New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20

MOVING TO ELEVATE THE STANDARD
OF CITIZENSHIP.
PROMINENT WEDDINGS THIS wEEK-THE PROF
ECT FOR NEW MASONIC HALL-PEi'-
sONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES

| SONAL AND SOCIAL NOlES
The movement by leaders of the Epworth League
| and Christian Endeavor societies to use the moral
! influence OF these great organizations TO elevate
the standard Of citizenship in politics has the warm
approbation of people Of all political views and
! classes The purpose is to purify and Christisnze
the electorate, and throw all the moral weight of
the good citizenship movement in the scale for good
| remedial laws and for tine repression oil license
and vice and immortality, which may exist under
the forms of and by protection Of the laws.
The project OF Masonic hall for Newark has
| been allowed to sleep since the period of 1899 set
| in The projectors. representing all the Masonic
lodges of the city, requested prominent site 10Y
| the temple. 1t is on Washington facing Broad
! st. at the upper end of Washington Park. The de-
| sire is for building of style and dimensions 10
suit city twice the present size of Newark, 50 that
ii will stand for many years hitting represen-
tative Of Masonry and not be dwarfed by its sur
| roundings.
Lay Judge Gottfried Kruger, the brewer. is said
| to have lost $4,000 by the failure of the Credit
| System Company, OF which he was the larges;
| stockhoGer and the vice president But Judge
| Kruger finds some consolation for his loss in the
| completion of his Saenser Hall. in Belmont
ave, one of the largest and handsomesi music halls
in the country Ii formally opened 10 the pun
| lie on Thursday night. The total cost was about
$4,000.
on Tuesday evening. at the home of j. II. Nah
lein in Grcen-st. his niece Miss Kathleen Nah
lein was united in marriage 10 Charles J. Wilson.
of Elizabeth. About ore hundred and twenty-five
invitations sent out. and guests were present
from NewYork and Philadelphia The bride Was
attended by Miss Fannie Lehman. OF Elizabeth, as
maid Of honor. and the Misses Eittie Greenfield
and Helen Wilson. Laurence L. Wilson. the bride
srooms brother. was best man. and the ushers
Henry D. Mahein Martin Mahlein. Charles
g. Cross and Albert X. Durham. The Rev. Mr..
Allen performed the ceremony.
Marys Catholic Church Tuesday Jacob
A. Strack and Miss Anna Meister were married by
the Rev Father Polycarp, ASSISTED by tne i, o,
George Mcster, brother Of the bride and Mss MIS-,
Matilda YoInber and Schueber were brldesilai"s,
while Misses Matilda and Lizzie Melster we're maids
of honor Conrad koellhoner frcGeIick StnS -
John IIolomaier and Nicholas kaui!m were ash
ers A reception at Doeisers Han Followed at
tended by ;oO persons. ., ,,..,r.s
Peldie Memorial Church was crowded on , Meanes,
day evening the wedding o. Mss Mary Florence
smith and Henry Ausgst StTobe 81 'ae hr banG o.
somcy decorated The ceremony was perIloli me-!
by the Rey GhaFes b bod b1d ine aav her
TIE raid of honor Miss Annie smith. a sisteii
Miss Helen Jenkins The hes, man william
Reinzehausen. After the wedding reception was
syIvania-avc. and the couple started on bridal
tour o Niagara Falls and canada po,e,,c, x,s
married 10 John Richards a, .ae home home 81 Inc Inc
bridc parents. 10 $6 Hish-St Ihe heV ha acd
reception followed the marriage ceremony ,,u
Miss Amelia Robinson daushier o. MI aga Srs
werc married or Wednesday evening In calvary
Presbyterian Church. the Rev l. IS HoP"ooa De-
ing the officiating clergyman
The Newsrk Conference Home Missionary Society
held It's tenth annual meeting IN the central Meth,
about POO The following elected officers Presi-
deni Mrs. ". u. Drake Jersey city; recording sec
rotary. Miss Phoebe Conk.in; BasRng KiaGr, COZ.
ire aslIrer Mrs Ruth Pruden. Newark. supply sec
reiary Miss Linda b. Fitzgerald, delegate to the
National Conference, Mrs. W. b. Drake a.ternate'
Miss Phoebe Conklin. District secre ;arles-Newark.
Wiss Elaine. Jersey Clty. Mrs. Beach; Paterson,
Mrs Doane: Elizabeth. Miss Isabella Miller
PERSONAL NOTES OF NEWARK PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs Henry ". Heller have returned
from their wedding tour and will be at home TO
their friends on November and s. az No 2G1 Gin
ton-ave.
Frank j. GriGths. of Roseve-ave.. assistant
superintendent Of the D, L. and w. r. X, spent
a week IT, the Pocono Mountains.
Miss Edith Bancroft has returned from trip
to Europe.
Cards are out announcing the weddings or MISS
Annie Farrington and Joseph Macdonald. jr.. at
the Peddie Memorial Church on October ~ ana
Professor f. Frederick Knapp. principal Of school
No T. and Miss Martha NJ Peck. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Theodore VI. Peck Of Madison. on Octo-
Der 25 in the Memorial Chapel at Madiso"
NJ. and Mrs. Alfred j. Gilby, Of Woodside are
or 4 "trip to Toronto. Canada.
Nr ana Mrs John Rockingham are making an
extended tour through the Soutn ,,,
Miss Mabel Chase. Of Lincoln-ave, Noodsde'
Will spend the winter in Philadelphia
Mrs G. Mcdonald Wills. Mr.; and Mrs George
A. OIL and Mrs George 4. Ohl, IT., are spending
a month at Columbus, ohio: -,
Homer Thrall JOY of the late Colonel I'd
ward l.. Joy. has returned to Newark from Eu-
Nr and Mrs Daniel Durham. who are making
an extended Western trip VIII be AT nome NoVem-
Der IA.