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COUNTER CHARGES or CROOKEDNESS.

A FORMER HOBOKEN POLITICIAN ARRESTED
THREE TIMES. BUT HE ALWAYS ESCAPES
A lively scene enacted in the Recorders Court
in Hoboken yesterday. when the case Of non-suppor
against Michael Byrnes. formerly a Democratic
politician was called for trial Mrs. Byrnes had
caused the Of her husband on similar charges
on two former occasions. He was acquitted the
first time and discharged the second Corporation
Attorney Minturn and his representative. Alloys
Fenwick not in the court when the case was
called and A. c. Young, Byrnes's lawyer. demanded
the discharge OF the defendant. His motion was
granted Young said that Byrnes had been APP
preached by outside Of the court, who told
him that he could fix the case so there would be no
trla.
Mr.. Fenwick arrived after this announcement had
been made and said that he not aware that tho
case had been set down for trial on that day. and
he was indignant that 1t was dismissed In his alb
sence. Fenwick asserted that the jury which heard
testimony Oh the first charge of non-support made
against Byrnes packed" and he intimated
strongly that the jurors who secured for yes
terday's trial were all friendly to the defendant
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NEW-BRUNSWICK.

The members Of the boat club met on Saturday
evening to devise plans for the coming year A
committee consisting OF Professor f.. W. McGann
Henry n. Stevens. Joseph Fisher Dr. Frank l..
Hindu. Morris McGrath and Alfred Van Nest
appointed to take supervision.
The Irish drama 'Donnybrook" will be given In
Columbia Hall on next Tuesday evening by the
St. Peters Church Amateur Dramatic Society. A
cast OF Unknown amateurs Is named
A select musical and literary entertainment
given In Association Hall on Friday evening for the
benefit of the Humane Society
Miss Nereide Il. Gilmore Tuesday evening
tertained II party OF young people in honor Of her
cousin. William Gilmore. who is visiting In this
city
Christian Endeavor night Yves observed on Thurs
day evening at the First Presbyterian Church. In
this city. Delegates were present from many OF the
societies In Mtddi~sex County. An attractive pro-
grlmne was arranged for the occasion.
The fifth recital In the series for the benefit OF the
Rutgers College Athletic Association given In
kirkpatrick Chapel Wednesday evening Pro-
lessor Edward L. Barbour he Ad Of the elccutionary
dcpa ment OF Rutgers read selections from David
Copperhed" The glec and mandolin clubs rendered
a few pieces
The Rev r. II. Joyce. rector Of Christ Fpscopll
Church. has been granted q six months leave Of
absence on account OF Ill health, The Rev. E. W.
Ccssns will have charge Of the church services dur.
lnx the rsctoy's absence.
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RUTHERFORD.

The annual election at the Union Club on tues
aay night proved far more interesting to the mem
bers than the contest for borough oincais' o''e
hundred and thirteen were cast In to'ai
membership Of 80, and some OF the contes's "e''
close The officers elected are: President Nafi 'o"
Hartz. yice-presldent r. b. Beaumont; secretary
u stoddard ir; treasurer. ". II. stevens; gov
ernars NJ W Halves and c. A. Goodspeed.
Al the meeting in behalf OF the Armenian suffer-
orc in the Flr.r PRESBYTERIAN Church on THURSDAY
night. the Rev Or. L. a. Buckley presided ana
those who spoke were the Rev. F. ID. Greene Oh
New-York: Miss Rebecca Rekarian young Ar
menian: the Rev George II. Badger the Kew hu-
ward j. Cooper and Edward j. Luce cohee'ioh
was made for the Armenian relief iund; ior Will W.,
ali the Rutherford churches and sunday schoois
are working zeaousy 10 raise money $1,000,
Sergeant Robert 4. Drummer. recently eiecteu
second Lieutenant OF Company L. "a Reslnen..
passed a successful exam nation on Ihuis ua'
night. ..-.,,. .,,.,h ,.;,,
The dedication OF the new Methodist church VIII
take place early next month. and the Official poaru
Of the church has extended unanimous eau lot
The return OF the Rev. c. l.. Mead. -
\ handsome picture OF Abraham Lincoln nas
been presented 10 the Lincoln League. the local Ne
publican organization by President Clinton ID. Her
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IIACKENSACK.

