Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-26

viii be Miss Carrie Foehl. Miss Pau
line Foehl Miss Emma Foehl, Miss
May Cullen, Miss Amy Seymour, Miss
Mary Hellman, Miss Catherine
Kaussman and Miss Bertha Soman-
iect being What All Young Girls
Should Know About Suffrage"
Miss Rose Livingston, a worker in
China town, New York, gave an adj
dress yesterday afternoon at the
meeting of the Silver Cross Circle Of
Kings Daughters, which was held
in the parlors of the Park Presby
terian Church The day marked the
twenty fifth anniversary of the cir
Gle. In the course of Miss Living
ston's talk she emphasized the fact
that until women get the ballot the
conditions concerning white slavery
will not be bettered.
She said that there are many girls
who salaries do not reach more
than So a week. and that it is i'm
possible for them to even go to 1he
Y. ". c. A., and that there are no
other places where a girl may go.
w ny wall uuAll a 6lAl StiS III AiiN
gutter and then build homes for
her? Why not spend some of that
time and energy in saving her from
reaching that condition.
DR. John Mcdowell presided and
the tWentv-fve-year reports were
given by the secretary, Mrs. Will
liam Il. Mead. and the treasurer
Mrs. r. w. Corwin Mrs. Mead
traced the work of the circle from it's
founding by Miss Ella Florence to
the present day. She said that three
of the charter members are still
members of the circle, Mrs. Samuel
w. Corwin, Mrs. William l.. West
fall and Mrs. William j. Rushing. She
gave a detailed account of the vari-
Gus charitable causes which have in
terested the circle workers during the
twenty-five years. Mrs. 7. w. Corr
wins report showed the net receipts
from November sales to be S6,4S1.90;
the net receipts from annual meet
ings $2.765.05, and the monthly dues
from members, $l,45S.7O.
The other officers of the circle are
Mrs. William j. Rushing, president;
Mrs. S. w. Corwin, first yice-presi-
dent, and Mrs. Samuel l.. Westfall,
second vice-president.
During the meeting a program OF
vocal solos was given by Miss Fred
ericka Sims, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Vera Woodward The
numbers were Ben Bolt' (Nelson
Kneass). "The Rosary" (Ethelbert
Nevins), Because" D'HardeloD, and
"The Swallows" (Frederic II. Cor
win.
Mrs. George f. Reeve, Mrs. Samuel
w. Corwln, Mrs. Henry Nj. Doremus
and Mrs. William Gray. jr., presided
at the tea which followed the pro-
gram. Mrs Josephine De Cue, Mrs.
w. S. Sims and Miss Gertrude Rim
dell composed the committee in
charge of the decorations. Mrs. Mar
garet Westfall and Miss Gertrude
Rindell had charge of the sale OF
homemade cake. In the receiving
line were Mrs. Rushing, Mrs. Westfall
and Mrs. Corwin. Mrs. William E.
Mead was chairman of the arrange
ment committee.
The members of the College Won-
ems Club of Essex County were en-
tertained at the home of Miss Gym
thia MacKeller. of 50 North Maple
avenue, East Orange last night.
George B. Ford. Of New York, gave
a talk on "The City Beautiful.
AT the supper the hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Oscar Flynn, Mrs.
Charles Hampton, Miss Isabella Rel
mer, Miss Jessie Condit, Miss Mary
White, Miss Anne Elsmore, Miss
Linda Holloway and Miss Margaret
Nevius. At the business meeting 1t
was announced that the club will
have four new students at college
next year, two at Mt. Holyoke, one
at Oberin and one at Barnard. 1t
was decided to hold the Decoration
Day house party at Budd Lake. Miss