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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
BLOOMFIELD.

Livingston Barbour. the instructor OF elocuton In
Rutgers College entertained a large audience at
Central Hall on Thursday night The patrons and
patronesses were Mrs. II. II. Dufheld the Rev. and
Mrs f. j. Goodwin Mrs. c. f. Harrison. Dr. and
Mrs H. c. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. +. VI. Hlnkle the
Rev and Mrs J. b. Lee. Mrs II. X. Norris Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Cakes Mrs. Talbot Root. Mrs.
Leonard Richards Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Lee Stout. the
Rev e. A. White. DR.. and Mrs John l.. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Ward. Dr. and Mrs. w. ii.
White and Mrs. Clara V. White.
Bloomfield Council Royal Arcanum. celebrated
its tenth anniversary with an entertainment In
Central Hall Friday night.
Miss Mamie Westervelt daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Westervelt. OF this place. and Henry Adler
OF New-York will be married in the First Baptist
Church on Wednesday,
The Tyro Banjo and Mandolin Club gave very
ENJOYABLE concert In Central Hall Wednesday
night
A May dance will be given in Glen Ridge Han
early next month. The patronesses Will be Mrs. +.
s. Mapes Mrs. II. c. Hans. Mrs. a. s. Nven. Mrs.
Hams rher ard Mrs j. w Reddall.
Mrs. William Little entertained the Utopia Socie-
ty ut her home on Thursday afternoon
James Andrews Of Bloomfield will be married
tomorrow at Yonkers, n. Y, TO Mss Clara Francis
s,leger.
The members CT the Young Mems Catholic Union
house on Monday night.
The members OF the Glen Ridge Lawn Tennis
Club busily engaged preparing for the coming
season.
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ELIZABETH.

III tuho,s,ein club gave a musical on Monday
,,,b, NJ IN. Zouavc Armory. The young women OF
,h c,,h were assisted by Miss Michaes. Mrs Will
lam Avr.s tr Miss Ethel Foster and William D.
DAILY ~
TIE home Of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Sanders was
,hs sc.ne of n pretty wedding On "Wednesday Night
,h contracting partles being their daughter. MISS
t,,, Mary Sanders and James A. Breesc The
hr,desr.aid was Miss Mary Woodruff. and the best
man was Ernes, n. Cox. The ceremony was per-
,,,el in the presence OF a large number OF guests
nv the Rev Or Tomlinson. OF the Central baptist
Church. - 49,
An o,,ovable entertainment that given by
the Women's Relief Corps Of Dahlgren Post. u. A.
r.. on Friday night: In the post rooms me pro,
gramme consisted OF vocal anu ''''' ~ ~
am The Gun Detachment Of the Sd Regiment held It's
annual ball and reception "Wednesday night az the
Z"m.ve Armory The field and staff officers or the
rcrIment were present. as were also number OF
visiting members OF other regiments 49,,
the Rev Joseph n. Bailey. pastor OF the Union
Bapts. Church. is travelling III tHe oou'h ioi TIC
benefit OF his health. A.. ...t
There will be another production OF the operate
burlesau. 'Trllby" next wednesday, Aprli ~
FOR the benefit 81 the Elizabeth General HospitaI
but a number Of new songs and new FEATURES VIII
Tae New-Jersey Dental Commission gave its frst
,rr',L Inner on Wednesday night at the new
Suburban Clubhouse, In Morr!s-ave.
lincoln Division Sons OF Temperance, VIII enter
tain select Division. OF Newark, at the rooms III
this city. May l. Gu, o,a n,,, tho
,b,,d Prcsbyterian Church. will celebrate It's TWEEN
,y"ibird anniversary to-day. The annual reports
viii be read ,, ...a,,.,or, tool,
Mace on Friday night in the Third Presbyterian
Church
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=, TgE BUSINESS OF MARRYING
.pprsrED IN JERSEY CITY WHO
"'' ,y1DENTLY HAS A RECORD.

