New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
NEWARK.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE ANNUAL DOLL
SHOW.
FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST BARNABAs's HOS.
PITAL-coNcERr OF THE ARIoN SOCIETY
MARRIAGE OF THE REV. HENRY
MERLE MELLEN AND OTHER

MEiLE ME1-LEN AND OTHER
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
The Doll Show Is given annually under the
auspices OF the Newark Auxiliary Society The
proceeds go to the support of organizations that
are not entirely self-supportng. The auxinry
pays the rent OF the fiat occupied by the Working
Girls Club. in Bellevillc-ave and gives other
ganizatons financial assistance. The society is
composed OF young women influential IN social
circles. and this power they utilize for good This
year the Eighth Avenue Day Nursery and Baby
Shelter Auxiliary participates in the benefits OF
the show. which Is to be given in Oraton Hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday, There to be living
dolls at tho show for the little from The
nursery will be there for one hour each afternoon
and VIII give demonstrations OF kindergarten work
The Newark Swiss associations-the Gruetli AS
sociation Swiss Alp Saenger Club and Swiss Turn
Association-celebrated the 5Ssh anniversary OF the
Swiss Confederation with concert and ball in
Caledonian Hall Wednesday night. The Turn
Veren took active part In the programme The
Alp Saenger Club sang Der Bua Am Gamsberg."
After the concert President Charles RichtiGer
made address, in which he reviewed the history
OF the Confederation and told why 1t was formed.
The fair in behalf of st. Barnabass Hospital will
be held tomorrow afternoon and evening num-
Der Of well-known women have the fair in charge
A surprise table for the young folks has been
added. and tea will be served during the afternoon
and evening. The tables are in charge OF Mrs. W.
A. Ripley. Mrs. Hobart and Mrs. Hay. needlework;
Miss Isabel Ballantne. pillows and bags MIS- Mrs
shades Mrs RpeH and tu Miss R WknSon dolls
Mrs; Iilingworth and Mrs. Roticher. cake; Mrs Mrs
w. d. Ripley frames; Mrs. Pei. ice cream Mrs.
Clarence Illingworth, surprise table: Miss Sims
The Arion concert Is to be given In the Kruger
Auditorium tomorrow night. There will be a COM
bination Of the Philharmonic Orchestra. Of New,
Voices The solois,s will be Miss Caroline Monte
fore. dramatic soprano. and George W. S,,Son re,gm,
after tho concert. .-
The Rev Henry Merle Meilen. assistant pastor
Of the Clinton Avenue Reformed Church. was mar
ried on "Wednesday evening at Canarsie Long
Rev John Ficken. pastor OF the Reformed Church
at that place. was his bride. The Rsy. DR. Daniel
H. Martin performed the ceremony The consistSTy %
Mcllcn a purse OF money. .,-. -
Miss Daisy McCabc and Eugene o heeie We're
married in ST. Jamess Church Wednesdhy h & sis sne
OF the bridegroom best man. The bride wore wore,
ivory satin The gq%n bS anS va Jobn % Mn
Cabe were the ushers. a wedding breakiast "aa az
served at the home of tho brides parents NO -"
Miss Paula Frederick I.orenz was married h to
DR. F. W Thum At the home OF MT ana Mrs;;
Hugo Ceppert No g. Hamburg Place, AZ 'S'
o'clock Monday evening. The ceremony & was per y,
fe rmed Nv the Rev Richard Katerndahl. pastor or
St Stephens German Lutheran Church' u, ~ ~
maid OF honor Miss Clara Lorenz ana nans "a !,
ard Misc Agnes Geppert were bridesmaids. Inc
bride wore white brocaded satin. rimin'u WIN
duchesse lace The maid OF honor wore gown OF
yellow trimmed with organdie. Miss Asn,s Yep
nert wore white organdie over blue, ana MISS Ger
irude Goepfrich was attired in whte orsahu'e over
pink. a,,o,. -, ~. vouans
Christian Temperance Union. has gone on an ex-
tended Western trip.