New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
PLAINFIELD.
PREPARING FOR THE MUEHLENBERG
HOSPITAL ENTERTAINMENT.
THE ACKERMAN RECEPTION BRILLIANT Al

THE AcKERMAN RECEPTION BRILLIANT AZ
OTHER SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
An entertainment that Is being looked forward to
with much pleasure by society people Is the min
s,re benefit for the Muehlenbers Hospital. Follow
ing the minstrel entertainment will be one-act
comedy entitled Tea at Four o'Ciock.' The cast
for this consists of Mrs. J. Parker Mason. Mrs.
William L. Saunders. Mrs. Lemuel w. Serrell. Mrs.
Irving H. Brown Frederick W. Wall. Henry L..
Bogert George l.. Taggart. James l.. Anthony,
Irving H. Brown. William r. Cock and Richaro H..
colburn Of New-York The young men VINO are
Interested in the minstrel show are the tolo"ihs
End Men-Clarence Cree of Elizabeth ueorse ~
stevens George shoemaker. Howard beeoe' IN
,orlocutor Fred ". Waz: Banjo Cuo. fle'che'
Halock Wesley Abbott. George F. schoohinANe''
George r. Smith James Hallock Daniel scnoon-
maker f:lston French and Mr.. Taylor OF Mr'..
Acid. double quartet George y. shoemaker. Frank
cokef,ir william Runyon. Robert Clark hopert
Lewis Of New-York; Frederick W. "aN arthur
Freeman. T. f. Runyon; leader OF orcnes'ra. r-u-
gene Ross Of the Lyceum Theatre. New-fork'
stage manager. Joseph Parker Mason ouS'"ess MAJ"
sser. Lewis q. Tmpson.
p,ob,blv the largest reception in Planfed this
season wa, that given by Mrs. j. Hervey Alderman
for her friends on Monday night III the 'as'"o VI
the Union County Country CUB the guests were
received by Mrs. Alderman ana her daush'eis ..
MR., r. r. Alderman. Mrs. Marion Alderman ana
try Club served an elaborate supper The list Oh
those who were present includes all or the promi-
nent society people in Planheld and vicinity. lhere
were also many present from New-fork CITY,
Springfield Mass: Elizabeth, Amsterdam y. u
Brooklyn and other cities
An appeal is made by II. =. Reynolds, treasurer
of the Citizens Organized Aid Association soliciting
Subscriptions for annual memberships at g. life
member ships at So and sustaining memberships
at SO The association has accomplished much
rood and the community will doubtless meet all
It's further requirements
Mrs Marion Alderman gave dinner on Tuesday
evening at her home in East Ninth-st. In honor OF
Miss Cox. of New-York
The wedding of Miss Sadie r. Adds. daughter %,
Mr. and Mrs william Adds. Of Orange-st., 10
Clarence Nathan Mundy, took place Tuesday aftes-
noon in the Grace Protestant Episcopal Church;
The maid of honor was Miss Title NJ. Barnes ana
the bridesmaids we're Miss Gertrude IIaskard, Miss
Lizzie Barnes Miss Hannah Merrill. and Miss JENNIE
Adds The best man was Charles d. Barnes OF
Elizabeth. The Rev. Or. f. NJ Rodman perfo,med
the ceremony. Guests were present from ~ md
York Brooklyn, Newark bayonne' elizabeth ana
The young women OF the PRESBYTERIAN churches
IN nr Pi r1 ~ w se seS S in the paro OF sc
Crescent Avenue Church on Tuesday afternoon
and cyen"E rssrs M also Of Os wS Sn ss
Tracy Is chairman. is In charge.
John Flannery. who with his wife celebrated his
golden wedding a week ago last Saturday died o..
TUESDAY his seventy-hrst year.
Mrs. d. NJ. Grocndyke. of Mercer-ave;. and Mrs.
John Gray Foster gave reception on Wednesday.
society people. The hostesses assisted in
receiving BY Mrs, Deuse N. Van vilet and Mrs.
+. H. Andrews. Mrs Van Nest Talmadge Mrs
d. G Wins At the tables Mrs john N. Clark
and Miss Bessie Day presided.