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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
IRNINCiTON.

The totals In the Clinton Township clerks report
for m. nscal year are Road repairs, %OjS q" school
funds for district No 81. E63sS 49, disbursements
spl rs 3; balance due school district. N5.9 o.
,r,ount received by the village OF lrSington. VII
~, l5 dog tax arrears. sij %, poor expenses $o ~;
assets s2SSi0 %. amount due school dStTlcts'
9, 80 Sc; due road Districts tl$ %. available sur
plus $500; amount OF original tax sale, SSi ", re-
teem,l since tax sale, $2S2 -, liens redeemed,
81 O2 9S uncoected taxes $6iH 81 Oh; OF total as
easements $is 93S %. realized from licenses. Nl95
Irvngton Council No. l6l, J. q. |. y. VI. ~ per-
fecting arrangements Tor IT'S hrst anniversary ch-
terfainment on April 70 in Alumni Han
The large works OF the Alvin Manufacturing com.
many on Enterprise I'm, Will shortly be removed
10 Sag Harbor l.. l.. through the recent sale or {,
biz block Of the companys STOCK. j. broihead
Wopircv who was of the heaviest stockholders.
has disposed OF his interest In the concern to
Ioseph Fahys OF the Fahys Watchcase Manuiact-
urins Company. Tho latter concern operates a
plant al sag Hdrhor. and the new acquisition VIII
be- added that establishment.
The sixty -nfth annual meeting OF the FIRST chris
tan Church will be held In the church on the night
OF Apr! , when two trustees. a treasurer and a
clerk viii be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
RUTHERFORD.

Owing TO a law passed by the present Legisa-
ture Edward ]. Turner's term as Mayor Is TWO
years instead OF and the friends OF the bright
young, Republican executive are rejoicing over the
fact Ex-Mayor Shafer was in Trenton on Tues
day. and on Wednesday he furnished TO Tribune
reporter a COPY of the biz, which. with some
amendment in the freebooter provision. became "A
law before the date OF the spring election. Many
important changes are made in the Borough Act
of 1873 Of which Mr. Shafer was the father. Pro-
vision is made for the election Of justices Of the
peace surveyors OF highways, poundkeepers and
poormasters In boroughs; and. more important
than all the voters In these municipalities may
raise any amount Of money for local public our
poses without applying to the Legislature for pei,
a system of sewers. Any borough containing more
than $500 people is entitled TO a member OF the
County Board OF Freeholders.
The East Rutherford Borough CounVl, which Is
composed entirely of Republicans. rc6fganized on
Monday night. President Eiederer was Reelected
TO preside in the absence OF the Mayor. The mes
sage OF Mayor Mckenzie contained many valuable
suggestions relative TO contemplated street improve
ments. -, ,. ,s. 49,, =.
club next Tuesday night on Woman Suffrage. -
Her talk will be In the nature OF a rep,y 70 Mrs.
Lille Devereux Blake VINO lectured before the Gun
4 suit in the Court Of chan:ery foT the recon,
Rutherford to Floyd w. Tompkina and his sons.
u d McKoon being the defendant. recalls the early
days of Rutherford. when quarter of a century
ing country was founded as a suburban village OF
large and costly residences. r. w Tompkins, a
weilknown New Yorker put all his money in the in
shrnkage OF values which followed 1873 The land on
which Grace Church stands was the GIT OF MI
,romnkins and he once owned the handsome estate
on Which Iviswold, the country residence Of David
a IvIson stands. Mr.. Tompkins was popular and
aonarous and his old neighbors and friends Will
Gatcb with keen interest his attempt to regain
portion Of his lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
BAYONNE.

