New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
PLAI\FIELD.

rh ,,o,,,,o, 90, in the Washington Park Club
cave their Junior BALI wednesday night III the
pretty borough clubhouse. and the entertainment
offered was thoroughly enjoyed by the large num-
Der OF guests present Among them were MT
and Mrs William F. MacClymont, Mrs E. :.
Brown the Misses Mabel Van Deventer, Eleanor
r. Van Deventer. florence Pond Halia Van De-
venter Genevieve Daniel Ada Smock Saran Doug
las Grace Barlow. Alice Barlow. Adelaide Margaret
Elsberg Sarah Long, Laura Long MISS Ihde'-
wood Nellie Underwood, Miss lngersoli' MISS
Theirs Sallie Swayzee. Miss Clark. Mabel Clark
BERTHA Clark Miss Hasbrouck. Ethel Green Alice
THOMSON Hattie Shreve, Marion l.. Henderson,
Anna Miller Marie Dryden. Amy Dryden. Grace
Brown Messrs Edmund Rushmore Charles .
Cook Robert Bruce Douglas Walter Douglas Will
lam r. Theirs Charles Dupee. Fred r Iayior'
Percy Long. Elston French Louis f. Waring, Will
lam n Runyon Clarence Peck Albert T. "on-
mann. Harry c. Van Emburg, Charles Stl.man'
Hsrr,- Patton John Brewer ". S. Place. George F
schoonrlaker Volney F. Green, Henry G NeAs'
z Albert Sprowl. Templeton johnson, Allen Lang
Alfred Wills West. Alfred Holmes, H Oscar Night
engale Howard Turrill John c. kirkner Charies
n. Kvte. william L. Mcclure, Mr.. lngals. Mr. Pad
dock Samuel Prescott Hlll. Mr.. Franklin. Roger
Erickson blanchard Randolph, VI. W. DaoolI Peter
Matthew'S Leslie Daniel. Meredith Dryden. Laurens
II Van Buren,. Jules Erickson, Earnest SwayGee'
CarI Brown Arthur Freeman and Arthur West.
The chaperones OF the evening were Mrs Charles
4 Reed and Mrs Charles B. Theirs.
The following officers of the High School class
of &c have been elected President, Wilbur F.
Cornwell: vice-president Miss Grace f. Overton'
secretary and treasurer, Charles Noble; historian
Miss Bessie Cahoone orator. Henry Eggeraing'
poet Charles NJ Dolliver; prophet MISS SAME
swavzee: artist Miss Hattie King. Il was decided
70 hold the class dinner Thursday evening
December 10
The Rev c. E. Dunn. pastor Of the Tnird Pres
a call TO the First Presbyterian Church of Free
mort II, Mr. Dunn is son OF 5. F. Dunn OF
1n the land owned by Randolph NJ sule were
O m nr Tbwrsdav numerous bones and skulls
relieved 70 be those Of American Indians mere
is a story told Years ago that one time the land
mo1, beine cnt into building lots used as an
Indian buryng ground The sk Exits are we'll pre-
served Alr Stiles father bought the land n iS ~,
The newly elected officers Of John E safon ca ps
iieitenant G + stephens second Lieutenant H. =
NcVOv: Camp Council Charles Graves, j. =" ~
Eaton James styker: delesates-at-iarge to , III
iIsion Encampment H. j. Martin alternate Pred
sutton iU delesate, C. F stephens; alternate Ray
ON Monday there will be opened in the Columbia IA
Rtcvcie Academy a nremens fair inal promises 70
excel any held in palrnea and handsome booths
which We're in service during the kirmess Wesn
re Jeff for the firemen's use in recognition or Inc
.r,,,oo ,be Gremen rendered in helping 10 put
them IN Mrs Auguste F. SaItzman mas app'', 49,
he following Planfie,d women to serve az VI pos
med dIIring fair week Russian boothmMrs "A. "A,
Bartlett Miss Samtaton. MISS v onaSot' S,if,
man and Mrs A. Suydam Fritts Fl2wsr o2 2or
Miss Lang. Miss Vokmtn ana M.sS Piimr and
o.. NJ RIimm Booth OF useful artcles-Niss hng-
bard Mrs. Neuman Mss N Wiam cch Cha
Mrs c. r. Johnson. Miss Dora Martin am Ms Ms
Martin. Stationery booth-Mr' smith 1s anu u vi =
STI aore Mrs Frank Briggs Mss Briggs and Mss
Van Fleet Refreshment depirtm,.S urS - N
Biimm. sr Mrs. Charles Hoock ana MrS' ~ W.