Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-31

I field secretary for the New York
Peace Society, Miss Burritt has
spoken constantly before women's
clubs and other organizations
throughout the State of New York for
the past two years. She was char
ter member of the Women's Political
Union, Of New York, and helped to
organize the woman suffrage party in
New York.
Mrs. M. j. Reynolds, of this city,
will speak on equal suffrage Monday
evening, November 2, before the Mems
brotherhood, of the Broad Street
Methodist Church, Burlington.
Candidates desiring information
with which to fortify themselves
against possible suffrage questions
during campaign speeches were ex-
tended n special invitation to visit
the reading room conducted by the
Newark Equal Suffrage League at the
headquarters. 80 Halsey street, by the
members of the executive board in
session there yesterday morning
Since a Democratic and q Republican
nominee have sought enlightment at
that source the suffragists decided
that other candidates. might be glad
to avail themselves of the material at
the reading room. 1t was announced
that a question box will be conducted
soon in connection with the reading
room.
Mrs. E. G. oppenheim, Mrs. Il. o. |
Chase and Mrs Bertha Boni were
elected delegates to the convention !
of the New Jersey Woman Suffrage !
next Friday and Saturday. The alter !
mates chosen are Mrs. w. NJ. Thomp- |
son, Mrs Minnie Horn and Mrs. Ruth |
Nettleship.
Arrangements were made for the |
following meetings to be held at the |
headquarters: Thursday afternoon, |
November -, First Vice-President I
of the state Association Mrs. Mary K. /
Colvin, "My Recent Experience in Z
England" Thursday afternoon, De-
eember 10, Mrs. Arthur Hunter, presi- !
dent of the Montclair League, Con.
structive Work in the League;"
THURSDAY afternoon, January IA, Mrs.
George G. Scott, Passaic court or
ganizer, Organization Work"
Mrs. Boni, vice-president Of the |
league, presided.
Miss Lavinia Sayre, of 203 Newark |
street, will entertain about fifty guests
this evening at Halloween party at
her home.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Union OF the First Congre- /
gatlonal Jube Memorial Church VIII |
be held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Frederick e. Sinnock.
of 500 High street. Mrs. Hugh I.
program, which will consist Of papers
on 1.-THE Child in Its Helplessness.
A review OF the book 1.-THE Goodly
Fellowship" by Rachel Schauffler, will /
be given by Mrs Charles Fl. CASTOR.
Mrs B. Thomas Pest will render vocal
selections. The devotional service
will be read by Mrs. Robert N. War;
ing.
The Ray Palmer Club will meet next
Friday afternoon at the Young
Women's Christian Association build
ing, SO Washington street. Mrs. Frank
Smith Is chairman of the committee
in charge of the program. and will be
assisted by Mrs. William Fl. Gulick.
Mrs Walter D, DavidEe. Mrs. Ernest
A. Reed, Mrs. George W. DeLisser
and Miss Edna Bacon.
"Mormonism in Alaska will be the
topic for discussion at the meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
the Park Presbyterian Church to be
held Wednesday November II, at the
home of Mrs Edward N. Crane, of
345 Mt. Prospect avenue. Mrs John
Mcdowell will lead the devotional
service. Mrs. Leonard n. Robbins
will present q paper on Presby-
terrain missions, and Mrs. Vail will
tell of the missionary work being
carried on in Alaska A paper on
Haines Hospital will be read by Mrs
Hummel Those on the social COM
mittee include Mrs. j. J. Henry, Mrs.
j. s. Coey, Mrs James Mawha, Mrs
Charles Crane and Mrs. Van Duyne