Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-21

| Schmidt, Miss Ruth Nye, Miss Leonore
Smith, Miss Grace Dougherty, Miss
Terese Waterfeld. Miss Sue E~berhardt,
Miss Ruth Schmidt, Miss Grace
Schmidt, Miss Lillian Baldwin, Miss
Edna Armitake, Miss Mabel Haines,
Miss Mabel Rowe, Miss Edna Brangs,
Miss Evelyn Cameron. Mrs. Pearl Paine
Edison, Miss May Courier, Miss Grace
Courier, Miss Adra Fits and Miss De-
laney.
Kindergarten Union Luncheon.
The annual luncheon of the Newark
Kindergarten Union was held at the
Hotel Montclair today. American
Beauty roses adorned the mantle and
tables and the place cards were at
tached to single roses. The guests
were: Miss Elizabeth Haddon, Miss
Emma Drummond, Miss Lorena
Conant, Miss Lillian Price, Miss May
Martin, Miss Mary Crane, Miss Harriet
Harrison, Miss Charlie Besse, Miss
Emma wenzel. Miss Maud Cowell,
Mrs. r. Runyon. Miss Bloomfield, Miss
Pomeroy. Miss Louise Westwood. Miss
Elizabeth Littell. Miss Elizabeth Klotz.
Miss Laura Morris, Miss Marietta
Freeland, Miss Carrie Boyer. Miss
Mary Hays. Miss Winifred Crosse m
Miss Ruth Baker.
Miss Cole 10 speak at Y. W.. c. A.
Miss Anna w. Cole, general secretary
of the Jersey City Young Women's
Christian Association, will speak on
Deeds for the Masters Use," at the
vesper service of the Young Women's
Christian Association, to be held in the
Central Building, ID East Park street,
at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Miss
Lillian Van Emburg will be the soloist.
Nature Walk for Y. w. c. A. Members.
HI members of the Young Womsn's
today and from there started on a long
nature walk.
"Dietetics' to He Discussed.
A pleasing program was carried out
at the meeting OF the Wornan's Club
In the club room, 951 Broad street, last
night. Miss Margaret Carberry was
in charge. After the social hour, cake,
Ice scream and stra wberries were served
by members OF the house committee.
DR.. Helen Carter will give a talk to
members of the discussion class on
"Dietetics'' Monday night. The regu-
lar weekly social will take place next
Friday night.
| College Woman's Club Closes Season.
AT the final business meeting OF the
season of the College Woman's Club in
the Free Public Library yesterday II
was announced that the recent per-
Torrance of 1.-THE oad to Yesterday
netted more than $500, which will be
added to the college oan fund. which
is used to help young women pay their
way through college. Miss Mary 7,
Wylie was chosen to lead the program
committee for next year. Miss Ethelwyn
Pell presided. The members enjoyed a
long tramp through the country today,
Business Meeting of Ray Palmer Club.
Miss Jessie Dickson Coe, the presi-
dent, occupied the chair at the fnal
business meeting of the season of the
Ray Palmer Club in Arcade Hall yes
terday. Miss Grace Davis will head
the committee In charge of next years
program. Money was appropriated for
the George Junior Republic and for the
city Fairgrounds. Mrs. Henry n.
| Sayre was appointed to find a meeting
place for next ear. After severa
minor affairs were settled the club
adjourned until next October.
Municipal Art Musicale.
Madame Antoine Dorticos was the
principal speaker at the annual enter
| tainment and musicale of the Municipal
Art Society held In Arcade Hall today,
Miss Bessie Matthews gave soprano
solos and John F. Weber. basso, sang
accompanied by Miss Alberta Matthews
at the piano. Representatives of all the
local clubs We're among the many