Members Of the Oritani Field Club have organized
series OF Saturday evening informal dances
which are held In the new hall and are largely at
tended.
Mr. and Mrs Cornell T. Demarest. OF Myers-st
have issued Invitations for the marriage OF their
two daughters, Ada Louise. TO Frank Alderman.
and Minnie May to Ezra W. Petty, jr The inter-
estinC double ceremony will take place on the even
ing OF March ..
Waterman Hoberton. we'll known at one time as
q salmon fisherman and hunter for big game and
az an artist is preparing for an exhibition Of his
pictures at Conroy's No. 80 Broadway. New-York
Aprl 10 .,
The Hackensack Club held it's annual meeting
last week and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent f. +. Washburn: Independents. g. W. Storm
and C. ". Berlan: secretary. w. j. Andrus treas
urer Warren Lozler: Governing Committee. George
4 Brinkerhon, W. L. Ammermann, Edwin Acker-
4 missionary tea OF unusual interest was given
by the Woman's Missionary Society OF the Second
Reformed Church Friday afternoon. when an
address was delivered by Margaret f. Sangster
Editor OF "Harpers Bazaar
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RAYON%E

Company I. ith Regiment. \. @. " j.. took part
on Friday evening the drill of the Third Battalion
at the Jersey CITY armory. on Monday evening
the command will hold an important business
meeting. 800
Under the direction OF Professor William Tile
the Bayonne Musical Society Is rehearsing the
oratorlo The Messiah" for production In the
First Reformed Church April 80.
The newly organized Bayonne Checker Club is IN
creasing In membership. The first series OF cham
plonship games arranged for the clubs crack play
ers has been finished
Miss Marge iinbre. of Avenue c and West Sixth
st. entertained the pupils OF her class In me Fist
Reformed Church Sunday school on Tuesday even
Ing.
a course OF lectures on Good Citizenship
by prominent platform orators has been arranged
by the Bayonne Good Government Association
The programme as thus far settled Is as follows
Monday evening. March 49, The Alphabet or Good
Government" by the Rev Charles y Woodruff. Or
Paterson in the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Monday evening, March 80. Cooperation Among
Good Citizens" by the Rev. John l.. Scudder: Of
Jersey city. in the FIRST Reformed Church. The
Rev s. Parker Ca1man. OF New ork. ana the
Rev s. Edward Young OF Newark VIII lecture
during April.
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LONG BRANCH.

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. +. Kahn entertained at dinner
on Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cohen. Of Rotter.
dam. Holland Mrs. l. X. We'll. OF Wllamsport
Penn, and Mr.. Mrs. II. NJ. Lowensten. OF
New-York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Suits visiting their son.
r. VI. Suits. in Baltimore. Md.
Four hundred people attended the lunch-bcx
sociable. entertainment and dance given by Com
pany b. 81 Regiment. at the Town Hall on Monday
evening.
The masquerade I'D Tuesday evening at the
home Of Edward b. Baisdell one Of the lead
ing social affairs OF the season. Two hundred
guests present
Sea Side Court. Order Of Foresters Of America,
was instituted on Friday evening with fifty charter
members by Grand Chief Ranger ]. W. Bennett and
his STAFF.
Ladies' Temple Of the Knights OF thu Golden
Eagle will be organized in this city within the
next two weeks.
The twenty fourth anniversary Of Ocean Lodge,
No s., Knights OF Pythias, its annual roll call ana
the presentation OF gold past chancellor's Jewel
by the Grand Lodge OF New-Jersey to Colonel z:
V. N. Wilson. OF this city, was witnessed BY t0
people on Tuesday evening at Castle Hail.
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NORTH HUDSON.

