New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
PLAINFIELD.
ARRANGEMENTS IN PROGRESS FOR AN
OTHER BICYCLE PARADE.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR DECORATED WHEELS
AND UNIQUE COSTUMEs-souVENIR BCTIoHe
FOR EVERY RIDER WHO TAKES
HIS PLACE ~ LINE.

FOR EVERY RIDER WHO TAKES
HIS PLACE ~ LINE.
Plainneld Aug (speciaD.-Last weeks bicycle
parade WINS such a fattering success and gave 80
much pleasure 10 the people who witnessed H. ina,
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for another ana
larger parade TO be held on September >. the sat
urday preceding Labor Day 1t will start al D.
m. and It is believed that thousands OF visitors
from towns near by will come to this city to wilt
ness IT.
Souvenir buttons will be given TO all who enter
the parade and there will be special prizes OF SUI
fcient value to attract widespread attention. a
special effort Will be made TO induce cyclists 70 roe
decorated wheels in unique uniforms IL Is a's"
proposed to offer valuable prize for the club
turning out the largest number OF wheemen ana
making the finest appearance in the line Inc
committee in charge Of the necessary arrangements
for the parade is composed OF Edward White j.
Fred" Mcdonald. Horace J. Martin. Richard ..
Stevens Lewis G.. Timpson, H. f. Rider, r. L..
C. Martin c. c. Lister. ". II. Rogers. w l.. Price.
/. B. Woolston. Nate" Ellsworth, NJ F. Elder
ton. r j. Carey and Charles I' Morse.
Miss Kathryn Krymer, conralto soloist or the
choir Of DR.. Madison c. Peterss Church, New
York City. will sing SOLOS at the Y. NJ C. A. meet
Ing Sunday at AIS p m. The Rev DR.. James
f. Riggs. OF New Brunswick, will address the
meeting.
Among the guests at the Revere House are Mr..
and Mrs T. l.. Crawford, Miss Elliot and H. c.
Lucas, Of Orange; W. Grobecker. Mr. and Mrs
II. NJ. Farchild. the Rev. Urlah ID. Gulick. OF
New-York; w r. Meakle and H. b. Belcher. Of
Paterson; Mr. and Mrs W w. Connell and H. l.
Paterson Of Lockport; A. w. w. Evans Miss
Nichols. r. W. Evans and Miss b. F. Evans Of
New Brunswick: w. f. Banks. of Milton. Penn.
l. Il. Denton and son. of Madison; the Rev. Daniel
Evans the Rev Alexander Merritt and F. L. VIII
son.
lIr and Mrs William Crosby, Of vergennes. VI.
have issued invitations to the wedding OF their
daughter. Miss Katherine Crosby. 10 J. William
Gerno. OF Eas, Thrdst, this city The wedding VIII
o'clock at 81 Peters Church, Nergennes, VI.
The Young Mems Christian Association oaseoail
players are making creditable effort 10 give PAIN
derfuly successful far this season. John Mac
Laughlin however, VINO is acting as manager, says
they are not paying expenses Baseball en,nuslasis
appear to have become moro interested In the bicycle
than in the National game .,, y Hall -,
Miss Caroline Hall, daughter OF David r. HAL OF
Central-ave., who has been abroad several years
studying art has Joined her family at Newport
where they are spending the summer .,s,,b-s, has
that ne win deliver few addresses In the interests
Of Mckinley and Hobart while ne is absent.
PARK 65 Hf as week gwen by Paned people we'll
as by visitors from New-York ana otner p.dhc IT,,
Among the arrivals for the week are A. W Esp%er.
William butcher and Mr. and Mrs. mares Mr % Wr.
Mum Of Prookyn: F. H. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lockwood Miss Lockwood William LOCKWOOD FREQ
erick Lockwood, George E. Meludy A. Il baras =
DetHitter. OF Jersey Civ; F NJ Voorhees, and Frank
Bergen OF Elizabeth r. WnGer. OF rroV,Ie"Yyc .
PsTb Ambov: q a Marsh Nj and Mr. Bush;
ne the Misses Bushnell II. D. Busnnel NJ an, ana
Bst,noan the Rev and Mrs George II: Whitney' the
Re-, " c. O'Donnell jr.. and F. E. Marsh