Mrs c. B. Yardley. Of Orange VIII De the 80 800
~ honor at the April reception OF the Fehpa CiuD
rna committee recently appointed by MISS Nd'io4
Ma Christie the president 70 arrange Iol III"
a9air met this week at the home OF MFS. 'a'''"'
7 Myers Avenue c and West Thrty-thiro-st'
A number of society women have requested -"'S'
sarab Davis. the daughter Of Charles NJ. paViS'
CIV SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools, to lend heF assis
apce in the organization of a Shakespeare Niuo'
the idea being 10 make her the director OF inc S'
ciety. - ,., 81 ,yenua 4 received
ner OF the Athena Cup one a. 80
moon This week Mrs. Arthur a. DE Bohhe, i.iS, ~
West Thirty four,h-st., VIII entertain 'he Ciuo "e
week. . .,.oo for,,a1 subscriptIon
oesnmhlies arranged by the Newark BAY boas
Gins Entertainment Committee was Eve" vi
srbursday evening in the winter ciuDhouse. 100
Wss Anna A Wall OF West ,Thirty-nlth-st. gave
fn'oloct Tea Cor her friends last SATURDAY AFTER
noon FOR the purpose Of introducing Mss ma
iint,n Docrncr OF New-Iork. to Bayonne society.
NSiso clara Fleming of West Thirty-thlfd-st was
,ho hostess one afternoon this week o. hei leHoM,
men1hers Of the Bayonne Womens Muslcal an!
JJterary Society On Tuesday AFTERNOON 9udl &c
49, Tie organization, consisting OF MIS- ChrslV-
I'm sIeesman and Misses Mildred III, fanhe
Rrovn and Hattie c. Hamilton visited orange 10
sing The HYMNS at the memorial services hea IN IN
S,hrst PROTESTANT Episcopal Church In memory OF
Nrs Charlotte Emerson Brown. .,.,o,,.
'Tha Rayonne Rowing and Athletic Assoclauon
Entertainment Committee gave a reception Oh
NaSnceday evening in the clubhouse 49,
NJ Hattie c. Hamilton. a daughter or CITY
r,inrS William c. Hamilton, has been elected
member OF the Athena Cluo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
PATERSON.
VETERANS PREPARING TO CELEbkAI
MEMORIAL DAY.
THE Trolley ROAD TO BE DoUBLE-TRACkhH
TO PASsAIC-SOCIAI. AND PEkSoNAH
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Tho Memorial Day Joint committee of the "ree
nosts of the Grand Army of the RepubNc-fd'i "e
Chaplain Butler and Henry W. Siocui'-o ,,.
this week bv appointing Captain William D. bucN-
lev of Farrasut Post. chairman. A comm &c
was Amounted 10 invite General Daniel T. S!chleS'
Of New-York TO deliver the. Memorial lay oi'''O'"
II is proposed to make some departures u'iS 'N"-
from former Memorial Day obserNanceS one - "
hold the exercises of oratory and music IN inc ~"
armerv Of the Cd Regiment, in Market-s''' ihs''an
OF at the cemeteries. Another is to make the p''
so far as possible strictly military ana veterans
affair confined 10 the Grand Army men, ue 'i' -
CITY companies OF militia as escort me S"'9 VI
Veterans and the High School CADET 'oIP'' III"
last named being an auxiliary of the state Na,lo'
Guard supplied with State arms and drilled py d
i1i,is ootcer No civic societies will be Invited To
narade although If any should volunteer to 90 80
they will not be debarred jacob H. cole OF thap-
lain Butler Post has been appointed marshal ~
is hoped that General Sckles VIII consent 10 w ''
orator. a good many members OF MS hNO'i'''
Brigade live in Passaic County. he has also oeeh
invited to come to Paterson on the day alter Nie'o
rial Day when the 70th New-fork Volunteer i'e7'-
ment of his brigade will have a reunion.
The Board of Directors Of the Paterson Railway
Companv has ordered the douhle-rackirg of the line
1oe" douhIe track now ends at Lakeview. Toe
double track will be new altogether as = 2 ,o
he abandoned The light rails there taken up ara
rans weighing ninety pounds 10 the yard laid in the
track electric road from the extreme north
err boundaries of Paterson through to Passac Inc
company has ordered twenty new open cars f9r tne
summer trafiic. and is painting MS Oh ones Ioi"o"
ana white instead of Venetian red - -,
humboldt Lodge. No. ia +. and A. NJ Virrfnaf'.
viii nalehrate its twentv-hfth anniversary Tuesday
evening. March o. in Turn Hall. when the Grand
Master and other grand officers OF New-Jeisey VIII
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth \. futile has re-
moved another Of the few survivors or the CITY ;
nIS time .hefore the war society She was, un'il
infrmities overlook her active in chariiabe works
having been the first president % the Ladies Hos
pitai Association. now the Paterson General Hos,
pital and for some years at the head OF me Ga
Ladies' Home Association. Her third husband.
