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New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
ELIZABETH.

Invitations are ont for the wedding of DR.. Fre6e-
rick r. Bailey. OF this city, and Miss Minnlo
Josephine Wooden. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin T. Wooden Of Brooklyn. The ceremony VIII
he performed on Thursday December II. IN tho
CIasson Avenue Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn.
Resoiute Council. Royal Arcanum. on MONDAY
night celebrated its thirteenth anniversary. waiter
]. Golden. regent, presided. There was an address
bv Dr. IT, F. Levengood. humorous selections by
Robert Mcdonald, of Jersey CITY, songs ny tho
Nonpareil Trio of Jersey City; rccitations by Mrs.
Edmund Waldorf, OF Netherwood; duets by Spen-
Ger Smith and Mrs. L. Carleton Brown. and quartet
singing by Mise Bertha Wingert, Mrs. G.. Carleton
Brown. Spence. Smith and Harry Northrop. Re-
freshments and dancing followed tho entertain
ment
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. football team. which won tho
silver loving cup as champions OF the Junior foot
hail teams Of Union County. received tho
trophy on Thursday evening. In the EAST
Broad-st clubrooms. Representatives OF all tho
clubs that took part In tho struggle wero present
and speeches were made. songs sung ana u sehe'a'
good timo enjoyed.
I-lr,c Dahlgren Post. G. A. r., held us nhhua'
meeting on Tuesday night and the following o''-
GERS were chosen: Commander. Thomas Ii. sey-
,our. senior yics-commsnder. Nell Mcleod. junior
vice-commander Charles bowers; treasurer
Jo.eph Seal; officer OF the day. Joseph pohoVah'
officer OF tho guard. William Z!mmermah' de'e-
gates to the Department Encampmont, H. T. NAM
non w r. Baldwin and Abraham Apgar.
a surprise party was given at tho homo OF Mis'
Whitman No "a Narshall-st on Monday evchihs
Tho time spent with fainos. mus, mtaa. ~ ard -.
march was led by Miss Whitman and ""''~'h
Dunn
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MATAWAN.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF .he rne'D. |
terian Church has elected the Io'o""s ",son,
prss,sen, Miss s Gertrude Pullen: vice-president'
Mas Antoine.te schock: secretary. Gar.et Cartan;
corresponding secretary. Miss Mary silwell; treas
urer Miss Annie c. Johnson; superintendent juno.
work M,ss Jennie silweIl assistant superintendent
Junior work. Miss Rose Antiseii 40, v,xs-h,,.r,ar
Gienwood Mission Band, Of the presbyterian a
Church held fair in the lecture-roo& H. OF eveno s,,o
church on Friday evening. a iea'u'' - '"'
ing was O. Japanese fan drill. . o,.1a Hall
Clarence W Broonall leetnred N Glenwood ,tn,n Ha
Ocean 10 Ocean" Tho receipts were given 10 tho
0lenwood Institute Library a.. x,,.o, r.,,roh
have snnourced n fair to be held on the evenings
M December and g. There will be Quaker tea
and a phantom sociable.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
PAsSAIO.

rbo engagement Of Miss NJ Fannie Acxerman ~.
no,awanna. TO Joseph Halsey. OF this CITY, mas
been announced. O.. .,,. ~ M,.s
Ano."e a,hott. Of Passaic. to Walter Gibson. OF
Fn''a rsvs,cai was gtven on Monday evening IN tho
hons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Keminser IN van hou.en- ,n.n
ave' The Schubert String Quarle'' mss ",a'' ~
sV, n r Moody and DR.. and Mrs. f. y. D.
Msaas Post G. A. R elected the following officers
on .r Tuesday evening: W. r. Powell, commander der
NJ senior n D. sesoasa
B.rtSG 1ess If ns surseoH SsS
Iaps pSrsa Sh'Hls,s 5oei os %"
srd az the met and feStsa STeesnd MFs senior M
SchoneIo, onaer: Miss Hannah Young. junior VICE
ccommander Mrs p So5sMI s%a M4s MARTHA Smith,
ofilcer of the guard. -. g, rohn's CuiId was held
Tne rcs4I svenine In the home OF Mr. ana MIS-
Cn,n cn g. King. In Pauson-ave.
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JERSEY CITY,
WEDDING OF MISS MAUD A. WEAVER AND JOHN
II. BRowN-ORGANIZATIoN OF NEW
EUCHRE CLUB-TwENTy- FIFTH ANN
vERsARY OF THE MARRIAGE OF
Mr. AND MRS HENRY ;.


