New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Louis Elleau, in Ridsewood Hoad' he~'
PLAINFIELD.
LISTS OF OFFICERS ELECTED BY LOCAL
SOCIETIES.
RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS = NUM-
WORK FOR MACHINE SHOP MEN

RECEPTIONS AND ENTERTAINMENTS = "oi'N
WORK FOR MACHINE SHOP MEN
NOTES or INTEREST
The pulpit Of All Souls Church vas hiied on pun
dav morning last b. Mrs. Julia Ward Ho"e' VIM
delivered a sermon o. the text. Anu Nn." 49,.
came that hired at the eie'S"'' "0N
received every man a penny. $3.50 l..
Tho Rio Potter printing press works, Which Is
among the largest Of Painheids industries nas re-
stored its old schedule OF working hours WIN ~
creased wages for the men. VINO 'or s'''7 I'm. ,
rave Drt i pa better Cor tradcsmen in town ais D.
The Planled Rranch Alliance Id i,s p raInIi
f prctiSnot on rs David p Hail. vceprssden, Mrs.
T. " Conkn recording secreaprY' Kiss Ruth G.
leonard: treasurer Mrs r. ron; F'N sGams
Committee, Mrs Hobart TiaTk' Mos !" Kiss E. L.
NT Tbe scholarship honors in the Plalnneld hiSn
Helen T. Hazen ard Thomas D. Bar NTs nszsh
The Waiting orator OF the conmsncem ini day eS-
WIN be the n RG pjo, D Water snppy Com
pan ne elected on Tuesday comprise John Rsan jsJ
E g. Runke lanes Ma Lag, nesting f. e. o. 0p he d.
re rsoH officers viii be chosen, who will prob
ably be ae same as those nov omon College will
deliver an address physcal research sn1 III n OH
oa Os9re tie c MSnd% hs caS
c,at me ~ Ma' the First Methodist Church was held
Al the home OF Mrs. J. ". Jackson IN crrsJ tin
ave on Tuesday. Those who ASSISTED ~ M M Mrs
the affair a we're Mrs {; o. Cok...''' W, n
Henry l. McGee. Mrs George EyaHs Ms Jos MIss
H Harr,e H1 French Mrs Chiffon Wharton Mss smith
Mss Minnie French, James X. Joy. Mrs Nelson
Hull. Mrs Daniel Davis Mrs James 1870 2n.sie
Alice jenkins Edna French Mauee f WnSls Sharp
Miss Allen. OF Hackettstown, ana Clarence t.
Mrs John r. French and the Misses French nave
,ssneJ cards FOR an afternoon tea, 10 be gwen AT
thor home in Yves, Seventh-st on Wednesday
afternoon OF next week. A. ,.,es T.,
Mrs. Albert H. Atterbury ana MIS-; Jh'S an n
MYERS represented P,ainhed at the anhuiI d.hher
~ The New-Jersey Society OF Colonial Ddhes Vi
America in Trenton this week. r.,
The Monday Afternoon club has CHOSEN tn tu io..
vice.presidcnts Mrs Edwin l.. Conklin. Mrs w H.
Storlinc and Mrs. Il. j. Shrever; treasurer 't t
John Gray Foster: corresponding secretary hr r.
+ o. Herring: recording secretary. MISS Jessie ~
The New-Jcrsey women's Suffrage Association
met in Planiei Frlday. Morning and afternoon
sessions were held in tho Y. NJ. e A. Hai, Mrs'
Florencc Howe Hall made the opening address;
.Why Women should be Enfranchsed" was told
b,, Aaron NJ Powell Addresses were also MADE
Nv he ROY Or A. II. Lewis. Or. Mary =. Hussey,
he Rey Antoinette Brown Blackwell. Mrs isaac
society was out IN full force on Thursday night
to witness the production by local talent OF Ihe
nussan HONEYMOON" In the Planfeld Opera
House for the benefit OF the Keller rund me
affair was = distinct success the amateur a,tis,s
never before having appeared TO such good ad-
+ Frank Hubbard. who for twenty-seven years
has represented this section or Union county ~
tho Board OF Freeho,ders. was again elected u
/ ,c,,or Of tho Board this week. and received
handsome eold-headed walking stick as a token OF
esteem