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The morning times., 1896-01-04
New Tribe OF Red Men.

a meeting was held last night by about
twenty gentlemen, at the Typographical
Temple. for The purpose OF instituting n
new Tribe of the Independent Order CT Red
Men. The petition now hls abort forty
signers, composed of Business men and
mechanics. and the purpose is TO make it
the banner tribe of the District. The new
tribe will be insiisatcd with abont 100 men.
The morning times., 1896-01-04

ihe first class as follows: James NJ. Cope
land, Joseph S. johnson and James Kav-
anagh.
Attorneys for c. A. Barnes. the saloon
keeper at First street and New Jersey ave-
nue., were before the excise board for short
lime yesterday morning urging the issue OF
n license To their client.
A transfer was granted OF the license at
No. 1919 Seventh street northwest from
Charles II. Stello to Andrcas Neuland.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
Anti.saloon Lengne Mce,lng.

= Tomorrow night at Luther Place Memorial
Church an anti-saloon meeting, under the
auspices OF The Anti-Saloon League of the
District of Columbia, will take the place
of the regular evening service, beginning at
7:30 O'Clock. Hon. Hiram Price, president
of the American Anti-Salcon League, will
preside and there Will be addresses by
the pastor, Rev. J. q. Butler, d. D., and
by Anson S. Taylor, Esq, with appropriate
nluSif
The morning times., 1896-01-04
Christian Endeavor Ushers

A meeting or the lsies., for. The annual
convention of the District of Columbia
Christian Endeayor Unicn wns held .asi
evening in the parlors OF Calvary Baptist
Church. Mr.. William, Ward Everett. chair
man OF the ushers' committee for the inter-
national convention, presided. The ashers
for the local convention this month will be
selected from the ranks OF the ushers COM
in'''e. % 1000. who will perform service
next July.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
Died of Alcoholism.

An inquest upon the remains or William
Russell. who was found under lumber
pile in the rear OF No. 1912 II street
northeast. early Thursday morning, was
held yesterday at the Inorguc. Coroner
Hammett examined the body and rendered
a verdict that death was due to alcoholism.
His funeral will take place today at the
residence of his family, No. 1911 Linden
ST rect northeast.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
MERRY YOUNG PEOPLE.
deception rendered to Junior Chris.

Reception rendered to Junior Chris
tian Entieavor Superintendents.
A reception was given last night by the
young people of the First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and O streets, to the supcrin-
tendents of the Junior Christian Endeavor
Societies of the District of Columbia.
An interesting program had been pre-
pared for the pleasure OF the guests, pre-
vious to which, Dr. Stakely, pastor of the
church, delivered an address OF welcome.
After the program refreshments were
served in rooms which had been beauti-
fully decorated by tie young people of the
church.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
Roof Crushed by a Tree.

large tree on the north side of Freed
mans Hospital WAS blown over shortly
after O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
fell upon the roaf OF One of the buildings
facing Pomeroy street. DR.. Villa ms
called truck A toiliefscene aud had the tree
removed. The damage to the roof, fence
and wires amouutctlGto over 500.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
JUSTICE PECKHAM HERE.
Calls at the Capitol and Tries on II
New Gown

Hon. Rufus W. Peckhani. the new As
sociate Justice or the Supreme Court Of
the United States. was at the Capitol yes
tcrday. He called at the office of the clerk
20 return Mr.. McKenney's call of yester-
day and was presented to the several
attaches of the court.
Incidentally. he also tried on the volumi-
nous silk gown, in which he will make his
initial appearance in court Monday next.
The gown is the creation of the regular
court costumcr and is made OF the best
American fabric.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
co,umb,n Historical society

The Fifteenth meeting Of the Columbia
Historical Society will be held at the home
of the president of the society, DR.. j. NJ.
Toner, 1445 Massachusetts avenue, next
Monday evening, January 8, 1896 ct
O'Clock.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
nr E,.tou Recoyering,

DR.. I. Chalmers Eas,on. pastor of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, after a season
of severe Illness. was ont yesterday for the
first time, and was greeted by his friends.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
PORTE Is WILLING.
Perm ission G ranted Americans 10 Di
tribute Relief mt Harpoot.

