Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-02

OF 165 Park avenue, Orange, is president,
expect to raise sufficient money through
the ahow to meet the expenses of .he
home for the summer.
Miss Edith Riker, of III Cleveland
street, Orange, is at the head of the exl
hibitiens ssommittee.. The Berkeley Sia-
bles. Harrison street, East Orange, have
lbeen engaged. ,
Miss Josephine Haight. of Newark. will
be the weekend guest of Mrs. Edwin A,
Bayles, of South Orange.
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Mrs. Robert 3. Amin. of South Orange,
and family have gone to their farm in
the Berkshire Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene v. Connect, of
South Orange, are home from a s%ojourn
In Lakewood.
Mrs. George Enger has closed her resi-
dence at 403 Centre street, South Orange,
until October, and, with her family, will
spend the summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yorke Allen. of Ridge
wood road, South Orange, have gone to
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Willard Anderson, of "a william
street. East Orange. will give a bridge
at her home today in aid Of the fresh air
fund in the Oranges.
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Miss Hester Z. Hosford will speak or
Presidential Possibilities at the an
nual meeting of the Civic Club. which
will be held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. p. A. Reuss, 1856 RoseviIle
avenue. There will be a musical pro-
gram. A business session will precede.
when officers Will be elected. The nomi-
mating committee. of which Mrs. Jennie
r. Suderly Is chairman, has presented
the name of Mrs, Campton for reelec-
ton. Mrs. Campton is the unanimous
choice of the club. The other nominees
are: Vicespresident. Mrs. james Flock
hart; recording secretary. Mrs. w. d.
Slower; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
William F'errer; treasurer. Mrs. T.. A.
Reuss; auditor, Mrs. Samuel T.. Robert
son; historian, Miss Kate Vaudeville;
federation secretary, Mrs. George p.
Williams.
Members of the Music Club met al the
home of Miss Marion Van Wagenen. 234
MT. Pleasant avenue, yesterday after
noon. The program was opposed of SO.
lections from the great French musicians
and there We're vocal and Instrumental
numbers The president, Mrs. G.. M.
-hiAAOASff RISsldCu.
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Reports of the work of the civics no.
partment of the New Jersey State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs were given
at a meeting of that department held
yesterday afternoon in the Public
Library, the chairman, Mrs. Harry
Canipton. presiding. Summed up. the
activities among the clubwomen have
been directed toward the ten-hour Law
for. women workers. the determination.
of flies. establishment, OF Fairgrounds,
village Improvement, cleaning up and
removing billboards and the opening of
school buildings in the evening for the
use of young people.
Mrs. Amelia 70. Dubois, of Bayonne.
reported the success of the Civics Club
of Jersey City and Bayonne in estap-
fishing Fairgrounds, with the assistance
Of commissions, and said that they had
succeeded, too, in their efforts for al
safe and sane" Fourth of July. Mrs.
Daniel Van Winkle,so oil Jersey City, said
that the civic department of the Jersey
City Woman's Club had worked for the
appointment of a woman on the school
board and that Miss Cornelia Bradford
now holds that position. Interest CEN
trea in the report of Mrs. j.. Ogden
Burt. of Bridgeton, who old of the
efforts in her town to exterminate flies.
The town officials. she said, were most
willing to cooperate, and they had sue
ceeded in having the moving picture
men present films showing the results
Of the fly evil ands methods of doing
away with IL after the regular exhi-
billions. She made the suggestion that
this be lone In other places. In a letter
Miss Gertrude Hewlings, of Trenton, re
ported that the clubs there are working
to have a woman physician in the State
Home for Girls, and thai they had also
worked for the passage of the ten-hour
law for working women. Mrs. James, M.
Maxwell. of Hightstown, sent a year
book of her local club to show that
civics play a part In every program
the year. Mrs. Thomas 4.
Stillman. of Hoboken, talked of the
of school cities that will
teach children self-government. and said
in Hoboken the plans and experl-
ments are. being carried out with great
success. Mrs. Campton gave a survey
of the cleanup day In Orange and
also spoke of the efforts of the Civicl
club to do way with the lighted cigarf
nuisance In trolley cars. She said that
the matter of opening the public schools
for social centres is receiving attention
and that some action locally will be
soon.
Mrs. Joseph Mayer. of Whittlesey ave
and Mrs. Paul Klumpf. of Watson
emu West Orange, left yesterday for
extended pleasure trip to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
DR.. Maria NJ. Ninton advocated the
PRONUNCIATION Of education in matters
which pertain vitality TO health.
Mrs. james H.. McGraw. chairman of
the town improvement departHfent of the
Thursday Morning Club, of Madison.
told of the work of hat organization In
saving the babies of Madison. She said
they a the cooperation of the
town officials and that great good had
been accomplished by the appointment
of trained nurses who visited the homes