New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
PL1INFIELD.
CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY IN
\ DRENCH1NG RAIN.

THE COUNTRY cIrrs SECOND SUBSCRIPTION
pANcE-xorrs PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
WHERE VACATIONS ARE BEING spent.
30, In tho history Of the town have such eiah-
crate plans been made for patriotic demonstration
%, TIE Fourth a. were made ;his week. The last
pubic display was made IN 1876 but THAI was moth
ing a. compared Nl'h that arranged FOR Thurs
day TIE whole DAYS pleasure was spoiled. how
ever IS tho drenchlrg rain that FELL from 10
o'clock ull late night. In the street parade the
march vas through "A drl,zlc from start to nni-h.
The Hillside Tennis club tournament could not
be contested and numerous lawn parties ana lunch
cons were broken up by the downiour or ram
much 20 the disappointment OF society people The
games az the Crescent oval we're not attempted
FOR the Two elaborate displays oi hre-
works we're to have been given. one by the ciiys
committee on Marines Common. aad the other by
the Washington Park club at heir grounds In
Washingion-ayc The former postponed until
Tuesday night and the Park cuba display VII
L. given tonight.
The sccond subscription dance OF the summer sea
son took piac, ne Country Club 'asino on
MSnGsy nsh IT, swn " s psS FrsdsrSE "
Waz ana l.uur.nr Van Buren,. Among tne prom.
I Ms O" e. r sGIs' W1 and Mrs it. C. Xlams
Miss May Evans. Mis- Edi,h smalley. Mr. and Mrs.
ciifion Wharton. jr. Sir and Mrs J. NJ. nallock. Mi
and ilrs Wright M.s4 Van Beskerk Mes stewart.
Eynr,s Tracy. Mr. and Mrs Henry l.. Bosari. MFs
Iogart Aiss Hoehm. Misa Person Mr. and Mrs
Ecnley Wiss to5 is Miss sprasac Miss Miller.
M.: Flarsnrs AbIo'i. Mss rSaSy N Ws.ra Ka'g;ry"
Fic.Sp ' FissA ' frS: l. WHARTON" fyss
ary Mqarer i Patton pr ATG Ere Ws
icr sc MsrI'1'} Klrknsr. s. K MccnTc clara
i. Murphy, Edward Field. ": g; Itsher F. g;
%n w al MSsrS Horace Ss" Moore ZAP Fc GISna
,hews. Everett dwight Albert woliman r. *;
Fish. Jr. Frederick Huntington james Murray AMI
toward Huntington.
The Crescent oval viii doubtless be wen crowded
this afternoon when ne veteran hii"bxxii prayers
nine The veterans are prominent In tho social and
business world here. perhaps more 80 now ,han
neli's penn9nt from the best Of New-Jcrsey's ball
mines. Their game This afternoon VIII De '"''r
first played In many years
The First Baptist Sunday school and its mission
Will 60 on their annual eScursion to Uosan UrorS
on Thursday next Grace Church Snnday-s'hoo
scholars 90 with them.
H. A. strcun. OF prospcct-avc.. sailed for South
anpton and Germany this morning
Tx Councilman Frank Marsh and his family. OF
Madisor-avc.. are at Asbury PARK
Miss Ethel Green. of East Fifth-st Is home again
after extended visit with her uncle. MI Red
head. OF Hutchinson. Kan.
Edward Beckman and his family, Of brooklyn.
are visiting at The home OF NJ. Bcekmans father
J. T. HICKMAN. OF West Eighth-s,.
Miss Carrie T.. Runyon. Of West SiSth-st.. is
spending her vacation at chantaudua Lake.
by -Councllnan l.. u. Clark AMI hls family have
gone to Alexandria Bay. n. Y. for the summer
At the annual meeting of the Plainiield Public
Library on Tuesday night. the following ofccrs
were olecScd President. Mason W. Tyler vice
president. j. Evarts Tracy. secretary William NJ
mitice. }. Evarls Tracy, H. J.: Talmadge. NJ W
Tylcr: Art Committee. a. {. Baldwin }. II. Du-
mont Rowland Cox
Mrs John CIapp and her daughter Miss Capp.
OF Mcrccr-avc.. sailed for Europe Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II, W. Rankin. Of Sandford-ave..
left town Monday for their summer cottage IN
Kcnne bunkport. Me- whore they VIII spend tho
summer.
At the State League shoot at Marion on Satur-
day last. the Climax Gun Club winners were
Mcssrs. Apgar Keller. Money, Miller and Ed
wards. OF rlaInncld.
The Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Ncwhall and Miss New.
hall OF Indian Territory. have been visiting at
the home of II. Is. Ncwhull. of East Sevcnth-st.