The State Department confirms the in
forma ton cabled to the United States from
CoDstantinople, that the porte has granted
permission to Americans TO distribute re-
lief at Harpoot.~ A dispatch to this effect
has been received at the Department from
Minister Terrell.
No official advices have come TO hand
concerning the departure of Consul Jcwett
from Siyas on the relief work.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
CABINET MEETING.
None of the TenezuelaIs Com mission
Have Yet Reported.

Have Yet Reported.
When the Cabinet assembled for its rcgu-
lar meeting At IL oc1ock yesterday morn
ing none Of The enewlyapp;intcd members
OF the Venezuelan boundary commission
had called on the President.
Justice Brewer mas already paid his
respects to President Cleveland and Mr..
Olncy, and notified them of his accept
ancc of a Commissionership. Neither he
nor his four colleagues have yet received
their commissions from the President, but
they will get them probably today.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
MONEY IN THE COUNTRY.
Treasury Report Which Shows the
Amount Withdrawn Last Ycnr.

Amount Wfthdrawn Last ear.
On January l 1896, according 10 a Treas
ury official statement issued yesterday,
there was of all kinds of money issued or
coined up to date So, 1877 600. 23G, of which
81, 5T9, ,2O6, 724 was in circulation and
S6I7. 7.793.512 in tie Treasury.
During December the amount of circu-
lation decreased S14.9ss,To5. making the
per capita circulation on January l. S22 Sc.
During the calendar year the amount of
money in circulation decreased S47, ,361,-
S0S
The morning times., 1896-01-04
HER FINAL EXPERIENCES
Last Hours of SibyI Wilbur in
the Workh0uSe.
ALL ABOUT HER RELEASE

1t Was Secured on II $50 Bond After
She Had Investigated Everything.
Reprimanded In Her Search for
News-Some Of the Chm nges the
Expose Has Already Wrought.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
HOTELS

HOTEL WARNER. =
l.O-4.2 PennsyIvanla avenue north
west. near 9Th street Business mems
lunch. l2 to z o'clock. 25c.: table d'hotS
dinner. 30 To 30 D. m.. 60c- 0c28-Sm
The morning times., 1896-01-04

See THE Russian Honeymoon" at Met
.cr"tt's Hall, Saturday evening, January
!. ny Vassar Students.
The morning times., 1896-01-04
Mainr rnMell,. rarlor Talk.

The series of parlor talks held at the
V NJ c. A rooms, was continued last
night by Major John W. Powell. director
OF the Bureau of Ethnology, who had for
his subject Ancient America Mr..
Powclrs lecture related to the Indian
tribes that were the early Inhabitants Of
America. Tie talk WAS most interesting.
The morning times., 1896-01-04

See 1.-The Russian Honeymoon ut Met
zcrotts Hall. Saturday evening. January
4, by Vassar Students
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
VOROkEN.

