New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
NEWARK.
A GYMNASIUM FOR GIRLS TO BE EsTAB-
LIsHED BY THE W. c. T. \.
MEETING OF THE TRAVELLERS CLUB-coNcEtlS
AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENTS


SOCIAL NEWS.
The Roseville Avenue Presbyterian Society VIII
give a representation Of Mrs Jarleys WaN"o'hs
next Thursday evening in the chapel
Miss Florence Grace Carter and Frederick v
Egner we're married Thursday In the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church by the Rev Thomas II,
Bridges pastor OF the church. Miss Eva Sher"oo'
was bridesmaid and Louis Egner. brother OF t"e
bridegroom. was best man. Miss Irene Ca'''
sister OF the bride and Miss Annie Esner, sister %
the bridegroom. maids Of honor. Inc ushe''
were NJ Sommers Charles Kinsey. William Glider
sleeve and r. NJ LOCKER. The bridegroom ana MS
best man met the party at the pulpit pla''o'i" H.
After the ceremony reception was heid a. ~
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Johh .
Carter, No. 80 Bleeckerst
The annual sale OF the circle Of the Silver cross
of Kings Daughters held Friday in the -
James parish house Broad-st The rooms were
prettily decorated. and contained many booths ne
officers OF the circle are: Mrs. T. w CORN pre-
dent Mrs. Joseph Fewsmith. vce-presiden'' :" ''9
Gertrude Rindell treasurer Miss Annie l.. Ilch-
enor secretary: Executive Committee, Mrs l1oru'
Mrs Nichols. Mrs. Rushing. Miss Gelston ana MT
Thorburn. The officers ex-oficio members o.
this committee Other members OF the clrcie are
Mrs L. L. Burke Mrs l.. l. Carlisle. Mrs NliDuF
Doremus Miss Ella Florence. Mrs. Edwin W ham
mer Mrs. Eta G.. Lord. Miss Lillian T. Woodhu''
and Mrs. W. l. Robb
The November meeting ~ the Essex county
branch OF the State Charities Ala Association VIII De
held IN the parlors of the Y. NJ. C. A Building W
ange next Wednesday night at O'Clock kepoit :
viii be presented the Essex County Jan anu
Pententiary.
A meeting OF the Travellers Club, OF RoseVine'
was held on Friday the home OF MISS I'M ~.
81 North Ninth-st. An interesting programme" va
rendered including accounts Of trip y the \atIi
Bridge and the Shenandoah Valley OF virginia ny
characteristics OF the people there were also ains
upon. Mrs. Albert Mcmahon sent a lettcr 10 III
club. describing Norfolk. Hampton Roads, Nt"pol.
News and an extended trip through the westtIii
part OF the State. Mrs. Frank 7. Hampton pay ~
"Old Black Joe with variations and chorus S sss
some melodies. with banjo accompaniment "l!SS
Hill read a paper the Shenandoah tlley anu
Miss MAY the authors OF Virginia. Ars. feI''
T. Taylor sang some OF the Southern lulaoles.
The Philitscipoma Club held It's first meeting IN
the new quarters Wsener Hal Broad-st.. lhuIsIaY
noon Mrs May Riley Smith. OF Soross, ana ~.
Ellen F. Miles also OF Sorosis were among the
guests The president. the Rev. Phoebe A hahaI
ford. introduced Mrs. Smith who read poem oi
her own. Tired Mother Mrs Frances -. sim,
wood presented the subject OF he day Foe l
The first paper was read by Dr. Miles ana was rN-
titled Obscure Poets" Miss Francesca Mack ho,
tosh's subject 'Longfeliow. An original poem
by Mrs. Frances f p Chase Poetic Though, ~
Mrs Frances d Stanwood was airman Of ne
Committee on Poetry. and Mrs. Jean A. FewsmitIi'
chairman Of the Executive COMMITTEE