New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
PLAINFLELD.
A NEW HOME FOR THE HILLSIDE TENNIS
AND GOLF CLUB.
THE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS FESTIVAL A SUCCESS
IN SPITE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


IN SPITE OF MISUNDERSTANDING
TON OF THE PLAINFIELD COUNCIL OF
THE DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The midsummer nights carnival that was 70
have been held on Tuesday night was failure on
that night on account of the storm bat It's success
on Friday night was marked, and there was niue
to regret on account OF the postponement. the
parade was witnessed by many thousands OF resi-
dents Of this city and nearby towns
The plans Of Evarts Tracy for handsome ciub-
house for the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club have
been chosen as being the best suited to the clups
needs and all that now remains to be done BEFORE
the house IL started IL to arrange for the bonoihg
NJ the club One Of the new bylaws OF the cluD
says that there shall be no playing on the tennis
courts or go.f links of the club on Sundays.
The guests at the Revere House held their second
euchre party on Wednesday evening. The nrst
women's prize was won by Mrs. George b. DC
Revere second prize by Mrs. II. c. Plass Harry
Halsey received the first mems prize and ID. f.
Harbaugh the second prize. Tho consolation prize
was won by Quincy Boise. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Pass. Mr. and Mrs. II. r.
Halsey Mr. and Mrs. George g. De Revere. Mr
and Mrs D. f. Harbaugh. Mr. and Mrs Boise
Mrs Henry Brevoort, Mrs. Roome. Mrs. Fowler
Miss Belle Haisey. Miss Maud Fowler. J. Hamilton
Jarray jr. Harry Halsey and Herbert Pass.
The Bayonne Wheelmen announce a century run
this city on August ~, anu VIII 5>'' " 7"'~'
bug.e to the club having the largest NUMBER OF
survivors
The Plainfeld Council OF the Daughters OF Amer
lea will be Instituted next Tuesday evening. The
following officers have been elected Junior past
councillor Mrs. Mary e. Stevens assistant past
councillor Mrs NJ. NJ Firstbrook; councillor q. D.
Martin: assistant councillor. Mrs. T. S. Riker vice.
councillor Mrs c. s. Page assistant yce-coun6ilior
+. w. Leland; recording secretary, MISS i Jonn-
son: assistant recording secretary, MISS n Jonn-
son; financial secretary, Mrs. r. n. Maths; treas
urer Mrs Il. l. Moore: conductor Mrs A. NC
Comas; warden. B. L.. Webster; inside senti i.:
trustees Mrs r. s. Riker, eighteen months; g. >
Martin. twelve months; Mrs. A; r. Randolph SIX
months: representatives TO the State Council. Mrs
NJ r. Stevens and Mrs NJ NJ. Frstbrook; proxies.
G.. s Martin and Mrs r. s. Riker.
The eleventh annual report OF the PIalnneld
that In the last year 794 garments have been con,
trbuted to this society of prominent Plainheld
women, and distributed follows: Muhlenberg
Hospital, 81; Chidren's Home, S6 Hope chapel, 80;
Trinity Reformed Missionary box. S: Baptist Home.
Newark 49, Home for Destitute Girls. New-nork,
IA private cases 1856 reserve stock. 2S The oiirers
Of the guild are; President, Mrs Van Nest Tall
mage: vice-presdent. Mrs. c. f. Ryder; secretary
and treasurer. Mrs J. Parker Mason; directors,
Mrs II. c. Adams. Mrs. F. r. Andrews. Mrs. j L.
Baker Mrs G. b. Corwln. Mrs. g. L. Dupee, Mrs
s p Dunn Mrs c. f. French. Mrs. A. f. Faber.
jr Mrs G. b. Gross. Mrs A.; II. Lewis; Mrs.
Charles Lawson; Mrs. o B. Le ,}Iua Mrs j.
c. Souires. Mrs s r. Struthers. Mrs B. J. Shrieve,
Mrs Van Nest Talmage. Mrs. J. r. Tracy. Mrs L.
" Ta:mage and Miss Florence Tweedy.