New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
PLAINFIELD.
OUTDOOR SPORTS ATTRACTING MUCH
ATTENTION.

A CHURCH TO DE ENLARGED-PERsoNAL AND
SOCIAL NOTES OF INTEREST
On Tuesday evening a meeting was ne'o III tne
Hillside Tennis Clubhouse for the purpoee OF o'Ba'
zinr an amateur dramatic club The work accom-
plished Included the adoption OF a name ana con-
s,I,uti,n the election OF officers and the discussion
NJ MANS for the next season. 1855. Following
suggestion made by George Wharton EDWARDS the
artist the name OF THE Payers was a1op'eu' anu
the following officers were elected; Fres'oc"''
Charles j. Fisk: vice-pres!ient. George "har'o"
Edwards secretary and treasurer william NJ run
von. Dramatic Committee, president and secretary
lanes Stowell Anthony Mrs. Charles f.. BLOCKS
and Mrs George Wharton Edwards: Governing
Committee president and secretary W. II. |ocA
II G. Runk.e Rowland Cox and 5. st. Jonn NC
Cutchen. .
DR.. Horace Klmbal. Of East Fifth-s;. deh OH
ruesday M the age of nnety-onc years he was
one Of the towns most substantial citizens. hV.hg
here since 1871. lie was born In Newburypor'' Mas"
rccoved his cary education in that place ana AFTER
ward entered Philips Acad my Exeter. wncre he
was graduated In 1915 He was the rrst phys'c''"
to recognize the value of eu,phurlc ether a. d" az"
esthctc and administered 1t with much success ior
mo elder DR. Valentine Mott In a number OF earIy
operations. Mr.. Kimba leaves wiao"' SIN 'o"'
and two daughters. . ,as,,val
VA. gwen in the :. NJ c. A. Hall on Monday night
as benefit for the Assoclation Baseba c,vn
y1unR WIe' Thorn. Miss Edith Hubert Mss Ber-
ina Wheeler. Miss Lively. Miss Lisa Lively MISE
Mrs W-on and her Edward wson Of Cen ZEN
.raave Will sail for Europe bs fsmy Who M have
0e Mr, trl nersey H. HYDE and her daugnts Miss
MAZDA HYDE OF Wooiand-aye, nave gons ~ 10y MI
Mass where they Will remain few weens s, III q
For the first time in severai years SVii'
the old-tme interest In bascpa.i nae o III. foInw-
hy this years club OF the NJ g. MIA y ns a. the
ing games have been scheduled 10 De p'aiEvu o a. w
Resent oval on Saturday afternoons S"' I No. q,
" c. A. Orange; June o. Woodbridge 'u''' 30
Woe,0c Il. July l. Arlington Rah"ay' -,...1 90
ne Tor the Observance OF the Fourth OF July
Charles NJ rlrich. Y. l. Frazee' 'ohh William
nonrass A. t. Kenncy J r. Durham j. r. f ian
nerv and ! g. CHINA. There Is posslpl,i'y ', sa
the fireworks display will be given on sr' ,ba % Pan
vacant property just off Park-aVe' De'o" INV Dap
PIERRE Mali and Mrs Mall who is danght ne ,S os
rho late John Taylor Johnston. ex.preslen. " ne
Jersey Central Karead are on 'n rontrT whers
,h.v have been spending several months. =. ,,o
Tho Rev Garrett Conover was orualneu ~ TT, ~
,oints,r, Of the Dutch Reformed Cnurch on nss
ron tie married Miss Josephine Van Arsdaie' OF
"IIysv,enan, and Mrs Frank y. Ely returned Tues
day from their bridal tow 10 Lax Wr and Mrs
T y Brooks Of Rockview-ave, tney VII 81 a.
Fort Thomas. Ky, where the Lieutenant - ''"
nd Mrs Daniel F. Randolph. a, South Plan.
81 Trasjav evening celebrated the thirty.'lrst
anniversary Of their welding Guests rom ar
%e,h Rahway Newark and Planne!d were pr s ~,
hcar The Rev William r. Richards preach "a t tne
resent Avenue Presbyterian Churcn tna' y IN, mas
he.n found necessary 70 enlarge the cnurcl ALL
lions Will be completed during 'he summer ''0'''