New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
PLAINFIELD.
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT NEAR
AT HAND.
THE ROMANTIC MARRIAGE OF MISS ROWLAND
AND MIR. FLANDERS-ELECTION IN THE
MONDAY AFTERNOON CLUB-soClETY

THE ROMANTIC MARRIAGE OF AiSS ho"hHN
AND MR. LANDERs-ELEcTIoN IN THE
MONDAY AFTERNOON CLuB-SoClETf
NOTES OF INTEREST.
The last meeting for the year of the Monday
Afternoon Club will be held on May Is Al the
annual election held last Monday the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs. W. H. Ster-
ling; vice presidents Mrs W. +. Lowe, Mrs. Is. W.
Shreve Mrs. F.. d. Mccarthy; treasurer, MISS
Julia s. Scrbner; corresponding secretary MIS-
Charles lawson recording secretary, Mrs ROBERT
Lowry. Mrs d. w. Pond was the unanimous
choice for delegate TO the annual meeting OF the
General Federation of Women's Clubs TO be held
in Louisville May a.
Among the people planning a trip TO Europe In
the near future are the family Of c. F. Abbott, OF
Central-ave.; Mrs. John Clapp and her daughter
of Mercer-ave, and Messrs. Harry and Raymon
Magic of Orchard Place
The Ladies' Christian Work Society OF the trinity
Reformed Church held its annual meeting on Mon
day and elected these officers to serve another year
Mrs c. Schenck, president; Mrs. H. A. MeeKer,
first vice-presdent: Mrs. Seaman Williams seconu
ce-president Mrs. A. NJ. Gillern. third vice-Pres-
dent; Mrs c. Frank French. secretary; Mrs. 1. H.
Hazell treasurer Mrs Schenck and Mrs Meeker
were reelected. The fifteenth anniversary Oh .ne
society will be celebrated on Sunday evening IN 'he
church and an address win be delivered siD oy '"e
Rev Mr. Cantine. native or Arapia'
Charles ~ Flanders. OF Scotch Plains was At
ried TO Miss Fannie Rowland on sunday egehi'iS a.
the home Of the bride in Scotch Plains inc ~e al
ding was a quiet one. The Rev Mr. True, oi ~.
Saints Protestant Episcopal Church periora r oId
ceremony The groom Is nearly seventy years gss
and he bride Is about ten years MS Junior; ~
Rowland was negotiating with Mr.. FLANDERS ior w. me
renting of his house when they became acquaihIeu;;
They are spending few days In Phladelpnla, anu ~
on their return will live at Mr. fiahueiss "' "
Fulton-st. ~,
The annual commencement exercises OF the tis'
school are already demanding the attention OF 'ne ne
school trustees as we'll as the graduates; anu a.
this last weeks board meeting the foiownY, oJ mr
mIttee, on arrangements were named han; ~;
Jenkins; police, Mr.. Abbott; music, MI LoVg!l anu
DR. Probasco; programmes and tickets Mr ds for
hurry: ushers MIR Clark. The selection OF JUDGES tol
the different competitions was made ana II was ,So
decided to give the women chance on 'nsse Soi.,
mtees to award the prizes They TerH cf nor ne
iish composition Mrs " Richards M gGs United
States history, Superintendent H. NJ Maxs3n; v lor
nenmanship the Rev. c. r. Herring. Dr. IS. van
II Hedges and W. X. Coddngton.
A fair-szed audience greeted Mrs: f. B; Horton,
Of Crawford, in the chapel of the Crescent Avenue
Church Tuesday evening and listened aItemtvr
TO her lecture on Historic Paris and me treasures
of the Louvre" The lecture was accomPanhe sne eE
siereoptlcon Views and was given Tor the pe"eh'
of the BOYS Mission Band.