=, ueading took place in December last at
V sn Bedford-a ave. Brooklyn ANNIE EVe'e.',
NO ,.,o wears old. became the wire OF >uMa'u
t~e"" dsrs handsome young Scotchmah i".'
,nr acquainted only a few weeks, anu INC
na' -, saund-rs's income was small ala no. pre-
'A. . ,hs speedy union. Annies tather 10 "e' 80.
ven' ,nhestatingly gave the bride SOU 10 oeiraS
and ne % thc wedding trip, as Saunders de-
the .r ,ake his bride to England ana scotiahu
sreu .duce her to his numerous wealthy anu
anu ~,o, relatives. When they reached Liver
''" ,r,mediately after their ARRIVAL i'll r'"ea"'
po0' ort n a hotel. The following day saunders
u', Ste wife to another hotel and leit her os'e"s
wv have their luggage transferred 10 'heii ne"
pp .,,srs He did not return She was pehine ,
"" COLLECTED that her father had reiao,e r1S
sns ,,'.chester and he summoned by the hotei
~ . and advanced the money 10 pay '"e
20. hill and send the girl nome
Nv" 49,, evenings ago there was social gathering
,,S,oxsn which an acquaintance OF Mrs oauhoeis
mad He recognized Saunders, VINO was pay
'"s attention TO maiden LADY OF uhee.'a'' as.
no ss was kept under surveillance Inc DESERT
ed wife was lIiO as il was learned that Saunders
were cSI in that city. Chief OF Police MURPHY
assigned Detectives Roy at a No is Brightest When
ders ,,a,ves called yesterday AFTERNOON 'ne US
tive was at tn NOM, Window to the yard and scaling
from thT The detectives were quickly in pursuit, ana
captures Ipus ef Police a, Murphy. said ccoy; =, hiding
ITS all ~ nroper name is Edward l. Fraser,
n xss born Dundee 3 Hs1r and asp r ae
Ssss.m;h scheme Mss t, On g 1au start financially
As in that rsser met sas N besn making
The pony, waI for a long time. His trunk was
sh the big Oa dated q P"Rnfbs Is
letters va" 49, n Edward l. Fraser and Annie
M number Of letters s sy the Moma Sop
WIFE Ws erS soon be able 10 send for her. An hon
ops da found 10 has tnae
had ser.. nn y, ~ women in NewYork. Baltimore
d ap other cities Chief MURPHY wSSd not ra sSe sne
names or what me ie S cid he VAS
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RAILWAY.

n .ae Moral carnival for the benefit of the Chill
a. Home and Orphan Asylum opened Thurs
~. even'ng 10 Washington Hall, and continued FRI
-. ana Saturday. The features Of the carnival
40 .ne beautiful scenes and tableaus. Thousands
'mchl roses and flowers were used. and from
msrcST.. 70 thirty little girls rendered chorusss
entiss ana took part In living pictures" The
Camn.ss nair was arranged and managed by z. A.
,Ssn. IT, The receipts have been large.
hcuss leap year dance" given at the I!deran Club:
ihci6s,sn Lnursday evening was one OF the social
berS IN o. the season. Most OF the club mem.
peopas ~ present. together with large number OF
49, from other cities.
tvsnSx. Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, celebrated Its
,hs ,ltSurth anniversary on Tuesday evening In
pesnsH roo9a'torium Al interesting programme was
Of ~ Hsuernsy Vail has been appointed member
Grs~. S.ste keformatory Commission by Governor
n ~ succeed Mayor DAILY deceased. DIR. John
oed s,r.sp has been appointed Pennsylvania Rail.
:" the death Of DR.. Daily.
shis armenian Relief Association has been formed
Nm 'y with the following ofhcers: President.
hard p.vn. Llgsett; secretary. Mrs George Hub
mass- sss1n: treasurer, Mrs. Susan L. Wilson.
y natiss VIII be held shortly. to be addressed
nom TN ina Mrs. c. r. oliver returned this week
Wnisss.a ne Fscino coast where they have spent the
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POONTON.

The second production OF Peep o Day, which
was given in Boonton opera House on Friday even
ing by the 81. Mary's Literary ana Drama''c 81
ciety. was a great success.
George Bird of this place, married to MISS
Myrtle Haden OF Bonham. Texas, on Monday.
The Rev A. Mettice will be installed as pastor OF
the Montvle Reformed Church on Wednesday
Nav G. The Rev. c. l.. Palmer president Oh Tue
Chassis. will preside. The Rev. G. n. PeeKe VIII
preach the sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Gordon entertainer AT their
home last week Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Burbank MT.
and Mrs A. r. Huson. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis hurst
and Miss Burbank. all OF Jersey City
The Boonton Choral Union will go to Morristowh
~ j.. on May 1 to give concert in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. -. A., oso, .ooL
Mace a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon
on Tuesday evening last. when their daughter Hiss
Tellie Gordon was married TO Robert Brock, Inc
bridesmaids were Miss Martha Gordon aud MISS
Lena Jacobus OF Jersey City The Kew, 4 s, .
Ia Nilsson performed the ceremony Mr.. ana MIS-
Brock will make their home In Church-st.' Poontoh
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COLORED METHODISTS' CONfEhhNoh'
r1rs OF CLOTHES PRESENTED TO THE BISHOP
AND PRESIDING ELDERS.