pretty wedding was solemnized on Thursday
afternoon in Lafayette Methodist Episcopal Church.
Miss Maud A. Weaver and John II. Brown were tho
bride and bridegroom. The ceremony performed
by the Rev. c. f. Little. pastor of the church. Miss
Millie Schaefer was bridesmaid and Richard Weaver
best man. The guests included Kr and Mrs. James
NJ. Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tully Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Galloway, Mr. and Mrs Scherd. Mrs. Susan
c. Marvin. Mr.. and Mrs William Wilson Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Lutke, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Drox. Mr.. and Mrs William Dali
ton, Mr.. and Mrs James Tally. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Mason Mr.. and Mrs. Smythe. Mrs. A. Jensen Mr.
and Mrs. Van Nor.wick and Miss Eta Graves.
Mrs. Sophie Van Antwerp was married to John
Bowers Friday evening In the brides homo. No.
% Monticello-ave The Rev. G.. Andreae oniciated.
A reception was held after the ceremony.
The Catholic Club opened tho winter season with a
dramatic entertainment on Thursday night on
December 10 the club will have progressive euchre
party, followed by dance.
The Jersey City Ciub gave a SUBSCRIPTION dihher
In the gymnasium Wednesday evening. .
The first subscription dance OF the season was held
in Foye Hall Thursday evening. -
name OF a newly organized party Of card players.
who assembled for the first time on TUESDAY In tho
home of Mrs. Elliott l.. Butler No. 4o5 Jersey-ave:
Miss Alice Francis. OF Borgen-ave entertained the
TWo-Step Euchre Club on Wednesday evening.
Tho Misses Jessie and Irene Vermilye gave an IN
formal card party in their nome, NO D? odh-s'' U"
Tuesday evening. -, IN w.
Mr. and Mrs Henry #. Renhard, OF No % van
Reinen-aye celebrated the twenty-tifth anniversary
OF their wedding on Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
ENGLEWOOD.

,-,o <s,r IN aid of the Englewood Hospital opened
t., the I,vceum on Friday evening Ihe at,e"o""'.
".,...orted all phases OF Engewooo me- ana
pr,hodv spent money freely. The proceeoa arc 70
sssrav the expense of adding to the accommodations
~ S.sorv,ng charity. The hospital needs money
80 .h. neople Of Englewood are generously re-
siro Tho interior OF the Lyceum WIS Hano'
praov decorated with potted plants. In the cei'r'
.auas n large floral booth In charge OF MIS- :. - W.
rn.a,ar Mrs Frederick Duncan. Miss bet,s. MISS
Duna' ,,,ss pessie Fellowes. Miss M BrinckerhoH'
,,,ss cephane, Miss Flitchtner' MISS A, winter
M.s. Miss Mailman and Miss Katie LydecKor'
n''. r.o ,oncv table is presided over by Mrs. - H.
1,nxo Mrs. Sheppard Homans MIS- James f-i'':
.,"A. p Parkins Miss Lemons MISS Barber ana
s,,r ",s vorr At the candy booth are numDeI oi
ns,,a,e. ME- from vassar. They are Miss T. M. Cor
& ssss A. B. Garvin. Miss ~ BaKe as',,h Mlys Wsrd a
rish a.sTM Miss S. Romans and Miss Edlth "Sra Coz
Gnat,sri tabIo is In charge OF Mrs' r. isnnn
the IuinS IuU Cienhane Miss L r. herr Mss Is,,ro s
MIS- y: Orss Nichols Miss Mabel Burrit. tictuLe9 sn
Mackay ~ "noher table by Mrs g. riTo,;; i;;as ss
are soid Mics vi Coe. Miss OIiara. MISS III rcii'", D
booth is looked after py ALE. - anS
Inc p''T Mrs George Coe, jr MRS n Avs AZ Mrs az -
@ Ioveand and the grocery, ry,, od Miss DAVIS
T;arton Miss Cott Miss Burrl!t rt,s srr Miss Ty
At the nd Mrs George Humphrey The retros,n- n,
decker abe I. in charge Of Mrs Wess MisS ana
n inen' noyehty Mrs. Anderson MIS- Eo oss "a bs Is
MISS Dv9c.bbbayni and at the Mother Goose taDo
Mrs. Mrs. GR' ". Guntheris Tho fair VIII ''0'' ~
aa.rox night.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
NEY-RRuNSWICK.

