The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-24
RAY PALMER CLUB
MEMBERS RECEIVE CALEN-
OAR 0 YEAR 19O7-'O8.
Contains Schedule Of Meetings and SUBJ
jects of Discussion, as Well as Names
of Members, Officers and Committees.

TENDERS of the Ray Palmer Club, the
pioneer woman's club Of this city, have
lust received their calendars for the year
1907 1908. The general design of the book
follows that of previous years. the club
colors. Nile green and white, being simply
n effectively carried out in the green
lettering on the white pages. The cover
bears the name of the club in silver let
tering. and in the upper left hand corner
is the club monogram. also In silver. On
the back of the cover Is depicted a white
rose. the club flower.
The first meeting of the club will be
held October 4 in the Young Women's
Christian Association building, 562 Broad
street. instead of Rutherford Hall. where
last years meetings were held. 1t will be
a business meeting, when matters for the
year will be arranged. The new president.
Mrs. Carlene K. Brown. will preside. and
the other officers who were selected In the
spring will formally take charge of their
duties.
The next meeting will take place Octo-
Der IS. with a literary and historical pro-
gram, under the craftsmanship of Mrs.
Beatrice Maybaum Stern. Members will
answer the roll call by giving facts con-
corning women who have influenced
American history. Mrs. Raymond ID. Car
ter is scheduled to recite, and Miss Abbey
Bates will give a talk on 1.-TWO Living
Historians"
The meeting of November / will be under
the charge of the art and music committee,
with Miss Jessie D. Coe as chairman. Songs
will be given by Miss Grace Sims and
papers will be read by Miss Bertha B.
Baker on "Etchings and Great Etchers,"
and Mrs. Margaret b.. Rose, on
Sculptors." The roll call will tell of IA
nous pictures and pieces Of statuary.
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with Mrs. c.. Louise Morris as chairman,
will have charge Of the meeting of Mo-
vember Is, when an address on "Reforma-
ton will be given by Mrs. c.. B. Alex
ander. Miss Helen Bishop will render vocal
selections and papers relative to philan-
thropy will be read by Mrs. Nellie Olson
Noon, Miss Kate l. Hamilton and Miss
Elizabeth w. Gray. the meeting will con-
clude with a discussion on Modern Meth
eds of Woman's Work for Women"
The home will be the subject of the
meeting of Dect mber 6, when Miss Alberta
will act as chairman. Papers
will be read by Mrs. Lettie T. Hamilton
and Mrs. Beatrice Maybaum Stern, and
members will answer to the roll call with
reasons as to the lack of hospitality at the
n resent day.
Mrs. Mary Alice Underwood will be
chairman of the meeting of December 20,
when modern books will be reviewed and
discussed. Papers on recent fiction will be
read by Mrs. Minnie Estelle Crabbe and
Mrs. Nellie Olson Noon and musical num-
bers will be furnished by Miss Florence
Winans.
Business will take up the meeting OF
January 3, and the meeting of January II
will be devoted to Current Topics under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. Laura g.. G.
Smith. Papers on News from the Diff
ferent Countries" will be read bv Mrs.
Susan Emma Ball, Mrs. Archibald How
ard, Mrs. Mary c. Rolf and Mrs. Gertrude
G. Reed, and instrumental duets will be
furnished by Miss Conover and Miss
Sloane.
Literature and history will be discussed
at the meeting of February Z, when Mrs.
stern VIII again be In charge. The Rev.
Louis Shreve Osborne is scheduled to read
a paper on Erasmus" and Miss Laura
Hamilton will talk of "Humor and. the
american Humorist." Vocal numbers will
be furnished by Miss Selma March.
The meeting of February q will be in
charge of the art and music committee
with Miss Coe as chairman, and "scbubert
anp His Songs will be the subject of a
paper by Mrs. Georgia Lane Hedden.
will follow.
Inc annual business meeting viii he
held March 6. The philanthropy and SOL
ence committee will have charge of the
MSctlnB VI Mdrcn ~, when papers will be
read by Mrs. Augusta H. Pell and Miss I.
Y. Tidey. The first meeting in April will
pc devoted to the home, with papers by
Mrs. Anna Belle Morehouse and Mrs.
emma F. Denison. Another book review
will be held April II. when books on travel
and science will be discussed by Miss Jessie
Louise Creamer and DIR. S. Elizabeth Van
Duyne. Miss Florence Winans will give
musical selections.
The club anniversary win be held Nav
l, and the current topics committee will
have charge of the following meeting
May 8 when a feature Of the program will
be the singing of the members Of the
Young Women's Choral Club. The Anal
business meeting of the season will be held
May Is.
Several civic meetings will be held in
March, in conjunction with other clubs
and IN January the club will unite with
the other clubs in giving a musicale to be
held In the First Presbyterian Church.
The calendar contains lists of the present
officers, the charter members, the executive
committee members, the program commit
tee members and tho