New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
NEWARK.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CITY BAPTIST
UNION.
CITIZEN SOLDIERS TO BE INsPEcTED-THE PRESI-
DENT MAY RECEIVE THE ESSEX COUNTY
MISUNDERSTANDING OF MISS

SAiAHEN ScLDlEtS ~ DE rhI<SA-
DENT MAY RECEIVE THE ESSEX COUNTY
MISUNDERSTANDING OF MISS
MASON AND MR. COBB.
Major General Plume commanding the New-Jer-
sey National Guard, has Issued orders for the
nua inspection Of the two brigades. The inspection
will be made by the inspectors of brigades this
month. The inspection will be by company at
such places within the limits Of the respective
commands) and at such times as the brigade
commanders will direct. In accordance with these
orders General Wanser. commanding the First
Brigade. has fixed dates for the muster OF the
brigade.
The annual tea and offering projected by the
Guild of the Hospital Of ST. Barnabas will be held
in the Hospital, at High and Montgomery sts., on
Tuesday afternoon. from until o'clock
Next Tuesday evening the annual meeting Of the
Newark City Baptist Union Will take place In the
Pedde Memorial Church. beginning at 7:i5 o'clock
There will be an address by the Rev. DR.. X ..
Macarthur pastor Of the Calvary Baptist Church,
OF New-York. on the subject. "Threefold Loyalty
to Country Church and Christ"
The Rev Dr. French president OF the Essex
County Christian Endeavor Union. has received the
following letter in reply to request that President
Cleveland receive a delegation from the New-Jer-
sey Endeavorers during the Washington convention
In July:
Executive Mansion
Washington. April %. 1875.
Rev. ]. Clement French
My Dear Sir: | have your letter OF recent date,
and in reply will say that while. or course III tie
President is here at the time you Indicate ana MS
engagements will permit he will be very glad 10
receive the members OF your delegation TO me
When always Exists as to WHa; his engagements
may be will preclude him from making any ne"''i'e
HENRY r. THURBER. Private Secretary.
The dedicatory services OF the Industrial Home
for Men will be held Friday evening at the
Home No. 100 Orange-st Tho Home Is conducted
by n number OF we-known men. the object being
10 provide temporary lodging and meals for house
lees and destitute men, The Rev. DR. J. Clement
French is president. ard Or. H. Bedeli crane secre
bath and three meals by saving an eghtA OF n
cord OF wood. The Home has been open for
month. during which time 200 men nave De1, &C
commodat ed. There twelve beds IN the Home
The men obliged 10 attend religious worship
each evening
John F. Eelnd and Miss Lille Westerman. daugh-
ter OF Theodore Westerman. were married on lnuis-
day morning in -. Augustlne's Roman Catholic
Cburch The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John c. de Krom. OF the Church OF the Assumption
New-York Many guests were IN attendance al ne
ceremony A reception followed at the nome OF 'he
brides parents. No. TS Orangc-st.
Cobb ir were married at the home OF the brides
mother Mrs Mary Peyion Mason No 10 Central
ave Wednesday night The bride is the only
daughter Of a late Attorney-Generai of MsSiI'ip2, M
The ceremony solemnizod by the Kew Lewis
shreve Osborne. OF Trinity Church.
Miss Margaret Van Nest Smith was married on
Thursday at the house OF her mother. No = fulton-
st. 10 George Van Wagenen Duryee' or New,Btuns-
college New brunswick. father OF the bridegroom.
performed the ceremony.