Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-12

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rison place, Irvington, yesterday.
Mr.. Bannwart illustrated his talk
with charts and photographs, com
pairing the before and after
conditions of certain streets. Mrs.
Jennie Suderly, of the Arlington
Woman's Literary Club, and a member
of the forestry department of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs, outlined
the policy of the department, and Mrs.
Frances Pell. president of the Municipal
Art Society. old how that society is
working for a city beautiful. A social
hour followed; during which Miss dina
Drake gave piano solos, and refresh
mentes were served. Mrs. Raymond p.
Carter was chairman of the day.
Miss Susan Hayes Ward will be the
speaker at the next meeting of the
club. which will be held in the Free
Public Library April l. n will take
for her subject, 1.-THE Use and Misuse
of English The clubs of the city will
be invited.
Y. w. G.. A.. vesper Services.
The Rev. Robert Littell, assistant
pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, will be the speaker at the
vesper services in the central building
of the Young Wonen's Christian AS
sociation, at IA East Park street, to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. He will
take the place of the Rev. w. T. S.
Lumbar, who has been called out of
town. Vocal numbers will De contrib
uted by Clarence D.. Wooley.
Members of the choral class rehearsed
last night for q concert to be given in
Wallace Hall, April %, in the interests
of the Silver Bay fund.
The Triangle Club Play.
Miss Murphy, W. Campbell Clark,
William P. Field, John O. Fl. Pitney,
William 4. Carter, Edward N. Crane,
Chandler W. Riker and Uzal H.. Nc
Carter have taken boxes for the per-
Torrance of His Honor, the sultan"
to be given by the Triangle Club, of
Princeton, in the Kruger Auditorium,
Wednesday night, March %. Those on
the committee in charge are Stuart A.
Young, Waldron NJ. Ward. J. Nelson
Carter, Jasper Z. Crane, DIR. Francis
r. Haussling and Harold Short.
The list of parronesses includes the
names of Mrs. Pierre S. Ross, Mrs.
Wallace NJ. %Scudder, Mrs. Oliver VOL
colt jackson, Mrs. Frederick A. Alling,
Mrs. Michael T. Barrett, Mrs. Moses
Bigelow, jr., Mrs. Frederick A. Bor-
cherling, Mrs. FARMLAND Briggs, Mrs.
James B. Burnett, jr.. Mrs. John L..
Carroll, Mrs. William T. Carter. Mrs.
w. Campbell Clark, Mrs. Franklin
Conklin, Mrs. Rudolph H. Conklin, Mrs.
Edward N. Crane, Mrs. Jasper f.
Crane, Mrs. Martin Dennis, Mrs. Sner-
rerd Depue. Mrs. Frederick Heath
Douglas, Mrs. William P. Field.
Mrs. John C. Eisele, Mrs. Frederick
Fre~linghuysen, Mrs. l.. d. IL. Gilmour,
William E. Gordon, Mrs. William 5.
Gummere, Mrs. JOIN r. Hardin, Mrs.
Elwood C. Harris, Mrs. Albert o..
Headley, Mrs. Andrew J. Hedges, Mrs.
Herman C. II. Herold. Mrs. James S.
Higbie, Mrs. Charles Holzhauer, Mrs.
Charles III, Mrs. Edward j. Ill. Mrs.
Clarence Illingworth, Mrs. Philip n.
Jackson, Mrs. William B. Kinney, Mrs.
Iittleton Kirkpatrick, Mrs. George
Green Lewis, Mrs. William ii. Littell.
Mrs. Uzal II. McCarter, Miss Murphy,
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker, Mrs.
Louis Pennington, Mrs. Edward Heath
Peters.
Mrs. John O.. H. Pitney, Mrs, Lauis
Plaut, Mrs stephen H. Plum. Mrs.
Benedict l.. Prieth, Mrs. Adrian Riket,
Mrs. Chandler w. Riker. Mrs. John 7.
Robb. Mrs. Leland Hamilton Ross. Mrs.
Edward w. Scudder. Mrs. George y.
Swain, Mrs. Alexander S. Ward. Mrs.
B. Foster Wilkinson, Mrs. E. Alvah
Wilkinson, Mrs. Edward H. Wright,
Mrs. Edward II. Wright. jr., and Mrs.
Charles Young.
Successful Cake Sale.
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