,,v hon. Wedding was solcmnizcd on
Wednesday evening at the home OF MI ana NrS'
William Hces No 1o2 Westinghouse hoooHeh'
when their daughter Miss Mildred. becam" the
wife Of T. J. Clark The ceremony was performer
bv tho Rev A. r. Richardson pastor OF the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The principals OF the Hobollen public schools met
one night last week at the home of Edward RUSS
president of the School Board. and organized
Teachers Club.
The Euterpe Choral Society. consisting OF sixty
members held its first sociabe at Trinity +. r..
Church Hall on Tuesday evening. After the usual
rehearsal an elegant music stand and SILVER mouhted
baton presented to the c2rdgGtGT Of be
society made the presentation speech.
large crowd present At the annual mas mas
citation at odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday night
Court j. A. Minturn No. So. +; of A. has made
rylr ba TO S given in odd Fellows Hall on
Wednesday evening, January %.
neh2ysn Lodge No Ia O. F. has s sscsd
Y. g.: John Schroeder recording secretary, Lud-
Ts wsq " %shr Fans Emf Rsb
c. Lpdys W"iae & The In nhraDnsi Officers
Fin d G. ' P secreiary: W H. Miller treasurer G
McS & MdsT s. sirob s. stem ~
r. s V. G.: G. Dicckeman. r. S. V. q.
ton and installation Of officers on Tuesday night in
Holsters Hall. The officers are: c. C.: F. Nsbuhr:
Sansc K M Of and and s. e se6c ri q s.
Iiingstc treasurer. J. iolsten: NJ of A. p schiefer'
J. c., l.. Proier: q. c.. &. Bargcs.
An illustrated lecture on "a Trip Up the New.
England Coast will be delivered in Stevens Hall
January 10 by Franklin 5. Smith. NJ $.
The Stevens Musical Clubs, consisting OF mando-
lin, either. banjo and other instrumental organza-
lions of the institute. have planned TO give smok-
ing concert" In Quartet Hall on Thursday evening.
January l6
The fourth OF the series OF free public lectures for
working men and women VIII be given at public
school No. on Tuesday evening, January "A. Henry
w. Raymond will speak on the subject our Mod
ern Navy Only adults Will be admitted.
The German Methodist Episcopal Church OF Ho-
boken opened revival services on Tuesday evening
and continued through the week. The Rev Mr..
WALTON delivered some good addresses. and choice
music added to the attractiveness OF the services
The Hoboken Social Club elected the following
officers Tuesday evening: p II. Duffy. president:
William Sylvester. vcc-president: Otto l.. Ret-
meyer, treasurer: Theodore Sylvester recording
secretary: VI. Lchtenstein financial secretary: NJ.
Thaberg. sergcant-a Il arms: trustees. c. Straus.
Thomas McCrath and Il. c. Wendler.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hortz, OF Hudson-st. Ho-
boken. recently gave splendid dinner to twenty
friends. An impromptu musicale followed the din
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
MONTCLAIR.

Mrs John r Howard and Miss Howard held a
reception at their home, No. III Mountain-ave..
Yesterday afternoon from to p. m The house
was beautifully decorated, and a large number OF
guests were present.
"\mercans Abroad" Will be presented In the
Montclalr Club Hail Tuesday evening by the
bloomfield Dramatic Club for the benefit OF the
Chndrens Home. The following young society peo-
nile will present the play under the direction OF
Mrs Harry Richards Of Bloomfield: Joseph Doug
lass Gallagher. Kenneth Graham Dufiied. II. c.
Nash c. Lee Stout IT.. Alfred Butler Van LEV.
Dr Nelson l.. Chitterng. Mr.. Van Lew. M.ss Bes-
ale Nav Fireng Miss Josephine T.. Cooke. Miss
IIslen Happen Miss T. Estel.c Newton. Miss CO.
rinna Holt and Mss Margaret tombstone.
cards are out for a reception TO be given by
Mrs Thomas Young and Mrs. George Kettlewell
Wiliaus of Sunset-aye.. at the home OF the form
or To 3l6 McDonOuCh-st. Brooklyn. on January
Is from 10 o'clock
The engagement has recently been announced
81 Miss Florence daughter OF Mrs. Margaret Van
Antwerp. and Henry Snyder
,uss clara Rehr gave a delightful. progressive
encbre party at her home In Mountain-ave. last
Friday evening
The Woman's Missionary sosety OF the First
,,i,pod'st Church will celebrate its anniversary this
morning Addresses Will be made by Mrs NJ r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
SUMMIT.

