The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-13
GATHERED WITHIN THE
REALM OF WOMEN'S CLUBS.

Mrs. George p. Anderton, of % Wash
ington street, East Orange, is hostess
at the regular meeting of the Southern
Society of the Oranges, in her home,
his afternoon. An interesting literary
out. -
and musical program is being carried
The annual business meeting of the
Saturday Club will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frederick 7. Johnson, lis
Clinton avenue, next Saturday after
noon. Officers will be elected and yearly
reports will be presented. A musicale
will follow the business session. Plans
for the annual reception of the club
will be discussed.
Forestry and "Our National Pleas
ures" will be discussed at the meeting
of the Monday Topic Club of Orange,
next Monday afternoon. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Abram Mosler, 2S Park
place. -
The meeting of the board of mana
gers of the Home for Crippled Children
will be held at the home. next Monday
afternoon, when reports will be read.
A program on art will be carried out
at the meeting of the Woman's Liter
airy Club OF Arlington, in quincy Hall,
that town, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Mary w. Phieger will be chairman.
with Miss Annie Olcott Payne as as
sistant. There will be musical selec-
tons by Miss Alice Winters. Mrs. Nell
lie Presley will act as usher.
The clubs which will send delegates
tc the State Federation conference at
Riverton May l and 2, should take note
that the names of the delegates must
be sent to Miss Cornelia S. Coole, of
that town, on or before April % in or
der tina proper accommodations may
be provided for their reception. At the
Lawn and Country Club rates will be
81 over night, which will include all
but luncheon. Luncheon tickets must
be procured of Miss Antoinette Z.
Campbell, of Riverton, before April IS.
If stamped and se~lf-addressed enve-
lcpes are sent to Mrs. S. p. Leeds, of
Riverton. who is chairman of the trans
portation committee, cards may be pro-
cured by which the fare may be re-
duced to s2.92 round trip.
A meeting of the Union Luncheon
Committee will be held in the Free
Public Library tomorrow morning.
when definite plans for the spring
luncheon of the clubs will be made.
Mrs. Henry n. Sayre is chairman of
the program committee, and Mrs.
Frank R. Smith, general chairman of
arrangements.
A musicale and tea are in progress at
the home of Mrs. -Abram Rothschild,
1901 Broad street. this afternoon, the
proceeds of which will be placed in the
treasury of the Jewish Sisterhood.
AT the urns are Mrs. Louis Plaut and
Mrs. Bernard Strauss. The decorations
consist of spring blossoms and ferns.
Following is the musical program:
"Elrkonig,' List. Mrs. c. G. Hus-
serl; (a) "Fruhlingstraum,' Schu-
bort: OBJ "Die Some Scheint
Mich Weir; (c) ''Meine Liebe
list Grun,'' Brahms. Miss Maria MEIER;
Ballade ct Polonaise, Vieuxtemps,
Maurice Kaufman: Valse, A fiat.
Chopin, Mrs. Husserl; (a) Mach Lieben
Jahren,' %Juengst; G) "Rida Ranka,"
Eilenberg; (c) "Floods of Spring
Rachmaninoff, Miss Mieler: "Czardas,'
Hubay. Mr.. Kaufman. The accom-
PIANIST is Professor Charles L.. Stafford,
of the High School.
Among the ~patronesses are Mrs.
Rothschild, Mrs. Plaut, Mrs. Strauss,
Mrs. Lesser Lehman, Mrs. r.. ii.
Lipnan. Mrs. f.. March, Mrs. S.
r. Walters, Mrs. Charles Hood, Mrs. NJ.
G. Alexander, Mrs. Solomon Foster and
Mrs. Louis Schlesinger.