Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
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Robbins. the Richards subscription
lecture course: Miss Jane G. Swain,
the year book; Mrs. Oscar K. Flynn,
the work of the legislative committee
and Mrs Henry II. Dawson viii dis
cuss ideas gained from the Chicago
biennial that may be adapted to the
clubs civic and social service work.
Reports on the spring meeting OF
the State federation will be given
by Mrs. Louis p. Teller, Mrs. Stephen
B. Harrison and Mrs. Beatrice M
Stern. Miss Frances c. Hays and
Miss Sophronia Anderson will report
on the Chicago biennial. Tt is ex-
pected that Mrs. William T. Ropes,
president of the State federation, and
Mrs. George f. King, vice-president
of the Seventh district, will be guests
of the club and will speak. Ladies
who are anticipating joining Contem-
porary are especially invited to this
meeting.
Announcement has been made by
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Weiss, of los
East Kinney street, of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Helen
A. Weiss, to Herman Potoker, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Potoker, of 119
Walnut street. The wedding is ex-
winter.
The first meeting of the season to
be held by the Temple Alumni Assoc
citation will take place Sunday eve
ming at Temple B'nai Jeshurun, on
Washington street An address will
be delivered by J. Leonard Mason,
secretary of the Playground Commits
sion, on The Municipal Recreation
Department-Its Advantages and
Developments Miss Stella Levi
will render Rachmaninoff's Pre-
lude" A violin solo, Der Sohn der
Heide," by Keller Bella. will be played
by Joel B. Suearman, accompanied
by Miss Rae p. Sugarman. The
November meeting will be held on
the Sth.
The ladies of the Woman's Union
of the First Congregational Jube
Memorial Church inaugurated their
work for the season yesterday by "a
homecoming meeting, at the home
of Mrs Joseph t. Harrison, of s.
Baldwin avenue.
The pastor, Rev. T. Arid Moffat
gave q message of cheer and encour.
agement The work for the coming
months was outlined by the chairmen
of the various committees.
Mrs. Robert n. Warning, chairman of
the missionary committee, spoke of
the text book to be used for foreign
missions, THE Child in the Midst a
study of child welfare in Christian
and nom Christian lands.
The home missionary text book, In
Red Mans Land" a study of the
American Indian, was also discussed.
AH,.r. t.. III. ,,1.f ,f...., g I,o
social committee, reported her plans
for resuming the thimble bees which
were so popular and successful last
year.
Mrs. Thomas Reeves. chairman of
the membership committee, reported
twenty-five new names to be added to
the roll.
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins, chairman of
the work committee, gave brief re-
port.
The guest of honor was Miss Nellie
Denman. She gave an inspiring out
look of work done in the remote
mountain districts of Massachusetts.
Two solos were rendered by Miss
Emily Begin, accompanied by Mrs.
Nellie Edwards. The meeting closed
with social hour
An interesting program has been
arranged by the Womens Political,
Union for the regular Sunday after
noon teas at headquarters, 70 Halsey
street The meetings will be held
every Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Following lecture there will be a
social hour. Thomas r. Meaney, of
Jersey City, secretary to Naval OFF,
Ger Wittpenn, will be the speaker
Sunday afternoon. His subject will
be THE New Factor in Civic Life"
Mrs. William Reilly will be the
hostess. Sunday, October %, j. f.
Van Ripper. of Westfeld, will speak.
Miss Olive Dimmick will be the
hostess.
Men, Women and War will be
the subject of the lecture to be given
Sunday, November l, by Miss Marion
Tilden Burritt, field secreatry of the
New York Peace Society. The hostess
will be Mrs. AXel v, Beeken, of
Bloomfield. Miss Sarah McPike, of
New York, vice-president of the st.
GATHERINGS Welfare Society, will
speak November 8. Her subject will
be Equal Suffrage and the Catholic
Church" The hostess will be Miss
Elizabeth Hooley.
Mrs. 'Arnaud Heller will be the
hostess at the meeting scheduled for
November 20, when DR.. William E.
Bohn. of East Orange, will speak on
What the Vote Would Do for
Women" Miss Esther Ogden, presi-
dent of the Elizabeth Equal Suffrage
League and a member of the National
Suffrage Publication Committee. will