New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
PLAINFIELD.
EASTER WILL USHER IN A NEW SEASON
OF GAYETY.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HILLSIDE TENNIS
AND GOLF CLUB-THE CAMERA CLUES
ART ExHIBITIoN-THE AMHERST
GIEE CLUB CONCERT

AND GOLF CLUB-THE CAMERA CLUES
ART ExHIBITIoN-rHE AMHERST
GLEE CLUB CONCERT.
Although next week promises to be a lively one
among local society people, the one just passed has
been almost devoid of incident Next weeks pleas
ures will be begun Monday night, when the AM
herst Gee Club will give concert at the Country
Club, and will in turn be entertained with a recep
ton and dance.
At the annual meeting OF the Womens Auxiliary Of
the First Presbyterian Church. held Tuesday, in
teresting reports were presented by the secretary
and treasurer. The election OF officers resulted
follows: President, Mrs. Petre; first vice esident
Mrs. Elizabeth Hand; second vice-presdent. Miss
Kate Bond; treasurer. Mrs. OLSEN; secretary. Mrs
Howard Pope. At the next meeting the president
will appoint the chairmen for the various commit
tees.
The Young Women's Missionary Society Of the
First Baptist Church elected officers at the annual
meeting Tuesday afternoon. The officers are:
President. Mrs. De Witt c. Brokaw; first vice-pres-
ident. Miss Susie Woodland; recording secretary.
Miss Bertha Needham; corresponding secretary.
Miss Ida Yerkes; treasurer. Mrs. w. 0. Chapman.
Two lookout committees appointed, for
young girls and one for young ladies. They Miss
Bertha Needham. Miss Susie Woodland. Miss Nora
Williams and Miss Alice Needham For the older
ones, the following were appointed Miss Ida Yerkes
Mrs b. W. Vail, Miss Laura J. Runyon and Miss
Mamie French.
Miss Katherine Baxter entertained few friends
at her home in Putnam-avs. on Monday night in
honor OF Miss Helen Thompson OF Cincinnati. The
evening passed pleasantly, win music. cards and
dainty refreshments. Among those present were
Miss Florence Smith, OF Brooklyn; Miss Adelaide
Baxter. Edward II. Field, Arthur J. Spicer and
Guernsey Nevius
The rooms OF the Camera Club will be filed with
the collection OF works OF art loaned by the people
OF Planheld for the exhibition which opens FRI
day. April 10.
At the annual meeting OF the Hillside Tennis
and Golf Club on Wednesday evening a membership
OF considerably over hundred was reported. The
various committees In their reports showed
slant Increase in attendance at the meetings since
the golf course was opened last October and
nouncement was also made that the club n
tirely out OF debt. Arrangements have been made
for a series OF teas and tournaments to be given
during the coming summer. which will surely be
very popular among the local society people, the
Hillside Club members noted entertainers. A
slight change was made in the constitution, after
which the following officers were elected: President
Dexter Q. Tiffany; vice president, George p. Mel
lick: secretary. j. Donll Miller secretary for golf
James Stowell Anthony treasurer Josiah Browne
members Of Governing Committee from the club a,
large II. ". Beebe. T. F. Sykes, Clinton Wharton.
tr; Nominating Committee for next year. b. Van
D. Hedges j. F.. Morse and Carl Plc.fer
Cards have been issued for tea to be given by
Mrs. George II. Frost OF Watchung-ave., In honor
o. her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles H. Frost, on
Thursday.