J. C. CLAYTON will deliver a lecture I'm the Young
Mems Christian Association Hal! on tho evening or
January 49, on THE Great Story OF the North"
An entertainment for the benefit OF the Summit
Fresh Air and Convalescent Home Will be held In
Music Hail. Hotel Beechwood. on January Il. Miss
Ida Henfey. OF New-Yorl will read selections from
Victor Iiugo's Les Miscrablea."
The Woman's Branch Of tho American Relief As
ISOLATION has appointed tho following COMMITTEES In
summit who viii solicit aid: Mrs. Theodore +.
White IT. Mrs. George Wilcox, Mrs. j. FREDERICK
Chamberlain Mrs. George W. Grant Mrs Adams.
ON january -. Hamilton " Mabic Editor OF
outlook will deliver a lecture in tho Young Men
Christian Association Hall on AN English Ad-
ycnfurcr.'
Tho Forinichtly club held meeting at the homo
OF Mrs Hamilton ". Mabie. In Fcrnwood Road, oi,
Thursday afternoon. After tho reading OF seV'ra'
papcrs by members a luncheon was served.
Tho Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
have elected the following officers: President. D.
Arthur Ioungs. president FeorEr -. -
ffurav. corresponding secretary Miss Bertha clark
treasurer. Miss Emily =. lie iuray.
Tho members OF the Casino club held leap year
cotlon I'm The clubhouse. IN Noodand-aFe, on
Thursday evening
Casino IIan was crowded on "Wednesday evening
hv tho society people OF summit and Vicinity on me
occasion Of tho second assembly dance given by me
fofioNinc ladies who acted rs patroness"s' Mrs
William II Dc Forest IT,. Mrs William G 'ushinhil'
John \ Hicks Mrs Auhr'y ~. Martin. Mrs, Fran
,ls l. I'larg Mrs Norman schultz. Mrs. William C.
Eo,iv-irk Mira. r. ~ Raymond. Mrs. James H.
pitcher and Mrs William j Curtis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
-NEW-BRCNSWICk.

The newly elected officers OF NewBrunsw1ck
Castle, No. Il. knights OF the Colder. Eagle were
publicly installed Tuesday evening Many mem
bers OF the order from all parts OF the State were
present.
The Crescent Euchre Club were pleasantly en-
tertaned Friday evening at the homo OF Miss
Fife Van Angler In George-st.
one-act comedy, THE open Gate. was per
formed by local amateurs the fair Of ST. Peter
Church. in Columbia Hail. on Tuesday evening.
Dr. Henry r. Baldwin addressed the New-Jersey
Society of Phi Beta Kappa in New brunswick, on
Monday evening His subject was Some Thoughts
tuberculosis
Lieutenant William Weigel. L. 5. A. now sta
toned al West Point. has been spending d few
days with relatives in New Brunswick.
The lecture given by Or. James f Riggs. OF The
New-Brunswick Theological Seminary IN the First
Presbyterian Church. New-B brunswick. on Friday
evening "Thc Tragedy in Armenia, nctted >l53
for the Armenian relief fund. The money has been
forwarded TO the American Board OF Mission.
There has been excellent skating all through the
last week the Raritan River and othsr bodies
OF water near New Brunswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
GRAND ARMY RECEPTION.

THE DEPARTMENT COMMANDER AND STAFF EN-
TERTAINED BY ARROwsMITH POST
ped Bank Jan. n.-Arrowsmth Post. NO 81. g. A
r. rendered reception on Thursday evening TO
the Department Commander of New-Jersey ana
his staff The occasion was made one OF feastins
and n,errjment Covers were laid for 800. and 1t
was midnight before the festivities ceased.
Previous to the banquet the newly elected officers
of Arrowsmith Post were indicted into Office They
are: Commander Albert {. Harrison: senior wee
commander d. ". Irwin; junior vice-commander
John T. Tetley: adjutant. john W. Chandler: quar-
terrnaster Henry c. Terhunc, chaplain. the rev
CHARLES h. IIill: surgeon. Robert r. Mount
Among the guests present were Department COM
maador Henry 5. White. Of Red Bank; Assistant
Hdiu;ant-General John ". Chandler. of Red BanK:
l,asrtermaster General Z. v Richards OF Irenton
chapiain Charles l.. Hill. Of Red Bank Inspector
General George r. Patterson Of Jersey CIV c Med
zeal Director VI. 5. Crane. OF Newark; CouhCiI o.
Adm nistration, John Lawrence ana George rriSe
az New Brunswick, and +. Dryden or NeWark
Cbicf Mastering Officer O. F. Clifford, of Newark;
Past Department Commanders A. NJ Mathew {iner Tl
orange; j. X. Muken. Of Newark; HenrE VI
Nevns Of Red Bank and John Shields, or fleIn-
ington: John Hosencamp. Jacob White. George b
steason ana Thomas Hobbs. OF Paterson T. ~ NJ
Russell and Major Rogers OF kearny;. j. ). Menus
Of Trenton. and Joseph NJ. Smith, OF Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
PLAINFIELD.

