Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-15
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Leptcp Activities at y. w. c. a.
About $50 young women, members of
the Gamma Epsilon Club, an offshoot
of the local Young Women's Christian
Association, celebrated the first ami
versary OF the organizing of ths club
in the gymnasium at the factory OF the
General Electric Company, Harrison,
last night. A supper was provided. at
which Mrs. Richard c.. Jenkinson, pres
ident of the local association, and
Messrs. Rogers and McNeal, of the
General Electric Company, We're the
guests of honor. Addresses were made
Sencourag gipg the girls to continue their
social and educational activities. Mr..
McNeal stating that the five rooms that
were now at the disposal Of the club
were given by. the company with
hearty good will, as the efficiency and
general tone of the employees have
been greatly improved since the advent
Of the Y. w. C. A. workers.
The rooms were decorated with the
club colors. red and white, and the
tables were gay with the same colors
red shaded candelabra diffusing soft
glow Miss Esther Jones, president of
the club, had charge of the program.
and was assisted by Miss Mabel Eas-
ton. secretary at the General Electric
works ,l .r
The educational classes at the Cen
trail building, IA East Park street, took
part in hat and doll trimming con-
test last might under the direction of
the membership committee of which
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Parker, Mrs. Charles NJ. Henry. Mrs.
Frank Urquhart, Mrs Charles Under
wood and Miss Addie Condit arc MEM
bers. Miss Fairlie greeted the girls
and accorded them welcome to mem
.bership in the association after the
class term expires. Mrs. Jay Ten Eyck.
contralto, and Mrs. f. c. Kueren, 80
prano, gave solos and duets. accom-
panied by Mrs. Robert &. Walsh at the
piano. Jonauiis ornamented the re-
frsshInent table, where Mrs. Under
wood and Mrs. j. S. Hendriekson
poured chocolate.
Tomorrow night there will be a Bible
class rally under the leadership of
Miss Ruth Tapping, and a st. Patricks
party will be given Thursday evening
to. which the. public is invited. =.
Court SctoD's whist.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted fer the charity enchre and whist
PARTY to be given by the Daughters OF
in their new headquarters, Music Tenn
pie. 4o1 Rlane street.
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Schnciders TO sail. ~
Herman. schneider and family, OF
Hamburg place; will sail Saturday on
the steamship ICELAND for three
months stay in Baden, Germany. A
farewell reception will be rendered to
their friends Friday; evening.
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Tea Tor Home for Incurables. q
A large number Of. friends of the
Home for Incurahles have responded
10 the Invitations for the Lenten supper
to be given at the home, 1O2 Court
street, tomorrow from till O'Clock
Officers of the auxiliary will receive the
guests and the foaters will be Mrs
Charles Bagg, Mrs. Christopher C. Be
ling, Miss Annette Martin, Miss Edna
Osborne, Miss Lillian Randall, Miss
Grace DeMott, Mrs. George Holmes and
Mrs. Edmund Sinnock
Kindc rEnrten Union to Meet.
Z At the regular monthly meeting of the
Newark kindergarten Union. to be held
in the Free Public Library tomorrow.
delegates will be elected to the annual
of the Interna tionai Kinder
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