Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-14

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THE annual meeting of the New
Jersey State Nurses Association
will BIZ held Tuesday afternoon

1E iilu nACCtAkl6 ia tO
Jersey State Nurses Association
will be held Tuesday afternoon,
April 4, in the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital, Long Branch. when annual
reports will be made and officers elect
ed.
The name OF Miss Beatrice M. Bam-
Der. of Perth Amboy. heads the list of
nominations for president, to succeed
Miss Bertha j. Gardner, of his city,
with nc one else named to run against
her.
For first vice-president the candi-
dates are Miss Frances A. Dennis and
Miss Elizabeth F. Sinclair; Second vice.
president, Miss Elizabeth j. Higbid,
and Miss Annie 1. Curry; secretary,
Mrs. DARCY Stephen and Miss Susan
Smith; treasurer, Miss Mary f. Mason
and Mrs. Mary L. Hunt. AS trustees
for three years, Miss Bertha ]. Card
ner and Miss ora M. Hollister.
1t Is planned to hold the business
session at lis o'clock, and at it's con-
clusion to nave a speaker who will
make an address on Red Cross work
For some time the State Nurses AS
ISOLATION has endeavored to raise the
standard for nurses in this State. and
to this end has worked to have a bill
passed that shall require repatriation
of nurses, as is done in other States.
At the annual meeting this matter
will again come up for discussion. 1t
is hoped to interest the young nurses
to go into the Red Cross work.
Entertains Reading Club.
Mrs. Seymour Tucker, of Clifton ave-
nue.. will entertain the Forest Hill
Reading Club at Its next meeting,
March 81. Mrs. Coles A. Seeley, Of Gil
Clifton avenue, was hostess to the club
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Seymour
Haulenbeek, the president, was in the
chair.
A magazine article on Women of
Holland, Thir Life and Occupations"
was read by Mrs. Richard r. Young.
Mrs. Willard I. Hamilton contributed a
paper on Education, the Schools and
Universities" and chapters in Brave
Little Holland" and Through the
Gates Of the Netherlands were read
by members. Mrs. Galen J.. Perrett,
chairman of the art department of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
was the guest of the afternoon, and
gave an interesting talk on the sub
ject of choosing a national flower. Mrs
Perrett spoke favorably for the adop-
tion of the mountain laurel.
At the meeting at Mrs. fuckers Mrs
James A. Hulse will have a paper on
Manufacturers and Industries Of Hol-
land" and Mrs. Abner Seeley will read
a magazine article on 1.-THE Hague"
Mrs. w. r. King Hostess to Gard Club.
Mrs. Willis r. King, of 81 Baldwin
avenue, was hostess to a card club, Of
which 8 h is a member. yesterday
afternoon. Members of the club in
clude Mrs. Frederick II. Goble, Mrs
George w Rem, Mrs. Thomas Lavio-
lette, Mrs. George F. Stengel, Mrs
George J. Busch, Mrs. Joseph Crate and
Mrs. Frank Polhemus.
SaimaguDdi Club Program.
At a meeting of the Salmagundi Club
to be held at the home Of Mrs. Will
lam H. Warner. of Central avenue
East Orange, on Friday afternoon, the
study of France will be continued. In
response to roll-call, quotations from
French authors will be given. Mrs
Richard B. Lunn. will read a paper or
Victor Hugo's Jean Vatican" and
Mrs. M. E. Leslie will give a sketch O,
the bishop from LES Miserables."
VIII Revise Constitution.
For the purpose of revising the con-
stitution a special meeting of the