New-York tribune., 1896-11-29
PLAINFIELD.
A PRETTY WEDDING AT THE HOME OF
MIR. AND MRS JOHN OTTO.
FAIR OF THE " TOR ORDER y. A. M-ENTER-
TAINMENTs BY KINGS DAUGHTERS AND

TAINMENTs BY KINGS DAUGHTERS AND
THE UNION 6 'NTY COUNTRY CLUB.
pretty and profitable fair has been in progress
during the last week In the old Crescent League
Club house under the auspices of the Junior order
OF United American Mechanics. The hall was
handsomely decorated. and msny attractions were
offered for the enjoyment of the crowds that pat
ronized the fair Those who had charge OF the sew
eral departments and the management OF the Ialr
r.. r.. Pope. jr chairman; H. NJ. Cooke. secre-
tary: Isaac Squires. treasurer: John '. Beekman.
floor manager; w C. Force first assistant: ID. V.
Force, second assistant: Ephraim Compton. +. a
Long L. NJ Lunger W. Hartpence. H. r. Thorn.
A. Wilson. s. G. Terry. jr., H. l.. Webster. L. I.
Townley and A. G. Adams. Reception Committee.
Mrs Emily Banta Brooke. soprano OF tho Cres-
cent Avenue Church. will sing for the last time IN
tho choir to-day. Her resignation takes enect on
December !.
The benevolent. Band OF Kings Daughters Will
hold n unique entertainment In the Y. VI. c. A Hall
on December 4. at p. M. IL Will consist OK con-
cor, and reci,atons. followed by an operetta en-
titled "The Grasshopper Sat on the Sweet Potato
Vine" II will be conducted by Charles Lewis OF
tho Crescent Avenue Church choir. Several promi-
nent society young men 10 take part IN Inc
operct,a Tho artists for the entertainment arc
Minnie Marshall Smith. reciter; Miss Udele. violin
.st; Mrs Charles Lewis. accompanist; Charies
Lewis barytone: Frank J. Smith. accompanist-
Some time ago the Unitarian Society extended n
call 10 the Rev A. c. Nicholson. OF Exeter, y. H.
A, the service on Sunday morning Mr.. Patton read
a letter received from Mr.. Nicholson. In which tho
latter accepted the call He VIII enter upon his
duties on January
nrot,v homo wedding took place Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Otto.
Their daughter. Miss Annie +. Reusch. became the
wife OF Philip G. Mite. The parlor was decorated
with ferns poticd plants and chrysanthemums. AZ
ga O'clock In bridal pariy entered the parlor while
~ T.,h. wedding
by Miss Irene Day. 1hey were precsus,u % @ ilsS
Edna Rcusch OF South Orange. and MISS l'zze
Rosch Of punellcn as flower girls Miss Georgine
Reusch Of Crawford. the bridesmaid ana Iharles rs
De Graw Of thiS cy ,e 6eSb by NAH Tho Rev Frank
Fletcher pastor of the New Market Baptist Church,
brocaded satin trimmed VITA white chiffon. and shc
carried a bouquet Of ysanthemums AMONG th9so
sephlne Reusch. Mr.. and Mrs; Joseph Mite. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Day. Mr.. and Mrs; William Far
pe Mrs L. Danz. Mr.. and Mrs L,enan' sh Miss Miss
Angie Warren. Miss Irene Day. Miss Mabel Stu,ts ,ir
and saHy Bay Bay M M Of and Mrs Paul Rcusc the
Misses Josephine and Katie Trust. George trust; si
Miss Pauline williams Of DunelIen; Mr. IN 9nd L:si Mrs.
Charles sieinsr Joseph Mnrsn Mnni strz tho
annie &g Snse ss bsker sres Msn cs MaSsi "d % M"
suer strand Miss May smith Miss Laura Powers. Miss
S,sin Of plainiel: H. r Greenwood. OF IIoboken
Preparations being made tor me produc'aV, n,n,
~ "iaS'c'' under the auspices VI .ii' 'h'" u,'
Country Club at the Casino. on December .. Inc
following are the characters:
Captain Hawree Cers Tk
EEsGgy Esoles ;:rrisc. Frederick " was
George Alroy I,rrtInyton
Marcus de Naur. Mis-, iS,u.sc IA n,o,.
POLY EGelcs: Mrs L. Saunders
Basket ball has become prominent feature m
r. a circles A series OF games has been
,rra,nced , by the local Y. NJ c. A. teams manager
uhich nromise TO be Interesting to Planfeld people.