March-April 2016 - Women`s Club of Glen Ridge

Signpost
The Newsletter of
The Women’s Club of Glen Ridge
March/April 2016
Vol. 56 No. 3
Local Author to Speak at
March Monthly Meeting
Tuesday, March 1st at 7:30pm
The Literature Department is pleased to announce that Elisabeth
Egan, author of A Window Opens, will speak at our Tuesday, March 1st
monthly meeting. Ms. Egan is the books editor at Glamour. Her essays
and book reviews have appeared in Self, Glamour, O, People,
Publishers Weekly, Kirkus, Huffington Post, the New York Times Book
Review, LA Times Book Review, The Washington Post, Chicago SunTimes and the Newark Star-Ledger. She lives in Montclair with her
husband and three children.
A Window Opens chronicles the busy life of Alice Pearse, a
working mother of three children whose work-family balance is
challenged when she takes a job at a hip, young start-up that
promises to be the future of reading. The Holy Grail of working
mothers – an intellectually satisfying job and a happy personal life
– seems suddenly within reach. But, is it?
To RSVP, please visit the Club’s website at
www.womensclubglenridge.com, send an email to
[email protected] or call the Club office at 973-748-5459. Registration for
members is complimentary; $5 for non-members. Doors open at 7:30pm for light
refreshments. Ms. Egan will speak at 8:00pm. To add to the evening’s fun, raffle tickets will
be sold for a chance to win a box of not-yet-released galley copies of some new titles for
2016 and an autographed copy of A Window Opens.
Save the Date!
Henry Chapman Night is March 18th!
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President’s Post
Mid Winter Greetings!
Since my last post we have hosted a couple of fun events at the Club. Our inaugural
Holiday Sing-Along was a joyous success, with delicious food, enthusiastic singing, and a
memorable evening for all. The odds look good for making this an annual event!
I hope you all have finally dug out of our latest Storm of the Century! I admire the quick
thinking and zero-hour rescheduling of our Hospitality and Social Committees to save the
Delicious Winter Cocktail Party. We had a hale and hearty crowd turn out to celebrate
the approaching blizzard with gusto and joie di vivre. These two events exemplify the
pleasure we all share as members of the vibrant community of the Women’s Club.
Looking ahead, we have a rich roster of events blowing in with the Spring winds. We are
starting the month of March with a change in our traditional calendar. Our monthly
meeting and program will be a special evening event. Beginning at 7:30, we will gather
to enjoy some refreshments and then at 8:00 we will welcome Montclair author Elisabeth
Egan, who will speak about her novel A Window Opens. I hope many of you who are not
usually able to join us in the middle of the day will come to your Club for this stimulating
program sponsored by the Literature Department.
March also brings us the Favorite Doll Tea on March 13th. This event has become an
institution at the Women’s Club, as we find ourselves bursting at the seams with the
younger set in their party-finest with dolls in tow. This is a wonderful chance to introduce
our friends and neighbors with young children to our Club. Extend an invitation today!
And speaking of members, March is the month we celebrate our Associate
Members. Friday, March 18th at 7:30pm is Henry Chapman Night, the night we set aside
each year to honor the legacy of Henry Chapman, the man who gifted us our beautiful
clubhouse as a tribute to his wife Emily. Let’s pack the Club to bursting with members
and our associate members who support us in so many ways!
This is just a sampling of the events coming up at the Women’s Club. As you read
through this edition, I hope you take the time to ink us in on your calendars. Make a date
now to “Connect, Share, and Celebrate!”
Warmly,
Jill
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April Monthly Meeting
Tuesday, April 5th at 12:00pm
It’s April in Paris! Please join the Music Committee for a program of French-themed
food and music on April 5th at 12:00pm.
French-style foods will be prepared by our committee (think Bistro!) and we will be
joined by Steven Graff; renowned piano recitalist, chamber musician, music history scholar, and
teacher. His repertoire will include classical French works by Debussy, Saint-Saens, Rameau,
Faure, and Satie; works written by Chopin in Paris; and French-inspired popular songs. Come
hear favorites such as "La Vie En Rose" and "I Love Paris." Steven will also give us some context
and discuss French music of the time.
Mr. Graff debuted with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, earned his
Bachelor's and Master's Degrees as a Petschek scholarship awardee at The
Julliard School, and his Doctorate of Musical Arts degree from The Graduate
School of CUNY. He has toured, recorded, and performed all over the world
and currently serves on the faculty at New York’s Hunter College, at The
Macaulay Honors College, and at The Graduate Center of the City
University of New York. We are very pleased and privileged to have him
come out to Glen Ridge for this event.
