Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23
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THE Kew Jersey Society, Colonial
Danes of America, held their
tcommemoratiV meeting to-day in the
Historical Society building on West
fPark street. There was Il largo at
.tendanee of members from all parts
of the state Miss Mary Mckoen,
= president of the woman's branch of
zs1he New Jersey Historical Society,
! delivered the address of welcome, and
Mrs. Robert d. Hawkesworth, of East
1Orange, president of the Colonial
thames Society, responded. After
luncheon was served the guests list
,enea to . talk on Newark in the
Early Eight zenith Century by Frank
j. urquhart of the Sunday Call. An
address was given by Miss AskeW.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph La Yecchia an
ssounce the engagement of their
Daughter, Miss Mary La Necchia, TO
! harles d. Vitcll. \ reception IN
sfonor of the young people will be
given at the La Necchia home 40
tlunterdon street, Saturday evening,
from until 10 o'clock. Mrs. Camille
La Necchia viii assist in receiving
The members OF the Ithlecam Whist
club held their first meeting Of the
season at the home of Miss Louise
t'irner. 81 Isabella avenue, Tuesday
evening.
Plans are being made for a jubilee
missionary luncheon to be given in the
Y w. G. A building on Saturday, No
xember ]. The affair will be inter
AeDonlinational ana members of all
.of the missionary societies in the city
are invited 10 attend. Mrs Henry l..
Colt is chairman, and the speakers
will be DIR. Charles IL. Stewart, pastor
Of the North Reformed Church, and
Mrs. Bergman ii. Mccoy, of Bloom-
field The soloist viii be Mrs. Henry
= ely. Tickets must be obtained
from Mrs. Colt before October % The
price is nominal
A number OF young girls in the
Forest Hill section have organized a
social club, to meet twice a month
at the homes of members. It viii be
q Known as the Su Seque Club. Off
GERS are Mrs. Henrietta Wosnitzer
president. Miss Ann Forman, vice
president. Miss Rose Okin, treasurer
and secretary. Other members are
Asiss Harriet Woolf, Miss Flora Cash,
Miss Clara Breger and Miss Marion
Aiisopp.
An interested audience of young
people watched moving picture
show in the Young Women's Chris
tan Association this afternoon. Pic
lures from the Misunderstanding"
tales were shown, interspersed with
- comics" There will be another exhibit
tonight at s o'clock, when "a Trip
Along the Rhine" will be a feature.
Mrs. Walter Cotton is the chairman in
charge. Proceeds will be added to the
fund of the social department.
Clean stores are not always the
cheap ones. but isn't it better to
give the extra. pennies to the grocer
and butcher than to the doctor?"
This was the keynote of the talk
given by Mrs. William d. Kirk
patrick, chairman of the Housewives
League. at an enthusiastic league
rally in the Young Women's Chris
siian Association building yesterday
afternoon.
The rally had been arranged in |
order to create a broader interest in
the movement in Newark. Mrs. Kirk |
patrick spoke of the indifference of |
many housewives. declaring that it |
was easier to get the tradespeople |
TO take suggestions than it is to in
terest the housewives sufficiently to
make them give suggestions.
She gave the aim of the league as
rne benefiting of housewives and |
through the housewives the COM |
munity in general, and pointed out