Socrates futile. a leading lawyer ana kepnhlcan.
who served term Mayor died several year :
ago Her maiden name Clark Her nist mar
riage was to a Mr. Loring her second to Dr. Fred
erick : Weller Of Patersons hest-knoWn
physicians in the sos and '6Js who went WIN the
Sh New-Jersey Volunteers as surgeon. ana was
drowned off Hatteras y. G.. in 1867 by TINS sec
ond marriage she had three daughters-Mrs. William
VI. Davis. of Philnpsburg: y J., Mrs william
Gedhll and Mss Eleanor Weller Of Paterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
SUMMIT.

The Board Of Health Will meet on Tuesday even
Ing As the result of the election held Aarch D.
the political complexion OF the board has been
changed from Democratic to Republican and the
o:hcal axe viii be swung 20 the detriment OF the
Democratic appointecs Of the board.
The summit Arr Loan exhibition WEI be held
In Willard Hail. Sprin gheld-Gye. on April to o.
The patronesscs OF the AFFAIR are Ms Ernest -
North Mrs John Brewer. Mrs. Frank L. Craw
ford Mrs Lomuel Skidmorc and Mss Mary e.
Youngs
The fourth OF the series o. free lectures given
in the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION Is scheu-
ulcl for Monday evening. March >, when Gustav
Kobbc will read selections from his Own works.
socir! meeting OF the summit napier OF me
al the home OF Mrs. J. Frci Chamherlin. In Pros
pcct-st Miss Osborne read paper on the Con-
necticut Colony During the REVOLUTION.
\ petition signed by al the prominent business
In summit, asking that license ices be IN
creased. has been presented 10 the township Com
The Summit Young Mems Christian Association
Will give reception TO the tradespeople OF sum
The Fcrtnghty Club will meet IN the Library
Building next Wednesday 49,,
The dancing class held reception In Music Han
AT the Hotel Bcechwood on Wednesday afternoon.
The annual election OF trustees Tor me pup &c
schools took place in the s'hoolhousc In DISTRICT
Pred Charberlin. OF WINSTON. Lanier Co. and
Augustus r. Dohrman were elected Tor the yer III
OF three years The appropriations necessary 10
carry on the schools. amounting 10 soe" "He
voted unanimously. - ,,,,a.,. ovori,y
Charles s Day was elected chairman ana ~ " IL
, lam IL Lawrence treasurer. CORA ~ "i'IafhS
was anpo!nted township counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
\UTIEY.

a pound socablc was given at the house OF Mrs.
Henry Van Wrinkle Tuesday night for the benefit
OF the poor. over nifty people brought gifts Reel
tations songs and music were rendered Luncheon
was served.
Flags were at half-mast this week out of respect
to the late Jacob kierstcd. The Township Com
mittee met and adopted resolutions Of regret. \
special meeting OF the Franklin Athletic Associa-
ton held in the Park Hall Building, and Or.
George Il. Phlhowsr John +. Clark and +. VI.
Searle were appointed TO draft Il set OF suitable
resolutions to be presented TO the club at its reg
ular meeting tonight.
DR. c. Il. Philhower has staked out the ground
his Chestnut-st. property for the erection OF a
5000 cottage.
william II. Burnett OF Walnut-s. Is erecting Il
house near Saranac Lake In the Adirondack Noun
tans.
A hard times" social was held in the Methodist
Church Thursday night. All wore clothes To com
pare with the hard times and the price OF adnls-
sion was by weight, one-quarter OF cent n pound.
II is understood that the Consolidated Traction
Company VIII, within "A short time. extend its line
10 The Franklin Township line In Washngton-aye
70 connect with the Passaic and Newark trolley
line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
ENGLEWOOD.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING. GREAT IN
TEREsT IN ATHLETIC SPORTS.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE SPRING. GREAT IN
TEREsT IN ATHLETIC SPORTS.
