Van Ness
N. W. Buxton. East Orange; Miss Il. Con
dit. of West Orange; Mesdames L.. j. H.
tiers, w M. Horace. William G.. Frost. l.
r. Ames, d. A. Burr. j. p. Tlchenor. w. +
Mills, u. w MIllar and Miss c. b. Chap
man. of Montclair; Mesdames j. e. Hy6e
c. l.. Decker, j, r. Clair, of Orange.
From Madison came, among others
Miss Nj. "A. Burnett, .Mesdames Edward Z
Holden, c.. NJ. Flicker, c. c. Davis and W
r. Baker.
Ridgewood's delegation included Mes
danes F.. Fl. White. /. H. Berdau, 5. n
Ran and C. s. Carson. and SUBMITS, Mis-
Aida NJ. Thomas and Mrs. Charles Thorn
as, Mrs. John Milligan, Mrs. J. w. Chr
and Mrs. J. c. Crane.
Other delegates present were Mesdame'
F.. Brown, d. Armstrong, A. Schlegel, w
H. Kelley, r. |. Coe. Abel Petty, II
Cussi, f. G. Putnam and s. NJ. Gould, o
Jersey City; ]. r. George. ]. c. Mixson
]. G. Percy and NJ. II. Taylor, of Ho
boken; J.. B. Garthwaite, f. w. Lang
streth, T.. c.. Mayham, L. LOCKER and p
Baumgartner, OF Railway; L. B. Tomkins
w. J. Plat. I. E. Salmon and L. c. Rose
year, OF Morristown; II. S. Simons, w. ]
Waniluer and F.. II. Coolidge, of Lake
wood; II. M. Mapson, j. w. Garrett and q
M. Rittenhouse, of Plainfield.