New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
NEWARK.
ANNUAL BANQUET OF ST ANDREW
SOCIETY.
THE CHRISTMAS SALE BY ST BAREABAss GULL
GREAT sUCCEss-LECTrRE FOR MEM
BERs OF THE isT REGIMENT.


GREAT SUCCESS LECTURE FOR MEM
BERs OF THE isT REGIMENT.
The next meeting OF the Essex County Union
! Christian Endeavor Executive Committee VIII DC
/ held on Monday evening December TO- in the 'e0'
ure-room OF the Hi Street Methodist hpiscopd
/ Church The Rev Hugh B. MacCauley. OF the rll'h
Avenue Presbyterian Church, will present MS pan
regarding Bible training course for the union ahu
final action will be taken by the committee. II i
probable that the matter will be referred TO the III
dvidual societies
Colonel Z. A. Campbell has made an innovation al
the lst Regiment and all the officers ana guarus
men of the regiment will he treated 10 lecture OH
the Duties and Pleasures of Soldier This Iect-
ure will be given by Lieutenant Ro"el OF 'ie
United States Army. who IS detailed to instruct 'hs
National Guard Of the State 1t Will be ILLUSTRATED
by stereopticon views.
A concert will be given Wednesday. December
II under the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association The following will appear: Frank
Drake pianist: Milton Gruet. violinist ana a ).
! Wedt sololst on banjo and guitar J. VI. COBB VIII
recite
St Andrews Society gave dinner AZ Jacobys on
Monday night the speakers being City ControHer
| Gibson John Monteth, the Rev. John Hutchinson.
Of Arlington; the Rev. G. J. Mngins. Of New-fork'
Thomas Palmer and David Mcclure. principal OF the
Chestnu-st school Mr. Gibson in his address Grill
cized some OF the shortcomings OF Newark. He said:
public interests OF the city Of Newark and now We
must prepare to meet them" The speaker told how
I'VE forgetting the things most important TO our
temporary welfare while We consider those Things
OF temporary value" especially in connection
with the public school system. He said that
IN a certain period, while the wealth OF the
city increased 40 per cent tho school appro-
priaton increased only p per cent. MI GIBSON
praised the autho tiles for the appropriation OF
$4,000 for a High School. He then referred to
the streets and highways and the comments made
by the press about the dirness Of the streets The
sneaker gave as a reason for their condition that
two-thirds of the mileage OF Newarks streets were
unpaved. Mr.. Gibson declared that the city would
not have clean streets until all should be paved.
During the present year. he said, "a million DOL
lars has been expended In making permanent
streets. and miles OF pavement have been laid
than many previous years But We have forgotten
the health and amusements of this city-we have no
large parks. The county authorities have now be-
gun a system of public parks. The time has come
when the needs of the citizens OF Newark should
be looked after in this particular
The annual Christmas sale and kettledrum for the
benefit of St Barnabas's Hospital Will be held in the
Essex Lyceum Wednesday. December u. The
women OF st Barnabas's Guild will have the affair
in charge The tea-tabes will be IN charge OF Mrs.
James T Ball: embroidery tables. Mrs. william
cakes. Mrs. Botticher and Mrs. Iningworth; toy
tables Mrs Jones; useful and artistic articles. Miss
Belle Balantine; plain and fancy aprons, Mrs. D. v;
Miller There viii be snap table, IN charge OF
Mrs. j. :. Miller. on TUESDAY, December 81, the
Guild will give entertainment In the Essex Ly-
ceum at which a farce In parts The Comedy
Of Toys by Charles Barnard. will be presented by
about eighty small children. In the afternoon
matinee Will be given.
\ concert and rainbow fair for the benefit OF the
Home OF the Friendless held in the Essex Ly
last week for three days The different booths
each iraped In color. At the violet table.
where fancy articles for sale. Mrs. Milne.
Mrs. G. s. Hanes. Mrs Sanderson. Mrs. Or. Luther.
Miss Ross. Miss Lyons and Mrs Lehlback The
indigo table was in charge OF Mrs y. y. Fitz Ger
aid Mrs. J. j. Henry. Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Blanch-
ard. Mrs H. T. HerOd, Mrs. Z. ID. Henry and Mrs.
Francis swayne The blue table had dainty dolls for
sale and presided over by Mrs. George 3.
Swain. Mrs. Car Lentz. Mrs J. ". Sickle Mrs.
Joseph Merrill. Mrs. F. j. Kastner AMI Miss Baker.
AZ the yellow booth. whore fancy articles sold,
Mrs. Benjamin Atha. Mrs. W s. Grove. Mrs.
G. L. Darlington, Mrs EnOs Runyon. Mrs. j. T..
Weeks Miss Pierson. Miss Durand Miss Philips.
Miss Nette Currier and Miss Demarest At the rel
table embroidered linen displayed. The ladies
in charge Miss Tichenor. Mrs. T.. c. Lord Miss
Grace Durand Miss Emma lube. Mrs John Boyan.
Miss Ward. Miss Grover and Mrs Thorburn. The
committee in charge Mrs \ Van Wrinkle Mrs.
Nelson Todd. Mrs A. De Groot. Mrs. George Burne.
Mrs. O. b. Mockridge. Mrs. J. Dawson. Mrs. T. J.
Kastner Mrs. T. r. Crane and Miss VI. a. Woodruff.
The grocery department presided by Miss
Swain and Miss Van Dorm