Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08

diiludj lnetllAlB VI Tie NEW jersey SldlC
Federation of Women's Clubs at AS.
bury Park May u and IL are Miss
Helen NJ. Harrison and Mrs. Myron w.
Morse. Mrs. William S. Corwin was
chosen as alternate. The president,
Miss Helen NJ. Harrison. was In the
chair, and the meeting was held at
the residence of Mrs. Clarence Selnple.
Sc Ingraham place. The program was
devoted to French authors and quota
lions from modern French authors were
given at roll call.
Mrs. William r. Littell gave a paper
or "Anatole France and there were
papers by Mrs. William H. Warner, ON
"Contemporaneous French Fiction:
Coulevain, Maupassant," and by Mrs.
Theodore Heyden on "Falubert, Coppee
and Pierre Lott" Miss Semple con-
tributed piano solos.
Woman's Press Club Meets.
Members of the different women
clubs in this city and other friends
were the guests last night of the New
Jersey Woman's Press Club. at a mu-
sicale and reception at the residence of
Miss Anna Jean Flanagan, 1881 Broad
lI0cis - Q6liSiltlul pfOSIdIl Vi HluSiC
was enjoyed. The artists who con-
tributed were Mrs. Annie Louise Da-
vid, of New York. harpist, who was
one of the artists who assisted at the
concert given in this city on Tuesday,
by John Mccormack, the Irish tenor;
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Shaup, of East Or
ange, soprano. and formerly the So
prano In the choir of the Mum Avenue
Presbyterian Church in that city, and
Mrs. Alice Cochran Langbein, soprano,
who has been heard frequently in con-
cert in this city. Mrs. David's harp
numbers were unaccompanied and
Juliette Girardot, of this city, accom-
panied Mrs. Schaup Inc Mrs. Lang
bein. Mrs. Schaup sang "Nymphs and
Fauns,' by Bemberg; Reinald Becker's
"Springtide; Spring Song" by Well,
and "A Birthday" by Cowen. Mrs.
Langbein contributed II know . Lovely
Garden" by D'Hardelot, and Greig's
Itch Liebe Dich" Mrs. David played
exduisitely Autumn" by Thomas:
Dawn by Hasselmans; Winter" by
Thomas; ''Fantasie Verdalle and Min
net, Hasselmans. and by special re-
quest played "All Through the Night
"'Tis the Last Rose of Summer
and IAN Imitation of a Music Box
her own arrangement. Songs in Irish
dialect were given by John Gaffey and
a vocal solo by Mr.. Scully.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
by the president of the club. Miss Marie
f. Ryerson. Ices and cakes were
served by the social committee, of
which Miss Ethel Roseman, of Or
ange. is the chairman. There were
about seventy-ive guests present, in
GLIDING Mrs. Samuel Clark. the retiring
president of the Contemporary, and
Mrs. George Wintringer, of Content
porary; Mrs. Robert Melville Colborn
and Mrs. Myron W. Morse. of Salma-
gundi; Mrs. Beatrice Maybaum Stern.
chairman of the Essex county commit
tee Of the New Jersey State Fedora
ton Of women's Clubs; Miss Amy
Felmy, president of the College Wom-
ans Club, OF Essex county. and Miss
Marie L.. VOLTS. of the College Wom-
ans Club: Postmaster John A. Acker-
man, of Orange, and Mrs. Alderman;
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Catlow, of West
Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Franklin
Smith and Miss Chamberlain. of East
Orange; Mrs. Harold Littledale, Mrs.
William Law. Miss Edna Buchanan.
Miss Ruth Henderson, Of Boston.
Mass; Dr.. and Mrs. William H. Mart
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Dempsey, OF this city. and Miss Kath-
crime Lynch and Miss Mary Lynch, of
Brooklyn.