The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-27
WOMEN'S CLUBS PLAN
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
Study of Foreign Countries Fea-
ture of Busy SeasOn-0ther
Society Notes.

home interests, and an active interest
will be taken in the work of the I.egis.
latufe, the Shade Tree Commission, the
work of city and State public instltu-
tons, etc.
William Salisbury, who Is to address
the New Jersey Woman's Press club
at the opening meeting of the season
Monday afternoon. October 4, in the
Newark Free Public Library, is the
managing editor of tn Associated sun
day magazines Syndicate in New York.
Mr.. Salisbury has had a varied ex-
perience in newspaper work and viii
,ielate some amusing situations while
Towering" assignments for newspapers
In New York and Chicago. His book,
Career of a Journalist" which APP
peared recently. has been published in
three languages.
The Salmagundi Tub season will
open next Friday at the home Of Mrs.
Herbert Rawson, 81 Second
Mrs. M. e. Leslie will give a review of
Spain and it's people, and Spanish
Literature and Art will be discussed
by Mrs. Richard Brook Lunn. Mem
bers will answer the roll-call with
vacation notes.
Mrs. Frederick A. Dudley, of IS
North Ninth street, will be hostess at
the seasons first meeting of the Half
Hour Reading Club Saturday, October
3. Members will discuss books read
since the middle of September. and a
luncheon will be one of the meeting S
features
Miss Jessie Dickson Coe, the new
president of the Ray Palmer Club, will
preside at the first meeting of that pr
ganization, in Arcade Hall. Friday
afternoon. October 1. The session will
be given over to business.
9Th opening meeting of the Forest
Hill Reading Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Seymour Haulenbeck, 651
Parker street, Monday, October IL.
when the members will take up the
study of the history OF Rome. Mrs.
Frank H.. Hanson will be in charge of
the program.
4 Saturday, October ., is the late of
the opening meeting of the Saturday
Club, of which Mrs. Henry c. Haskins
is the president. The meeting VIII
take place at the home of Nine. An
tome Dorticos, IL North Eighteenth
street. East Orange. vacation Notes
will furnish material for the program.
The seasons first meeting of the Cur
TOMS Literary Club will be held at the
fhome of Mrs. Jesse d. Lippincott, 304
Summer avenue, Friday afternoon, DC
itober 8. Mrs. George j. Corey. of SteI-
ton, will talk on Home Life in Hol-
1and" The subject for the year will be
i'Shakespeare.r
Z The opening meeting of the Travellers
Club will take place Friday afternoon.
October 10, with Mrs. Robert Madison
and DR.. Madison Keim. of Z Roseyille
avenue. as associate hostesses. DR..
Keim will present a map OF Greece for
the years study. Mrs. Charles T.. Bride
will discuss THE Isles and Shrines of
Greece and Miss Jessie F'airlie viii
talk of the Greek Colonies"
October IA is the date of the first
meeting of the Philitseipoma Club, of
which Miss Annie L. Tichenor is presi-
dent,
Good times are of great Importance
In the College Weman's Club schedule.
The season Will open Saturday, Octo-
Der 8, with a long walk into the coun-
r.rsaa M ieeuV sur ~ Nhis9 nuiHa
r,aana ~ iiis'ioers WIZ V.sit MISS
NC Iyn.aa 49, o. 90 NoIraihe ave
new members, for an informal tea.
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~ Nlup, az 90 broau
s'aee'' WIZ open next FRIDAY night
,mrm On lhiorliai social WIZ MISS
lily non ana MISS Aiiee Nloreland as
'nostesses' MUSIC and Vacation notes
VIII De features Flans VIII he ar
fahgeu Immediately Tor the fete OF
flowers, TO take place in the club loom
a meeting OF the New Jersey Adj
visory Senate of the Ladies' Catholic
benevolent Association viii be held to-
night IN IL A. b. Han. at Hudson and
be made for a class Initiation and
every mas been requested to
attend
- special meeting OF the ST Jamess
Quinn Association WI take place In
'"hes 9cnoo' nan tomorrow
Miss Nina I.ynettC Bissel- daughter