New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23


FRENCH HuGUENOTs.
TIC last OF the seasons assemblies. the closing Of
the local society functions for the winter was gwen
In the Country Club House Casino on Monday night.
Four Of these affairs have been gwen this season.
and each has been successfully conducted and
has received generous support in every way. The
ratlons Monday night were more elaborate than
usual tho stage being adorned with palms ana
pretty effects in illumination. y blazing log fire
ard easy touches scattered about made the scene
cosey one. Lewis c. Timpson is responsible for
much OF the success of this winters assemblies.
being assisted in marked degree By the patronesses
of each Monday nights patronesses were:
Mrs. J. W. Reinhart, MRS. O. I. Waring, Mrs J.
r. Scott, Mrs. l.. q. Tinpson, Mrs. W. l.. SaunderA
Mrs NJ s. Alderman and Mrs. W. J. Roome and
among those present Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Reinhart. Mr. and Ms. Marion ;. Ackerman MT.
and Mrs James T. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Roome, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Timpson Mr. and
Mrs. Edward VI. Van Buren,. Mr.. and Ms clifton
Wharton, IT, Mr. and Ms. Loruel w Serrell. IT,,
Mr. AMI Mrs Craig y. Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Frank Raymond Mr.. and Mrs. o. 4. Waring MIRA
a. c. Vail. Mrs. W. l.. Saunders. the Misses Will
son. Sprague. Holly. Albeit Waring. Vail. Muir
ply and Marsh; the Misses Richards on ana 5nedik-
or, Of brooklyn; Miss Walsh. CT Ncw-iork, and
Messrs. Bull. Murray, Erickson. MCGEE. HutchhA
Patton, Warng, Huntinton and Drs. Hedges and
Ha,loclI ard Messrs Bigeow. OF Elizabeth. and
Morgan. CT NewYork.
Great progress Is being made by the members OF
the Dramatic Ass ociation or tho Painheld Catholic
cub In preparing for their drama. Shamrock ard
Rose" which Is to be given az Music Hall nexs
month The rehearsals are being held every Tues
day and Thursday evenings.
The wedding OF Miss May Cummings. daughter CT
M and Mrs. Alexander Cummings. OF Rosele. to
Charles Taynor, OF North Plalnfeld took place
Wednesday afternoon the Rev. Dr. McCrea officat-
Helen Banlster CT CRAWFORD, were the bridesnlais
ard William Cummings was best man; Those pres
Mr. and Mrs. Horace ADAMS and family, Mrs.
Devlnc. John Deyine, the Misses Taynor. P.anfield;
Mrs. Heen Guerion and son. Mrs Purcell. Norris
town; Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Wenz, Mrs
Anna Thompson, Misses McSloud. Ei.zapetn; MT ara
daughter. Fred Frost Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs
Turner. Misses Woodruff. Miss wilson, NJ and
Swick Rose,le: Mr.. and Mrs. Day Mr.. and Mira
Quimby Mr.. and Alrs. Carleton Newark
The marriage Of Miss Sarah c. Johnston, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Mundy. OF Ninlh-st.. took
place Wednesday evening ut O'Clock at the home
performed the ceremony Miss Mary Z. Johnston,
sister OF the bride. Was bridesmaid, ana George IL
Kockfellow was hes; man.
At the Elmwood Place home Of NJ and MT:
Page was married TO George l.. F1rstbrooK, the
Rev. c. X Newell officiating.
The Rev. Robert Faure Of Paris delivered a very
interesting lecture on Wednesday night IN the
Crescent Avenue Church. briefly reviewing the HIS
tory Of the French Huguenots. He told OF the ter:
rble effects OF the revocation OF the Ed.ct OF
Nantes. and how nearly one-fourth OF the popula-
ton Of France was driven out and spread all over
the world. Twenty thousand OF them came TO this
country. and Mr.. Faure sad that he was constantly
meeting their descendants.
ID. A. McPlc. physical director OF the Plainfe.d
on T ars s Ms sTs To T Selom lae A.
ssiaa. State Secretary OF Massachusetts