New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
NEWARK.
FIRST FALL MEETING OF THE ChHio
TAN ENDEAvOR UNION.
Nrw READING CLUB IN RosEvILLE-ARloN
s,xo,xo soc,rry.s THIRTY SEVENTH ANN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNOUNCED
SOCIETY GOSSIP OF INTEREST.

vrps.Ry-EyGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
SOCIETY GOSSIP OF INTEREST
r,,no,,ors ,or admission to the public evening
.hoo,. u,,, ne held every weekday except Saturday
h.,i,n,ng Tomorrow and ending Friday. OCTOBER =
THE hours will be from 10 O'clock the scnoo'S
will omen Monday evening October D. for a hVe
r,or,bs, term The sessions will be held only TOUR
days a week. as against five days last winter
The first fall meeting OF the essex county |"i,'
ton Endeavor Union was held Monday night IN the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church The auditorium was
Handsomely trimmed with flags and the county
coors orange and blue. novel feature OF inc
meeting was the dress OF the ushers eignt members
OF the Endeavor Society CT the church' VINO "o'e
white duck trousers. red sashes, Dark cos's anu
white gloves Dr. French. the retiring presneh.
was presented with a handsome c. f. pin, set with
diamonds rubles and emeralds. The next meeting
OF the union will be held October In the Peddie
Memorial Church. and will be addressed by the rev
Dr. Kerr b. Upper. OF Philadelphia,
The Half-hour Reading Club Of Roseville. which
was organized on June ?, has been admitted 10 'he
New-Jersey State Federation. The constitution OF
this club requires each member read for half an
hour each day some solid and instructive work Al
the monthly meetings OF the club each member Is
required to speak upon the subject OF which she has
read Mrs. Frederick Beckley Is president
The opening mems mass-meeting VIII be held IN
Association Hall today at o'clock. "Bill' Cary.
the well-known locomotive engineer will speak, and
illustrate his remarks with an engine and train OF
cars Andrew X Crald. the barytone. will sing, and
a large orchestra will lead the singing
The Aron Singing Society celebrated on Thursday
its thirty-seventh anniversary with a concert ana
ball In Krtigers Auditorium. The society gave the
following songs: Kings Children" "Faug Mein
Sasses Herzenskindchen. "Gesaugslus;" and Der
Kafer Middle Blume." under the direction OF Juius
Lorenz II. Gronan. A. ..ofman and c. Bck played
a trio on violin flute and piano. and Fred kast n
sang solo. For Thee Alone" and Miss L. Roeber
sang Mir emmal bluht die Stunde Aoro,
The Germania Singing Society had rehearsal q
Wednesday night for their anniversary. which Is
be hsd II The f9SwinS songs ts, S
"Rosiein vie Buehstauf' The society will visit
the NJ G. V. Harmonic In Arlington. ,
The annual meeting OF the Third Women =, T. mis-
tan Temperance Union was held WEDNESDAY n an III
cided to hold a fair in the rooms Monday ana
Tuesday, October and s. The officers were
en Mrs. MN McKee, correspondn
tary Miss Ida Crane; recording secretary MISS A.
Hull; treasurer. Miss Emily Su.ph@n, ~, ,ho pav
Palmer club. who has been severely III al braoiey
Beach. is convaescing. ~ MI, l., 80
pectcd home from w-London Conn: october 10
Mrs Franklin Murphy. Miss Helen Murphy and
Tankn M r sqea io1 bt the
will remain abroad for some time. 49,,
The engagement OF r. SANFORD OF NorIn has
been announced $780, c,,
The engagement OF Miss Grace Miriam Bedel
to Andrew Albright jr. OF Newark. Is announced;
The wedding will take place In the early part OF
October. ~, 1880
Miss Belle Dodd who has been spending a yaca-
ton in Bloomfield has returned to 'h n Wbich in
siituton she is an instructor az, ,,s :
The engagement is announced or MISS MauGe !.
summit-ave. to Harry Winfield Brown. OF Jersey
City