Two beautiful memorial windows have been
placed I'm tho First Methodist Church. One repre-
sents Faith and Is to the memory Of a former
pastor the Rev. John 8. Phelps. The other. erected
70 the memory OF Peter Cornell who contributed
largely toward building the chapel OF the church.
represents Benevolence. The windows cost $500
The annual sermon, before Goodwill Council Jr
O. u. A. NJ. will be preached this evening In the
First Baptist Church by the pastor. the Rev. Linn
r. Wheeler. Delegations from Good Intent and
Relief councils Of this city. and from Charles L.
walters Council. Of Mitown. will be present. A
committee Of Goodwill Council has been appointed
10 arrange for the twenty-ffth anniversary Of its
organization on May II next
A musical solree was given in Association Hall
on Wednesday evening under the direction OF the
New Brunswick Musical Academy. Smith y. Pen
field Edward c. Marquand and Miss Alice X.
Hornby, constituting the faculty OF the Academy,
with the assistance Of s. l.. Wickes, 'cellist, and
Miss Estelle Viehmann, accompanist took part:
Miss Emily Porter Janeway. daughter of Colonel
and Mrs Jacob j. Janeway, to Charles Scudder. of
this city The announcement was made at recep-
tion in the home of Colonel Janeway. which for
may introduced Miss Janeway into society. Colonel
and Mrs Janeway received the guests.
The Entire Nous Whist Club opened the season
IN Monday evening in the home Of Miss Mary "A.
Fey All the members and several guests were
present Miss Nellie McFadden won the woman's
prIze and George Mccormick that for the men. DR..
Thomas Meacham was given the guests prize.
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Church held a reception In the church on Thanks.
giving evening in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. p. \
WESTFIELD.

An enjoyable evening was passed IN the homo q
Miss Maggie Thompson on Tuesday. when tho
members Of the Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor met and were entertained there.
W. NJ Stamets Of Westfed Lodge No. 49, was
appointed district deputy at the meeting of the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows held In Trenton.
Miss Ethel Schramm, Miss Lizzie Galloway and
Miss Alice Moore had charge Of a fair held n
the residence of Mrs. c. Il. Richardson. In Summit
ave. for the benefit Of the building fund Of the
new Baptist church.
Tho second Of the seasons dances Of the Social
Social Club given In their rooms last week. ana
was attended by about ffty members and their
friends Dr. Frederick A. Kinch was chairman Of
the entertainment. and was assisted by Mrs WILL
Richie. Mrs. A. l.. Russell. Mrs w. H. Donnel
sna Ms and andaf MRS A. H. and
Winnant Mr. and Mrs n. B. Arnold. Mr. and Ma
White the Rev. and Mrs. n W. Caldwell, Mr. ana
Mrs. George Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hackett
Mrs NJ Clark, Miss George Bogert. Miss Ella
Morrow of Ellicot City, Md; DR.. r. 3. Whitehead.
William Hewitt Of Syracuse; Richard Carberry and
pleasant monthly meeting was held BY the
Advance Club, when the Rev. and Mrs. N. ",
Caldwell entertained the members In their home
on Friday evening" feature OF the entertaiu-
rnent was q musical programme rendered by Mn.
r w Pierson Miss Minnie keiger, Miss Dodge.
Colonel George II. Starr, Mrs. Charles McDougau
and DR. A. II. Scoffied.
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SUMMIT.

