New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
NEWARK.
PREPARATIONS FOR A BRILLIANT SOCIAL
SEASON.
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FAlRS-SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
-WEDDINGS THIS WEEK.


The Essex Troop. which made eredltaoe us
MAY at the unwilling Of the Mcclellan statue III
rhtodc,rbia has two of its members candidates In
rec county, r. Wayne Parker is Republican
candidate for Congress and Edward W. Jackson
for Surrogate Politics is. however, FAR removed
from the troop. which Is representative OF uhe
best clement of the population Inc coihihaHoer -
Colonel James f. Flemming veteran caVa'rY-
man and a Democrat in politics.
There is a gradual but apparently permanent
revival observable in the industries of Newark
This is shown by the increased throng of workmen
going TO and returning from work in Market-st al
! a. m and p. and also IN the increasing
amounts drawn from the books Tor wages on r'l-
days and Saturdays. The hating industry Wh''h
had languished for year. Is fairly prosperous
now but trade has been diverted from the city by
the strikes Clarks thread factories are now run
on full time; the steel company is busy with orders.
and other large concerns show improvement over
the conditions Of six months ago.
number Of large entertainments are projected
for the early and caterers have already re-
ceved orders in some Instances. 1t is expected that
the season will be unusually brilliant one. not
withsanding the hard times. The Bachelors are n}i
as forward they have been in arranging for n'lr
rjei ne1ole vb" have exhhitrd preference for
staying at home nights and avoiding laic entertain
There is now prospect Of the burial Of the Geo
trio wires. The Board Of Works AMI the Mayor
ana the Electric Light Company has been inclined to
cooperate in pacing The wires uhLeisiouhni' III III
The Wires.
The new law prohibiting all forms Of lottery and
gambling is expected 10 have depressing ellect on
the average fair for religious or charabe purposes
The law applies much 70 the church i4lr lottery
10 take blind chances for a money consileraton.
The state originally set a bad eNamp.s W bI IL
and Hackens sack rivers years ago.
At Pedde Memorial church en- ,day ,Ign IN,
i,p min
a large assembaee the bride beng Mss Min Y
E9rTngton danSh TER G 6ri5 H Joseph Macpon
aid. ir. The best was Frank knsey me
trg' Hiss Mamie TrusdaIe and Miss Minnie Eusiche.
After the maids came the maid Of honor; Miss VII
helmina Baker. of Maplewood. and with her walk
bride. The ceremony was performed by ihe Icy, icy,
foiiuwed at the home of the brides parents.
on Wedngday afernoon AT S. Benedcts church
by the REV Dr Leonar J Schultz brother of the
S Msses Fanny Was scSaz and Hcrtha Peter rifle
Peter was maid Of honor. \ reception was gwen
at the home Of the brides parents Belmon'-ave.
At he house Of Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kescwet-
ter. united to William A. Demarest at o'clock
Wednesday evening. The maid of honor was Mi3s
man Place Of New-York. me ceremony was PEI
formed by the Rev. l.. ". Hainer' of the Clinton
Thomas Newton. the leading tenor at ST Michael
Church. and Miss Margaret Kane we're married on
CaTt.e psstor Of IN. chure h. Officiating Miss Jenni.
Heating. Of Paterson. bridesmaid. and John
At 10. u sou,h-st.. on Wednesday; Miss Cain
crime Adele. youngest daughter OF M. ana , MIS-
Choate, OF New-lork. by Or. Henry sle!imegtT
of the Central Methodist Episcopal church. Tn"
brides brother Joseph was best man and the bride
grooms sister. Miss Florence h. Choate. Of New
Genera Wii.am j sewel was CUES; a, q dln-
OF the 81 Regiment OIL Friday night u" was asked
10y rep3r,er, about the g2,c& y. s'Dai NM IN M
g Republican. and probably 10y more emphatic
majority than in last November.
Wibour +. OConnor was standing win his lW-
brella raised in. front of Broad-st dysoo1- sipr"
when the umbrella touched an arc llehi over hls
head. Mr OConnor le.t severe shock OF cleo
tricity ana MS umbrella wrenchei from h!s
hand. one of his fingers was blis,er-i.
PERSONAL NOTES OF NEWARK PEOPLE.
Mr. and Mrs George f. Dunn who were recently
married. at their new home in Ciinton-ave.
The wedding OF Or. George c. Waite and Miss
Mary Herman Is announced to take place about
the first Of November
James Ross has gone TO Hot Springs. Va. for
the benefit Of his health
Edward l.. Dobbins. secretary Of the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company. and his wife
making an extended tour the Pacific Coast.
| Miss Louise Clifford. who has been spending the
summer in Europe. is expected home today from
IIavre and she and her sister Miss Ellen Clifford
will spend the winter at 40. 20 Park Place.
Il. Y Chedister. who has been connected with
c. y. Smith < Co for nearly a quarter Of cen
fury, will remove with his family to Denver, Col,
in few days.
At the last meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of
the Newark Building and Loan Association. Frank
B. Aber. the president. was the recipient Of gold
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Mitchell visiting
| Philadelphia. Washington and the south this week
Mrs. George Patterson. OF Troy. y. y. Is visiting
Mrs. Arthur F. Neale. Of Woodside.