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

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terday afternoon in the Public
Library. ; Forestry and Waterways"
was the subject discussed. Mrs.
Jennie e. Suderly, of Arlington, mem
Der OF the department OF conservation
Of the State Federation. was the chair
man of the day, and presided in h
absence Of the president, Mrs, Harry
Campton. Addresses were made by
william Solotaroff,, secretary Of the
East Orange Shade Tree Commission.
and Carl Bannwart, of the Newark
Shade Tree Commission. The subject
of abandoning the Morris Canal was
discussed and suggestions for pro-
cedure during the summer months
were given by the speakers.
The annual business meeting Of the
club will be held in two weeks, when
the reports OF officers and committees
win be submitted.
Woman's Press Club.
with a meeting to be held next month
at the residence of Miss Louise K
Hardy, s9s Meadowbrook Ian South
Orange, the New Jersey 'Woman's Press
Club will bring the seasons activities
to a close. Officers to serve the club
for the ensuing year were elected at
the annual meeting held yesterday aft
ernoon in the building of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
They are: President. Miss Marie b.
| Ryerson, of East Orange; first vice
president, Miss Hester E.. Hosford. OF
| Orange; second vice president, Miss
! Amanda NJ. Douglass. of this city. all
! reelected; corresponding secretary, Miss
Ethel Rosemon, of Orange; recording
! secretary, Mrs. Florence Y. Frapweli,
of Arlington; treasurer, Miss Maud E
| Butler, of Jersey City; auditor, Miss
Margaret l.. McGrafh. OF this city. re-
elected. Chairmen OF the entertain
ment and program committees were
chosen by the president, and are: Miss
Rosemon. OF the entertainment, and
Miss Louise K. Hardy, OF. program.
The reports Of the corresponding and
recording secretariesSwere read IN ap-
proved. The treasurer, Miss Anna j..
Flanagan, was not present and her re-
port will be submitted at the next
meeting.
An amendment was made in the con-
s~titution whereby the annual dues will
be 81 instead Of 81, and this was voted
upon and accepted. Members who will
attend the State Federation luncheon
Saturday at"The Washington" are Miss
Ada D. Fuller, of Jersey City, and Mrs.
Arthur H. Boughton. of this city. The
! president. Miss Ryerson, was In the
| chair and there were twelve members
present. AT the next meeting, May
/, at. the home of Miss Hardy,
Miss Margaret Cummings, of New
49, In - 4tx ~noobo~ and mill toll
Of the children Of the East side. Miss
Kate Adler will contribute monologues.
The club will give it's annual recep-
ton and musicale Friday night at the
| home of Miss Flanagan. 1887 Broad
street. when Mrs. Annie Louise David,
4 harpfst. Of New York; Mrs. Alice, Coch-
ran Langbein, soprano; Mrs. Elizabeth
r. schaup, soprano. of East Orange.
and Miss Juliette Girardot, pianist will
furnish the musical program. There
will be monologues by John Gaffney.
Return to studief.
Miss Helen Louise Cozzens returned
to Mortified seminary In Massachu-
sets yesterday after spending ter
days with her parents. Henry A. Coz
zens, jr., son of the general secretary
of the local Y. NJ. c. A, has returned
to Rutgers College, where he is .
sophomore.
Visits sister Mt Long Branch.
Mrs. James c.. Corlies. of 20 East
Park street, Is spending a few days al
Long Branch as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Mccullough.
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plan nfnner at Country Club.
Among post-Lentetl society affairs
will be a dinner to be given at the
Essex County Country Club by Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Marsh Riker. Of s;
Lincoln Park, on Saturday, April 20
for Miss Mary Gaddis Plum, who made
her debut this season. The guests Will
be mostly members of the younger so
ciety set, and will include, several Of
the d~ebutantes of this season. Follow
ing the dinner there will be a dance