New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
PLAINFIELD.
RECEPTIONS FOR GRADUATING cLAssE'
OF LOCAL SCHOOLS.
SUCCESS OF THE TABLEAus PRESENTED DE-
THE CHILDREN OF THE METHODIST CHURCH


THE CHILDREN OF THE METHODIST CHURCH
ELECTION IN UNITY LODGE.
The alumni OF the North Plainfeld School gave .
reception for the graduating class on rrloaS w..
ing last in the public school building. Inc e"'.'
tainment and dance were arranged IN very 90
factory manner by the following Alumni Assoc's'
ton officers: Clarence L. Murphy. president; wal
ter L. Place PRESIDENT; Robert NJ Clark secrs
,ary; Frank L. Blatz. treasurer. The memoe'e VI
the class are the Misses Sadie Hoimes ou.
Kerby Emma Stevens, Lydia Loizeux. n'oos
Joseph Mabel Conover. Edith Cooley ana Ne'...
Martin, and Messrs. j. II. Van Wrinkle, tr, James n
Arnold jr., Rowland Western, Charles Barlow wa"
lam I.oizeux and william Peirson
Rare have been the occasions when PiainneW
Young people have appeared In public with as pre'S
effect as that which characterized the tao'eaos
given on Tuesday night in Vincent Chapei ny nv
League OF the Methodist Church. The foiio"'ns
Young people took part In the entertainment.
Misses Mamie Thatcher. Florence Mcdonald. Maos'
Smith Nellie Apgar Mabel Vail. Mabel Jehkihs'
Cora Harris, Florence Williams. Lottie MontroS~
Grace Webster Emma Lareau, Ida Tallamy rlos-
ence Symons Nettie Bauersachs. Carrie Mu'or~s
Lucy Casper Fannie Dodd May Vincent whitney,
Austin f. Armstrong Eta Raybert, Bessie Corn-
well Marguerite Barnes Sadie Bmm. c. Fiorencs
Rarnes Edna Harris Bertha jenkins and Saois
Douglass.
The afternoon tea OF the Hillside Tennis and Gof
Club was held at the golf in Sherman-ave' on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock Tnis was next W
the last Saturday OF medal play
The commencement exercises OF the fia'nne'o
Seminary we're held Tuesday morning. wnen '"s
hall was filed by friends and OF the scholar'
ubo listened 10 a programme of exceptional interest,
beeinning with a song. The Angels, given py
chorus carefully trained and led by MISS Anna "
Marsh Miss Florence Marsh accompanied on the
p,ano THIS was followed by play entitled -
Dream" and acted by the Misses Ethel Won bos-
kerck. Grace and Gladys Kaufmann May Day ana
Alice Titus The Misses Mary and Adelaide case
reci,ed 1.-The King Who Travelled at Home MISS
Ru,h Van Vllet delighted her audience with = bear
story and the Misses Elsie Harmon ana Az 81
Davis gave a pleasing plano duet Miss Anna -
PLAYED solo showing much talent seven r'
recita tons followed by Ruth Titus. Miss Louise
sicke Master Percy Chapman the Misses Louise
Van Sickle and Grace Pearson, Miss Ruth THUS
and Master Percy Chapman. Misses Helen Harmon.
Florence Beebe and Isabella Scott. Merry June
was given by chorus led by Miss Anna o. Marsh
The las, number the programme was soap
bubble drill. most artistically arranged ana oeau
sr uy weFa the Misses Anna Davis Isabella Scott,
Angela Brady Helen Harmon. Grace ana Siaaiys Saaia
Gertrude Pearson. Ruth Titus. Adelaide and Mary
Case. May Day, Ruth Van Welt. Alice TITUS ana ana
The Mountain Park Inn. Plainhelds newest 70. r.
guests Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Cook. Miss n /; Cook Cook
~ and Yrs French S,s Miss I,Hx Maud French. Frenc
Mr. and Mrs Randolph. J. a. Smith. Of Piainfed:
Fred b Klner and family Of New BruhswlSk h aar ss
Washington Cort, William f. Taylor, j. Park, VIII.
lam A. Everett, Mckenzie A. rendi H. brSoK9eIer KeIer
F II Conk.n Of Newark: John Cook. OF East
Orange Miss Crommein, OF Montgomery, Aai
Mrs 4. r. Dyett. of Netherwood; Mrs. Huriourt. o.
The semi-annua election of officers OF Unity
Lodge No lO2 Knights of Pythias, was held
Wednesday evening 1t resulted as follows: Master
OF work Frank Putnam; chancellor commander. J..
y Anderson; v,ce-chancellor Frank Green; prelate.
N II. Guttman; master Of arms. George Rogers
inner guard F. Humpst9n outer guard ). W. ~
Bauersachs: trustee. j. VI. Hawkins.