New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
'NEU- BRTN>UfCk.
SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREsT-A
PRETTY WEDDING IN THE FIRST RE-
E,pRNED CHURCH

PRETTY WEDDING IN THE FIRST kE
FORMED CHURCH..
Tho Golf craze has struck New Brunswick.
Several neoplN prominent in society have taken
nm tho project and a club will be organizer Al .
meeting to no hold next week. some OF me en-
thnsiastic ones arc Mrs. ". Weston. Miss Juha
Anahc. Miss Baldwin Frank T." Jane"ay anu
Professor Logic. Of Rutgers College.
The purils Of tho High School publish monthly
a paper called THE Advocate" which has always
been A credi,able production. The editors lus'
elected are: Edward VOORHEES,. Paul 'phhS
Edith Bond. Cornslia VOORHEES,. Ellis NriAIs'
Eva Gorsn and otto LAUDER. Edward Noo'nee'
is editor-ln-chef. and the business managers are
Ellis McI.aury and Paul Collins.
Lieutenant William Wesel. T. ; \. ASSISTANT
to the Quartermaster at the West Point Military
Academy. has been visiting his father ana
brothers In New Brunswick
The Young Mems Catholic Literary Assoca.
ton. one OF the most prominent and popular u
New Brunswicks numerous social orginizauo"''
recently hrarched ont I'm the line OF minstrel en-
tertainment with marked success. Loren Bras,
don leader of the Rutgers College Gee club had
carefully trained the mrstrels. and the resu''
OF his efforts seen IN a smooth performance
Peter r DAILY was interlocutor. The no"p
raised about si0) will be used In building ~"
clubhouse in George-st.. adjoining the postoINe
building The officers Of this association a'e'
President John II. Harding; vice-president Ine0'
dore r. Lester; treasurer. Terenca T. Lyons u,
cording secretary. John +. McGrAth corFeSPo"'.
ing secretary. Francis Bradley, marshal, JAMES
Sheohan, librarian, James {. Clark The MN.
strel entertainment Will be repeated at an ear"
The historic ami capacious First Reformed Ch1rSS
on Tues!ay evening". wren Miss Florence pamonni
Schenck. OF New Brunswick. was marie 10 IN -
church Of Mount Vernon. y Y. The educating
cergymen the Rev. DR.. = T. Pockman' ptstss -.
bury Park father OF the bridesroom me D,S' Mss
was Professor Myron ID. Scudter. o. Al9Ahy' ,sSsrs
Mr. Boocock OF Flatbush: Dr. James Bishop ~
New-i ork, and William c. SHERWOOD OF 'e''"
4 coming social event in Now brunswick MI &c
the wedding OF next rhursdty evening os bna
OF 't hs eitv Miss DeSer is the daas;r u James
Deshler superintendent Of he United states 80
young dentist with growing practice AMI I'm IN
pop ilarty The ceremony VIII b. pefiot,,,.ssSIil ,y
at the hde y re Bride in ynsso1eaV
The second day OF the STATE Cnris3In Yf@s,:eriay
morning with service A. $50 lei 10y Benjamin "a.
Eyertt. OF JAmes6ufs In ihe ml.a Noth,n' me
slOn. which opened Al COCK addresses 'n ~
Christian Eroe tyore: ~ = orll' were de....." "a
the Rev Dr. Cornelius Bre.s. Of Jersey Ci'y p's n
Rev j. W Richardson. Of Plalnield ana ~ -
J. A. RondIhalei q Inti,nlpo!is Oiaer sa" BY
were on n'smPerance ,h' re OF lie ,. and a
Good Citizenship by the Rey DR. Da'Ii i ,sT
R Sb Sn q snd Fa far s Of
mittees' VAS lei by Miss Alice T. >2ins wpords
An address on Youth as Factor II the W.
Fvangezation' was given oy thc Rev Foiic "a
Ot;man of Newark and speeches were ixltter1.ioa
The Christian Endesvo. Missionary tx N Ni,t
Course" by William Dulles ANA the Rsv A. Ds ,ers
Mason. Of Now-Nork. IN tie evening al'"h,.,sri,n
held in the First Reformed ard First Preso3!:sss.I
churches. The convention yesterday m,'AiIs C.
officers follows: President. the Rey ~ ~ Dr.
French, 90 Newark; vica-preslden.5 ne ~ nro9k-
Cornelius Brett o. jersey Guy; Miss Caroir,1 Sy;,s
fed Of Jersey city. and the Rev W., - RoSsrta
81 Bevidere. secretary and treasurer No, ,,,n viii
Harris. Of Be,vdere The next co"Ve"'o"
probably be al Atlantic City.