Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-10
WOMEN'S CLUBS
To OPEN DOORS
"Vacation Notes. Will Be
Topic in Most Orange
Organizations.

Indications promise an unusually
b,1sv season for the club women OF
the Oranges. and with h return
Sv,thin the next two weeks of club
presidents and other officers, work
will begin with renewed earnestness.
Most of the organizations have Tor
mulated their plan of study and IS
sued their club ANIMALS. Some OF the
smaller clubs open their season TINS
month. while the Woman's Club OF
orange and the patriotic societies DO
not resume activities until october.
The first meeting of the season OF
the Monday Topic Club OF the Ut
anges is announced for Monday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward
l.. Aiken, 1874 High street, Orange
when vacation notes are TO be ex-
changed. Mrs. David F. Hill. the
newly-elected president, Will preside.
The Orange Political Study CLUB Is
scheduled to hold its first meeting on
Tuesday, October 1, the place to be
announced later. Following the usual
custom, "Vacation Notes" Will be
considered. Mrs. Horace Hill. the
newly-elected president, has not yet
returned from Europe, where she has
been spending the summer In eng
land and Wales.
The opening meeting of he
Woman's Club of Orange will be held
In the Woman's Clubhouse, East Or
ange, on October 2. Mrs. m Earl
Cheesman, of South Orange. returned
last week from Cotuit, Mass, where
she spent the summer after her re-
turn from California, where she rep
resented the club at the biennial
meeting of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs in San Francisco.
Mrs. Cheesman and her associates
have planned many interesting ses-
sions for the club, which include
speakers and musicians of note. The
new chairman of the press committee
lis Mrs. Andrew w. Bray, of Orange,
who succeeds Mrs. Francis M. Eppley.
The Wednesday Club of the Oranges
September Is as the date
of its opening, when the hostess
is to be Miss M. B. Condit, 208 Oak
wood Orange. The president,
Mrs. Carlos N. Clark, will preside.
1.-THE Drama and It's Great Inter-
preters'' has been chosen for the sub
Ject of study, and following the presi-
dents greeting and roll-call, when the
members will respond with vacation
notes, three papers will be presented.
Miss Kate r. West will give a paper
entitled 1.-The Art of the Dramatist."
s'Greek Tragedy" will form the topic
of a paper prepared by Mrs. Herbert
Munsey, and Mrs. William l.. Burke
will talk on Greek and Roman
Comedy"
A musicale will be the initial event
Of the Outlook Club of the Oranges
Ind will be held tomorrow afternoon
vt the residence of Mrs. Edmund C.
Chilling, 456 Summit avenue, South
Orange. In charge of the program,
besides the hostess, r Mrs. Charles
+. Knox and Mrs. John M. Perry.
Mrs. Wolfram Flugel, of 4 Ridge
view avenue, West Orange, will en-
tertain the Wednesday Literary Club
of the Oranges, which will meet for
the first time this season at her home
on september %. Vacation Notes"
will be given by the members in re-
Spouse to roll call and the study of
"The Women of Shakespeare Sc
lected by the club, will be begun.
Mrs. Pene win give a sketch of
Shakespeare and the members will
contribute interesting facts concern
ing the great writer.
Mrs. Emma Gorringe has assumed
the office as chairman of the press
committee and succeeds Mrs. Horace
G. Warner in that capacity,