Members: $15.00 Non-Members: $20.00
Program only: $5.00/Non-members, Free to Members
Doors will open at 12:00pm for luncheon. The program will begin at 1:00pm. To RSVP, please
visit the Club’s website www.womensclubglenridge.com, send
an email to [email protected], or call the office at (973)
748-5459.
Music & More All-Mozart Program
Music and More's 2nd concert of the season explores the
music, life and times of the greatest musical genius in
history -- Wolfgang Mozart. Artistic
director/founder and Glen Ridge
resident Brett Deubner will be joined
by violinist Wendy Chen and cellist NaYoung Baek in a special performance
of Mozart's Divertimento for string
trio, written the same year as his last
three symphonies in 1788. In
between movements of this masterpiece actors from Glen
Ridge High School's drama club will read letters from
Mozart's own writing. Don’t miss this unique presentation
of one of the greatest works for string trio ever
written. February 28th at 7:00pm in the glorious
acoustics of the Georgian Room. Tickets are $20 general
admission, $10 for seniors, students and club members.
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The Favorite Doll Tea is March 13th!
Returning for the 8th straight year is the much-anticipated Annual Doll Tea on March 13th. This
event has grown over the years to be our most successful and well-attended fundraiser. The
afternoon starts with the arrival of the children with their parents, grandparents, and dolls all
dressed up for a traditional high tea. The tables are laid with an
array of finger sandwiches, steaming pots of tea, and lemonade.
Dolls can visit the Doll Salon to get their hair done. There are many
raffle prizes to take a chance on and vendors selling doll clothes,
jewelry, and small toys. The event is capped off with a delicious
assortment of desserts brought right to your table. Finally, every
child leaves with a small prize to remember their afternoon of fun.
The Doll Tea sells out every year! RSVP by March 4th to ensure your seats at the table. You
must purchase your tickets ahead of the event. We cannot take walk-ins the day of the event.
Adult Members: $25
Adult Non-Members: $30
Members’ Children (ages 3-14): $20
Non-Members’ Children (ages 3-14): $25
Assigned seating is limited. No tickets will be sold at the door the day of the event. Reserve
your place by visiting the Club’s web site at www.womensclubglenridge.com or calling the
office at 973-748-5459.
Keep in touch with the Club!
Henry Chapman Night Is March 18th!
! Every year the Women’s Club of Glen Ridge honors our
Associate Members with an evening program. This year
we are pleased to have the
owners of Jersey Spirits
Distilling Co. as our guest
speakers. Jersey Spirits Distilling
Co. is a small batch distiller
located right in Fairfield, NJ. Our
speakers will discuss the craft of
small batch distilling and will
conduct a Mixology 101 class using their own spirits.
Light fare will be offered to accompany the delicious
beverages.
The date is Friday, March 18th. The time is 7:30pm. The
cost for this enlightening evening is $10/Members and
Associates; $20/Non-Member guests.
To RSVP, please visit the Club’s website at
www.womensclubglenridge.com, email
[email protected], or call the Club office at 973748-5459.
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Th Art Committee would like to invite all members and their guests to join
The
us Monday, April 4th on a field trip to the Rubin Museum of Art in New
York City. The Rubin’s exhibitions reflect the connections
between contemporary life and the art and ideas of the
Himalayas, India, and neighboring regions.
We are especially excited about the photography exhibit Steve McCurry: India
which ties in beautifully with our recent guest speaker Ela Shah's wonderful
presentation. April 4th is the last day to see the McCurry exhibit!
We will meet at the Glen Ridge Train Station to catch the 10:22am train, then
take the #1 subway three stops to 18th St. The museum is located one block from the
subway station. There are also two parking lots located on the museum's block, if you
prefer to drive.
We will have a general tour of the museum at 1:00pm. If you like, we can have lunch before
the tour in the Café Serai. Museum Admittance Fee: $15; Seniors: Free on April 4th
RSVP through the Club’s web site, www.womensclubglenridge.com, or by calling the office at 973748-5459. We need an accurate head count for the tour and for lunch in the Café Serai.
ASAS Art Show
The annual Advanced Student Art Show (ASAS) will be held at the Women’s
Club on April 27th. This event allows high school seniors to showcase their
work in a professional setting and compete for scholarships offered by the
Glen Ridge Arts Patrons Association (G.R.A.P.A.) The artwork displayed is of
topmost quality and shows the students’ commitment to the arts. Local
professional artists and art professors are recruited to judge the students’ work and assign
the level of scholarship value. This event has been a staple of the high school and G.R.A.P.A.
for several years. The ASAS Art Show is Wednesday, April 27th, from 7:00-9:00pm. Entry is
free.
