New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-15
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THE USUAL DEARTH OF ADJUSTMENTS
BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS.

RECEPTION BY THE MONTAGUE soCIETY-ANNuAL
| ELECTIONS IN NUMBER OF ORGANIZATIONS
! TOPICS OF INTEREST IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
The Montague Society of the High School gave a
tea in the main classroom Thursday. Miss Edna
McNary and Miss Sara f. Lillybridge presided at
the tables. assisted by the Misses Young. Schultz
Fowler, Van Dyne. Kane Wooey. Gauch. Hopper.
Moore Cavlzel. Ledwith and Douglas musical
programme was rendered by Misses Mabel Young
Ruth Spencer. Sinclair Stevens. c. Brookield and
Miss Koehler The Montague Society has one hun
dred members and is literary in character IL meets
once month
The Frelinghuysen Lancers elected military
officers last week preparatory TO the inauguration
parade at Trenton. Captain II. l.. T. Vreeland has
made the following temporary appointments: X T.
Jefferson, Adjutant; John F. Stage Paymaster' =
y Atwater. Judge Advocate: William A. BAN
bridge, Inspector. and the following aidesde-camp
Hayward A. Harvey. W. b. Atwater. Seymour 5
Roe. Charles Munson. H. l.. Jenkinson. Frederic 1.
Frasntzel Harry NJ Marsh and Fl. s Faulkner
The election of a permanent major was laid over
until after the January parade. The membership
IL now l5. The Lancers Will probably be the ohLy
uniformed organization in the parade, ana VIII ACT
as escort TO the Republican County Committee
o TR Fs ed m ON d nGGa mf h
Wissner Hall 1t was "Oratory Day" for the club
Macintosh. the chairman The Rev. Phoebe Hama
ford president Of the club read paper on Pmlpt
and Public Orators short sketches Of the lives OF
Tichenor and Mrs j NJ. Fisk, followed by read
ing by DR.. Ellen f. Mines and Miss Corlies Many
New-York women were present.
The Schubert Vocal Society sang Mendessohns
oratorio. st Paul" Thursday evening In me
G Ged % H2qs sTEf Nine H
Won DOenhon. contralto; Leonard T.. AutE,
tenor, and Gyym Miles bass. The chorus work was
good
Tomorrow evening the December meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the Essex County CnriS sh
odist Protestant Church. The line OF study TO be
adopted will be explained by the Rey Hqgh D. Mac
Cauey superintendent OF the union Bipie stuuy
department The plan W.T. be Illustrated by Giass
which has taken the course under Mr.. MacCauieS
The Republican Club held It's annual meeting
Thursday night in the clubhouse in Park.ave ION,
were elected Tor the ensuing year: President John
A Miller: yce-presdent Samuel A. smith, S. treas
Board Of Governors two years A I; r oGurfer Wi
, ,1n one S 1es SseP BRAY w. Avery FRANK
At the mems mass-meeting to be held In Associa-
ton Hall at o'clock this afternoon, the Key;
colored singers Of New-York Will sing sacred
Quartet. \ large orchestra and chorus choir will
lead the singing.
Women's Christian Temperance Union with an all
day prayer meeting on Thursday, December .,
persons have been converted and signed the pledge
OF total abstinence. Prominent ministers have
tinue another week on Wednesday the Rev. Mr..
RYDER OF the Union Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. will speak; on Thursday. the Rev D. f.
Martin OF the Clinton Avenue Reformed Church.
on Friday the Rev. Mr.. HopwoOd. OF the Calvary
Presbyterian Church. To-day the services will be
al and 100 y.
The annual meeting OF the West End Club was
held in the clubhouse Thursday night These Of
fcers were elected: President; William A IRE;
vce-presldent. DR.. L. 5. Hnckley treasurer, Ed
ward Zusi: financial secretary. +. g. Robinson. and
recording secretary. otto Kuhn. The Board OF
Directors FOR the ensuing year will be Edward Fl.
Radel. James W. Scales George Forman and c. NJ;
Hedden. The annual report OF the treasurer showed
that during the year the mortgage on the CLUB
properly had been reduced $1,000, leaving the debt
$500.