s11rs OF CLOTHES PREsENTEp-To THE blShoi
AND PRESIDING ELDERS.
A. the session OF the New-Jersey Conference OF
-. African Methodist Episcopal Church at Newark
ro.,ardav IN. report Of the Committee on Adms-
49, nos made The Rev W. I. Osmun OF the
Con.-soa,iona Church the Rev. Christopher Il.
p,ou,n and the Rev j. W Freeman. both PresDy-
,s-,ans and the Rev j. H. Robinson were admitted
q the conference The Rev W. H. Warrington
mas admitted on trial. and George X. Ringie ho'
having passed the examination. was referred 10 te
Presiding Elder Harrison b. Bankers, Thomas
sherman A. b. Johnson. Thomas Chase ana Ham
u,on LyIes were rejected not having passed. an
a,osn,on belng made in the case of Thomas Sher-
man who will be admitted as he was recommended
bv Presiding Elder Yeocum the Rev. MT. fey'o"'
Presiding Elder Newton and others
The report OF the Temperance Committee was
admitted and the use OF liquor and tobacco was
condemned Smoking was discussed al soine
length and pronounced one Of the worst OF vices.
The Rev. c. H. Green said tina; the salaries OF an
the ministers in New-Jersey might easily be PAID
by stopp,nx the use OF tobacco. reckoning the eA-
penditure Al two cents each man per diem. ,,,..
A suit of clothes presented 70 ri ,S!i.
Elder Sturges by the members OF TIE thtu nlsitS
Presiding Elder Newton, on behaif OF t.e T,sbo,
snce. also presented suit OF eiotnes ,ais ~ the
third district presented TO DR.. Yeocum sum OF
money The Rev Mr.. Christians, on behalf OF the
second district presented suit OF clothes 10 fre
siding Elder Newton. 49, .s.,,ss,or ~
women TO the General Conference was adopted by
large ma tOrity.
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SUMMIT.

Court Acme No $751; A. o. Of F.. has elected the
following officers: Theodore Lee. p. c. r.; G. H.
Griffith c. r.: Y 7. Scott, 6. c. r.; A. A. GaTriss
treasurer; T. j. Scott. secretary; T. Lee, j. Kerr-
gan and j. T. Scott, trustees.
I, s Grant Post G. a. r.. will meet In Grand
ARMY Hall tomorrow evening to make arrange
ments for celebrating Decoration Day.
Y NJ c. A. Hall was crowded on THURSDAY oven
ing on the occasion OF a concert given by the Ne"
ark Banjo Club, assisted by j H. Huntington anu
William Sloan.
The Fortnighty Club met in the Library Building
on Wednesday afternoon. Papers on domestic
Service" and Village Improvement and Sanitation
were read by two OF the members.
The NeiRhborhood Chapter, Guild Auxiliary OF
the Fresh Air and Convalescent Home. met AT the
home Of Mrs. D. Sommers Howe on TUESDAY at'ef-
~. =, A.. ~.
Philip +. Botzong president of the Baptist young
Peoples Union. OF New-Jersey. addressed faHy IN
the Baptist Church Wednesday evening
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ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

The Arlington Dramatic Society closed It's season
on Thursday might with the "three-act Grams
"caste." which was presented on the stage OF the
Arlington Club The auditorium was thronged WHO
the most fashionable audience ever brought tosetner
In Arlington, and the members OF the society -.
entirely satisfied with the successful ending OF tue
season. go .., ,-.
Another entertainment that gave much pleasure
was that given in the Kearny Home for Disabled
soldiers on TUESDAY night. over 400 veterans were
present, and many civilian guests from Newar.
and KearHy Professor white ventriloquist' %
HarrIsonj appeared before a local audience for tnS
frst time and his reception was very cora,a'ii
Thomas Hood, organist In the Harrison H.s psnnox
Church was musical director. ana james Le""o~
was one of the leading vocalists -. hou,t
Jersey CITY Council No. %, Royal Arcanum; powI'
ing team Visited the America Council Aringsons
last week and after a contest In which the Ames
lea Council showed its superiority, were treaSsu
a banquet given in the Arlington HOTEL rr@"A
StrattoR POSTMASTER. !. ,,,,u. -
The hubble exhibition OF drawings by pupils OF
the Ksarny evening drawing school, In the Town
Hall. closed last night Naked improvement W. AZ
shawn by the second-year pupils, especially IN tne
mechanical classes. Prizes Will be awardea tne su
cessful exhibitors soon as the Judges nav
reached q decision.
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METUCHEN.

