New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
PLATNFIELD.
ACTIVITY ~ SOCIETY CIRcLEs-MORE TALK
ABOUT \ HORSE SHOW NOTES AND
PERSONAL ITEMS.

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The season 81 social pleasures in PlainHeli so
clcty circles viii be advanced another step Mon
day right - next week. when the frst Of this
winters assemblies viii be given II bids fair to
DC more successful in point Of patronage than
these carly dances usually are az the list OF sub
scrib,rs has been unusually well hlled In the last
fow days. Not only have the younger set sub
scrihcI literally 70 the assemblies. but the Older
people have generously helrei TO defray the ex-
pruse attending these functions.
The successful formation Of rlding-club has
added zrst 10 the project OF having horse show.
Phirn,lders demonstrated that they have "A fond
meas for nuc horse-hesh and elegant equipages at
their coaching parade iast summer. and the horse
shov. promises to be affair OF merit and en-
Joymout
IN unusually large number OF dances and teas
ere set down for days between now and New
Years the holiday week beirs already full
Mr.. Anthony c. Vail viii give tea on Satur-
day afternoon. December -. to introduce her
daughter. Miss Vail
John " Murray, one Of plainteld's prominent
ni.h his family 20 lrooklyn. ,,.. -.
issued Invitations for her friends to meet MISS
Louise :. Houghton on Thursday afternoon; De;
..mhcr ~ MISS iOughton Is edtress Of the ''McAl
Record aud VIII read paper on the advance
Of McA YORK ~, ,n tr snno,, o, John rlrch TO
retreat AT Trenton viii prove shock to Republl-
cans IN an parts 81 New Jersey Judge Ilrich was
League and served two terms In the New-Jersey
Legislature. For several years he VAS city Judge
cau'oi his renewal to the STATE Asylum for the
Insane h. has been an acute sufferer from
mental troubles for several months.
Postmaster John VI. Hctned has established
postal sub stations in the Grant-ave. and Neither
THE annual report OF the School commissioners
14% an TNrSndI dt tor FusS EDUCATION s In
The Rev. W. f. Honeyman has recovered from
an Illness which confined him to his bed for three
weeks
colonel Hadley superintendent OF the ST:
Bartho!omews Rescue Mission in NewYork. Will
deliver an address in the plainfeld Opera House,
sunday afternoon. and another In the First Bap-
Miss May HAYDEN Taylor niece OF President
day TO Edward Taylor Wilson. The ceremony
performed by the Rev ID. j Yerkes. and was
9G!s' amar G%nS to tTe recent death OF the
Public announcement was first made Monday of
a wedding that caused surprise TO all but the rela-
Miss Maud Elsie saltzman. who married a
year ago last October. at Noun; Vernon n. j..
son of Dr. J. r Frirts. son OF this ctys most
promncnt physician. and the bride is the daugh-
always moved In Plainhelds most select society
circles.
Sons OF Veterans. are: Captain. W. &. Dobbins.
first lieutenant " V. sutton; second lieutenant.
Il. Whitley &. J. Compton: representatives. II. G.
McVoy. II. $: Thatcher; alternates c. f. stephens
Mrs Alexander Gilbert and Miss Randolph will
receive this aftsrno3n at an lat home to be given
wife Of Mayor Alexander Gilbert.
The newly elected officers of Winfield Scott Post.
senior vicc-commander, NJ G Dobbns; junior Vice,
commander. W r. Moore. quartcrmaster, Andrew
Cox; surgeon. Henry G Drake: chaplain. John
officer of the guard William c. Smith: delegates
to Departmsnt E,ncampment; | |" Mcyoy ard
John Emmons