Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-31

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State Federation Meeting.
Mrs. Beatrice Maybanm Stern. chair
man OF the Essex County Committee
OF the New Jersey State Federation OF
Women's Clubs. has called a meeting
afternoon in the Free Public Library at
$3.50 O'clock, to hear the reports OF the
standing committees and TO discuss the
nominating of candidates for office in
the State Federation, at the election
TO take place in the spring. 1t
is hoped that the clubs win end good
representations, in order that there
may be as much unity sas possible in
the choice of candidates.
Ten vice-presidents will be chosen,
according to the Congressional division
of the State, and these Will take the
place Of the county chairmen, which
office will be thus abolished. The NOM
inees for this office must be residents
of the district wherein they are nomi-
mated, and must be nominated by the
Gluue ISL lk w 1ila ihO
presidents OF the clubs OF a district,
together with the county chairmen,
should meet and decide upon two can
didates. After confirmation by the
clubs themselves the ballot is filed and
sent to- the chairman of the nomina-
tion committee. Mrs. II. Nj, Edwards,
of 3t4 Ridgewood AVENUE, Glen Ridge,
is chairman of the nominating commit
tee, and the nominations close Novem,
Der Ii.
Mrs. William r. Ropes. of Montclair,
corresponding secretary of the state
Federation. has been named as first
vice-president of thai organization.
| Those who have been mentioned for
vice. presidents are Mrs. Howard c..
Warren OF Princeton; Miss Elizabeth
Cone, of Cslonia. for Middlesex county;
Miss Alice Lakey, of Crawford, for
Union county.
The building which is to be used as
an experimental station In household
economics. the use Of which has been
given the New Jersey State Federation
OF Women's Club by the president, Mrs.
Frank Amber Pattison, and In on the
grounds of her residence at Colonia,
is being put In order and will be ready
for occupancy in a few weeks.
A BetrothaI DinBer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d. King, of II
Vernon avenue, gave a dinner Satur-
day night for Miss Emily Fisk and her
hance, Warren Adams Roe, both of this
city. The other guests were Mr.. and
I Mrs. Cornell Remsen and Mr.. and Mrs.
! Simon Northrup, all of this city. Pink
was the color scheme and carnations
formed the centrepiece of the table.
The place-oards bore drawings of a
bride and groom. and tiny flower pots
holding a fern, were the souvenirs.
Miss weishsupt's shower.
Miss Nella r. Weishaupt, whose en-
gagement to Edward r. Dunning was
recently announced, was rendered q
miscellaneous" shower on Saturday
afternoon by her friends at the home
of Miss Harriet f. Woodhpll. l6 State
street. A collation. was served. The
decorations were yellow and white
and chrysanthemums formed the IA
vors. Among those present were Miss
Ethel kipp, Miss Susan Hall and Miss
Nell Lynch, Of Brooklyn; Miss Doro'
thea Elterich, of Montclair; Mrs, Rufus
Gorham, of EhElewood; the Missei
Lolita and Minna Weishaupt, OF Eas
Orange, and Miss Marion DoVell, Mis-
Mildred Conner, Miss Clara Marver ant
Miss Florence Brewer, of this city.
The Wedding OF Miss Charlotte Emily
Fisk, daughter of Mr.. n Mrs. James
Manson Fisk, of 1853 Broad street, and
Warran A Roe also of this city. will