The Whist Club met at the home OF George iNt-
terst on Saturday evening. The following members
were present: Dr. and Mrs. f. b. Dana, )r' MI
and Mrs Washington Wilson, Mr.. and MIS- ). VI
Whitman, Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Hunt MT ana Mrs
Charles L. Corbin, Miss Colburn. Messrs. FRANK
Hay and William Columbian. The prizes were "o"
by Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Coburn
The fortnightIy euchre party OF the Metuchen
Club was held on Tuesday evening Miss Parrott
and Mrs. j. L. Moss. jr.. the women's prizes
and DR.. A. c. Hunt and ]. L. Moss. tr. the MEMS
The choir OF st. Luke's Episcopal Church were en-
tertained at supper In the parish house on Tues.
day evening az q testimonial OF the appreciation OF
the Easter music. The rector. the Rev Hibbert H.
y. Roche, was tOastmaster.
Miss Parrot, OF New-York, has been a guest OF
Mrs. G. l.. Corbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Young, OF Easton Penn.
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Whitfield Mundy,
OF Ncw-Durham-ave.
Mrs. Winfield Rhuel and Miss Ethel Rhue. Of
William-st, are visiting relatives In Jersey City
The Rev Percval c. Pyle, OF ST. Marks Episcopal
Church. Jersey City. was guest at st. Luke's rec
tory last week.
Miss Staples, OF Wellesley, Mass. is a guest Of
Mra Raven. ct the Reformed parsonage.
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NORTH HUDSON.

, minstrel entertainment followed by a reception
was given by ST. Johns Athletic Union al frecA
Casino. Union Hill. Tuesday evening. AmonS
the guests present were Mayor and Mrs. c. d
C,bandlers Mr. and Mrs John Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelton, George Ryerson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ne
Drescher George Tanner Miss Beatrice Iahnefs
John NJ Cowan Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Penn, osca<
Alces Miss Osterman. II. 7. Bernhardt MISS Asnes
Bernhardt Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ludiow' MT AnS
Mrs. G. V. Denzer. Miss Grace McFariane' NJ
Vivartas and Mrs. F. Tucker.
The G. Y NJ L.. OF st. Joseph's Church, Gutten~
burg. gave a reception and entertainment on Tues
day evening at the town hall. Mayor ana Mrs,
John Zellor Mr.. and Mrs John Cronin Mr.. ana
Mrs j. Gallagher Mr.. and Mrs Johh hoe"'e's
William Nolan, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Crawiey' 'hc
Misses Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Sr anu
Mrs. Comerford, Miss NJ Whitman. Mr. ana Mrs.
Jobn De Gross. Misses Wah Mr. and Mrs j. :.
Daley Misses Mcdonald Mr. and Mrs. Is. Carrou
and Miss Kate Carroll among the guests
Samuel Jackson and Miss Gertrude Gravatts
daughter of Charles Gravatt, were marreu y"
Tuesday evening at the home OF the pride's parents
IN Weehawken-st. West Hoboken, by the Rev. y.
n Epbert. of Cornwall. n. Y, assisted by hs
father. the Rev. j. c. Egbert Of the First Presoy.
terrain Church. Miss Sadie Gravatt was bridesmaid
and Edwin NJ. snyder was best man; uonox.,
ce LGus tse sx his birth
BY reception at his home and on Mrs RoSeo
Piva. Mr. and Mrs. vsnarnan, Mrs. A. Giroux Mr.
and Mrs. George Hull. Mr.. and Mrs Clark, NJ.
and Mrs. Arone.. L. Lowenstine; Mrs; Julian, NJ
and Miss Lowenstine and l.. Lowensiine WILLIAM
Geompertz, Charles Singer, f. Gerli and Mr.. ana
Mrs Joseph Gerli. ~ ,,s,.
William Beck OF Angegue-st. West HoboKenv
and Miss Marion Attg. Of Jefferson-st Union Hill
on Tuesday evening. The Rev. II. w. Schoppe per-
formed the ceremony -. -. A.. ...o>
with a successful reception at Walbaum's Casing
on wednesday evening. Many OF the pest pe0pie os
New Durham were present. among them Wilham
Beck A. J. Allen, NJ and Mrs j. Psary MF, anS
Mss Jennie Lewis, Miss n. Curran, George Nc.
Causand, W, stevens, Miss ~ voseI Charles
Vogel Miss Lillian Beck. Miss Jennie DAVIS Nj
and Mrs. A. Graham.
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RUTHERFORD.