rh. sacred cantata Tho Two Advents," by Gar
rctt was given In the parish house OF Calvary
Episcopal Church on Thursday evening oy the
Church Music Society. The soloists were Miss
Jessie Chamberlain. Andrew J. McClintock and
Dibney Robinson.
The mex. entertainment Of tho Y. NJ. c. A. star
course will be held on December II. In Association
HALL when the Park Sisters will give an instru-
The Fortnightly Club met In the Library Build
Greek Church." Russia the Land OF the Orient
and tho Occldent." and Some New BOOKS were
read .c. -, ~. urash
Air and Conyalescent Homo was held at the home
~ Worthin Whittredge on Thursday afternoon.
Among natronesses were Mrd ya srrv
/ Pierson Mrs George NJ. Grant Miss Sarah Is.
Mathews Mrs. William H. peForest MIS-. = Martin Martin
The Hoard Of Governors OF the new Highland
CI,h held their first formal meeting last night In
the clubhouse in Hyland-ave
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HOBOKEN.

Miss Edith Votter and Gustavc Won Ger ie!uc
vere married in the home OF the o:ihe bfothei-'h-
law A. Tepel No. l.oci boomhcld-et'' hoooh'"'
on Wednesday evening. The Rev Dr' huuolPn'
pastor OF the German Evangelical Church' o'o. =
o,ed The bride wore white silk. trimmed win
h,rro, and tuIle veil fastened with myrtle. Miss
Adele Tepei was maid OF honor. A reception ana
dancing followed the ceremony Among thoso pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. William 'o'l!er. MI anu
AIrs Charles Kollstcde, Mr.. and Mrs. u Nuych-
harer Mr and Mrs. Henry VI. Nutzhorn, MIS-
sonh,e I,ange Mrs. Dslmer. Miss Carrie Notiler'
Mr. and Mrs. Fritx Votter Mr. and Mrs william
Tepel Mr. and Mrs Richard Campbell MISS hdha
conner. Miss Adelaide Hcngstler and Miss Emma
Hansen Tho guests from New-iork were Cohf"a
pc,ers Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peters. Mrs AmenA L''
br,ck Miss Lula Peters. Miss Dalmer and Mr. ana
Mrs. Otto Vottler an A.,
A farewell reception was given TO MISE May
Rober,son by tho Literary Committee OF tho
Jur,or Epworth League Of tho First Methodist
I,n,sconal Church on Wednesday evening MISS
robertson Is to leave Foboken for the winter
Mr. and Mrs Louis w. Hraba celebrated the
twentieth anniversary OF their marriage %"
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Hraba was once p'esF
don't Of tho Quartet Club. and many frlendS sa."-
cred In his home. NO. o-' bioo4'e'' 49, ~
their congratulations.
The twelfth anniversary OF the Hoboken inde-
pendent Schuetzen Corps was ceiepra'eo Oh
Wednesday evening with ball IN quartet |iu"
Hall Gold medals were presented 10 fresiue"t
Cantain Breckermann and ex-President william
Bremermann. Medals were also presented for prac-
uce shooting as follows: Champion medal. L.
Schmidt; frst-class medal, A. Peters; secoha-cias'
medal c. Barre; third-class medal. C. MaghuS.
Tho election OF officers for Baldwin Hose Com
norv NJ Weehawken on Wednesday night resulted
=. fo,,ews: Foreman. Bernard Rock; assistant
foreman. NJ. G. Haas; recording secretary Thomas
i1rrnil financial secretary. Otto Roman; treasurer
GarnoinI: inI:Dnnneii: sereeantat-arm Peter pustman
the Teachcrs Association OF ~ UniUm Ao. M Ke
%huui % Isd,tor AZ s.The New-York School Journal on
%fSSc Need Of Enghtenins tho Public Concerning
Td,,ca tion."
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
RUTHERFORD.

