Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-21

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The closing meeting of the Airing
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
A. Latham, the president. Reports from
the federation and discussion of plans
for next years work were items of In
terest. Officers reelected for the ensu-
Ing year we're installed, and those who
will serve are Mrs. Charles A. Latham,
president; Mrs. e. T. Kilborn, vice
president; Miss Rita Baumgarten, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Katherine
Hickey, corresponding. secretary; Mrs.
Emma Taylor, treasurer, and Mrs. Pa
mela Atkins, auditor. During the social
hour, which followed, cakes and ices
We're served, and the club adjourned
not to meet again until october.
An extremely large and enthusiastic
audience attended the meeting of the
Women's Political Union. held last eve
ming at the home of the president, Mrs.
Abram Van Wrinkle, IS Lincoln Park.
Nearly all present were new members,
ffty-two having been enrolled during
the week at the exposition ssuffrage booth.
Mrs. Minnie Reynolds, of Colorado, who
opened a question box, proved an excel
lent teacher to- her many inquirers. Mrs.
Van Wrinkle presided, and during the
session plans were discussed for the
street meetings which are to be held
during the summer, as well as Organiza-
ton for government political work. Mr..
Robert NJ. La Toilette, presidential nom
inee, Is expected to- be at the exposition
on Saturday afternoon. and will address
the suffragists. In view of the fact that
Mr.. La Toilette comes out boldly and
straightforwardly for suffrage, a big
demonstration Is planned, and leagues
from all surrounding towns will be pres
emit to welcome the speaker.
Invitations were sent out today for
the ninth annual luncheon and reunion
OF the alumnae of the Saint Vincent's
Academy. in the Washington, Saturday
afternoon, June i. A short business
meeting will precede the luncheon, which
is called for / o'clock. Talent has been
engaged for a musical program which
will follow. 1t is expected that the
attendance will exceed that of last year
as renewed interest is shown, and from
present Indications the event will be p
Miss Beatrice Connolly, who
is chairman of the committee in charge,
will be assisted by Miss Gertrude Gar
Miss Anna Vervin, Miss Loretta
Winter, Miss Katherine Derivaux. Miss
Margaret Crowley, Miss May Allen,
Miss Angelina Fentzlaff, Miss Clare Nc
Govern, Miss Helen Malone, Miss Emelia
-sol AIfo. I,-AA IRo.f a-I ATf.Af
Helen Leary.
Mrs. William A. Barstow, Of. Tillou
road, South Orange, gave a bridge yes
terday afternoon for Mrs. Harold Lee,
Of Seattle, Washingtons who is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Frank Q. Barstow, Of
South Orange. Among the gpests were:
Mrs. Bennett Bernard Schneider, Mrs. 4.
Arnold L'Hommedieu, Mrs. Howard Il.
Mrs. Edward Fisher, Mrs.
Ii. Miles, Miss Beatrice Firth.
Lois Kidder, Miss Eleanor Souther,
Mrs. Fenner, Mrs. Tom C. Watkins, Mrs.
Graham King, Mrs. f. d. Barlow, Mrs.
N. s. Barlow, Mrs. Robert Tod. Of New
Mrs. Holcembe Ward and Miss
Madeleine Scranton presided at the tea
table following the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. William I. Ward, of Har-
rison street, East Orange. have gone to
their summer home at Amagansette,
where they will rssfnain until October.
Mrs. James E. Cheesman, Of South
Orange, the newly elected president of
the Woman's Club of Orange. will leave
early in June to attend the biennial meet
of the General Federation of women's