Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-29

Fourteenth Avenue School Sylvia
Gunther. flower.
East Side High School--Trank Coz.
zoline, flower.
Bulbs we're awarded to the follow.
ing: Arthur Ridner, Urban Brogan
Lena Rizzolo. Gertrude Smith. Ida
F'eldman. Ruth Hendricks Elizabeth
Wehner, Helen Hopkins. Theodore
Cooper, Anna Grossman, Bertha Ben
kert. Ruth Hauser, Albert Fate, Ma
rion Rcinhard. Harold Reinhard, Lii
Ian Harris. Louisa Volz, Charles
Thompson, Walter Sarles and Ida
F9lmann.
The committee expressed appreeia p
ton of work done by the following
garden visitors who are not members
of the Contemporary Club. but were
their guests: Miss Agnes Vinton Luz
Their, Normal School; Miss Jessie Do
remus. Summer Avenue School; Miss
Ella Mockridge. East Side High
School; Miss Ruth Young. Miss Mar
garet Bortone, Miss Emily Stein. Miss
Peatrice Fettinger, Miss Helen Lllnn,
Miss Blanche Levy. Miss Ida Blair.
Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Marie
O'Connor Miss Bertha Nicholson,
Miss Esther Lindeburg, Miss Edith
Hulmes, Miss Mary Tracy. Miss Mar
guerite Golden, Miss Rose ZoslofslSy
and Miss Ethel McCorkle.
Mrs. Charles e. c. Smith, chairman
of the civic art committee, presided,
At the tea that followed the meeting
Mrs. Solomon Foster and Mrs Nathan
Weinberg presided at the table. Mrs
Henry RI. Dawson presided at the
/ business session.
The following are the members
added to the roll: Active, Miss Car
RE B. Franl1field. Miss Agnes 3.
Grover, Miss Alice ]. Bohn, Miss Mary
H. Price, Mrs. Isaac Burgess. Mrs. A.
r. Rodewald, Miss Hazel s. Folsom,
Miss Anna c. Day. Mrs. Florence
milford Hunt, Miss Charlotte Brown,
Mrs. A. +. Horst. Mrs. William A.
Kirk, Miss Helen y. Macdonald, Miss
Julia A. Schmidt Mrs. Franklin Phil
lips, Mrs. Theodore Bentlarge, Mrs.
G.. NJ. Walsh, Mrs. II. II. Sawyer. Miss
Jessie Colt. Mrs +. T. Birch, Miss NJ.
F. Jube, Mrs. Ethel p. Coombs, Miss
Catherine S. Hogan, Miss l.. Kern,
Miss Marie Andrew; associate,
Mahlon S. Drake, Raymond Drake
and Peter Campbell
Five hundred and nineteen new
members since October ! were re-
ported by Miss Jessie NJ. Fairie al
the meeting of the board of directors
of the Young Women's Christian As
sociation held yesterday morning al
the association building, 80 Washing
ton street. This number, with the AL
added during September, shows a
large increase since the association
moved into it's new quarters.
Mrs. Sidney T. Baker told the board
that Miss Ernestine Friedman, field
secretary of extension work of New
York, New England and New Jersey
| will spend a month here, beginning
| November Il, helping TO organize 3
large group of girls into a fedora
ton of clubs.
The moving picture exhibitions helc
| Friday afternoons for children anC
Friday evenings for older people were
reported by Mrs. William T. Parker
as proving enjoyable to the audi
ences. The program of picture!
shown, she said, is excellent.
| Mrs. Alice Hawkins Gaines, physi
cal director, gave the enrolment o
the gymnasium classes as ISL. Sh,
urged the members to bend their eff
forts towards arousing interest in TIN
Saturday morning classes. The clas
from $3.50 to i0:30 is for girls and boys
from six to ten years old and the on
from 1880 to 1870 for girls from tel
to sixteen.
Mrs. Addison b. Poland and Mis-
Cara May Adams told of the plan
for the dedication week exercises, be
ginning Sunday