Spring is coming on apace. the roads are drying
up and the merry whoop Of the bicycst is heard
again in the land. Appearances indicate that the
mania will take more thorough possession than ever
of the citizens Ensewood this season. and 1t has
been proposed by some enthusiasts to give over
Palisade-ave. exclusively 10 the whcclmen ana
There is a most gorgeous coast from tAe
top of the Palisades miles or more straight
down the hill TO the station, and II were pity that
this beautiful stretch should be broken into by the
ordinary traffic Of the town by vulgar butcher carts
and tiresome barouches. With bicycling come all
the other joys of spring. including Easter gowns.
and the life of the lone isdy's taLor In the town IS
now care and weary burien ihe e, q 5r tH'
where effort viii be made 10 keep Things Hloss <
with unusual lyeneos pbs cb Mi
into track and field sports more tnan u mas ever
W be nut IL into the ned F 4 FchneT has been
appointed captain OF it. tennis Tournament VIII
frequent iH, Intervals The committees have been
chosen with the sreatest are ana ,he 1bt the
clubs dongs Will not be lacking in energy and ei-
good deal Of interest IL being taken in TIE class
which the Rev James Eells. pastor OF t9e PFe.py
terrain Church has formed for the study OF me h!oe
from literary point of view. Some OF the oder
and strictly orthodox church members snake their
heads little douotflly oyer ms casS aHS MN bea
the possibility Of wanderngs from the ialth. lheIe
seems be danger OF such result hoWeVeT.
for Mr. EellS Is thoroughly Stdncn he eIthlhiJ u
broadminded in mis- views, and he has preached sew
eral sermons Of late which have proved him more
Thoroughly than ever abreast OF the times. some
people even have thought that these dscourscs nave
showed him 10 be a little ahead OF the tme-dt any
rate for a Presbyterian clergyman Inc more
thoughtful class however. have seen only the na'-
ura advance Of the searching student and preacher
! a growth as steady and strong as in the who.t
J progress OF evolution. This has been the general
! opiuion. ard. in fact, almost the very words OK
pressed In the last week many times, for the ser
! mons of Mr.. Eelis and his Bible class nave DetN
ready topics Of conversation.
/ There is distinct move nent on foot for gaining
the interest Of the househo.ders here in local eie
phone company. which will cut the rates deeply
and make the price 50 year instead OF tht
$50 for the ordinary and 500 for the metallic Circuit
Of the Bel Company. If the effort TO get the sub
/ scription OF good number Of peope is successiu
there will be a decided falling off in the patronage
! which the present company operating here enjoys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
NI0NTCLAIR.

The success ~ the play Among III" RreAkNrS
was so great TO require second pre'rn'auoh
last Thursday evening. with the same cast ana
scenery as the first, The financial results OF the
two performances will 60 a good way toward com
ple.ing the $500 required by the chiidrens Home
before June !.
The Orchestral Society Will give its sixth sub
scription performance tonight IN the cup nall
under the direction OF Wenham Smith The solo
lists will be Mrs. Gertrude Warren. soprano. and
RI: The committee in charge Of the dinner to be
given IN honor OF n ,he ITr tn Monirsr Is aso
the head OF plan whereby Dr. Love ho',I Ih =
70 be painted and presented to me puo co.
Last Tuesday afternoon Miss ora Helen, daughter
Of Nj and Mrs Charles T. Breeder, Of Chen Ridge.
ana Arthur Stirling Roberts. Of Montcair were
married at the home Of the brides parents In
Rideewood-ave The ceremony. which was per
formed by the Rev. T. J. Goodwin, OF the Glen
onlv tho immediate friends and relatives. recep-
ton following On their return from thsir wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts viii live IN Montclalr.
Among those who will spend the spring and SUM
mer abroad arc the Misses Freeman and Miss Char
lotta Weeks who will sail to-day. Mrs. Paul Bah
cock and Miss Babcock OF Llewc.lyn Road who are
booked on the gpds T Road sailed LAST TUES
day by the steamer Saale.
the y NJ c A. the subject under consideration
viii be Resolved, That the Town authorities
Trolev ROAD Through Montclair Affirmative
Sawyer. Behr Mears; negative. Dr. Crane Milford
ana fcarfe.
AT the meeting OF the Montclalr club last Satur-
dav TO protest against the trolley In Monclair. 1t
was decided that the question was not one that
had place In the club. which was purely IA social
organization 49,, 90, -
The regular monthly meeting OF the Outlook Club
was held In the club hall last night, with Starr
Hoyt Nichols and Raymond ;; Perrine, OF New
York to discuss the subject, rs Money the Root
OF Morality|
Next Thursday evening the Montclair Club will
hold a special smoker. for which a number Of en-
tertainers engaged.
