New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
NEWARK.
THE KINDERGARTEN CLUES MEETING.

A DINNER FOR GRADUATES OF THE NEWARK NOR
MALscuoor.-CIIRIsTIAN ENDEAvOR SOCIETIES
PREPARING FOR THE NATIONAL coNvEN-
TIoN-GOssIP IN SOCIETY CIRCLES.
A meeting Of the kindergarten Club was held
Thursday at the house Of the vlce-prssident, Mss
Goodwin Reports showed that the results Of the
annsal made 10 the public not encouraging.
I. was decided 10 urge the appeal for small amounts
The club determined carrying out its intention
OF opening free kindergartens In the fal ana 70 DO
this rae summer months must be well employed III
collecting funds A committee was appointed 10 IN
form the Board of Education that the offer OF the
use Of rooms in public school building would De
accepted and the Board will be asked 10 name such
buildings AS will be available. Another committee
| was Amounted 70 confer with the trustees OF the
| Second Presbyterian Church with view 10 CO.
ooeratng with them in the free kindergarten whica
the church will open in October, in the Jay Street
| Mission.
The Newark German Pioneer Society held its an
nual meeting on Wednesday night, and elected the
following officers: President John Oto vice-presi-
dant Philip Mayer; recording secretary. Louis
Fr,einsfeld: financial secretary F. A. Adler treas
urer Carl Koch: ensign, J. Kiefer; Executive COM
mtttee J. V Dusc Louis Rrening and C. Bauer.
The alumni OF the Newark Public High School
held its sixth annual session at Jacobys. NO @2
Rroad-st.. on Wednesday night. This organization
fs
mon. OF the school. The following officers were
elected George V Tucker. SO, president Arthur J.
rrhou4s 90 vice president: Herbert L. Thowles. ~
secretary. and William p. Smith, 80. treasurer.
These were added the Executive Committee:
Victor Benatar. 81; Joseph j. Fersg, 80; Harry r.
Havell, 81: Fred Keller 49, "aCso" AieeiSo'' '''
ana Thomas Il. Benton, 70 ,,,, F.. ,,.
Thlrtv-three young women eligible for appoint
,,nnt a. teachers, who were graduated from me
Wewark Normal and Training scaool. celebrated
the occasion by dinner at Davis ast dnu aay
isS
nrTnrinal Of the school class organization was
Mss FAN tGg,se Caseg was Ts
catherine Cauheld secretary and Mss Grace scott
| treasurer - par., ., ~. Fra, AID n tho
IRE, inr society met at Jacobys Hall on Monday
night and two classes were up Tor ne purpos o,
raenivtne instructions to how 10 take care or an
irtnred uerson before the arrival OF physician
The womans class VII meet al le 81 or nT
r e. and to make further arrangements for
the Carrying out OF It's work DIT +. r w MoTi was
lp = Elliott OF New-York State medical ex-
a% %ss Swiss shooting societies of Newark and New
w Rave formed an association for mutual benent
and elected these Officers
Pnss Never Of New-York; treasurer Albert Dued-
endorer. OF Paterson Finance COMMITTEE Nessrs
Herr OF I1terary Society has elected the fol-
The ir Ofcsrs Henry l. pitt president Charles
10 iIn,ssrgrund vcepresdent; George A. Flannsan
secretary; Walter Nufet treasurer. An evening oi
reao. nsIabe for the 'stay-at-Homes IS being ar
-anaed by the members OF the committee ana inc
I I,,trarv Society OF the y. VI. c. A:
The Beeve Reformed J. r > e. Z; h ana as sne
rnworth League will hold union service 'h'S ever"
M In the Reformed Church. - : = = .,a 10,
The Emmanuel Reformed y wcanes5ay evening" ns'a
alu he following officers were elected Presdent
VII" n McEvoy: vice-presidens nurnst' ana MES
yy.ahsIle Parker: secretary, & l. "oi"' "casu'ei
The Fifth Baptist Y: T. he'd us closing sing
social p poe on patriotic Songs were read by
N ,2is McMoran Mss Jennie Patton MISS jennie
I'm, and Alexander Johnson .,.,,., b.. ~
h The Young Mems Christian Association has re-
ceiyed request from the ae % H ,he new build
Pers q S' the mems meeting at o'clock to-day
IN the rooms Of the pa acnre,ss and
rii p es ne r. II Carton WI deliver An address