The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22
NEWARK WOMEN
WILL ATTEND THE
STATE FEDERATION
Interesting Program for Meet
ing of Clnbwomen at
Glen Ridge.

All roads will lead to Glen Ridge to-
parts of New Jersey will attend the
s-emi-annual meeting of the New Jer-
sey State Federation of Women's Clubs
to take place in that borough, with
Mrs. Franz Amber Pattison, of
Colonia, the State president. in charge.
The morning program will treat OF
The Home" and in the afternoon
The Citizen will be the general sub
ject for discussion. Talks will be given
by Miss M. Adelaide Nutting, Of the
Teachers College, Columbia Univer-
sity, on 1.-THE Home;'' Miss Martha Van
Rensselaer,, of the New York State Col
lege, on Education for Girls" the
Rev. DR.. Thomas r. Slicer, of All Souls
Church. New York, on What a Wom-
an Owes to the Place in Which She
Lives" and Mrs. Pattison, who will
discuss topics of general interest to the
federation. Mrs. Edward Livingston
us chairman of the program commit
tee. and her assistants are Mrs. How
ard c. Warren and Mrs. William. T.
Ropes, of Montclair. Members of the
Glen Ridge Woman's Club will act as
hostesses.
Among the Newark delegates are:
Irving Club, Mrs. Francis Jenkins and
Mrs. William Hall, with Miss Julie
Healy and Mrs. Henry Hoerner as
a~lternates; Humane Society, Mrs.
Henry N. Sayre, the president, and
Mrs. f. Clark Smith, with Mrs. Will
lam H. Francis and Mrs. Henry S.
Lowe as alternates; Forest Hill Read
ing Club, Mrs. Seymour Haulenbeck
and Mrs. Seymour Tucker, with Mrs.
William D. Sinnock and Mrs. G. H..
Her as ~alternates; Ray Palmer Club,
Miss Jessie d, Coe, the president, and
Miss Susie Milne and Mrs. H. Denison,
with Mrs. Seymour Tucker, Mrs. Frank
and Mrs. Lewis Rose as %alternates;
Salmagundi, Mrs. M. E. Leslie, the
president, and Mrs. William H. War
ner. with Mrs. John ]. Frying and Mrs.
H. A. Blackford as alternates; --unici-
pal Art Society, Mrs. Francis H. Pell,
the president, and Mrs. Benjamin Nor
ris; Philitscipoma, Mrs. Eloise Russell
Ferrafl and Mrs. James l.. Fisk;
Travellers Club, Mrs. A. B. Johnson,
the president, and Mrs. William P.
Martin, with Mrs. Frederick A. Dudley
and Miss Jessie Fairlie as alte"nates;
Contemporary. Mrs. Samuel Clark. the
president, n Mrs. william S. Disbrow,
Mrs. Pleasant Hunter and Miss Julia
Healy, with Mrs. ]. w. Inslee. Mrs. s..
Erwin Manness, Miss Ella Richards
and Mrs. William r. Anthony as alter
mates; New Jersey Woman's Press
Club, Mrs. Corinne A. Ward, the presi-
dent, and Mrs. Marion Law Carter.
with Miss Ada d. Fuller and Mrs. F. A..
Dudley as alternates.
Several clubs will be admitted to the
Federation, among which will be the
Contemporary, of this city, ANAL
gamated from the Sesame and Philo-
mathean clubs. This club now has
about 800 members. The session will
open at 1920 o'clock in the public
school building at Glen Ridge, and will
be continued all day. The hospitality
committee will serve luncheon at noon.
Trains leave Jersey City via Erie
Greenwood Lake d~ivision-9:22 and 1922
In the morning, returning 4:24 n 5:23.
On the Mbntclair branch of the Lack
awanna, from Hoboken, trains leave
1856 and 9:35 a. M, returning 4:44 and
5:23 in the afternoon. Bloomfield troll
ley connects with the Pennsylvania
railroad at Market street. The trolley
trip takes about forty minutes.
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