New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
ESSEN COUNTY.
NEWARK.
THE HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS BENZ
FITTED BY THE SPIELKARTENFEST.

a WELCOME GIFT TO ST. BAENABAs HOSPITAL
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
The "Spielkartenfest" at Miner s Thea're, VIM"
was given for the benefit OF the home WI NV
rr,endless under the auspices of leading society
women on the first three evenings OF the weeN WIN
r.tinees Tuesday and Wednesday, was Il success
socially and financially. The audiences were Id ~
and appreciative. The most interesting ie"'"'e "
the AFFAIR was the performance OF the chu'e"' VIM
gave several dances most creditapiy irioi u ga.
performance the audience circulated among the
booths where scores Of matrons ana naius' "p
propriately CARRIED. presided The red cara poo'h
was managed by Mrs G. S. Hanes. Mrs. Milne
Mrs Van Wink.e Miss Ross, Mrs. Sandersoh ana
DIR Luther. The black care booth was III chai -
of Mrs j. j. Henry. Mrs. A. O. Ftzgcraiu MISS
l. b FitzceraIC Mrs. f.. u. Henry Mrs Lawrence
Mrs blanchard and Mrs. II. T. Herod' Al me
snanish bootn were Mrs. Atha. Mrs Headley. Mrs
" ( Grove. Mrs Curre, Mrs Darlington Miss
Ticbner Mrs Mitchell. Miss Pcddic and Miss fier-
SON The German booth was In charge oil MIS-
George Il Swain. Mrs carl Leutz. Mrs. kastner'
Mrs Baldwin Mrs. Sticdcr. Miss Baker Mrs. y
Dodd Miss Iartshorn and Miss Van poren NJ the
Flemish hocth were Miss Grace Durand MIS-.
Lord Miss Pine. Mrs Boylan. Miss lube ana Miss
Grover The Swiss booth was ia care OF MISS
Hcadlcy MISS Duranl. Mrs. benjamin Atha. MISS
Clamp Miss icerc Mrs. Hasey Tichenor ana
Miss Brown. At the gypsy camp were Mrs tno-
Runyon Mrs l.. y Todd Mrs. j. H. Weeks ana
Miss Phillips The tea booth was looked after ny
Miss Demarcst. Mrs. shannon Mrs. conk,in and
Mrs Woodruff. while ice--r"am was -'FN.i -!
Mrs VI { CampIcd, Mrs. Bruen an! Mrs, Andgr-
son In The chilirrn's performance the OIL rndio :
lance with Marie Graham the Old maid. was
most entertaining. There VAS a Hover HoHc ana
an exhibition Of dancing dolls in inherent costumes
game Of ving checkers ocl ", an, E|o,s
Diocese. has received siit 90 No" 10Y 81 narlih
has Hospital from an Unknown iri"nn. ~, u,
has been a deficiency Of about so year IN ih'
accounts. and tn. $1,000 GIT and M IN" nett"d
10y the recent fair have put ne institution li goo"
shape again. low only mortgage remains On N
proicrtv Tine receipts OF the hospital VIII be SUI
iccnt 10 meet current expenses
The two subscription balls under the direction
Of prominent society women viii De given A. ora
ton Hall ON Friday December =. ana thursday
February g.
Revolution VIII 90 held next Wednesday M n"
Essex iyccum. after the annual meeting I'm tho
Charcery chambers.
IL Is understood iu police circes thai In January
there Will be a shifting OF the police CAPTAINS
II IL probable that Captain Daily 81 tho Third Pre-
cinct and captain Corbit Of IN" First. VIII change
The marriage Of Mss May Io~lctt. daughter ~
James Hewlett rope manufacturer, IN IRVINE
ton. 10 George smith. living ~ No. II Van huron
St. took place IN ciand".'iu" nay on Jun" .,
the Rev. Br. Schawbach. pastof - the German
Lutheran Church. performing tn" ceremony. N"th-
Ing was known OF the mnrrhe' h} me pAi'u
Of the Young coupl. until Tuesday last when m"
bridegroom formed his father. IN" SRI D. parents
were overcome by the news MIS- io"leu mas
forgiven the couple who are arranging 10 20 To
on thursday evening Mrs John \ Nicho.s OF
40 II Fulton-st. gave tea 10 lhttoiu'r nseI
house was decorated and conspicuous among me
aAornmenis were scor" Of beautiful bouquets
Mrs Nichols and her daughter were assisted IN
Mrs CHARLES fradlcy viii give reception AT
her house In James-st this afternoon