New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
PATERSON.
FINISHING WORK ON THE I'D REGIMENT
ARMORY.
PREPARING FOR THE BIG BAZAAR-A DEAF "oAA
WEDDING-MUsICAL MATTERS AND
prPsONAI NOTES.

pprpARrNC; FOR THE BIG BAzAAR-A DEAF-MoT1
wEppING-MUsICAL MATTERS AND
PERSONAL NOTES
Tho contractor expects to withdraw his men from
tho big ID Regiment Armory at Market-st' ana
Craham-ave with the close OF to-days WORKING
hours when the new building VIII De reaoy ioI
delivery 10 the state. Something IKE thousano
persons are now working hard for the bazaar anu
military festival which will begin on Monday, May
& and last a week or ten days 1t Is to be mousse
warming with the object OF raising money TO fur-
n,sh the rooms OF the armory. Governor WertA
who will be present with his stan on the opening
night will formally accept the armory on DehaIt
NJ the State and will start the festival Inc drill
shed which Is the largest hall in New-Jersey Do
inc afteen feet longer than the 4th Regiment Ar
morv's room will present lively scene There WIN
be many departments OF interest including ioan
coIaction III antique costumes, laces ana Ians
Dancing from 1890 to II 30 will enliven the proceed
ngs nightly and there will be enter ra IN
nights night. May l. Joseph W congd9n, formerly lieu-
te55ant-co0ncI in command OF the LIST Battalion,
now a part OF the regiment is the chairman OF the
A marriage ceremony In the sign language was
performed Wednesday night at the home OF the
BRIDE. Miss May Doremus. at No. 2l5 Straisht-st
both 'n afmutes. as is the bridesmaid. Miss Lizzie
Munson, of Wortendyke The officiating clergyman
was the Rev. John Chamberlain, OF New fork VINO
spoke the Episcopal marriage service as he signed
ii his fingers. Mr. and Mrs Atkinson M, nave Ss =
trcal appliances to take the place OF bemS; FOR
instance. when the front-door button Is PusHeu, =
picture the wall is made TO flap so as TO attract
attention. 49,,
The Orpheus Club on Tuesday night at Assoc,s-
ton Hall gave the third and last concert OF its
first season before large audience me ASSISTING
artists were Josef Holman ceist. and Miss Laura
Moore soprano. An interesting feature OF inc ciuDS
programme was ben Bolt" arranged for the CLUB
by its conductor. c: Mortimer WisEe. ana dedicaied
number a huge laurel wreath was handed 10 Mr.
Wiske as a gift from the club The Paterson nus.
Gale under Stephen A. Wallis direction also cosed
the season-lts thirG-at the Park Avenue Churen
pfrht ,rifk II
Miskas Hungarian Orchestra The Paterson Pnil-
harmonic Soclety's concert on May at Association
Hall will be the next important snair OF me SUP
scrp,ion concert season. Mrs Emma Juch, So
prano. will sing and Max Lentz will play the cello
The Paterson Working Girls Society VIII on May
take up larger and more comfortable rooms II
The Rev. DR.. Leonard. one Of the missionary sec
retaries OF the Methodist Episcopal Church is ex-
pec;ed 10 be the guest tomorrow or his son-inlaw,
the Rev. c. s. Woodruff the new pastor Of the
services
The Paterson Fishing Club. OF which Mayor Chris
tan Braun is member. is making frequent use
OF the comforts of its new house. near Canarsie.
Long Island
Miss Adnee Van Gieson. who left Paterson a few
years ago child when her father DIR. Henry
returned an eocuton.st OF some note, and has
been giving readings for charitable object. She
will start for her Western home about May !. &C
comranied by her grandfather Henry Van Gieson.
eighty-two years old who intends TO spend the
summer with his son in Omaha.
Wood Mckee. the lawyer. who has been singing
of the Heavenly Rest New York. Will May begin
gagement with ST. AIMS Church. Brooklyn.
Mr. Mckee is member OF the Apollo Club and
the Apollo Sixteen. OF NewYork and the Orpheus
Club. OF Paterson. His father ex-Sherln James w.
Mckee. in his younger days popular singer
Of character ballads.