New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
NEWARK.
PREPARING FOR THE
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
BY THE MEMBERS OF 1iiE
v,..c.s NORTHUMBERLAND. RESERVES GIVE
A sMoKER-THE ESSEX TROOPS


sMoKER-THE ESSEX TROOPS
NEW RIDING RING.
,-,o second Division Battalion Of the East. Naval
Deserve q. New Jersey. held n smoker AT
rIhor,os Hall on Thursday night Delegations
r, Tho Naval Veterans and Sons OF Veterans were
nresent In the absence of l-eutenan'-'o
I.,.o, tho division was commanded by junior
I,eutenfr n, George IL Mather. assisted by Ehs'sn
BENEDICT P.ieth The entertainment was Opener
with an exhibition infantry drill After '"e "''"
,ines and tobacco were produced and programme
- sorcs musical selections. magic ana wrestling
followed A.,
rho memoers Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Young Mons Catholic Association had their hrSt
lesson In physical culture In the institute gym
nasium Thursday night. The students wore ''e
bloomer costume of dark blIe. with red tr'mfniiss
the colors OF the association An Afternoon" '''''
will meet at o'clock Tuesdays. The evening
Glass already numbers 80 pupils After the exer-
ciso tho following officers elected for the
auxiliary: President. Miss Rosemary RYAN, vice.
president Miss May V. Sherr.n; secretary, 'i'SS
Nellie McNair: treasurer Miss Edna Van fat'eh'
librarian Miss Minnie Sullivan; serseant-at-afihs'
Miss Florence Murphy.
AZ the Travellers Club. which met on lh"is"iN
At the home of Mrs. Charles Buckley. No 1872 North
saventh-st A paper was read by Mrs. Thomas j.
Rally on Two Weeks the Coast OF Maine
o,ber naners were read by Mrs Hayden. Mrs Fred
erIck A. Stokes and Mrs. Charles Buckley.
Contracts for the riding academy OF inc
Essex Troop. In Rosevilie-ave. nave Deeh a""'"'
The troop will have the largest building OF the KIM
IN this country with floor space Of over -S.Wo
sou,ro feet Ground for the building was
broken on Friday.
President French. OF the Young Peoples Society
az Christian Endeavor. has received Inc ioho"'hs
letter from the president OF The society In the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church Washington. the headquarters
j
coming summer:
Washington. ID. c.. March 10.
The Rev J. c. French. u. D. ... -, January, 9s
1886 addressed to Washington Committee OF ~ 80
requesting the ASSIGNMENT OF our The uiy canven
lion II affords very great pleasure on peha'i Oh
the society, to extend It's cord'a' "e''o"'e ~ '''
We shalI OF course welcome you more Thoroughly
when see YOU out IN the nf mean ' ma o VIZ
forward. and our sincere desire TO assist you IN
any way that we possibly can. II there Is anything
We can do TO make the Endeavorers 0f New.JeTsey
ierest toward the convention T you no, let d me
know? Kindly communicate ms h.Hre 10 yUus
transportation mahas, rt;;nt sI a FENNINC;
heartily, fhhpri'iN. -
A Christian Endeavor Society has just been Or
ganized in the Fewsmth Memorial Church' win
tha following officers: President. r. g. Novel; vice.
president Miss Cora Dalrymple; recording secre-
tarv Miss Lottic Tompkns; corresponding secre-
tarv MISC Emile Wagner treasurer. Andrew Nc
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KinDon.
| The Rosevlle Avenu, Presbyterian Young Peo-
ne,s Society OF Christian Endeavor VIII hold
social next Thursday evening In the church parlors
A "nock trial" in which the Endeavorers VIII show
/ their knowledge OF Blackstone VIII pe d p'oh''"e''
feature OF the entertainment
The DRYDEN Male Chnru3 gave concert In Dry
den Hall Thursday evening. The assisting solosts
wer. Miss Lillian NJ. Pierson. soprano, and George
Clander, violincellist
| W riph uil or
Gettysburg in the Essex Lyceufn peiore the i-sseN
Troop tomorrow evening
| The Chrstopherus Circle OF the Home missionary
Society Of the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
| Church gave n musical in the chapel OF the church
on Wednesday evening Among those VINO TOOK
part we're Mrs Aston contralto: NJ. Rushing Wood.
barytone; Miss Emma SOM. reader; Albert Gross
wei:er violinlst. and Miss Netie Warrender; pianist
The Kings Daughters entertainment on THURSDAY
night at the New-York Avenue Church was attended
| by n large audience. The Rev. ii. $. Jenanyan OF
Tarsus was assisted by his cousin Miss l~mma
| Jenanyan In the costume OF an Armenian maiden.
and about dozen other young people IN appropriate
costumes Miss Jenanyan lost a number OF her rela-
| tIves in the Marash massacre. An Oriental bazaar
and refreshments Helped to swell the fund FOR the
| relief OF the suffering Armenians.
At the Essex Lyceum to-day the new organization
| known a American Volunteers Will hold two meet
| tie Watkins will conduct At the evening service al
| O'Clock Adjutant Washington Blackhurs OF Chi
| cago, who resigned from the Salvation Army last
| week will conduct the service. Captain John Lind
say has opened a post at the Bethany Baptist
| Church. In Bank-st.. where meetings VIII be held
| every evening except Sundays. The former Central
| Presbyterian Church. in Westinghouse. which has
been leased by the Volunteers. Will be occupied on
| Hall. In Be.levue-ave., where meetings are held
| every night