New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
PLAINFIELD.
AMATEUR THEATRICALs NEXT THURS
DAY EVENING.

PLAYERS PREPARING FOR A BIG TlME-AocAL
NOTES AND COMMENT.
49,, ,.., puss,an Honeymoon" which will
IA ,o,, !, tho pIa,n6eld Opera House on THURSDAY
nght Of next week introduces the most taie"'e"
of p.a,nnelds theatrical circles the entertainment.
will be given In all Of the Reiet Assoc'a,io' an
will doubtless attract crowded mouse Inc s'o'
Is an interesting one. and the stage se'.''ss p'o
ise to be we'll paced. Miss Grace w ''o'es' .n.
Poleska OF the production. Will make ner "rS'
appearance in Planneld at this time. J. ne odro"esS
Vladimir will be plaved by Mrs l.. W. Serre. )r'
Miss Caroline Randolph, who appeared III '.o nj"
mess will play the part OF the aaush'e' "a ~
the Shoemaker and ivan himself VII De p'ageu W
w r. Cock Gustave. Count Woronsh', VIII NC
lmpersonatel by Constantine +. RAM VINO i"a'e
such n success Of the part OF John Maxweli IN 'he
..|,a,. ,tora and Frederick W. Waz as Koulikon
IA s,rs % make n great success. The part OF Osip'
a voung peasant IL filed by Howard HUNTINGDON
The chorus and an orchestra of twelve pieces iro'"
the Tyceum Theatre. .iew-York under tie 'ea'e'
ship Of Eugene Rose will supply the inciaen'a "u-
Sic ,.,
The last OF the series OF three evening e"n
bv Charles f. Underhill took place THURSDAY even.
ing when Mr. Unlerhill presented the story u
Sherilans comedy, THE Rivals l..
Mr.. T. - carks second at home was given III
the Crescent Avenue Church Weinesiay d, ro and
Mrs Clark and her %o a aiersrge ravand the
Wissos NAY Shreve Marion Henderson. Mary BUSH
neil Mrs King and Miss Mary Belts. 49,
The New-York and Philadelphia irac'loii III nna
many has accepted the provisions or an uIll'' ,s
recently passed FOR "A trolley road In rah"oon, "''
IA, Construction Of the road VIII begin az oioe
Sherman Evaris son Of william ". Evarus ana
a brother OF Mrs T.. &. Perkins or TINS c',y, MA
rl.d on TUESDAY Miss Alic" Halght cock, gu rhe
~ ,ho late Efingham cock or thappa1na.. ~, n'
cerenooV was performed by the Rev PRESCOTT r'-
arts brother % tho bridegroom. . Ma
Mira Julia ward Howe ard her dhusnuacii. ,nn
Florcncc Howe Hall have aband Dncd ,n", o", -,
icmplotcd ,rip 70 Europe this season brrhmse VI
IN" return from Rome OF Mrs. Howes daughter
Mrs Maui Howe Elliott OF Boston , a., ,u.k
one OF the most important incilents %, ~. M W.
Yas tho seventh anniversary mcc'lnS Oh .nr ',"'
Ia Afternoon club. which WAS held IN me res,
con, Avenue Church Mrs. Isaac i. MliIet u'
president Of the club. delivered the address, VI w"
come 20 the guests. . 80 ,.., ,o,,, oavs
ago from abroad. bringing with MIN Vaiuavc ,,,-
@e-me, ION regarding the scientific disposal OF sew
AGO. While in England. Mr.. Frost spared nrithe,
zine nor effort I'm investigating the cysem or broal
irrigotion which Is successful In many towns
here MIR Frost says that there cannon pc ,ne
surhtes, objection 10 the adoption OF THIS system
<or Painfed and he advises that property be con,
d.nned Al once on the outskirts OF the CITY, ana
tho sewage beds be constructed In manner
similar 10 those which ne describes. .
Tho following officers OF the Exempt rlremeh ;
Association have been elected 10 serve the coming
ca President. A. saltzman: vice president, J. r.
fiannory Corresponding secretary. G. Thorn; hnan-
cial secretary : J. Robinson; treasurer. =, u
Lang. trustees. u. W littel. +. NJ Lang. W. a.
Wooiruff Joseph \ Hubbard and r. A. NerneuIr.
At a meeting OF the Rasores club. heid Iuesaaay
afternoon Miss Edith Leonard ana MIS- A VI
Powell read papers.