Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-11

I#RE than seventy-five women
called at the new headquarters
d he Newark Exchange for Wom-
~ Work, at Is Fulton street. yes
Iay afternoon. 1t was the formal
fhng of the exchange and tea was
eI4ed at the close of the afternoon.
1e al air took the p ace of house
Fning. The guests were escorted
1ttugh the attractive new tea
etas that have been opened in the
4.IIding by the Misses Cook.
Yrs Asa Whitehead was chairman
III the committee in charge of the ar.
engagements and was assisted by
Mrs.. Beekman Ilsley, Mrs Philetus
Vail, Mrs. Matthias Plum, Mrs.
Ilbert W. Cumming, Mrs. Albert Fl.
ANA, Mrs. VIII lam E. Gordon, Miss
Katherine V. Cotton and Miss Mary
4ufnbull
Mrs. William B. Kinney presided
~ the tea table, which was banked
18th pink roses. Pink roses, palms
nd ferns were used in the general
Ntcorations of the place.
The members of the Domestic Sci
enee Club were entertained yesterday
alternoon at the home of Mrs Mel
vim H.AStearns, of Is Hedden terrace.
The speaker for the afternoon was
ID. Mary e. Broadnax, who spoke
b a digestion of Foods A social
followed. The next meeting will be
held January IL in the East Side
High School DR.. Grace Cooley is
scheduled to speak.
II is expected that there will be a
lArge attendance at the concert to be
given this evening at Kruger Audi
fnfium under the direction of the
College Womens Club of Essex
ftiinty The artistic will be Nine.
-Heink. The proceeds will
etf toward the scholarship fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Keeton. of 80
Eifst avenue, announce the engage
nent of their daughter, Miss Rosa
ind Grace keeton, to James s.
Hack, of Kearny.
The members of the New Jersey
N6rthfield League met yesterday
afternoon at the Young Women's
Ufristian Association, SO Washington
street,. Miss Helen Carlton, of Eliza
beth, was the speaker who gave a
'f1flef address on sWork.'
eHow do you treat the girl who
watts on you In the stores?' she
fzked. Are you snippy? Do you
of-the-counter' air or does she receive
from you an atmosphere of loving
kindness?"
At the business session the league
Neglected the following officers:
PRESIDENT, Miss Caroline Moore of
Elizabeth; secretary, Miss Dorothy
Dennis. Of Morristown, and treasurer,
Mrs Harold M. Condict, of East Or
Rnge.
yThe members of the advisory board
are Mrs. John Mcdowell, Mrs. e. S.
campbell and Mrs ]. P. Dusenberry,
"a Of this city. The vice-presidents,
Who are also the representatives from
heir sections, are Miss Hildegai Il
Howard, of this city; Miss Alice P.
Howell, of Montclair; Miss Mildred
Eddy. of Morristown; Miss Natalie
March, of South Orange; Miss Ruth
tDlyphant, of Englewood; Miss He'en
Stevens of Elizabeth; Mrs. Louder
Dough, of Jersey City; Miss Elizabeth
Babcock, of Fanwood; Miss May Erd-
man, of Princeton; Mrs. Howard
Craig, of. Plainfield; Miss Chidister.
OF Summit, and Miss Ethel Boyd. of
Ridgewood. Reports of the work
done in the various sectors were
given by the presidents or their
representatives.
A letter of greeting was received
from Miss Bertha. Harlan, secretary
of the general league, and a tele-
gram from Miss Mary Fay, of the
Boston League. So -
Mrs. Mcdowell opened the session
with prayer and Miss Moore pro-
sided.
For the purpose of establishing a
State college for New Jersey women
several petitions have been drawn up