New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23
PLAINEIELD.
A Successful ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF 7
MrMLENnERG MOsPITN.

A SUCCESSFUL. ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF THE
MruLENBERG HOSPITAL.
The Casino OF the Union 60, MY Country club
was crowded 20 the doors on THURSDAY evening"
when the long promised amateur minstrel and ORA
matte programme in aid OF the Nuremberg Hospta'
was given. The entertainment was one OF the most
attractive OF the social season. and hundreds OF
people forced to 50 away unable to ma stand
ing room in the assembly hall The large audience
was thoroughly appreciative OF the excellent pro-
gramme. In the minstrel show Frederick w WaZ
was interocutor and Clarence cree, George -
stevens George f. SHOEMAKER and laurens Van
Buren, were end men. There were solos by Frank
Cokefair Arthur Freeman. Elmer f. Runyon ami
VIII y. Runyon. monoogue by George Tassart'
banjo and mandolin playing by Fletcher d. Hallock'
James II Hallock r. DazeI Schoonmaker, {. W.
Abbott. John Tayor. jr. Frederick q. Smith and
Elston French. ard singing BY the Columbia Col
!ege Quartet. In the circle were George H. Schooh-
maker Robert Lewis. Robert Clark. Nathaniel Mil
Ter Frederick Dencke. T.. II. James and y. ).
Cas,leman The minstrel part was followed by
Mrs. Burton Harrison's one-act f-ce. Tea at Four
O'Clock" capitally presented by Mrs. j. Parker
Mason. Mrs. Lemuel W. Scrre. jr. Mrs irving ID.
Brown. Mrs William l.. Saunders and Messrs
Bogert. George Taggart James stoweh Anthony
Irving II. Brown and William X. Cock Nah.
The success OF the project TO establish nght
battery in Plainheld now seems to be assured An
. is at being T@1T ID pa ssns n ns
civ and the Organization OF mon to the guns
will Ia completed just soon as the artillery ~
awarded TO P!aints.d THIS city mas no mn. mina.a,y
organization at prcsent every attempt To FORM an
Infantry company having failed. Il IL hoped mat
tho reorganization OF the National Guard OF New
Jersey. which Is now being accomplished ' WI, pro-
The following Is the newly, appointed fNeeu,lNe
COMMITTEES OF the Ncw-Jersey Young Mems chris
tan Associations: T. = cowles; OF Jersey .idy
" D. Murray OF Plsintc!d: +. n Geer; OF orange;
G " Allng OF Newark: wilson Farrand OF
Newark; = f. Dudley. OF orange: }. H. McGray,
Of Madison A. b9SieK %, MSa,yla or Orange
Valley; f. W I.angstroth OF Railway. and f.. j.
Chief Consul Robert Gentle. Of The New-Jersey
Division H. A. W. mas app9.fd rfan Marin Is
the originator OF the so-called century run from
New-York to Philadelphia. nj, - ,..,,,
Arthur Lee. Of Ponce, Porto RICO ana LUZ, yu,o
Andraca OF Matanzas. cuba. have been visiting
George ~ Sauer and Frederick +. Slower OF THIS
meeting Of the Common Council VIII be hed
J,,cad giving TO the Painfield street railway the
rIsht 10 extend it, tracks along certain streets
heretofore clear OF trolley ears. ..,., -,
George W. Grant has been reappoihteu caP'a'" VI
the Plaintield police force ...o...
The Schoonmaker collection or japanese poxteIy
and cloisonne has been awarded 10 me ai,,-
resssd deslre of the owner. the late JOB Maze lot
many years Mayor OF Planheid; ,,a,, ,,as,
William II. Williams, one OF Palnheid oIues,
and best known residents marrieI on W,,,ian
Mrs A. Montross. OF Munroe. N y Mr.. Wiiiiams
IL a civil War veteran. having enlisted as private
i'm Captain Ewings Company IS oth New
Volunteers. at Newton. on August 20 io"i anu
served to the end of the war .,
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. j. Hervey Ackefman
gave an at home She was assisted In receiving
~ Mrs Robert Rushmore. Mrs. Marion s. Acker-
man and Mrs f. X. Alderman: Those who assisted
I'm the dining room were Mrs Howard Tracy, Miss
Morgan and the Misses Cook.