Edward KOCH jr. Of Charles-st West Hoboken'
was rendered a farewell reception by the Amerlcus
Athletic Association At Selles's Hall on "Wednesday
night
The first anniversary reception Of Onward Circle,
of Union Illll held at Ruth's Hall on Wednesday
night. was an extremely successful affair. The
officers OF the circle are Edward y. Duer. prcsi-
dent: F. Fuchs vice president; j. Chauncey secre-
tarv. y Bruggeworth. treasurer; l.. kudal, SER
ccant-at-arms: Villain Hearter. assistant serg amt
alarms -. ,
The Union I'M Alumni Association gave Its initial
reccution AT the High School "Wednesday evening
PRINCIPAL Ortel. many OF the teachers ana me ma
tori,y Of the members OF the Board o. Education
were present. Among the guests were MI ana
Mrs f. W Raoiz. Albert Senans, MISS "alace'
NJ ] King Mss A. Resenbergcr. g. Van worst
Miss F. Fritz DE Witt McCrosky. Mss BiGsns'
clarence Walker. Miss l.. Eal;z, charles Emery
Miss \ Uurnbaum and Edward Hollander
The third reception OF the New durham SociiI
club al Walhaum's Casino, on Wedn's niy even
trg was well attended, despite the bad weather
Mir Ualstead. MIR Gymar. Miss Waipaum. V;to
Walbauu Mis- Meyer, Miss Baker. George NC
Causland ard Miss Curran were among the NUMBER
III r Chamberlln gave an illustrated lecture at
ibn Union Place Methodist Episcopal Church mon
lin on Tuesday evening under the auspices OF the
Epworth League.
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MONTCLAIR.

Tho Montclar Club announces the following
Monday evening entertainments: March &c. the New
York Philharmonic Club; April s. Easter dance:
April 20 new picture play by Alexander Black.
author OF Miss jerry.
The Montcair chapter of the Daughters OF the
Revolution held interesting meeting on Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. 7. NJ. Soue In
Park-st
The Young Mems Christian Association held
peasant members meeting Tuesday evening.
when the Red and Blue contest for member
ship was inaugurated. Supper served by Mrs
Robert Davis Miss Ferris. Mrs +. NJ. Soue, Miss
Miller Mrs Case and Mrs. zimmerman Speeches
were made by j. G. MacVckar. Mr.. zimmerman.
Mr. Hamond and the Rev Mr.. Meade.
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson entertained the members
OF the Wednesday Afternoon Club at her home In
Hawthorne Place last week. The subject, "Elec-
tricty" was in charge Of Mrs. Greene.
Mrs Summer OF Orange Road. entertained a num-
Der OF her friends al cards Tuesday evening
Union services will be held in the First Presby-
terrain Church Sunday evenings. March 10 and %. In
preparation for the evangestical services which will
shortly be conducted by the Rev. b. Fay Mills.
Mr. and Mrs H. II Spies, Of MountaIn-ave.. have
gone to the Bermuda Islands where they Will re-
main until April
The Amherst College Dramatic Society will pre-
rent THE Rivals In tho clubha on Tuesday. April
7 The play has been especially cut and adapted for
the collegans by Joseph jefferson. dance will fol-
low the falling Of the curtain.
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IiOBOKEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l. Bovine gave reception
at their home IL Carden-st. on Wednesday evening.
Progressive euchrc was the Amusement until re-
freshments were served IL o'clock. after which
q fine musical programme was rendered and dane
ing enjoyed. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryer. Miss Hoag.
Mr. MacNeal, OF New-York; Miss Drake, Of New
Hamburg Mr. and Mrs. T.lson. Of New Rochelle:
Mr. and Mrs. James Bovine. OF Rutherford; Mr..
and Mrs Tuhi Miss Marks. Mrs Oddly. Misses
Dorothy and Clara Tuthi,l and Messrs. Grill and
Adeberg
The Hoboken Teachers Association held an inter
esng session In the hall Of Public School. No 8. on
Wednesday evening An address on the HE and
work of Pestaozzi delivered BY Professor
Ortel principal OF the Union Hin schools. bus-
ness meeting followed the lecture at which rcso-
luton was adopted expressing regret at the loss OF
State Superintendent A. B. Poland and thanking
him for the good work he has done In the interest
OF education In the State. 49,
At q meeting Of the congregation or the IFs'
Presbyterian Church, held on Wednesday evening.
r. A. Dawson was elected trustee to I'LL the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation OF q. a. HoInger
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ELIZABETH.

