New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-15
PLAINFIELD.

The Plainneld Camera Club will hold oan art
exhibition during February. and the following COM
mittee arranging for the display Of New-York,
Baltimore and Painheid exhibitors: G. a. Auds
ley J. f. Stewart Harold serren. J. Hervey
Doan. George Taggart. II. Il. Coward. G. Thorn
and G. Harry Squires.
The Brown Union Gie". Banjo and Mandolin Club
will give at the Y NJ. c. A. Hall on Sat
urday evening. December p. The concert Will be
given under the auspices of the Y. VI. c. \.
The death OF Assistant Postmaster George c.
Godown early in the week severe shock to
the younger men in town. among whom Mr.. Co
down was popular and regarded rising spirit.
He born in Limeport. Penn. in June, 1850. and
WAS first employed in the Plainheld postoftice IN
1882 He was unmarried.
The following officers have been chosen by the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the First Church
OF Christ for the ensuing year: President Charles
II. Lewis: vice-president Miss Mabel Wilson; cor
responding secretary. Miss Ella Hand; recording
secretary Miss Lillian Sutton; treasurer. Mrs. Lou
Wilson: organist Miss Mabel Benner assistant
organist Mrs b. W Hand chorister H. Van
Middlesworth
AT the last OF Mrs. Isaac l.. Mller's lat homes
for this season. Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller were
assisted in receiving by Mrs Howard Fleming,
Mrs John Gray Foster and the Misses Daisy shep-
ard Gertrude Baker. Annie X Miller ana Marion
Bowen
Mrs. A. D. shepard's second "at home" on Tues
day afternoon attended by large number Of
society people residing in this city. well as by
many well-known NEWCOMERS, among whom was
William D. Howes Mrs. Shepard and Miss shep-
ard were assisted IN receiving by Miss Meade
sister Of Mrs. Shepard; Mrs. John Doul Miller
the elder daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard, At the
chocolate table. Mrs. j. Kirkland Myers, at the tea
table, and the Misses Edith smalley, Anna Miller
and Emma Schoonmaker
The following the newly elected officers or
Winfield Scott Post No g. @. A. r.: Commander
l. l.. McVoy; senior vice commander, F. VI. White
ly: junior vice-comma nder. W r. Moore; quar-
termastei. Andrew Cox. surgeon. William Hand
chaplain. J. a. Goodwin; officer OF the day. W. c.
Smith, sr.; officer Of the guard, 5 G Terry, sr ;
council OF administration J. e stewart, william
Hand. Charles Graves, ". c. Smith. ST; delegates
10 Department Encampment, Andrew Cox. j. n
Bogsrt; alternates, F. VI. Whitley. Christopher
Harden.
The annual election of officers OF Anchor Lodge
No. l49 r. and A. NJ. held Tuesday evening
Those elected were: 9. G. Howard, ". NJ. w.
Coddington. ;. W; J. r.. McClintock. j. W; j.
f. TNrrl. treasurer: r. A. Rogers. secretary; trus
tees w. A. Freeman II. X Knox, i. A. EnlInons
Masonic Hall representative. j. \. Smith; alter
nate Grand Lodge. l. Dennis.
Painheld Council No I'll. r. A, on Monday night
elected officers during the coming year
They are: Regent. Henry C. Adams vice-resent
NJ l.. Bullock; orator Murray Burus: past regent
Adrian NJ. Res; secretary F. j. Pope collector
Edward c. Pease guide J. f. Townsend; war
den Charles Roberts; sentry. James X. Arnold;
trustees, a. w Rand, F. > Green, \; ". Klein
ecke medical examiner. George W. Endlcott. u
u representative to Grand Council Adrian NJ
Kra: alternate + A Emmons