The following committee will have charge OF the
masquerade ball of the Saengerbund Society on
FEBRUARY IL Henry Heurand. chairman: Ignatz
Kohner secretary; Otto Keller, NJ Messner. Charles
Meyer. II. Vogel, G.. Housman, August Woln and
John With.
James F.. MARITIME. Randolph NJ STEELE and w. N.
Mcclure left Friday morning for Boston to attend
the annual dinner of the Megantic Fish and Gun
Club at the Copley Square Hotel Mr. MARITIME re-
sponded to the toast Seventy Millions Of People
Behind Grover the Venezuela Question
There were a large number of Panfeld society
people at the wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Ogilve
Barker, daughter of David Sanford Barker. to AL
fred Francis Sreuli. OF this city. The wedding
took place In St. Luke's Church. in Montclair. the
ceremony being performed by the Rev. Dr. Carter
Edward BIoodgood OF New-Yorl was the best man.
The maid Of honor Miss Marion Atkins OF
Montclalr. and the bridesmaids were Mrs. sydney
Page Whaton, Of Pittsburg; Miss Mary z. Wilson,
OF Plainheld: Miss Elizabeth Price of Philadelphia
and Miss Burr Of Montclair. The ushers were How
ard Reebe w c. Baker and Percy Stewart, OF
Plainneld: Robert Tracy and +. L. Walz Of New
York. and j. Harding Page Whaton. of Pittsburg.
Just before the installation OF Jerusalem Lodge
+. and A. NJ on Tuesday night. w. II. Sebring. in
a neat speech presented Calvin IT, Rugg with
handsome Past Masters jewel. Mr. Rugg was 50
completely surprised that he could make no reply,
W. H. Sebrlng installed tho officers az follows: D.
9. Adams. W NJ: s. Reechins, 5. W; W. r. bart
lett j. W. Alexander T1tsWCrtn, treasurer Nnst' rs
Yaeger. secretary; J. NJ Lewis. chaplain; NJ. !.
Connolly : H.. s. Van Horn, j. D.: L. ). Pocock
6 NJ of c: +. ". Hand, J. NJ OF C.: l.. b. Wooiston
and j W Van sickle stewards; Henry Woodland
Organist: Caspar Bolsterli. Tier.
IN afternoon tea given by Mrs Israel G. Person
of Watchung-avc.. Tuesday was largely attended
by society people Of this city The house was very
attractlvelv decorated with holly and holiday
greens Mrs Pierson assisted In receiving by
the Misses Corh.t. Cochran. Hunter Bowen ara
Van Boskerck.
Nice-Grand Commander Downey, OF Jersey CITY,
installed the ofiicerselect Of 1vanhoe Councii No
1.07i A. T.. OF H.. on Tuesday evening. az Follows:
Commander, r. Il. Rogers: vice-commander, j \.
Powlison: past commander. J. i. Ais; secretary
G. T.. Stillman: collector. +. y. Fuller; treasurer
l.. A. Hummer chaplain l.. T. Rogers; orator q.
l.. Van Emburch guide Berthold j. Schrieher'
warden Martin Lance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12

Invitations have been issued FOR the wedding ~
Miss Josephine Palmer Hale formerly OF this city,
end now OF Fort Smelling. Mimi. 10 Lieutenant
Hamilton A. Smith OF the 81 United States In
fantry The wedding will take place in the pos
chapel al the fort on January a. Tho young
couple Will spend portion OF their honeymoon In
Passaic.
ON Tuesday evening noxt the history OF Passaic
Lodge Of Free Masons will be reviewed by q. 9.
Woolson historian Of the lodge. The Historical
Committee OF tho Grand Lodge VIII b" present
A delightful progressive bean party was hold NJ
the home OF Miss Campbell in Van Houion-ave, on
Saturday night.
."The Passsc Weekly Observer" has been alb
sorbed by THE Evening Journal
The Entertainment Committee OF the Linden Hose
Company is making active preparations Tor "A
"smoker" to be given in the near future.
The wedding OF Miss Eleonore l.. Singstack ~
CAPTAIN Frank Lawrence. OF Omaha, Neb.. took
Mace in St. Johns Church on Wednesday night,
Tho Rev l. W :. StrykeY officiating. Miss Emma
Nash OF Clifton. was maid OF honor and Harry i.
iIa rris was the best man. the bridesmaids were
Misses Irene Worthen. Relle Harris. Katherine
Williamson and Bessie Bartlett After the ceremony
q reception took place at tho home OF the bride
parents In Gregory-aVe
The tenth anniversary Of the Rev: Miles White
heads nastorate Of the North Reformed church
was celebrated last Sunday. Nearly every min
stor in the city was present and took part in the
exercises.
The Passaic Philharmonic Society Is arranging
for series Of concerts. the proceeds OF which VIII
be devoted TO charity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
NI\ELAND.