Inc grace Church singing classes. which have
been under the instruction Of s NJ. Dewey for some
months gave an exhibition of the tonic sofia
method OF singing in Lyceum Hall on Friday night.
Az the annual election Of the Woman's Reading
Ciuo on Tuesday Mrs A. W. Van Wrinkle was elect
60 president, the other Offices being filled by Mrs.
:. o. unade Mrs II. NJ Hooper. Mrs. Robert
Sminie Mrs W. p. Elliott Miss c. Cooper. Mrs. f.
" WEIGH Miss Cummings. Mrs A. Z. Castor. Mrs.
~ ~, g HOLSTER, Mrs. p II. Maison. Miss Mabel
,.s~.er' MRS Schroeder. Mrs. Frank p Newman.
Ehr.in.. b. beaumont. Mrs. Wilmington and Miss
"se'es The club has 10 members
smSS. xocal Society Of Rutherford, of which c. II.
SerneaAsnd ls director, will give its second sub
IAs m DR.. Edwin A p,ISiev nastor q, The
choss, lTnoyterian Church Of Rutherford,
Ct H. nooerator OF the Presbytery OF Jersey City
D. X1ng session on Tuesday, and the Rev. X.
rary cls,IIe s Of Lyndhurst. selected tempo
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HARRISON AND EAST NEWARK.

The Harrison Liederkranz gave successful com
cert in Lou.s's Hall, Harrison. on Wednesday night
The Newark Maennerchor. the Vorwards Iuru
yerein and the Beethoven Maennerchor also TOO.
mart In IT, After the concert the Liederkranz ana
its guests held reception.
At the last meeting Of the Borough Couhcn u
East Newark Walter Walsh was elected presidents
=, tho Council taking the place OF Alderman Bono.
who has filled the office since last July when tne
borough was organized. The results OF the reSsme
eiection were canvasscd during the same eVenInss
and the certificates OF the new officers placed on me-
The annual report of Treasurer Edward Grace, vs
Harrison read at the last meeting or the Counc.as
shows the town of Harrison to be In prosperous
Condition Total collections OF s2,ll5 70 were sn.
no,,nced ard disbursements of Sl079Si o. Inc re-
cepts for March 1885, 49, 1853 os and the Daiahcs
on hand April / was Nla2 49,
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MORRISTOwN.

Tennis bids fair to have great boom at the
Morristown Fled Club this year, II the number o.
members intending to pay carries any weight
The courts have all been reclayed and Will %
ready for use by the first Of the week. The fol'
lowing tournaments have been arranged for by the
committee: Saturday. May g. tournament (douoieO
for seniors only; Decoration Day, May 3d. 'nrss
tournament (singes) for mems cup; July T. tourna-
ment (singles) for seniors only; July and T. tour
nament (sngles) for juniors: Labor Day, Septems
Der Z, second tournament (sns:eO for mems cup
The Mems Cup. which is mentioned above VIII %
given to the winner Of the Decoration Day ana
Labor Day tournaments In the event OF the w'n-
ner Of the first tournament not winning the Sec
ond, the two winners will play match 10 decide
the ownership OF the cup. handsome cup VIA
also be given to the winner Of the womens tournas
ments the dates of which have not as yet been
fixed. 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler II. Peckham are at thefe
Normandie Heights country place
The Rev. and Mrs. Wynant Nanderpool returneo
this week from their visit to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Porter have been guests o.
Mrs Thomas Mast for the last two weeks
William Abel entertained party OK his frienda
at his Ann-st home on last Tuesday evening
The new head of the Salvation Army. Command.
er Booth-Tucksr. VII, address q meeting In Lyceuu
Hall on next Monday evening.
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BELLEVIELE.

