New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
PLAINFIELD.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WoMAN
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
THE REV T. DE WITT TALMA'h'
MARRIAGES OF INTEREST TO SO

THE REV. T. DE WITT TALMAGEs 'i"ii
M;RRIAGEs or INTEREST TO SO
Getty PEOPLE
The annual meeting OF the Womans |hri'.'a~
rornerance Union. held early in the week. was Oh
49,, ,,,nros, IN many women In town. for the or
nan,zot,on has q strong following here Mrs j. H.
Frencb recording secretary presented her rePo''
showing that there at present 80 acuVe ''e'
hers in the Union There are also twenty-ohe no,'
orary members. One hundreh ana si"'S 70
meetings have been held during the year '"o
election Of officers resulted as folio"s'
Mrs Eliza Parse: corresponding secretary Mrs' ~
y reonard. recording secretary, Mrs. j. H. FRENCH
treasurer Mrs r. K Case Following arc the
vice presidents elected from the various churches
Crescent Avenue, Mrs. Cahoone ana Mrs' Ia'eo'
Park Avenue, Mrs. Johnson and Mrs Seeley r'uSa,'
Congregational. Mrs. La Boyteaux and MISS beeN-
man; Seventh Day Baptist. Mrs Maxson ana MIS-.
Tomlinson: Trinity Reformed. Mrs. Honeyman ana
Mrs Durham; First Methodist Episcopal. MRS.
McNaughton and Mrs Jackson; Grace Protestant
Episcopal Mrs Minford; First Baptist MIS- oo o0e
and Miss Boice; First Pres6ytsran' rs DIedrck
Unitarian. Mrs. Krom; Warren Chapel MISS Maile
and Miss Randoph Grace Msh9dif on sc1sSSa ape
Mrs McComas; Mount Olive Baptist, MIS- LIZZIE
arra and Miss Georgia Ws srcet r'n Myson Miss
Florence Dodge. Superintendent OF dePartnthmJi
Eyangssc Mrs pa E%m5ey s Mrs. N Coo
lev: Flower Mission, Mrs. Thomas Milford; Ger
man. Mrs Jacob Voehl: Purity, Mrs. Powell; SOL
dier and Sailor Mrs NJ G. Dobbins; Press Lltera-
ture Mrs Iugar: Franchise and Christian Citizen-
ship Mrs T. H. Tomlinson; Loyal TemperansC,e
Legion Miss Beekman; Mothers Meetings. MIS-. ".
Winter: Scientific Temperance instruction, MISS r.
The Rev T. De Witt Talmage has been visiting
his siserinlaw Mrs Laura Tamage OF Central he
ave for a few days. The doctor said he would De
in Painfied again about October l. when ne Is 10
address the convention OF the w-Jersey Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
The marriage OF Miss Deborah Newman OF Har-
mon-st and j. Wadsworth. OF Paterson, was cee-
brated quietly on Monday evening, at TIE nome OF
the Rev Cornelius Schenck. who performed tne
ceremony Miss Lizzie Rutedge, of Warren-st,
acted az bridesmaid and Henry Seader. OF Har-
mony-st was best man.
Announcement :, made of the marriage OF J. Louis
Uarberger son of John s. Harberger, TO Mrs DIT
SON of Boston Mr.. Harberger has been In Dusl.
ness for several years in Boston but has retained
his acquaintance in Planield society by frequent
visits to this city.
The American Sabbath Tract Society. at its an
nual meeting instructed its executive board TO cali
DR. A. H. Lewis, of this city. 10 devote his entire
time to Sabbath reform work, and at the meeting Of
the board Monday afternoon, In the Seventh Day
Baptist Church. OF this city, the call was formally
extended to DR. Lewis and he Will in all probability
accept II at the next meeting Of the board In Octo-
Der Although he has two years more 10 serve the
church as It's pastor under his engagement with
them. the church Will no doubt accept his reslg-
tlnn