New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
NEWARK.
PROGRESS OF THE NEW ARMoRY OF THE
FIRST TROOP.
MARRIAGE OF MISS WILLS AND Mr. sMITH-DlN-
NER OF THE CLASS OF se OF NEWARK
ACADEMY-THE UNITED SINGERS TO
TAKE PART IN CUBAN
DEMONSTRATION.

AcADEMY-THE UNITED SINGERS TO
TAKE PART IN CUBAN
DEMONSTRATION.
Whitfield Wildrick Smith and Miss Marguerite
Wills daughter OF Aaron Wills. OF No. lS Mount
Pleasant-ave married on Wednesday after
noon In the House OF Prayer. The Rev. John S.
Miller rector OF the church. performed the cere-
mony. Only immediate relatives and friends were
present John Morgan Jones OF New-York, acted
as best man. and the ushers were Ward Ferguson.
Frederick Bruen. John Wills. OF New-York. and
Raymond Smith.
Miss Josephine Cyphers. daughter OF Theodore
Cyphers. was married TO Frank Nblette at the
home Of the BRIDE No. lfS Fourth-ave.. on Wednes-
day. The Rev. w. c. Snodgrass. Of the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church. ofiiciated.
Miss Laura A. Dougherty daughter Of A. Fl.
Dougherty was married to Thomas Palmer on
Wednesday night. at the home Of the brides aunt.
Mrs A. r. Eagles. No. 46 IIalsey-st.. by the Rev.
Charles A. Mccormick OF the IIalsey Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Miss Lulu Eagles was maid
OF honor and Charles Palmer was best man. Tne
bride wore white silk and the maid pink silk. re-
ceptlon followed the ceremony.
AT the Fifth Baptist Church. Wednesday night.
Miss Lyle De Voc and George Henry Baker were
married by tho pastor OF the church. the Rev Mr.
Hughes The brides attendants were Miss Carrie
May Issner as maid OF honor and Miss Bessie Heeb
as flower girl. The ushers were Alfred DE Voc,
James OPP Theodore Gordon. jr. l.. A. Edwards.
NJ Smith and Frederick Manners. reception at
the home Of the brides parents No. lSs Eim-st..
followed the ceremony.
4 Washington 'e6 social was held in the parlors
of the Third Presbyterian Church Thursday even
ing under the auspices Of the Young Peoples 30
cicty OF Christian Endeavor OF that church. \
short talk on the coming convention was given by
tho new Essex County president. the Rev l. X
pyott The rooms were tastefully decorated with
Washington ssi flags.
The class OF 90 just graduated from the Newark
Academy had It's class dinner at Davis's parlorS
Monday night. Besides the members OF the class
Wilson Farrand. assistant head master OF the
school. and Or. Carl l.. Spethmann were present
and addressed the class
The Board of Directors OF the Youns Mems Chris
tian Association held regular monthly business
meeting on "wednesday. Reports ot the various
committees made Preparations are being
made for the coming excursion TO Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove. which promises to be well patronlzed
During the summer months the members VII Us.
the grounds cf the Riverside Athletic Cluo ior
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Becher Baldwin have issued
invitations for the marriage OK Mss Adriann'
Amasie Graf. Mrs Beichers sister. % Charles r.
borg Mann. on Thursday evening. June q. at the
South Baptist Church.
progress on the work Of the arnory was dis
cussed and the question of how 20 raise money 'oF
building Will bc t4oC,o Of this amoun, about 50 @"
has been paid .n anl II IL sail the rest VII! probably
oTm"ry r,rs' Viii be- compe,ea for the @irnng Of the
drill season fall The treaeurers report for the
quarter showed balance Oh hand OF about S.""
This money IS exclusive - the state appropriation
Lance Corporal J. NcwiOn Van Ness Was elected a
full corporal and Charles w Parker reelected Sc
rctary. dudley Farrani. ne treAsureF siaieI ma
he was unable to srrv" further. ana 'haries
GrummOn elected 10 succeed him. John :
Rail Forest I DRYDEN and oscar W!ligcrod were
placed on retired list II" gna lions OF al
lace Durani ~ q active member and T. Luther Joy
a an asspctt" member were acc~pt~!
The United Singers of Newark have arranged for
a fall festival i request hv a committee from the
Cuban American Carnival Society hat the Singer
be represented hy one ~ their big choruses at tho
festival 20 be hold In Waveriy on July Vas grant
cd and resolutions of sympathy ;or Cuoans were
adopted