New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
PLAINFIELD.
INCIDENTS OF INTEREST PAST AND TO
COME.
WHIST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rEAs-REAL 10
TATE cHANGEs-socIAL AND PER-


TATE cHANGEs-socIAL AND PER-
soNAL NOTES.
The Washington Park Whist Gun on Wednesday '
night won another championship III the .>e"''e'
GOV Wits, League tournament, when us Io"r "'"
defeated the Fanwood club. The ParK ''uo now
holds the championship for two four and six men
teams. 90, o.u.
rho pcv n L. Moife,t. of Pine Bus', orange
County \ Y has been visiting relatives In Pam
fold during his attendance nj the "cceh"''' ''"'"''
of the Theological Alumni OF Rutgers oonesc,
Secretary g. H. Manning. OF the Young nv"
Christian Association. has been at'enn,ns ."e W."
v.ntlon Of the associations In Springfield Mass
Mrs John H. French OF West Seventh-st.' gave
an a,,or,oon tea on Wednesday, and was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. +. f.. Keep or hos.o"' '"'
Eoughton OF Philadelphia; Miss Eduy' OF orooh."'
Miss Ida yerkcs, Miss Harriet French MISS Lillian
rrl,,s Mrs. George Hel.ock and Mrs Dewitt Bro
kaw. OF Planneld. Those who poured Tea were
Mrs Howard Runyon and Mrs. Philip Mcintyre as
sist.d by Miss Grace Yerkes, Miss airline crane
Nlsa Mary F'ritts, Miss Jennie iiavIan1' MsS
Maude French OF Planheld; Miss Nesus, %. pPt''
prook and Miss Bertha Thompson, OF sonlerV,.e, ne,
hn important purchase OF real estate mas v pev
made by H. @. Kunke. who has bousn1 me M under
stood that he will remodel the building anu ,t h
tao city National Bank VIII DE ins'ai'eu DIT '''''
William NJ stilman has purchased the Pla lai,,a
opera House ena made an agrgy'f or five years
" r .n ,,nnTt,,y Of tho Rov George Kennedy Newell
~ piainacld and Miss Katrine Erdman. OF MOTIFS
toon took place In the South street ffesoy .e la
Shrr,h M Worr,stown. on Wednesday afternoon
,rhe Rsv Dr Albert ErdInan father o. the bride
reformed the ceremony. The best man was cn nrss
Shaw Newell brother OF the bridegroom anu o,d o Of
Eatharinc Fright. OF \ewYork, was Iiaiu VI
honor The ushers were William T. Osgood, Jonn
|, Erdlnan Dr. George Sheriff. Dr Hehi! $" He""e'
Enss' on wIH co n"% IN the aned Choral Society
series for the present season TOOK piics a.
night when Mendelssohn's Hymn OF fraise anu
Rogsni's "Stabat Mater were sung MI, 1871
peniment given by the New-fork fh"ha' ho"'c
Tn. following governors OF the Washington farK
cub were elected on Tuesday night to serve hvc
years H. G. Runkle, j. -; Dumoni. HoWara 1 ,en'-
ing r C. Krchoff. II. A. Streuli and h. n. BOOM.
For the first time In many YEAR,, Goa 10 ,r ~
r,in, in IiaIndeld for less than s. ton. The
local coal-deaier5 hA'u - W 40 WV ~
this week. n Shonard
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Shepard and a. u. Sne 1,aa
,r were present In Scarborough. ~ l.. on lues
T,,, ~ tho dedication OF the Elliott +. Sheparu
" II Chapman conductor OF the Meiopoia society
'D r Helen Cooley, Of North Plainneld. has re-
ccived the highest prize FOR her standing IN tne
graduating class at the thrty-second annual coii
Ss,,crcement OF the New-Y York Medical CoNege ara
trosn,,ai Tor Women. Her average mark was the
highest ever attained by scholar N tnls c1,ef..
Mrs william q. Wright. OF NO 3io ives, ~, rsm ..s
{, gave an afternoon tea yesterday, "h'.I '"
at;onIad bv a large number OF local society people
TBishop Scarborough VII be present !" in n 80
tomorrow being entertained by j. W; Kelhha r.
IN Ne,herwood. He Will visit Grace Church TO-
The engagement OF Miss Caroline Rsinhart
daughter OF ] ". Rc!nhart. 20 Edward NJ van
Euren OF Ccnrai-ave.. has been announced