The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-04
TH|RTY-S|X NEW
DIRECTORS FOR
Y. ". c. A. CHOSEN
Active Members Are HOnOred in
ElectiOn-0ther Notes OF
Social World.

Thirty-six active members of the
Young Women's Christian Association
were elected to the board of directors
at a business meeting in the central
building, IA East Park street, last night,
Those elected for one yea are: Mrs.
Chester r.. Hoag, Mrs. Theodore N.
Corwin. Miss Annie NJ. Gwinnell, Mrs.
G.. G. Yarrow, Miss Eloise Phillips, Miss
Elizabeth Crane, Mrs. Robert B. Elder,
Mrs. Frank Urquhart. Miss Elizabeth
Gray, Miss ]. A. Henderson, Miss
Sophronia Anderson and Miss Jane
Louise Johnson.
Those elected for two years are: Mrs.
George A. Beardsley, Mrs. Charles e.
Torrey. Mrs. William E. Geer, Mrs. +.
c. strempel, Mrs. C. H. Stiles, Mrs. Ad-
olson B. Poland, Miss Martha A. Os-
borne, Mrs. Charles F. Sawyer, Mrs.
Edward S. Campbell, Mrs. edward
Rockwell. Miss Georgiana Perry and
Mrs. Herbert Reeve.
Those chosen for three years are:
Mrs. Richard c.. Jenkinson, Mrs. 7. j.
stead. Miss M. F. Price, Mrs, Charles
r.. HIN, Mrs. Samuel Clark, Mrs. Sey-
mour Tucker, Miss Jessie N. Fairlie.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. William
QUICK, 11TS. SlidElCS hAP ARS
ard c.. Jenkinson and Mrs. Sylvester
Battin.
An important meeting of the associa-
ton will take place Friday, November
10. at 4 O'Clock in the parlors of the
Psddis Memorial Baptist Church, when
Miss Harriet Taylor, national secretary
for worlds work, will speak OF the
work of the Y. W. c. A. in other lands.
Miss Maya Dais, a native Indian,
who graduated from Holyoke in June,
and is now at the Y. w. c. A. Train
ing School in New York, will return TO
India shortly as one of the Y. w. c. A.
secretaries.
HON eopathfc Auxiliary Meeting.
At thu .egular meeting of the New
ark Auxiliary Guild of the Homeopathic
Hospital, of Essex County, in the Free
Public Library yesterday afternoon, the
resignation OF Miss Susan Lorieux, as
corresponding secretary was accepted,
and Miss Alice 1. Bragaw was chosen
TO fiji her place for the remainder OF
the fiscal year.
Miss Frances Hedden, chairman OF
the hospital committee, reported that
with the money voted her committee
for the guild she a purchased sheets,
face cloths and towels, to be used IN
the Newark Guild room In the hospital.
The treasurer reported a balance OF
sS6.S 81 on hand. Miss Josephine He'd
den, chairman of the fair committee,
urged all guild members to do every
thing possible to make that event,
which is to take place in the Womans
Club house, Orange, November IL and
l3, a complete success. The fair will be
given by the hospital board of man
ayers, and the Newark auxiliary Will
have charge of the doll booth, with Mrs.
T. F. Pagan presiding. and the chill
dren's amusement booth, in which a
playlet, 1.-THE Little Mice" will be
acted. There will also be a Christmas
tree and a "~grab-bag'' in this booth.
Mrs. G. C. Hanford presided.
Miss Hendershot Entertains.
Miss Myrtle Hendershot, of Court
street, entertained a number of friends
at her home last night. Games and
music were enjoyed. Among the guests
were Miss Lillian Baily, of East Or
ange Miss Mae Wabsworth, Miss Mae
Zaellmar, Miss Selma Mcdonald, Mr..
and Mrs. Parish, Sidney Parish, Vernon
Wallace, of Newark; George Collins,
Frank Belard, Joe Barber. Edward
Harry, Jack Gibney and John Gonzalas,
of New York.
A Merry Gathering.
Miss Jessie Blumstein gave a Hal
lowe'en party at her home, 19l Parker
street. last night. Games appropriate
to the season were played and a boun-
tifuI supper was.served as a late hour.
The hous was decorated with jack
o'lanterns, cornstalks and pumpkins.
Among those present were the Misses
Laura Whelan, Helen Whelan, Anna
Kirk. Florence OFT. Helen OFT, Edna
Tomson, Merle Blumstein, Emily Nicot,
Emma Hardgraeves, Mr.and Mrs. James
Whelan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick OFT,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blumstein, Mrs.
Nicot, James Whelan, Mrs. Hard
eraeves, Fred OFT, Joseph u James
Heary. Frank Dove, Karl Dove n