The International Affairs Committee Presents: Artists Unhinged
Come and join us for a night of art and connect to the artist. Be
transformed by the beauty and aesthetics of art. Meet working international
artists who will share with you their art journey: their work, their process,
their vision. Enter the discussion about art as a medium for social and environmental change.
Experience the creativity as you indulge in one-on-one conversations with the artists. We will also
have a representative from Google there who can answer any and all questions about the
Internet, free programs, apps, and online services. Don’t miss this unique opportunity! This is a
free community event, but RSVPs are requested.
Saturday, April 16th, 2016 from 6:30PM to 10:00PM
To RSVP, please visit the Club’s website www.womensclubglenridge.com, send an email to
[email protected], or call the office at (973) 748-5459.
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Read any good books lately? Why
not join one of our Book G roups?
Novelties Book Group
Novelties is a book group for the busy
woman. We meet every 6-8 weeks in the
evening. Our meetings combine deep
discussion and fun banter. We meet at
8:00pm unless otherwise noted. For more
information, contact Ingrid Kozlowski,
[email protected].
Upcoming dates and titles:
March 9th - The Nightingale by
Kristin Hannah
April 20th - A Little Life by
Hanya Yanagihara
June 15th - TBD
Classics Book Group
The Classics Group meets on the 3rd
Wednesday of each month at 8:00pm.
Books are selected by consensus two
months prior to our next meeting. From
Alcott to Austen, Chaucer to Cheever, and
Stevenson to Steinbeck, we are a fun and
lively group. For more information,
contact Barbara Kalemkerian
[email protected].
Upcoming dates and titles:
February 24th - Dr. Zhivago by Boris
Pasternak, Chapters 1 - 8
March 16th - Dr. Zhivago by Boris
Pasternak, Chapters 9 to 15 (end)
April 20th - TBD
May 18th - TBD
Girls’
Club
The Girls’ Club had a big start to 2016.
Special guests at the January General
Meeting were representatives from
Sovereign Martial Arts in Bloomfield. These
volunteers taught a self-defense class for our
members. The girls had lots of fun while also
learning invaluable lessons in how to protect
themselves if they should ever be in a
dangerous situation.
January also saw the girls volunteering at
the Church On the Green Soup Kitchen and
at MESH.
In February the girls volunteered at the Gas
Lamp Production of Mary Poppins. They
helped by selling tickets and ushering
audience members to their seats. Our work
at MESH and in the Church On the Green
Soup Kitchen continued through February.
SAVE THE DATE: The annual spring Fashion
Show will be held on Wednesday, April 6th at
7:00 PM at the Women’s Club. A portion of
the proceeds will be donated to the Local
Assistance Advisory Committee to help local
families in need, COPE and the American Red
Cross. Every year this event is a lot of fun for
both the Girls’ Club members and everyone
in the audience!
You can always check out what our book groups are reading on
the Club’s web site at:
http://www.womensclubglenridge.com/momsbookgroup.html
What has the Community Service Committee been up to?
The Community Service Committee wants to thank all those who attended our Annual
Luncheon on Tuesday, February 2nd. You provided an enthusiastic reception for our
speakers: Dr. Nadine Pappas and Janet Lesko of the Connie Dwyer Breast Center, and
Carol Berger and Ashley Pires of Wynona’s House.
Wynona’s House was established 15 years ago to
serve and seek justice for abused and neglected
children in Essex County. As Ms. Pires noted, child abuse is a major social crisis that
affects all socio-economic lines. As many as 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys will experience
some type of abuse during their childhoods. Wynona’s House is special because it
provides advocacy for its clients in one setting. This may include law enforcement,
protection, counseling and medical services.
The Connie Dwyer Breast Center at St. Michael’s Hospital in Newark
was founded in 2004 with the mission of providing advanced and
comprehensive breast care to all women, but especially to AfricanAmerican and Hispanic women. African-American and Hispanic women
typically have lower survival rates from breast cancer because they have less access to
affordable care. The Connie Dwyer Center turns no woman away and
hopes to expand its facility in the near future.
The Community Service Committee’s next function will be the annual
Red Cross Blood Drive on March 23rd. It is anticipated that, yet again, our
quota of 40 pints of blood will be exceeded. Donating blood is an easy
and satisfying way to provide for your community. Your effort is even rewarded with soup,
sandwiches, and baked goods! Mark your calendar now. See the flyer in this edition of the
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242 Bellevue Ave
Montclair, NJ 07043
Owned and Operated by NRT LLC
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www.womensclubglenridge.com
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Wednesday, March 23rd
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