New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
PLAINFIELD.
THE WASHINGTON PARK CLUBS NE"
WHIST TROPHY.
RECEPTION AT THE HOME or O. T. wARiNG-
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs GIVE AN lNlE~
EsrrNo ENTERrAINMENT-GossIP

EsTTNo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF SOCIETY.
The coming out of Miss Florence Waring daugh'
ter Of o. r. Warng. Saturday afternoon was
noteworthy society affair. Those who assisted
were Miss Elizabeth Leffcrts. OF New-YorK' III
gown of blue silk. trimmed with white lace; MISS
Lillian Weller Of Newburg- -on-the-Hudson. go~hso
in white silk and yellow chffoni Miss Darlington
of Pittsburg. in a gown OF yellow taneta; MISS
Clephane Of Englewood. gowned In white satin ana
tulle; Miss Gertrude Alexandra. of Philadelphia IN
a gown OF white taffeta and lace; Miss Katherine
Rcinhart, OF Netherwood. in gown or yelio"
SATIN Miss Helen Mawle. Of Philadelphia, In olue
broadcloth: Miss Gertrude Andrews. OF Plainneio'
In pink ant white silk Miss Emma Schoonmaker'
OF Plainfeli in blue and white silk; Miss Warns'
sister of the debutante. in white tulle. with pink
trimmings: Miss May Evans. OF Planneld. IN yell
low satin. and Miss Nancy Lawson, OF Painheld.
in white organdie. Those pouring tea were Mrs
l.. c. Timpson. Mrs. Clifton Wharton. jr. MIS-
Evarts Tracy and Miss Elaine Massett
A family reunion was held at tho homo or Jonn
NJ Wilton on Monday evening. when Mr. Wilton
and his eight brothers met and dined together TOT
the first time in thirty years.
Tommy Russell" OF Littlo Lord Fauntleroy
fame was instrumental in the success OF an en-
tertainment given Monday night by tho members
OF the Christian Endeavor Society OF tho Crescent
Avenue Church. Ha accompanied by Henry
y. Peiner Edmond W. Greaccn and Moody b.
Gates, OF tho New-York University musical clubs.
Tho members OF ths quartet rendered solos. duets
and trios and they wero loudly applauded through
out.
Mr. and Mrs Armstrong Milford. OF East Fifth
st, celebrated tho tenth anniversary OF thei:
marriage on Monday evening by giving dinner
for their relatives. The affair was delightful
one. and all present wished tho host and hostess
many happy returns OF the day. Those present
included Mr.. and Mrs T.. c. Milford. Miss Laura
MIRA Miss Carrie Milford,
Mr. and Mrs Frederick 8. Cutter. John Lewis.
Miss Mildred Moores. Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong
Milford and family Of Planheld: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Donney, Mrs. u. L. Hall and son. Miss
Annie j.. Moorss. Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Mursatroyd'
Mrs William Waters and daughter, Benjamin
Waters and william Waters, OF Brooklyn.
Mrs w l.. Saunders. wife OF ex-Mayor Saunders
OF North Painheld, gave luncheon on Tuesday
IN honor OF Miss Molly Lawrence. OF New-fork.
who has been visiting Mrs NJ. s. Alderman inc
table decorations OF pink, consisting OF PINK
roses principally. Those present were Miss Molly
Lawrence. Mrs r. w Iredeil. Mrs. Marion s.
Alderman. Mrs l.. G. Timpson. Miss Annie Muir
ply, Miss Maud Van Roskirk. Miss Grace Cooley.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart and Miss Clara Finley
When tho Washington Park Club won Its tenth
victory for the challenge trophy offered by the
State Whist Association. and the challenge cup be-
came It's own property It's members stated that
they would offer trophy called '"rhe Park
cub Chaonge Trophy" to be contested for by tho
members OF the State association For some time
the Whist Committee OF the Park Club has been
considering various designs for the trophy. and at
last one has been selected and suitably engraved,
and is now on exhibition. II Is 4 large handsome
solid silver cup, tho style known as the hunts
mans loving cup" with three horn handles, on It
,s engrav ved THE Park Club Challenge Trophy.
The New-Jcrsey Whist Association"
A pretty home wedding took place on wednesday
nigh,. when Miss Elizabeth Mehl. daughter OF
George Mehi OF West Second-st., and George
schlereth. OF Chatham-st.. were married by the
Rev J. o. McKevey pastor OF Warren Chapel
Miss Carrie Mehl, sister Of tho bride was brides, &
maid and Robert w. Schereth. brother or the
bridegroom acted as best man. Among the guests
were otto Schleretn and family. OF Jersey city:
Mr. and Mrs Primer OF Hoboken; J. w. Mehl. OF
Hobokan Mrs. schoreth, George Mehl. MT and
Mrs Charles Debe Mr. % ana Mrs Hhariss ariss
ana daugh;ers Mss Lille coI.sn; ssse,rns MISS Lilo
Al the annual meeting Of tho Plalnield brancn
Of The Needlework Guild OF America held at the
home OF the former president. Mrs Van Nest Tal-
madge In Central-ave.. the following officers were
elected President Mrs Parker Mason ,rass- wee
urer. Mrs. Henry c. Adams.