The Essex Tennis Club elected the following OIL
GERS on Friday evening: Gordon r. Kyle. pres-
dent; Thomas Stone, vice-presldent; Edith NJ Hill.
treasurer and Oliver II. Perry. secretary
A reception was given for the Rev. William Red
benfer by the ladies' Of Wesley Methodist Church on
Wednesday evening.
. The kindergarten department OF the public school
uy,u give an operetta early in May for the benefit
OF the library fund.
Mr. and Mrs II. p. Pritchard. OF Washington
.ya celebrated the fifth anniversary OF their we'd
ding on Thursday evening. large humper Oh
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Van Houten. OF Wash
ington-ave.. who returned from FLORIDA on MONDAY
ing =, ,fo,rs. who 4.
stmdvne for the operate stage Will leave Tor Eu-
rope on Wednesday. Miss Lunesloss VIII remain
abroad for several years.
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MILFORD.

Miss Belle Weaver has returned home from
three months visit with relatives and friends In
New-York and Boston.
Oryille c. Wright OF Trenton. is visiting Mitoro
friends. - -,
NJ. william Weaver and daughter, OF New-York
mr.. Waiting relatives and friends in Milford
DIR. John w. Fair and wife are spending several
weeks with friends near Frenchtown
Mrs O. I, Reading OF Lumbervle. Is visiting her
daughter Mrs Henry C. Boss. In Main-st' MILFORD
s. T.. Cooley has been elected president OF tue ZIP,
,h Jaogua NJ the Milford Methodist Episcopal
Church. . r,,or 10 v,si,,ne
Mrs William siiverhorne Is the guest OF ne. ner
daughter Mrs c. W. II. DERRICK In hache''S'o"''
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Third street a, Me'a
odIst Episcopal Church held tneir last "'ee'"e -"
the nome OF Mrs j. l.. sherman a.. u.,oh,own
Twelve young men. members OF the mi ,hsx
Methodist Church. have organized CLUB anu ae,ins
expect to attend the Ocean Grove camp "ee''"s
this summer.
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NOETCLA'R.

-, ro,, evening the loan exhibition oil pl'tuI'H'
s,o,uarv and objects OF art which VIII De Oh ~
hibition during the coming week WI" We ope"
,r,ate view for cub members and exhibitors oh'y'
p' a., u,..k the public will be admitted by cara
Zen, on Friday and Saturday afternoons "i''" '
ao,.ral public win be admitted. The coiec''o' w"
contain canvases from the hanhs o. t Eerm I Tuly
Inness. Lawrence {. Ear'e' Scott Hartley and
chases Warren Eaton. Of Montclar besides q, ian
other artist The p1 M n @i original
anu rav,nes pen and ink drawings. Original eton n
and collection Of water as6 SHHr The committee
in charge includes Thomas Jefferson nc oio Adams
ey l. Earle Harry E was George b. Frsbe and
rha members OF the Board OF Education and their
ers OF he public schools on Monday evening IN ine
gymnasium which was G aGs ae who is
Accomplished pianist played several es, aceeptaby
b. b. Goode read a number OF seie ,.ad Lave
in the evening refreshments were served
season in the Upper Montclar Congregations IA,
Church tomorrow evening. Papers w h Du n nd
rank Lord A special musical programme VIII oe
given ,. -, ,h Maui
Mrs Bourne state President Of Union ans viii
morrow afternoon. Mrs bourhes au''es' ""' ~
upon Domestic Science. $3.50 -
TIM amateur minstrel performance which was
y,ven in the club hall on Thursday evening proved
Pronounced financial and social success Every ss sea;
y, Us f,ed and the audience greatly en)oyeu ING
FOXES. the majority Of which had decidedly local
flavor. - ,.., s,
A benefit whist for the Mountalnside Hospital anu
l,htSren's Home was held In the M0ntcair CIuD on
Friday afternoon under the direction OF MIS- hn
wis Mrs Doremus. Mrs. Parker. Mrs Arthur
Horton. Miss Devoe and Miss Wits
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS T Taiuse
t,tbeI FULLERTON and Lyman Walker Page on Ihurs-
day' April 50. in the First Baptist Church
An exhibition of the gymnasium classes o. ,ns
Mnn,ciar hubble schools Will be given In the gym
on THURSDAY May Z. under the direction OF the
instructress, Miss Patrick
The Northumberland Officers Association n,r Oh
Company was organized on Monday eVehins
Corporal c. w. Seward was elected president A"o
SERGEANT H. A. Armstrong secretary.