Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-10-09

"DREsIDENT'S PAI, tne he, I'M, m!1,al r.i
Club for the season Of 19l5-l6, VIII
be observed as a general rally day.
on account Of the large membership
the meeting will be held on October
10 in Wallace Hall, and reception
will follow tie regular program Tor
the day. The program will include a
haper by Miss Frances Hays on our
Club a talk by Mrs. James l..
Cfeeseman on "The Club and the In
dividlla1.n and Rev. A. W II. Thomp-
aon will give an address on "The Club
md the Community" Admission viii
ne by ticket only. The membership
committee calls attention to the 1aet
that the membership card viii admit
all associate members TO the lectures,
as no lecture tickets from associate
members are required.
At the meeting Of the board of trus-
tees, held on October 6, the following
new members were admitted to the
club: Active-Mrs. Lucy c. Abef-
crombie. Mrs a. G. Daniels, Miss
Ellen NJ. Everitt Mrs. Chauncey B..
Griffiths. Miss Jennie A. Giehl, Miss
Agnes Haddow, Miss Mabel G. Haight
Mrs. X. p. Huddy, Miss NJ. Florence
Hodson, Mrs. Alan johnson, Mrs
JdDlGH d l4tOLdl ~ MI l. - 1tilAS
bridge, Mrs Samuel r. Leber, Mrs
r. S. Mcneil, Miss Irma Mercy, Mrs
George IL. Menagh, Miss Adelaide l.
Putnam, Mrs. Charles l.. Robinson
Mrs. Morris r. Sherrerd Mrs. Will
lam V. Van Blareom, Mrs. Louis r.
Van Sickle and Mrs. John B. Webb.
Associate--X. P. Huddy.
At q meeting of the Young Women's
Auxiliary of the Catholic Women 8
Committee held yesterday afternoon
at the Holy Angels Day Nursery, 38
Mulberry street, arrangements were
made for an introductory tea" to be
held ON the afternoon OF October 2s
ut the nursery. The committee in
charge of decorations and refresh.
nnents includes Miss Helen Conroy
chairman: Miss Katherine Conlon,
Miss Bertha Corbett and Miss Ruth
Carroll
Miss George Garrigan, president OF
the auxiliary, inaugurated new sys-
tenn of conducting the business meet
ing of the society by appointing
chairmen of the day, whose duty it
should be to preside in rotation at the
future meetings of the auxiliary. Yes
ferday's chairman of the day was
Miss Anita Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Graham,
Of 800 South Orange avenue, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Ruth E. Graham, to Elmer S.
Hoyt, of this city. No date has as yet
neen fixed for the wedding.
At the October business meeting OF
the Alpha Kappa Club, held last eve-
ming at the clubrooms. Al Hill street,
inal arrangements were made for the
Halloween masquerade to be given in
That place on Saturday evening, Oc-
tober 80. The party marks the open
ing of the seasons activities for the
Alpha Kappas and is in charge of
committee under the chairmanship of
Miss Mae O'Leary. Awards will be
made for the most original costumes
worn in the grand march, which will
start at 10 o'clock. The judges will
be Miss Alice G. Kirkpatrick, Miss
Jennie Riley and Miss Grace Jordan.
Countess Castel Vecchio, n native of
Italy, will speak at a series of suf-
frage meetings to be held this evening
ln the Italian quarter. The countess
is an accomplished linguist, and has
volunteered her services in the cam
naign. on the fifteenth she will be
neard in Hacl<ensack, on the sixteenth
in South Orange, and ON the eve OF