The first musicale OF the season at tho Union
Club took place on Friday night Inc entertainers
were John T. Woods and Rober". ]. Webb. tenors;
,torhert g sammond pianist; the Metropolitan
Quartet and Miss Julia Prentss. recitatonist Tho
committee in charge consisted Of II. N. Burlington.
william Snyder. wIckham Williams. John B. Ack-
er.on and Thomas 8 Byers: - III, x,,. =.
"lad.es night on Tuesday In Lyeeum Hal. ,.,,.,
,yin bos been conducting series OF revival ser,
vices at the Rutherford Methodist Episcopat IMa
othcr services he will conduct meeting Tor men
onIy in i.yceum Hall at p IN The services nave
attracted much attention ana hl'"D'' VI wi"
The Rev. w w. Case, Of Hoboken, who o,hn1 has
go ppan,iet Church removed to Rutherford this
,y.el Win his family. He will assume charge OF
the church next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
MORRIsTOWN.

Tho engagement has been announced OF Howard
n Adreon, late physical culture Instructor OF tno
9suns Mems Christian Association. to Miss Llliie
epvc The ceremony Will be performed IN tho
~ future.
Hrs Fisher and Miss Fisher. OF New-York arc
ns guests Of Mrs T. Olney HILL. OF FranKnn-S"
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler H. Peckham. OF Normandy
Park have gone to New-York for the winter season.
Congressman and Mrs. Mahion Pitney and family
vent 10 Warrington d. c., last week ,,,
lsft this week for an extended trip West. expecting
reman IN California during the winter SeasUni ili
= married this week to Dc Cary b. Gamble OF
baltimore Nd.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
MoNTCLAIR.

u.. Montclair Athletic Club has announced that
Tho aun winter the tobogean slides will be open
during sn' "wednesday and Friday evenings when
on eather is cold enough to allow proper prepa,
Inc nson for tho sport. There will b' no cnarxe Tor
tobogsans. . w,..,onary Society of tho
Tne "t,tor,an church celebrated tho twentieth
Fife. 80. of the society with reception IN
s anniveso =, Miss Carter. in Parh-st, on Monday
the heme =, Msrv old-timo members were present
ar'e," evening linen social and sale was ne'o IN
tha chapel of the church. :, ,,,,.r MINT.
"A = rloe club has been organiseo ~ ~ Morrsr
clair. with these officers; F'e''o'"'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
NFNS
W 50, ~
suOSPITAL WEEK" A SUCCESS.
TALL. IN PATERSON. CROWDED EVERY
N1cHT-A LARGE FUND RAISED FOR THE
GENERAL HOSPITAL

.,.o, Weak" for the benet. of the Paterson
-.~ol Hospital, was mos. artistic. socia' and
oea,., success at Apollo Hal last week. The han
an" "'s.omeIv decorat Il in pale yellow and white
wa' ..arious booths being similarly adorned What
tnv ,be brilliant lights the softly shaded piano
- banouet lamps in the various pooths' the hahd-
s"u .,,a,s of the women, the music. the bewilder-
SON. Ioy ~ goods for sale and the merry, CHEEKY
i"s 4, was gala week indeed, and the hospital
s,nd will be greatly increased
'u,ss 'u." tho admirable booth display. n stage en-
~.~n,ert and supper each night added to the
'e. - attractions. The supper was served by the
.'o, p ~ the different churches; that on Monday
.r.n,nr by the Presbyterians; Tuesday, Hebrew;
,,.snasdav Baptist; Thursday, Reformed: Friday
Me,hnd;et and last night. Episcopaan. under tho
Msact management Of Supper Committee, consist
ing ing oi MISS Mary Drew. Mrs. George Kicker; Mrs.
W mehi Bcrdan. Mrs. J. a; Van Winkie, ana Mrs.
watts coos Nsatswart. Mrs. Leonard White, and Mrs
Sari G,ri schlapter, chairwoman ;o, and a,troo,,vo
~ Inv nNondav night breezy little one-act comedy,
Tbs Mouse Trap was capitay prssen!ed ~ o
local %matssr es StaT sns club saSs fine %
M wednesday and Yesterday afternoon Rag DOH
party anu Of youngsters for their little friends in
or Or mo- sndience; on Thursday there were charming
and dnran fnaracisf mtary slH9dS dispay 0"
tnete tMha conmittee on Entertainment consisted OF
EsTaSs M4s W Mrs. T. fSEfge FsTry Mrs. hsSS S%am r
Willa1n Miss Annie Kerr. Messrs, L., a. Paiget
snrns NelsJn, REYNOLDS Richard Chiswell and Dr. W. t.
Jonns'Pbn bnoths we're well managed, and filled with
In lne iris They were in charge Of the follow
prey o3rons: irons: Flower booth, Mrs. Charles van
ing ma sol booth Mrs. 1I p. Hoxsey; domestic
.h buTen' Mrs @ E. b. King; fancy booth; Mrs George
sllnganW1rIs Ms Edward Riley; ice-cream Mrs. A. B
Ware'u y,a uouten: bakery. Miss Josephine Osborne
Van van anss,stants at the various booths numbered
Iny Iny TO the hundreds. Other committees VINO
aid Sd good work WERE on the Ticket HoieSe nn tSs
ppr,ssssrannrie p,ss Committee. Mrs. A. C. stevens ana
Isaac A. Hall.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
PATERSON.
THE BRILLIANT WEDDING OF MISS HEN
RIErrA STEELE AND GEORGE II. GALL