Marshall Darrach will give three rcctas under
the auspices OF the Junior Auxiliary OF 81. Luke
Parish in the Parish House on the following dates
April is THE Merchant Of Venice: May =. The
Tempest; May 9. Julius Caesar
The local election will be held Tuesday. April
| 9 TO settle the park question and elect town Of
ncers including member OF the Town Council
and Board OF Education from each ward, and one
constable.
The Progress club. Of Upper Montclair, will hold
it's March meeting on Monday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tvo Apri weddings already announced On
Anr, II Miss Emma d. McCurdy will be married
90 Dr Jesse d. Lippincott of Morristown. The
other wedding is that Of Miss Addie Durham ana
L. y. Howe;t
The Schubert Male Quartet, supported by Maude
Hughes narplst and Grace NJ Reade. recitationist'
will anpear in the St James Methodist Church on
srhursdsy evening OF next week.
me annual report of the NewJersey state Board
Of Health irst issued. gives the death rate in New
brunswick for the year 1876. great majority
OF the cities of the State have a higher death rate
AT a meeting OF the New Brunswick Rubber COM
many a branch OF the United States Rubber Com
fany held in this city on Wednesday. directors
p Colt Mahon c. Martin James Desher. Lewis
r. Howell, James r. Langdon and X. G. Van Pelt;
James +. Langdon was reelected president. ana
Wilj,am Sanford. secretary and treasurer
Reformed Church. of this city, gave an Oriental
entertainment in the church on Thursday evening.
M Cobb a returned missionary; Miss o. II:
Lawrence Mrs and Miss Scudder, OF india ana
Mrs Wyckoff. OF Japan. managed the affair.
The monthly meeting of the New Brunswiek HIS
Arts Building on Thursday evening. A paper was
reod nv the Rev. DR.. Maucius H. Hutton. pastor of
Inc second Reformed Church
The Acme Social Club OF this city. gave dance
week Several guests were present from out OF
Jossph KAY captain OF Company D. ~ j. n G..
nj this civ endeavoring 10 organize STOCK COM
,any 10 build an armory for the company II is
proposed that the building be erec zee al Mo'rs-s
and Llyingstone-ave. and cost &ieNV
r-x Senator Robert Adrain and Mrs Adrain nave
returned this citv after stay OF seNerai weeks
IT.. al the Ponce de Leon Hotel. Jacksonville. Fla
Erlencs Of William c. Jacques. president OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
BLOOM FL ED.

4, The Bloomfield Cycling Clubhouse Monday
o,cb, tho ladies' held a bowling contest for prizes.
in which Mrs +. NJ. Cosstt won first prize; Mrs.
II & parker, second. and Mrs. Harry Bogart.
third -, -, os,s,o1 a., o...,, 49,,
Arthur Davis as tenor. of the First Presbyterian
chursh ohemus Lyon has been elected elder
and Era NJ s Alling de3coness of the church.
Jacob Frye of the senior class Of the Bloom
beId Theological Seminary has been elected pas
tor OF the German Presbyterian Church at Rah-
way. , 49,.
pal xhters OF the First Presbyterian Church will
begin March @6. and continue for two nights.
Tho machinery for the silk MIL at Watses-
sing Is being put In place.
Mrs Louis T.. Germ, OF Ridgewood-ave.. Glen
Ridge, gave dinner party Wednesday night IN
honor Of her nephew Robert b. Crossman. OF
Milwaukee.
sociable at Temperance Hall Wednesday night .
The citizens Of Bloomfield will hold their annuaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
RAILWAY.

A pleasing entertainment was given on Tuesday
night at the German Presbyterian Church. under
the auspices of the young women Of the congresa-
tion The programme consisted of musical and lit
erary selections.
The big dynamo that Is TO operate the hah"ay
and M,adesex Traction Railway placed in po-
si,ion Tuesday and tomorrow the first car will be
run over the uptown portion OF Railway. and In
less than ten days the entire ROAD "iI DC ~ OPP
GRAFTON. - ,.-- =, a.,
There is a brisk demand for business sites in kah-
vay and "a soon as the weather permits the build
ing industry 1t is expected. Will receive boom.
as a number Of houses are to be erected.