Elizabeth Lodge. No $50 order OF Elks will have
a social session to-n'orrCw night In which the Ms
sonary Band OF Lodge No J. OF New-York. Will
take a leading part Exalted Ruler George A.
Squire, of Elizabeth Lodge. will preside at the
opening OF the meeting. and Arthur C. Moreland
OF New-Yorl Lodge VIII take charge OF the social
session
The first dinner of the Friendly Sons OF ST. Pat
rick. which Will be he'd in Queens Hall on Tues
day night promises to be a brilliant affair. The
committee Is overwhelmed with applications for
tickets, but the list Is filed. The toasts will be
responded to by James T.. Marine. of Planield
Prosecutor Fred c. Marsh. ex-City Attorney Con-
molly, ox-Asscmblyman Matthews exPresident
Ryan, OF the City Council: Judge Gilhooly and AS
sstant Prosecutor Frank II. Dunn. About hun
dred guests VIII take part in the celebration.
Women's Christian Temperance Union, No. 2. held
a parlor meeting and afternoon tea on Friday at
the home Of Mrs. l.. II. Noe No. % Elm-st.
The Ladies' Missionary Circle, OF the Third Pres
byter.an Church gave a delightful entertainment
Friday night at the church chapel. The AFFAIR
of a musical and literary character.
A Shakespeare entertainment was given in the
lecture-room Of the Central Baptist Church last
Friday evening THE Merchant OF Venice was
read and there number OF musical seec-
tons
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WHY HE SEEKS THE NOMINATION.

JOHN c. Elsie SAYS MAYOR IEBKUECHEE TOLD
HIM HE WOULD NOT BE CAN
DIDATE FOR REFLECTION.
John c. Esee has addressed letter to THE Re-
publicans Of the City of Newark, In which he says:
Il only became candidate for Mayor after state
ment made to me personally by the present Mayor
that he would not be a candidate for reelection.
With this understanding entered the contest with
the iaudable purpose of being elected Mayor OF the
city of my nativity. Having done so, do not In
tend that any misconstruction OF my motives or pur
poses shall go unchalenged. ! am not a candidate
in the interest of any other person nor Will with
termine that some other man must be It's nominee
| am not seeking the support of any interest or
faction cooperative or political. and Will, II elected.
be just to al. and in all ways within my power VIII
endeavor to give to the city good government and TO
restore to my party internal harmony.
The Democratic city primaries OF Newark VIII be
held on the evening of Tuesday. March 81, and the
city convention the evening OF Thursday. April
9 in the Kruger Auditorium. James ". Seymour
VIII be the Democratic candidate for Mayor.
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JERSEY CITY.
WEDDINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS KEEL
SOCIETY IN A FLUTTER.

THE KEEFE-DAvIs NUPTIALs-Miss MANI
TORS LEcrURE-THE SYMPHONY soc'Eli
coNcERr-wHIsT AND EUcHRE PARTIES
Mice CaroI,ne Keefe of this city. was marrieu re-
oor,,v nv the Rev DR.. Brett, to Bayls DAVIS VI
Somerset Mass Among the guests Wete w.. a.,
Mrs. Frank Reed Mr.. and Mrs W. II. ooone ~.
and Mrs j. p Speer. Mr.. and Mrs Aiper. Den",'s
Mr. and Mrs George Dentz. Misses sane coo''e
Hannah Birmingham, LILY CAIRNS T''' D"''
Messrs Speer and Smith.
Miss Mary Proctor gave an Interesting lecture VI
"Glant Sun and His Family, AT Schooi NO. 40, va
Tuesday night. An informal reception was a,.e.
ward rendered the lecturer by Mrs' waiter ''"
of Ocean-ave. ,. aro
rrenaring a New-Engand supper 10 be gwen at '"e
summit Avenue Baptist Church. on March 10.
The symphony Society, o. New-Jerses, "e'' 40
first concert at Pohlmanns on sunday his"'' INC
society was assisted by Mr.. Derschurch iroi" .'e
ROYAL Court Theatre. Dresden. Mile FlaVie van
No., ,.ond ,io,oncel.ist and the Arion chorus
The programme was an eXoe''e"' o"e' -"N
mirably carried out .- c,,, $500,
The Ladies' Afternoon Duplicate Whist Club met
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. W. " Condict' mere
were nresent Mrs George T Werts. Mrs smith ~
Maekey Mrs Marry MIC Mebr 1scrs MFs Sheriff. Mrs
Samuel Negus Mrs Henry Trapnagsih;
LAST Frday evening Judge and Mrs Jonathan jonathan
Dixon, of Jersey-ave, entertained 'he H'e"'h
f,uchre Cub. -, itch ,.. , rramber-
The Matinee Euchre Club which mas a MeIhpr , =
ship of sixty. will hold no meetings uur'"s inc
I-enten season . Ill, ,o hos,.ss a
the next meeting of tn Greenvie Matrons ~. h.,
The Criterion Euchre club held rs iorsn,sh hi
meeting Thursday at the home OF Miss Gerardin'
No 294 Fourth-st. , c,, .rh, +,
The Glenwood Progressive Euchre Club assemoi.i
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mrs. Dridses
An elaborate SUPPER served after the games
The Wanser club are issnile WoEcb ?, ,o' '''s
The + j. Dougherty Associate ball VIII take
place on Tuesday night at the Avenue HOUSE.
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MORRISTOWN.