,,,, ,pyy,1ANT WEDDING OF MISS HEN
R1ErrA STEELE AND GEORGE II. GAIL
I.ANr-orHER SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
,arra number Of people gathered in the rooms
NJ Chaplain Butler Post. Grand Army VI 'ho ~
nubiic on Monday evening. TO witness tno W
mony Of receiving the memorial book preseh'eu
N. most bv CAPTAIN Charles Cusie A Similar DooA
,v.s given to Slocum Post by Dr. e. j. Marsh anu
"a Tcarragut Post by William Strange.
perfamjn Marx Of Oakland, Cal. private secre-
tarv TO tho Minister OF Foreign Affairs IN homo
mlu, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. L. b. hous'oi'
and Ssnaay Ssa party evening sSen % hey Sy
BON eOme by m MTs' no'f.srs Iawrence ncs RYAN. ~.
wedding on @ sveses seee and George
r. Gallant was one OF the most brIiaml dIidns az .Se
tne "a ne brdes parents in East Twenty-thir-
A. he spacious OF wnich Were rh r, S,S
sscoaeG Win Win rose stser of the brdegroom cated
Mss Maude Ferguson was bridesmaid, anu W. i.
gown Si Pale al 5s sam9n she eearred PIX roses Frank
Edwards was best man The orioe van VA poet lace
heavy Isor' Her an veil nA's exteded 70 eds OF
sss train and was fastened to hnos hsr e0g5s W5s
Sy Eo;ss ross and lies OF the VALLEY WaIler Mills
woodward Ferguson Joseph nupghe 5he aiests e Were
Mr. and Mrs George Rsea NJ sago and Mrs Mr a. ara I'd
Hopper Mr. md Mrs william Ia Mrs rerEI Ejmon See Mr
snd pr Mrs Wiam Rose Mr.. and Mrs; Imam Enma
Steele Mr.. and Mrs otto 3iahii5iaIi, Irs Jnhn Yno-
M Mrs nma Ps1sr Ds %pes voG Mf NJ an and Mrs
Sp, S1nn o 7, Hanson Mr. and Mrs. NJ OatmIhn'
Mr. and Mrs william 4 s5s GS4frsoph mrs h. w Ms shH NJ
Isaac ina Ns Van canen M and Mrs hr voo5hss NJ
and Mrs Garret Snyder. & NJ ane Galiant George
psake 4da steele Miss lis mss EsF'1f + f'eSf @ners
i.zzie steSr, Si Adr,an Van Iioutcn Mr ana MRS;
JOIN stead NJ and Nh mrs and Trsa Mrs Ga paVd pemar
%. NJ ond Mrs A. r. Van Houten, Mr anu -,a 10
Hubbard tss the 4sHeS r Hooper 4SspeG 4 Mr and Mrs.
q d ~ Flv Mr. and Mrs. S. T. DemaIest., .,orroon At
~, TeSesslioYs h ~ Wrs John Allen in East twenty
fourth,st. iD IN honor of her guest Mrs "''ii""'
~SToear. ana oI Ms d W stagg gave chiloren, rem,
party On Wednesday, evening in honor ,,oois oi We're
nanghtcr Edna at which the young guests i,lis
Tora Dick Jennie oniross Hazel BrVTn Sn9 DICK
Willie XIchois F1vin Hill Marie and Natale ,r noe
ers. Annie Cartght Stella Jenkins Nabei Arnold,
land, John Powers. Walter POWERS -""''
Lou Rogers and Albert Stagg.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
KEARNY.

