Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-02
SOCIAL NOTES .. q the Mx stss., 81. ID

Miss Alice Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Baker, Miss Mildred and
Miss Ruth Baker are spending the
Easter holidays at the Chalfonte, At
lantic City.
At the annual meeting of he New
Jersey Women's Press Club, which was
held yesterday afternoon in the Y. M.
C. A. building, reports of he officers
were read and approved, and, following
the regular business, the following new
officers were elected: Mrs. Florence ".
Frapwell, of Arlington. president; MISS
Louise K. Hardy, first vice-president;
Miss Amanda N. Douglass, second
vice-president; Mrs. Arthur H. Bough-
ton, recording secretary; Miss Ethel
Rosemon, corresponding secretary;
Miss Maud E. Butler. of Jersey City,
trea 7urer; Mrs. Corinne A. Ward, of
East Orange. auditor; Miss Ada D.
Fuller, Of Jersey City. chairman pro-
gram committee, and Miss Anna Jean
Flanagan, chairman entertainment
committee. The final meeting of the
Press Club will be held Monday after
noon. May 6, at the home OF Miss
Louise K. Hardy, 3s9 Meadowbrook
lane, South Orange. Milton Aborn, of
the Aborn Grand Opera Company, Will
give an address, and there will be a
musical program.
finland waterways" an address
on the water systems of the state,
and their conservation. by Mayor
Frederick W. Donnelly, of Trenton,
was an important item of the program
of the Civic Club, at an open meeting
yesterday afternoon in the Pubic LII
brary. Mayor Donnelly talked OF the
Morris Canal, and quoted facts and
figures pertaining to the transportation
thereon. John S. Gibson, secretary of the
Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission,
reported that the Passaic has not as
yet been purified, but that work would
be commenced at an early date. Valen-
tine B. Kane talked of the Morris
Canal. Mrs. Jennie e. Suderly, chair
man of the forestry and waterways
committee, presided in the absence of
the president, Mrs. Harry Campton.
The annual business meeting of the
Civic Club will be held Monday after
noon, April Is, when the annual election
will TAX place.
Miss Elsie Crawford, of lac Mum
avenue south, East Orange, will give
a tea Tuesday afternoon, April 9, and
a dance in the evening for those who
receive at the tea.
Miss Florence Heyn, of Berkeley
avenue, Orange, is home from the
Ingleside School for the Easter vac
ton.
Miss Gretta Ordway, of Vassar Col
1ege, is spending the Easter holidays
with her parents in West End avenue
Miss Florence Hopper and Miss Mar
jorie Van Buskirk, of Peabody place
are in Washington.
The engagement is announced of Mis-:
Laura Radel, of Centre street, Soutf
Orange, formerly Of this city, and DR.
D. F. O'Connor, of Worcester. Mass.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller. of Ridg'
street, will spend Easter in Atlantic
City.
The engagement is announced o.
Miss Madeline Roe, daughter of JEFF
ferson Roe, of 81 Maple venue north
East Orange, to Chester B. Russell
also of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Cameron
and family, of 50 Washington street
East Orange, will go to Atlantic City
today to spend a fortnight.
Tho Easter dance of the Omega
Gamma Phi Sorority Of East Orang,
will be held on Friday night, April IL
in the Woman's Club of Orange. TIL,
committee in charge Is composed o.