The carriage business in Railway is Improving
The Turner Manufacturing Company, which shut
down for over a year during the depression. has an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
SOrTU ORANGE.

The Township Cou,IH,tte". at is meeting TueS-
day passed an ordnance granting The privilege -
run a trolley line In Spriugheld-avr. For nearly hNe
months the committee has been wranSHns over
III. franchise The New-Nork ana fhl'ade'P"'
Traction Company was the successful company \
,...s. ,,.. aIted making the franchise uninl-
tt.d and after nfty years the amount 10 ~ 49,.
by the company Is To be nN"i by aroi'''''o" ''r'S
twenty nv" years. ,,.-,-.. .t.,,,
The new village hall was opened on Moniay ngnt
apt The town was ab.1Zc VIII fireworks A. ,
"'rIocl the Fire Dcp1rtna NJ lined up ~ front Ni
tho hoU .or the annual inspection. after Whlth me
c,ti..ng assembled ln tn new hall. l.dwaTl sell
eyrr.sllrnr u the village gave an interesting az
cS,i'n, ~ tho birth and growth - The village.
~. re0 South Orange Board OF Education mel
-, Weinesdly night. and Edward r. Church was
elected president and Norman X. Bursna'i district
Hose Company 10 has elected as pr,'ldenTi,
,raasi,rer Frank : Fcindt. secretary Arthur II.
teevc. foreman Thomas sherry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
HOBOkEN.

,r. c,,rroh,a Club OF Hoboken, gave an ENJOY
..or,oirnoen, at the clubhouse on NolI"S
.i,- Among those present were Mr.. anu W. :
yyuiam 4 Macy Miss Ella Ten Eyck MAJ!
ond Mrs Palmer Campbell. Mr. ana MI
L-a,cbam the Misses Ketcham, Mr. h. v he'oI ,,
,1ss Edna Ketcham Mr.. and Mrs H. r. oanip - -
NJ md Mrs John c. Harvey, Mr. ana ME- ha aH
S e. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Sheldon j. ~ Mr.
Sir and Mrs e H Norwood, MISS h1rWUou' Miss lie
and Mrs E. H Kahrs. me M1 Ee1,mei Mr.. and
mo Patterson ]. a. Brown Mrs e pe1py'
Mrs George Perry. Mr.. and Mrs, !; Flhers the
Bobert McCague. Mr.. and Mrs. a. rLIannibrsc5 DR.
Erank Child Miss Abee Mr. and Mrs. 3S pm mr.
I'm" Hrs " Plumer Miss Plumer. g AIreu w Du &
Snrn Mir and Mrs A. II. Harp MI anu TIL TS.nSond
T.Lasend Mrs II w Heller, Mr. and MIS-. ScnT w
NJ Misses Scbeib Mrs Theophilus ButtS Ge.lrs
tnT Mr. " II Havens, Miss Lulu Ravens, NJ
William Havens. Mr.. ana Mrs D. -: NJ a. = and Mrs
S am Sr and Mrs Reffelt. Mr.. and Mrs " m
AM MIR and Mrs Knlball Nj ana N S.b uenrI
Miss Pfeere. Mr.. and Mrs spencer o1i' NJ and
Mrs Hatfield Mr. and Mrs Niyer. j. H. r keiiIy;;
Miss Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. r. DIXON anu MI A"'
Ms unoh6sen Council 9OS Legion of Honor Hobohen
rave its annual ball at Quartette CIuo nan NJ
Tuesday evening. Among those present "gPe rc nr
and Mrs Charles Berger; MISS LOUISA RT,sV'
NJ and M Sjr and H Mrs " Hope Nj and
Mrs e. Vogelsang Mr.. and Mrs A. kiaPIotn; s Mr
and Mrs. Rudolph Merle, Ms; rs sVPntcf ersgcs' Mr.
ME aisS Mrs II Luchs, Henry Rathjen, Henry HEN
fei Miss Lena Hoppe MI ana T M5s Mrs
S WIlham Mrs. il stol,ze Thomas Carroll Miss
S,ei Gnadard r Lehman, Miss Louise Stoppinger
Strs Edwaris Louis Guaraglia, Miss , LIE june
Sir and Mrs George Gloab and jacob Knapp