The Social Whist Club Of Arlington gave us nrst
pasty In the homo OF Miss Ethel Woodbury. al
Franklin Place. Arlington. on Thursday evening.
fFizss we're won by Miss Ida Mcdonald. Miss Ethel
comins. q. E. Comins and Frank Dennis. 5r. AFTER
cards there was dancing Supper was served at
Midnight. Among those present were Miss flor
}ncs Chapman. Miss Maud Latham MISS ,arry Mary
Halter Chapman. A. C. Andrews. g. Erockway. H.
r. Schuyler, George Bird and Frank Frazee. 49,
ING Cedar Athletics, Of Kearny. leeoeIs lot ,r ro
<nl visit Carlton Hi this afternoon and play ne
&m Of that place the first game OF the thiro
% " the championship eeries
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
RELLEYILLE.

Mr., 8. p. Denison Of North Stephens enter
80 ~. F,pwo,th League Thursday evening.
srho Chautauqua Circle met IN the homo OF MiSs
Adelaide Hyde on Monday evening.
Flag OF the Free Council. Daughters OK Liberty
me me. :" amaors Twenty propositions for membership
ma a.e rsceved and two full tickets were placed In
nomination. -, -. ,,or,bers Of tho Reformed
AT the nTvnsTov evening Samuel j. McCawlcy
Churcn cnUn,s On HYDE were chosen elders. and John
campbeii Cam jr.. and Charles Prasna" "e'' s's'''1
number Of old members OF nsb ane in te
belleViaSe rank Beasley and organized tne mess
aDd Checker Club Messs' to srae Aro
were I hvlaws and Will report at meeting 10 DO nea
on Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
BOONTON.

Professor and Mrs. J. J. Green will start for
Florida next week. where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Bloxham entertained a num-
ber of friends at social tea In their home In the
Park, on Monday evening. Among the guests
wera r Bloxham Mr. and Mrs. ]. Taylor DR.. and
Mrs W,cg Mr. and Mrs. Morse. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Cleary. the Rev. and Mrs. f. c. butcher. Mr. and
Mrs Ryner and the Misses Marion and Florence
Taylor. m . ry.,
on "wednesday evening in the home OF the brides
uarents Mr. and Mrs. Keffer Carr, OF William-st
The Rev. William H. Woolverton performcd the
ceremony ..,.
whist party in their home. In Washington-st' on
The consregatior Of the Methodist Episcopal
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06

W. Ayres; vice-president. A. q. Van Geisen: secre-
tary and treasurer A. Martin: musical director. +.
Reilly.
Al the annual election Of Montclair Lodge No.
26SS, knights OF Honor these officers were elected:
Fast Dictator. W. s. Brooks; dictator r. W. Wal
,aee: vice-dictator. James c. Pier; reporter r. o.
Wilson: financial reporter. James b. Pier; treas
urer Jacob Harris: chaplain w. w. Louvrier;
guide Robert sergeant; guardian. John p. Polcker;
Logan. A. Greener and j. y. Pier.
Mrs H. r. Spies. OF Mountain-ave.. entertained
the wednesday Afternoon Club last week. Mrs. a.
H. Bradford led the discussion upon Topics of the
Times"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
oulPIES STRYKER NOT FATALLY HURT

Ksvnort. Dec (speciaD.-As a result Of the run
..ov accident in Main-st. here last night Charies
S,rvker who was driving single-horse stage. win
whtoh the runaway team and delivery wagon co'i'ueu,
was severely injured but not fatally so as reported
.. .o.aav,s Tribune Stryker was struck on the head
-, tho noIe of the delivery wagon and knocked from
tSe wagon under the horses hoofs. he was oanly
c,,, sbnIt the face and otherwise severely bruseu
"a wju recover. however.