Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-22
PLAN DEDICATION
OF Y. v. c. A. HOME
Celebration Will Be Held from
Nov. 2 to 7 Inclusive at
New Building.

Conservation and dedication services
and a series of receptions will mark
the formal opening of the Young
Women's Christian Association build
ing, in Washington street.
Many prominent persons of New
ark, as we'll as those well known in
the activities of the Young Mems and
Young Women's Christian associa-
tons all over the country have been
invited to attend
More than 1U,0O0 invitations have
been issued. Miss Cara May Adams,
general secretary Of the local asso-
citation, in behalf of the members
and founders, expressed a desire that
all of the people of Newark would
be present to inspect the various de-
partments of the buildings. Many Of
the members OF the -Four Hundred
Club" which was instrumental in
Procuring the necessary funds for the
construction of the building will at
tend the receptions, both as hosts
and hostesses and as speakers.
Dedication VIII Last a Week.
Dedication week Will commence
Sunday. November ,. and continue
until November Z. inclusive. At Ais
p. m. Sunday conservation services
viii be held in Sayre Hall, the audi
tortum, for members of the associa-
ton. The services will be conducted
by Mrs. Richard c. Jenkinson. pres
ident of the association. The soloists
of the evening will be Mrs. Ida Ball
Burnett, of Trinity Church.
Dedication services will begin Mon
day evening at Sis in the gymnasium
of the building, which has a larger
a Nff 1aa
services will be conducted by Mrs.
Jenkinson The soloist will be Mrs,
Florence Milford Hunt of the Metro
politan Opera House. Mrs. James S.
Cushman will be present as the rep
resentative of the National Board Of
Young Women's Christian Assoeia-
tions. The hostesses and speakers Of
the evening will be Mrs. Jenkinson,
Miss Annie NJ. Gwinnell, chairman Of
the building committee, and Miss
Adams. general secretary,
The -Four Hundred Club which
succeeded in raising about 100000 in
twelve days for the association build
ing, will be represented by b. S.
Whitehead, the general chairman of
the club. who will assist in receiving
the guests; Curtis r. Burnett. chair
man of the young mems teams; Fred
erick T. Ward. chairman of the mems
of the womens teams, and Miss Jes-
sic W. Fairlie, chairman of the young
women's teams of the club.
On Tuesday a supper will be given
In the lunch-room of the building and
the visitors will be given an oppor-
tunity to see this branch of the work
Of the association. The same prices
rs those charged at noon every day
will prevail The average cost of a
1..T r.a1Ro mil h. m on q a n
eighteen cents. The visitors will also
have an opportunity of inspecting the
building.
On Wednesday, from to o'clock
N the afternoon and from 1880 to $3.50
in the evening, will be open house.
The following have been specially in
vited: The women's clubs of Essex
county, the Board of Trade and the
business and professional women of
Newark The hostesses of the eve
ming will be the board of directors
and secretaries of the association and
The presidents of the women's clubs
and of the clubs in the association
building.
open house will also be held on
Thursday, from 8 to 6 in the after
noon and from 7:30 to $3.50 in the eve
ming. Those who have been invited
are: Clergymen of all denominations
cations. members of the local and in
Iernational Young Mems Christian as
sociations, members OF the National
I. w. C. A., and the Young Men 3
he Young Women's associations of
n ew Jersey and New York. ReceiY-
ing the guests will be Miss Adams,
The directors of the association, Henry
II. Dawson. president of the Y. NJ. G.
A., of Newark and Henry A. Cozzens,
general secretary Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Friday. from to in the after
noon, will be open house for girls from
10 to Is years of age. Receiving will
he Miss Dorothy Clark, girls seCre-
taf-y: Miss Adams, Mrs. Alice Haw-
kins Gaines and Miss Jessie w.
Fairlie.
Open House TO All.
Friday evening will be open house
for all those who had not had an OPP
portunity to attend the receptions
during the week.
The committee of arrangements
consists of the executive committee
of the association, Mrs. A. B. Poland,
chairman; Mrs. r. c. Jenkinson Mrs.
Nelson Coe, Mrs William T. Carter,
Mrs. p. S. Whitehead, Miss Helen
Harrison and Miss Emma Krementz.
On the program committee are Miss
Jessie w. Fairlie, Mrs. James P.
Dusenberry, Mrs. William L. Parker,
Mrs. Jay Ten Eycl5 and Mrs Frank
Hampton.
The invitation committee consists
Of Mrs. L. II. Robbins, Mrs T. II.
Hanson, Miss Margaret Mains Miss
Fthelwin Pell and Miss Helen Wool
son.
The hospitality committee: Mrs. W
IL. Warner. Mrs. wilbur Doremus,
Mrs. w. r. Anthony Miss Fannie
Evans, B. S. Whitehead, Frederick T.
Ward, Curtis r. Burnett.
The decoration committee is Mrs.
Frank Urquhart, Mrs. Chester r.
Hoag, Mrs C. Blake Darlington, Mrs.
Henry B. Rogers and Miss Grace
Courier.
Miss Anne Sutphen will be chair
man of the ushers, and Mrs. p. C.
Strempel will be chairman OF the re-
freshments committee,
MADERO IN LOCAL HOSPITAL
Charged with having assaulted his
wife, William Widner, thirtyeigh