Miss Bryce OF Maccuoch-ave.. has isSuei i'''-
tailors for a card party next Monday
Miss Eta Martin entertained number OF her
,rt,,,s a, her hom. I'm Elm-st last Saturday even-
tho In honor OF Miss BESSIE Rawley OF Yonkers
Mr. and Mrs Joel ". Muchmorc. Of Morris-aVe..
gave a pretty luncheon Wednesday In honor
of Mrs Alice Gulck-Tiletson. OF Milburn VINO -
to be married early In April to Alexander uao' Vi
Kansas city. No. ,
The fourth OF Mrs Julia Reese colless par'ot
talks Will be given at the house OF Mrs Jonn ~
Ior1 in Nadlson-ave The subject viii be 'Iur-
kew Armenia and the Red Cross Society.
The young men OF Mr.. Whites dancing Class gave
a urc:tv recep.on and dance In McAlp'n Han last
Tuesday evening. There were about MY young
people preseni. and all spent most enjoyable
evening. Besides the regular n,eInpr'S vi ~ ~
Whites class there were present Miss Bessie kaw-
lev OF Yonkers: Miss Alnc Poillon and Miss LII
ian SANDS OF New-York Miss Williamson. Miss
Flanders Miss oliver. Miss Smith, d. G. Eibbit: A.
r. ornrn. Mr. Plerson. Mr.. Johnson and Mr. Will
hanson.
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SUMMIT.

The last entertainment Of the Y. NJ c. A. star
course will be given In Association Hall tomorrow
evening BY the New-York Male Quartet, assisted
by Miss Jane Belle Ali. the elocutlorst.
The For,nighty Club met in the Library Building
on Wednesday afternoon. Besides the reading of a
paper some OF the members acted Il few scenes for
tho entertainment OF the club.
L. & Grant Post No. H. G.. A. r.. will give an en-
tertalnment IN Grand Army Hall early In April
The Doe the Nexte Thynge" circle OF the Kings
Daughters Of the Baptist Church gave an art loan
exhibit at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs william f.
Bailey In the Boulevard on Friday evening.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF Miss
Alice D. Porter, OF Brooklyn. and Edwin q. Hotch-
kiss OF Summit. at the home OF the brides parents
March IS go
The annual school election for schc oil trustees will
be held In the schoohouse I'm Sprlngfeld-ave.
Tuesday evening.
ment Tor the benefit OF the Fresh-Air Conva-
ltecent Home early IA April.
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PATERSON.
THE WEDDING OF MISS CLARA BUCKLEY
AND ALFRED PELLINGTON.
cI.UB-BRIr.LIANT RECEPTION AT
ApoI.IlO HALL.

