New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
PLAINFIELD.
sEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PARLIA-
MENTARY CLUB.

THE MARRIAGE OF MRS. ANDERSON AND MR.
1LrrEL1-MRs. McuTCHEN's rEA-A RE
vIvAL OF INTEREST IN OUTDOOR SPORTS.
At the semi-annual meeting Of the Parliamentary
Club held on Thursday, it was decided 10 give
tea and reception during May In hohor oi "fs
BENJAMIN, Of Portland. Mich. who expects TO come
East She will meet the women Of New-York VINO
are interested in parliamentary work, after "hich
she will be invited 10 this city. Inc committee
having the matter in charge s as foiioWs: NrS
j. NJ. McNaughton, Mrs. De Witt e. BroKa"' Nis
d. f. Ellsworth. Miss May Cahoone. Mrs M. l.
Cooley. Miss Brown, Mrs. oliver King. Mrs. T. ~
Yates The election or officers OF the Plalnheia
Club on the same day resulted as follows: fres
dent Miss c. K. Yates; recording secretary MISS
May Cahoone; corresponding secretary, MRS. W. l.
Cooley; treasurer, Mrs. Carman Parse
The marriage OF Mrs A. Anderson OF NO. zz
Park-ave and Alexander +. Lttell, Of Hoopers-
town. ~ j. was celebrated last evening at the
home OF the bride the Rev w. D. Johnson OF
Westfeld officiating The bridesmaid was MISS
Dora Parsor and the best man was FRANK NeiSon
both of this city. The BRIDE wore gown OF Drown
silk trimmed with lace A reception followed at
which guests from New-York Newark, florioa'
PETERSBURG Va and Philadelphia were present
The interest in baseball that made the Piainheio
nine famous through New-Jersey years ago Is TO
be revived and a team will be put In the field TINS
year by the local Y. NJ C. A. The games alre;auy
scheduled by h oWs ay q 's Nay 80
Woodbridge Athletic Club, morning ana a1termoo,i.
June g. at A:e ne cSb JUICE r.
ington; July 4, Original Acmes; morning ana ai.es
s,s Suy II W99dpTe ans saS August
dale Athletic Club; August 5, New Jersey Athletic
csb Afasi II Ahes GaS Sc
beth Athletic Club September Eza6et GuS ns ep
T ember S is Eii1ebe;h Athletic G' Club
The third OF Mrs s St. John McCutchen,s charm ac
in Rockview-ave. Mrs. McCutchen was assisted In
receiving by Mrs Charles Mccutchel MISS f9rencS &c
MapsS Mrs M Ge0rfs obent os MRS Mrs.
Ioome, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Howell. The table ,,nI
Walter McGee and Mrs. George Evans presided at
the table The The Grace Yerke Gace Cooley
Hattie Shreve and Ada Smock
BAYoNNE.
In the First Reformed Church next Thursday
evening the Bayonne Musical society VIII present
Handlers oratorio. The Messiah" The soloists
will he Mrs W. T. Van YORK, soprano; Mrs. Sarah
u Anderson contrato; Mr.. w. T. Van YORK, tenor.
and Dr. Carl E. Duff. basso. Professor william
TIL will conduct the choruses. Miss Mildred iii
will preside ut the piano, Professor J. c. Crabtree
will oficiate at the organ, and an orchestra iro"
the New-York Philharmonic Society VIII assist
| The Social Dramatic Cub gave Its second pubic
performance in the clubhouse of the Newark Day
| Roat Club on Tuesday evening. The tnree-act
| farce-comedy Betsy" was presented
Messrs Alfred w. Booth and Charles E. Annett'
| OF this city accompanied by Mr.. Brewer OF BROOK
| lyn have been sojournng at Brant lsahd' OIL inc
| Massachusetts, coast .
The BOARD OF Education has appointed the fol-
lowing school census takers; First Ward Richard
f. Flood: Second Ward. Edward A. Donnehy'
Third Ward Cornelius A. Dusenberry; Fourth
Ward, Bernard Lilly: Fifth Ward. John Dougher'y'
delightful reception was he'd on FRIDAY aI'ei
| noon In the clubhouse OF the Newark bay poa'
| Cub by the Athena Literary Society.
Hudson FIRE Association will give an informal
dance next Friday evening in Metropolitan rarK'
Fifty cyclists living in the Third Ward nave
organized the Lincoln Cycling Club. with the loi-
lowing officers: President c. 5. crane USe-piesI
dent. j. NJ Ferry; secretary Alfred q. bu'cnef'
treasurer Nell Meter; captain, A. hoerher' 40
| The dramatic section of the Young Mens Asso.
citation will present in Columbus Hal on Mp pnnSi
and Tuesday evenings OF the coming week renui-
ton OF the four-act Irish melodrama peep DAY
| Boys"