Mrs +. d. Mann has returned to Vneland after
extended visit in Philadelphia
Miss Alice Hughes. OF Sea Isle CITY. is the guest
Of her aunt Mrs. Frank Lore. OF Nineand.
Mrs Bird. Of Maine. accompanied by her husband.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Thomas Hawkins. al
Grape and Sixth
Mrs /. T.. Baker. OF Wildwood. is the guest of the
family of ex-senator Philip =. Baker, OF Vineand.
Tho Young Pcoples Guild OF the Unitarian Church
met Friday evening at the home OF the pastor.
Watari Kitashirna. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs Neuman. Misses Bertha and Mamie Yeau.
Miss BESSIE Bristol Miss Bertha Moore Miss An
ME Weaber and Mcssrs Cortandt. Dedcrick. Her
bert Bartlett. Philip Nttt Everett Lamb and Frank
Chalmers.
The Hastings Mandolin. Banjo and Guitar club
met on Monday evening a. the home OF MISS JOSIE
Wiley. daughter OF Or. G. r. Wiley.
Vineand Lodge No. 60. +. e. \. NJ. installed the
following officers on Monday: ". NJ, j. Nelson
Jones: :. w. Samuel Rudy. J W, J. a Achl"y;
: r. Harry chandler: J. D. II. J. Wigh;man;
~ C., Eugene i\lmhall and Frank Lore. STEWARDS,
: 6. Singleton and Tyler Whitney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
ELIZABETH.

The Arthur XIII Boat Club. which las summer
went into bankruptcy and lost its fine clubhouse
has been reorganized. and Is now on the high road
TO prosperity The club secured the boafhouse or
the kills at Elizabethport and converted II INTO
clubhouse Tho club held its annual election on
Monday night when ex-senator +. &. Marsh was
chosen president William g. Armstrong. vice-presi-
dent: Clarence A. Chumar. financial secretary; James
A Hand treasurer: Howard c. Ballantyne. trustee
for three years; George T. Hand captain Joseph
Overton. lieutenant The report OF the clubs con-
dtion elected much applause and after the election
the members partook of supper Of steamed oysters
which was followed by enjoyable smoker
Mrs Isaac NJ. Littell. who for many years has
Tuesday afternoon the thirtieth anniversary Of her
wedding From to o'clock she entertained a
number Of her lady friends who called to tender
their congratulations.
The State Charities Aid Association. Union County
Branch. held its annual e.ectSn at Irny CmnFg
Presldent. Harry r. Newell. Of Painted; yice-pres-
dent tho Rev. DR.. Everard Kcnpshall, Of liza
4ed treasurer Mrs. T. x. Myers. Of Plainne q
Execuive COMMITTEE s. c. Blackwell; Mrs. A n
rimG Ws an E EaabeR MES r i bsxsr a Tsn
David p Hale. II. NJ Msxson and II. p. Reynolds
of Planfeld nj.
W. ard Mrs John Miller OF No 229 Clark Pace,
caiahrsted on Tuesday night their siiver wedding
Cneets were present from Brooklyn New-lork Jef-
sew city and Elizabeth
invitations are out for the wedding OF Joseph ~
1nn The ceremony will take place on Wednesday
P f:nNsrv 20 at S. Mchae.'s Church
Mr. and Mrs W b. Timms asccmPanea BY MISS
p,',L Tmns started on Monday ior 'aiilo'hid'
nbsre they viii remain month.
w.. Ruth Lupardis OF somerviile is spending
,aw ,yeeks in thls city as the guest OF her siS'e''
Me- Iulia y. Myer, in Madison-d'e'