MEETING OF THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT WHIST
cIuB-pRIr.LrANr RECEPTION AT
APoI.LO HALL.
On Monday evening number of young people
spent the time pleasantly with Hamagh Post at
his home in Mercer-s,. They Misses Lizzie
Miller Bertha SLhgland. Minnie Post. Daisy HIN.
Maggie Ill., Alice Babb. Lena Saeteman and
George Babb. John and James Fletcher. Charles
sigel William Connolly. Peter Miller. Irving Post
Robert and Frank Van Kirk and Philip Pfaun-
barker.
The engagement is made known OF Miss May
Bell daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bell OF Broad
way. TO Mr.. Van Ingan. Of New-York
Mrs Henry Van Ripper and her daughter Mira
Ida Van Bussum. OF Bellair. have gone on pleas
ure trip to st, Augustine Fla.
A pretty church wedding came on last sunday
afternoon at Trinity when Miss Clara Buckley
and Alfred Pellnston were united by the Rev.
Charles Douglass. Miss Elizabeth Rusk and James
Pellington were in attendance. Both ladies' looked
charming In their snowy silk and lace gowns.
quiet reception followed at the home o. the brides
mother. in Wayne-ave. at which the guests were
Misses Kate Booth. Maggie Mcleod Mamie Nc
ANillen. Allie Pellington, Gertrude Pelling;on Mrs.
Cunningham, Mrs Post Mr.. and Mrs. James Pei
lngton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson. Mr.. and MrA
John Swift, Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Fgedercks. Mr..
and Mrs. John Taylor. William Parker, Edward
McMullen. Frank Post Daniel Hammond. Joseph
Miss Anabel Van Saum. daughter OF Mr.. and Mira
Albert Van Saum. of Eastsde held a birthday re.
cepton on Thursday afternoon.
The Wednesday Night Whist Club met at the
home OF Miss Duncan, in Main-st.. and enjoyed
pleasant time. Miss Duncan captured the first
ladies' prize and Mrs. Charles Beattie the second
Frank HARRISON won the first prize for men and
W. W. Howe the second
The reception Tuesday evening Of the Progress
Club at Apollo Hall was pronounced success. al
though 1t the maiden effort OF the ambitious
young people forming the club The reception took
the place Of the annual Hebrew ladies' ball. Tho
hall was elegantly decorated with the club colors,
gold and white. In conjunction with artistic
foliage and plant display. The excellent commit.
tee. % whom the pleasure OF the OCCASION was 50
chairman Blume' A. Meyer. L. Kaufman fnln 8.
simon j. Woisnburg NJ Goldsmith. J Baum: 4.
tee,Henry Leon, chairman; l. Simon: s. IL e. FEEDER.
II. Lubelski. G.. liza. NJ. Schooler. ID. Edelman ID.
Aesoman, G. W. FEEDER. j. Bauer, c. NJ. We'll. II.
Katz. T. Fluid. w. Wienman. A. Rhode p. Samp-
ter u. Lefkowtz, L. Sonneborn, B. Barnett, A.
Levy, A. Dreyfuss and ]. Schauker. The officers
of the club Henry Leon, president: Samuel
Bauer epresident; q. NJ. FEEDER. recording score
tary; j. Woenbure, financial secretary; Z. F'ulds
treasurer.
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BOONTOE.

Mr. and Mrs y. ]. Dawson entertained n whist
party at their home Friday evening Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs William Marsh.
Nj and Mrs. William Combs. Mr. and NM
Thomas Capstlck Mr. and Mrs. John Barker. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Boone. Mr.. and Mrs. John Place.
Miss Bessie Dawson. Miss IIela Barker
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Brown. OF this place. Will
give an afternoon tea at their home In Main-st.
Tuesday. The proceeds will be devoted to the
Armenian Fund.
The Y. =. s. G. II. OF the First Presbyterian
Church held their sociabe at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william II. Prall on Friday evening
The Mission Auxiliary Society OF the First Re-
formed Church will celebrate It's fourth anniyer-
siry Wednesday evening. March 49, Mrs Ed
mund - Horton will give lecture
The ladies OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
gave afternoon tea Ia the parlors OF the par
aonage Thursday evening.
One OF the rretticst weddnrs OF the week took
place at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Gordon.
when their daughter. Mes Bertha. became the wife
OF William j. Coles, OF Nonville. The Pew. DR..
Z. 8. Jan!son, Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. ofnciatsd After the ceremony q reception
took place q Mrs. 0ordou's homo.