New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
PLAINFIELD.
POLITICS, CIDER MILLS AND VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN-TOPICs or INTEREST.
MUSICAL MATTERs-THE HOTEL NErHERwoon
TROU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF WEDDINGS
SOCIAL. NOTES.


SOCIAL NOTES.
The discussion OF politics has occupied In largo
degree thu attention Of PiainnelGers in the Last
week and there have been feV s)cial harpennes
OF general interest. Inc town becomes more at.
tractiye each day the season advances. The
Night Of blackbiris southwark mas begun ana the
cider mills have been drawn from dark corners by
,h, farmers roundab bout. These two signs u an.
tu,nn coupled with the cOlorins OF the mountain
foliage. always announce the days when walking
parties are the accepted pleasure OF the hosr
Not In many months has the town been as Drill
!antiy Illuminated a. IT was Wedaesdiy nsht
when the tlremen held parade through the caet
horoughfares The Volunteer Department will e..
wavs attract attention and admiration amo0.
plaiofeders and when they marched IN The streets
Wednesday ii Was greeted everywhere with cheer
The citizens afterward danced at ball given B,
the freynen to the city officials and other ayitea
guests
The Entertainment Committee Of the County Club
has arranged for a vaudeville entertainment to Be
given in the Casino this evening a; O'Clock
G,doe Van Syckevs charge 10 the Union County
Grand Jury will probably result in stopping the
awarding of gifts at fairs by chance There have
been several fairs held already this season at
. which prizes were awarded by chance and the so
cietes which authorized the prize-s'Vihs are likely
to receive discipline in the courts
Association the following prominent women
su,,ed office: President, Mrs !. '. +. Randolph;
vce-president Mrs. j. X. Myers; secretary, MIRA
Charles f. Brooks. assistant secretary Afs. J.
scott: treasurer, Mrs. RI. y. Reynolds; Board Of
Managers Mrs -. !. Yerkes. Mrs. {. r. Ryder,
Mrs Lawrence Myers, Mrs. g. W Mccu,eaen,
Mrs B. J. Shreve. Mrs. r. Bond. Mrs Alexander
Gu5er, Nh. j. l.. SEWN. Mrs. c. C. cokefalr,
urs H. Mayson Mrs VI. ". Tyler Ms l.. LeOr-
ard Mrs Row, and Cox. ami Mrs. !. EVar;s Tracy.
The New-York Philharmonic club has been S.
cured for series Of concerts to be given II he
Casino Of the Union County C2unuy CUB on No.
vember % December IS ami March Among the
solosts who are announced 70 appear Are Mss
Lillian Blauvelt Mss Clara {. Henley Miss Tir.
zah Hamen Anton Schott and conrai Benrens
r. + Serrell has won the title OF Local champion
athlete having secured n 'ne nn ss ns
prize and third prize which gave him TIE
highest point percentage
4 matter that aroused much anxious inquiry here
is the probable disposition Of the Hotel Neiher-
wood properly. The hotel is OF the handsomest
popular with New-York and BROOKLYN people The
appointment of receiver early ms Week may re-
SHIT in the closing of the hotel for long time to
Trinity Reformed cHuTsh Wednss da Even even
r. Woodruff. two popular young people OF TINS
city. took place, and the Rev Cornelius schenck
Miss Julia scribner, OF East Front;st., mas gore
20 Amherst Mass. being called there by the seroqa
illness OF her brother-n-av, Professor {. himoall
OF Amherst College ~,
\ reception given for the ReE and MIS-
Lewis Bond on Tuesday night IN the Flrsi Presoy
terrain church. on the occasion Of their departure
for Macedonia where for about nfteen years they
have been engaged in missionary work:
Epworth League societies Of Painfed ana nedroy
suburbs met in Plainhed Tuesday nishi IN social
rally. $3.50, ..-- L.,..
Two of Artist Julian SCOTS battle pictures nave
lust been hung in the Planfield Art GALLERY one
IL a scene in the woods at Spottsyivania, am tne
other is the battle OF Goldings Farm SHOWING
the ith Vermont Regiment under fire .
Mrs Charles Hyde and Miss HYDE san on tne
Havel next Tuesday for Athens. Greece. "6ere
Mrs Hyde expects 10 remain during the winter
...o ~.
Announcement is made OF the sa Ipprson e
wedding Of Miss Eleanor Tennent morrison 70
C:ark Dnlenbeck on october a al the home o,
the brides father. T. ". Morrison. Editor OF
THE Plainheh Evening News. -,
The Plainfeld Bicycle club will have r'i 20
run This afternoon at o'clock. ana are gong 70
New brunswick and Nfiddlebrook. where supper
Is to be served. - %.
All Ne,herwood reioiced VIXEN re|s was 70
ceived from Washington that free man delssty
had been extended 20 that suburb from tltlnHeil
r. wadiine Of Miss Florence Randolph. o.
PlaInfed 20 John Groendyke. Of Finder1s. WI
take nIace in the Plainfed First Baptist Churco
October %.