Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-27


wallins son and daughter-in-lsw,
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Hensler, of l6s
| Clinton avenue.
Miss Zoe Stockton. of oregon, is
visiting at the home of Miss Amy
| Eddowes, Of Summer avenue.
The members of the committee of ar
rangements for the suffrage meeting
which will be held Tuesday, october
Z, are Mrs. Howard r. Garris, Mrs.
| w. II. CASTOR, Mrs. r. j. Murphy,
Mrs. Everett Colby, Mrs. A. j. Con-
nelly, Mrs. Margaret Reilly, Mrs.
Philip McKim Garrison, Mrs. Abra-
| ham Van Wrinkle, Mrs. Minnie J.
Reynolds, Miss Katherine Lynch and
Miss Rose Lynch.
The meeting will be held at st.
Joseph's Hall, New and Warren
streets, under the auspices of the
Women's Political Union. Gertrude
O'Reilly. of Dublin, will deliver a
speech on Suffrage From An Irish
Woman's Standpoint"
The playground committee of the
Progressive Service Committee of the
Progressive party has arranged for
a massmeeting to be held Tuesday
evening at the Sacred Heart Audi
forum. Sanford and South Orange
avenues, to arouse interest in play
grounds for the Vailsburg section.
Mrs. Edward j. Stevens is chairman
of the committee in charge of the
arrangements, and the speakers eX-
pected to address the meeting, in
clude Mrs. Galen j. Perrett, chair
man of the Progressive Service Com
mittee; Algernon 7. Sweeney. presi-
dent of the Board of Playground
Commissioners; J. Leonard Mason,
secretary of the Board of Playground
Commissioners Rev. Henry G. Coyne,
pastor of the Church of the Sacred
Heart; Rev. Smith Ordway, pastor of
the Kilburn Memorial Church; Evan
d. Edwards, principal of the Alex
ander Street school; G. NJ. Moreland,
principal of the Lincolns School; o.
Watson Flavelle, vice principal,
Alexander Street School: Rev. B. F.
Dickinson, pastor of the Vailsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church: Alder
man John Reilly and Alderman
Maurice Welsh. The children of the
three schools will give-a drill and
march
Miss Ethel Went, of 4S7 Hawthorne
avenue, was the delegate of the
League at the executive board meet
ing of the State association held at
Camden yesterday Miss Went will
spend the weekend in Philadelphia
The Junior Newark Equal Suffrage
League will hold a special meeting
at the headquarters, 80 Halsey street.
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Margaret Kelley was in
charge of the voiceless speech dis
play yesterday at the old Lining
Store, 637 Broad street. Mrs. Kelley
was assisted by Mrs. William Thomp-
son. Mrs Jessie Jones, Mrs. Leon
Morris and Miss Carrie Gruver. The
Junior Newark Equal Suffrage
Lea que will assist the Newark Equal
Suffrage League at the store tomor
row.
Various suffrage associations and
their branches will occupy boxes at
the massmeeting at Proctor's Thea
tire Saturday afternoon. October 25.
DR. Anna Howard Shaw will be the
principal speaker.
James II. Perry, of S44is South
Twelfth street. will entertain this
evening in celebration of the birthday
of his daughter, Miss Cora Perry.
The guests will include Miss Florence
Wescott Miss Adele. Leapold, Miss
Edna Fries. Miss Mary Wiley, Miss
Margaret Wiley, Mrs. Grohmann,
Mrs. McClusky, Miss Anna Oelker,
Miss Charlotte Philpot, Mrs. Jussett,
Miss Adelaide Benthysen, Miss Sadie
Benthysen, Miss Hazel Taylor. Rubin
Hill. Charles Linfonte, Fred Hoffman,
Harold Kitchen, William Rogers. Fred
Hetzel. Arthur Byfield, Ernest Fisher,
Charles Crumpton, Martell George,
Fred Croitler and Mr.. Harrigan.