New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NEWARK.
LEAP YEAR DANCES WITH MEN AS
GUESTS ARE NOW IN ORDER.

WEDDINGS AND SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE "EEh
IL JERSEYS PREMIER CITY-soNs OF
SCOTIA CELEBRATE TIE Burns AN
NIVERsARY BY A DINNER.
leap year dance was given in Oraton Hall Fri
day evening. Only were subscribers. ana ny
them invitations were sent the men The patron
esses were Mrs William Clark, Mrs Henry Darcy,
Mrs John White Howell. Mrs. Andrew kirkpatrick.
Mrs. w Campbell Clark. Mrs. William liardcnocrgh'
Mrs Philip y. Jackson and Mrs. William Mitchell
At the mems mass-mectng in Association Hall this
afternoon musical service VIII be introduced Iro-
f.esor George Morris the cOlored basso. will sing
sacred solos and Mrs Thorne and her daughter VIII
play duets and sing hymns. An orchestra and chor
will lead the singing Secretary Cozzens VIII make
short talk.
President French. of the Christian Endeavor. has
appointed as a committee TO arrange reception Tor
Dr. Clark on the afternoon of February B. Miss Grace
Northrop A. b. Johnson and l.. y. Cronk. The COM
mttee has written DR.. Clark, and II the founder oi
the Endeavor movement can reach Newark carry III
the afternoon opportunity Will be given 10 meet
him at the Y. NJ G. \. rooms from 4:50 TO o'clock
The quarterly meeting of the superiniendents OF
the Essex Union. Junior department Christian En-
deavor was held yesterday afternoon in !he South
Park Church. After short business session. MIS-
Alice May Scudder Of Jersey City, spoke Mrs Scud-
der conducted the junior rally the Boston conVen-
ton last July social hour was held at the close
OF the address.
The anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns was
celebrated Friday night by concert, supper ana
ball a; the Kruegcr Auditorium. under the auspices
of the Newark Caedonian Club An address on
Rurns's life and work delivered by the ReV'
Donald Sage Mackay. The committee OF arrange
mcats were Chief Alexander McApine FIRST 'hlei-
tain William Robertson ex-Chef Alexander Mci'ay'
ex- Chief John Lang Clansmen 0usald Curfle' hop-
ert Kfgour, George Brown and Third Chieftdn W III
lam Scottish ballads, songs anu udHCtS
and supper and ball followed.
Miss Emma Frances Wolters. daughter OF MT ana
Mrs Christian Wclters, of Is Cen;ra-avc, was mar
ried on Wednesday to Herman f. Bornem2nh' Jr''
at St Patrick's Cathedral. The Rev George Borne
MANN of Reading Pa. uncle of the groom, performed
the ceremony assisted by the Rev Father Mickc
and Monsgnor Doanc The bride was attendeu i ~ ps
her sister, Miss Irene Woers. and the groom D.! MS
hrother William Bornemann. The bridge wore a
figured tafeta. mauVe with violet brocade tli'llo
In Marie Antoinette style with mror velvet ana
lace The maid wore a gown of cream and rose
taffeta. trimmed with rose velvet breakfast was
Miss Charlotte W. Pell, daughter OF Mrs Laura c.
Pe married on Wednesday 70 AndIoW va >; 4, nc,- &
ley a, the home of the bride mother No l@o Mash- &
ing,on-ave The Rev Father Cody performed the
ceremony The bride white satin Her sisie.'
Mis- Anna Pell acted as maid and wore p'usn S''N'
Frederick W. Jarvis was best man nan ,o,, o~dor.d as
follows: Second Battalion Companies II. l. l. ana
NJ on Monday a; o'clock ,. M First battalion:
O'Clock p. in: Third battalion, COMPANIES A. H. "
and X Friday. January 81, at $50 p IN Co..
The first concert OF the thlrd season oi IN ~ q
Essex Lyceum. The orcho was assisted by MIs. MIS-
Charlotte Samuel, yOlinist Mi.> Nell liohson. so
prano and the choir OF the South Park Choral Asso-
citation The personnel of the orchestra Is as cowS
Niolins Morris Cohn, concert master trntst iblch'
William Il. Burgyes. Max i5lasburg. Frank Butef-
worth Robert ". Forry Andrew iiauhor. Wits
Schlacgcl Joseph Schmieole Emil Volwciler. ChAfl,
Van bunker Charles Weglc; volas. julius Auerbach.
Hugo Kleineck. Frank Weber; cellos. Albert kran,
ich J. L. Wckes: contra bassos. Louis i'oehFc, fiHi1
Weber; flutes Marcus J.. Ward. lAlbin Hoffman:
oboes Arthur =. Johns;onc. Emil Buihs; clai,n',.
Bush horns. T. Elmer Cay 4. Il. Frazee' cornc,s'
W l.. jenkins. a. W. Barton, trombone. nary W
Bush; tmpan Bernard Bocse: Louis Arthur Russell
conductor. There was lare" and CULTIVATED au1l-
ence and the numbers on he programme were hD'E-
ally appau The programme included Hc'tho-
vcn's Symphony No in d, the Incidental music 10
Schuberts "KOsamunde." the prelude 10 the iifn
act OF Manfred" Chopin's Nocturne In Il nat The
choir sang several choruscs. The society was organ
lied for the study and public perfoi! nance c or
chestral music Of the highest class in all forms Ihe
scheme OF concerts includes three subscription events
classic modern symphony.