New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
PATERSON.
4 STYLISH EASTER WEDDING IN ST
PAULS CHURCH.

lr,.Dcrs IN THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Personal. NOTES ABOUT PATERSON PEOPLE
Easter week brought one stylish wedding. uniting
r,ou-Lnown families In ST. PauPs Church. on Tues-
dav afternoon Edith Laura Townley, daughter On
William c. Townley, was married by the rector
tho Rev Thomas w Nickerson, jr., 10 Dr. joseph
White Williams assistant city physician, a son OK
the late ex-senator and eX-Mayor Henry A Nn'-
Jams and brother Of the present State senator hoo
ert williams DR. Williams is graduate OF Prince
ton Miss Eleanor Dodge was maid OF honor ana
George A. Townley, brother OF the bride attehdeo
the bridegroom The ushers were Henry W. Gedhii'
William c. Towney jr. Arthur Ryle. Robert Ken
Atterbury, Jay Holmes anu III 'cr ""Ne'-
There reception.
Eastertide brought substantial reasons Tor JOY 10
several of the churches In the Church OF the Re-
dcemer Gresbyterian) the offerings OF money were
munion (EpiscopaD, N.I9o ana in st. Marks Upls-
copaD, $3.50. The Church Of the Holy communion
dence table Of carved oak and brass, from Peter
BAILEY. in memory of his wife, and the other. =
sG4 sgsF S orHe ana eory y OF a. F. 81
The Exchange Tor Womens Work Will be opened ID
charge OF the new enterprise in the main those
belonging to the Tuesday Club, which meets weekly
Ihe bali OF the Tourist Cyc.e Club at Apollo Hall
on Wednesday night brought on; smart assem-
bage and the adornment OF the room was note
worthy for extent, novelty and expense; ,
The action Of the Commission OF Public lnstruc-
ton in vetoing High School graduation exercises al
though repented Of, il thought TO have been the
reason why two members. John |. Holt, ex-speaKer
OF the New-Jersey Legislature, and John Reld, were
not reappon:ed by Mayor Braun, the board organlL-
ing this week with members, fredetlck
Baer and William ID Plumb. Mr.. Baer IS OF SWISS
parentage and a silk manufacturer MT ltufllD mas
seen service Of four years In the United states
Navy The now president y. {. Quackenousn ike
his predecessor Dr. J. ". Smith. * Democrat,
although the board IS bipartisan. The term OF
city Superintendent J. !. Rcnhart WI expire
May % Principal l.. II. White, Of the High SchooII.
is Understood to be candidate for the place az
though Dr.. Renhart would accept a reappointmene
by the commission. ., 49,.
Chief Englner John Stagg gives the opinion that
the spire of the Market Street Methodist Episcopal
Church is unsafe Its leaning and twisted aspect
has been noticed for some time ana IL becomes
moro dilaDidated with every high wind
The Active Athletic Club has leased Tor tnree
years the large house In Smith-st once occupied
hv the late James VI. Smylie.
There is general satisfaction among Sportsman
AZ the appointment of Charles \. Shrner. the Ed-
tor of The Sunday Chronicle" 10 the newly ere
ated office OF State Game and Fish Protectoi Mr
Shriner was also reappo.nted Warden OF Passai3
county -, , a,o,
the Board Of Trade will have its annual dinner
next Thursday evening and 1t will be compliment
arv 10 William Strange, its president Ior, many
wears who at the last annual meeting, uecilhed
Henry b. Crosby came home from Winter PARK
Fla to celebrate his eightieth birthday, ana louno
awaiting him a reappointment as fark ComHnl7
sorer and a basket of eighty roses, with an enecS
tonate letter from his fellow deacons OF the FRS.
BAPTIST Church. The Father OF the PARKS IN
hale and hearty the age OF Bismarck