New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
PATERSON.
A GAY WEEK IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.

r,,r CHARITY BALL OF THE I'D REGIMENT THE
,,oSr BRILLIANT AFFAIR OF THE SEASON
LEAP YEAR PARTY OF THE ST. JOHNS
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Announcement is made OF the engagement ot M's'
Hattie NJ. Cannon and George van 'a'h."0u. o.
Cards are out for the wedding II inc ,u
the Hoy Communion on February TO- Vi '
Grace woodward Brown and James u. |...o
The tventy-fourth annual ba.- OF the "e.."
Iades benevolent Society. at Turn man, o' ~
i'"u. - uas well-attended, hospitable and
social event. ,aon, at
A number OF popular young peop.e res'ue''
rost Side have associated themselves INTO ''o
Affects" for the purpose OF hoIuIi's q w
benefit OF the Paterson General Hospital
Miss Lillian Sellers and Philip Byers were maj
ried at Trinity Church on SUNDAY go were in
Emily Millerchip and Charles H. Eyer' .sn
attendance. At the reception following a' .n1
I'D, hom. in Totowa-ave, about nfty per'o''"
friends were present rd marty
Mr. and Mrs Albert Van Saun gave ."'U p pa
en- Friday evening. at their pretty s'D'' '
on the East Side ., r,,,b the
rho wide-awake young ladies connected WIN ''7
g Iohn's Sunday School Teachers Associa'io, e"'
. charming lean year party Monday eVeh'hs, a.
the Entire Nous Lyceum. Their ga.iaht a''o
uera highly appreciated by the fortunate young
men OF the .yceum -, ,his
pav and Mrs s. B. Meeser, formerly VI ''''
o,,v row Of Worcester, Mass. have been guests VI
Nr and Mrs william Heard, in Van Houteh-s'
Thu most brilliant social function OF the seaso''
WAS the Charity Ba., Thursday evening d. '''e
Emery under the auspices of the % Regiment.
Desolte the Wild weather. the affair was a''e"a0
by over three thousand guests the ihajof'V ,no
IN. scene from the spacious galleries; Danos.s
hnS,n ot 10 o'clock Prominent among the uanoe ~
vvere Mrs william Mckee Miss Bess!e w nnss
Mas Nettie Merselis. Miss Katie orr .niss go
n Iourke Miss Maude Lttieneld, MISE JVsiS WsS
NJ WirRae, Morris Mrs James McWiliaHiS; VI
XIV Austin Miss Helen Pulls, Mrs A. H. hu iIl
Mrs Charles Renhardt, Miss fanhe Hes', sn'ith
Irlia pvln Mrs Wi.iam VI. smith MIS-; Cit o,''r'
Miss Grace Sharp Miss Maud Shephe,i ~ Sr NJ
shaw Miss LYDIA Smethunt; MISS 3d. ar" Van BUS
sum Miss Van Cleve. Miss Julia Van Nlper, u -,
Frank Il Vest Mrs Frank Van Rlper Mss ~
WarI Miss Wallace. Mrs. Frederic Wene"o1 , is.,
Mss May [. Villains Miss india al. son us
EdItn Wash Miss Marie Valdez Mss Irt t,it
Agnew Mss Lucy Arinitase. Mrs W I Wansr Mrs
aee Miss Lucy barton. Mrs. joseph B,rse'; ". ,er
T10mas Brett Mrs Joseph ISarrsford Mrs r,rsen
Mss Ezabetn Barrow. Miss ANNE Barpout Wrs
Wargtrot Rrasington. Miss LYDIA Cadinus' NJ
g L. Dooley. Mrs Michael Dunn Miss Mary , pIIn.
Miss Essic Dilstin, Mrs; Holden, NJ IiI,n,f,on
Hndle Mrs George Heard. MIS-. ram dI,nsr M ~
Mrs John Hnchliffc. Mrs. George huepn sn - a,
sadie Hurd Miss Agnes Kerr ana MISS JOSIE H. net
Toc prtyate boxes taken Dy troFsriiol N..oo'
and sinn L. : Hughes. ". " smith, Dr +. -
Marsh Jacob Weidmann Dr: w B JoniIS'tH"' y
FergHson. J. Il. Hopper. j. II KsynR4. e p p c.
QuacHcnbush Arthur Rye. Joseph barTS sipra
Jerome c. Read John f. Noonan water par -,
II Beattie Charles Booth, Alexander Murray ~
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