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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
BAYONNE.

Miss Mary J. Donohue. principal OF Public SchoA
No. T. of this city, has been appointed by the New.
Jersey State Teachers Association as a member q
the Teachers Retirement Fund Committee TO repre-
sent the With Congress District.
Professor Thomas p. Swift will give illustrated
lecture, entitled The Tower OF London" In the
par!ors OF the First Methodist Episcopal Church
next Tuesday evening.
Commencing with the last mass this forenoon.
Catholic Church will observe their annual forty
hours OF devotion.
y Mrs James H. Perine. Of No. ses Hudson County
at an afternoon tea al her home last Friday.
The second OF a course OF free lectures arranged
by the newly organized Mems League of the First
Reformed Church was given on Thursday evening.
The lecturer the Rev. DIR. Farrar of Brooklyn.
His subject was: From the Statue of liberty 60
the Golden Gate"
The Junior Chapter Of the Epworth Learue con.
nseted with i, the Bergen Point Methodist Episcopal
day evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
l.. Lord, of West Sixth-st
Announcement has been made Of the betrothal Of
Miss Hannah Booth. the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred W., Booth. Of West 6ixth-st 20 ~
Wilbur Paret. OF Orange
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YOUNGSTOWN.

Mrs william Prall Thompson entertained the
Euchre club at her home in Maple-ave on Wednes-
day
Mr. and Mrs John O. II. Pltney have opened their
country home in Madison for "A few days.
Mr. Louis r. Hutton. Of this city. will sail next
"Wednesday With party Of NewYork friends for a
four weeks stay In bermuda
Nlas Mary Spencer, who has been absent from her
homo most OF the W inter-. has returned for few
Iavs nm, will give up her house this spring and re-
move from Morrsiown
The last meeting % the Bowling Club. organized
bv Miss Jessie johnson, was held on Tuesday even
ing Mr. and Mrs. BrIudiey offered prizes for the
largcst scores. They were awarded To MISS Annie
IloWland Ford and Arthur Johnson.
tn ninth annual convention of the Morris County
Christian Endeavor Union will be held al Madison
uIs. W,idich Will sail for London the steamer
Nohawk an March H. The length OF her stay Is I'M
cerf,iu hut win probably Inst at least a year.
Mrs. lula X eesc coless third parlor talk on Cur
| The Present Condition of the Eastern Continent.
and viii be given at the house OF Mrs Wynant
Vandnrnoal In South-st, next Monday afternoon.
The y f. $ G. T.. OF the South Street Prcsby-
terIan Church will hold missionary meeting In
the church this evening. The services VIII be ad-
dressed by Mr.. Waters and James b Cochran. OF
princeton College. w5o will speak on foreign mis-
sions -, -.
Eden Tissue Mills at Whippany. to II. G. Reynolds.
Tho Miami comprises four mill buildings OF brick.
eigh, dwelIIng houses two barns. q machine shop,
lbs acres Of lnnd, through which runs tho Whip.
pany River with . fall on the property OF u fsst
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ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

The annual meeting and election OF officers OF the
Womans Literary Club of Arlington will take place
Tuesday. Mrs f. T. Slebers, the executive OF
the club has been urgently requested 10 again
preside that she has allowed her name to be placed
In nomination. and In all probability her election
will be unanimous.
Carnival night In the Arlington club has always
been made the chief affair of the social season.
and this year. under the management OF Mrs G.. l..
Wiley. the occasion will be made more brilliant
than ever before. Nearly OF the children
have been specially trained in dances by Professor
oscar Duryea. OF New-York The list OF patron
esses includes almost every prominent society
woman IN Arlington The dance takes place In the
clubhouse Wednesday night.
The Arlington Athletic Association has about
concluded its lease OF large tract OF land near
Kearny-ave, and Will at once begin the erection
of Il grandstand. The grounds viii be inclosed as
soon as the frost Is out OF the ground The plans
OF the association include the construction OF a
cinder track and other accommodations for out
door sports James r. Dennis. manager OF the ba Sc
ball team. has already signed some players. The
grounds Will be opened about DECORATION Day
and the first game Will be with either the Cuban
Giants or the Newark League team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
OCEAN GROVE IMPROVEMENTS.

Ocean Grove March (SpeciaD.-The Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association held an important
meeting yesterday. The question Of beach pro-
lection and a trolley road through the Grove were
discussed at length For some time past the Bemar
Railway Company has sought entrance into the
town. All kinds of inducements have been offered.
and the advantages Of a summer trolley were set
forth by the projectors to the members Of the asso
citation. No definite conclusion was reached but II
is probable that a railway will be built. governed
entirely by the restrictions and regulations OF the
association A committee will report on the matter
shortly The association decided to build additional
jettes along the beach front at once. In order to
protect the famous boardwalk and the bgm no from
already been expended on the beach front in
jettes Yesterdays plan will entail large ex-
penditure, but the beach will be saved
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NEW-BRUNSWICK

The fourth in the series OF readings for the benen.
OF the Rutgers College Athletic Association was
given In Kirkpatrick Chapel on Wednesday even
ing. by F. Hopknson Smith Mr.. Smith read from
his own works and entertained large audience
The last reading will occur next Wednesday even
Ing. and the reader Will be Professor T. L. Barbour
DR.. and Mrs. William T.. Lenstedt entertained the
New-Brunswck Bowling Club at dinner at their
home in Townsend-st on Wednesday evening
Frederick w. Parker who has been travelling In
the West for fourteen months. has returned TO his
home In this city
The various engine companies Of the city held
their annual election OF officers on Monday evening
and ndorsed candidates for department officers
The third and last entertainment in the star
course given by the Y. NJ C.. A. took plac in IA.
ISOLATION Hall on Wednesday evening. The I'M
pcral Hungarian Band, with Horwath Miska as d.
rector, was the attraction. w. w.
The annual meeting Of the Brunswick Gun Club
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JUDGE NEVICS INTRODUCED.

Henry NJ Nevius, the newly appointed Circuit
Judge who has been assigned TO the Hudson County
Court was introduced to the lawyers Of the county
The courtroom resembled the opening
day Of busy term. All the prominent members
OF the Hudson County Bar present. The desk
was covered with floral offerings. Among them was
large piece representing the scales of justice. the
gift Of the attaches OF the Courthouse. who are
members OF the G.. A. R.-SherT ToTey. Register
Fielder. County Clerk Fisher. Deputy Register
Brsnkerhoff. Clerk Richard Garrick and Constable
Joseph Locke. The new Judge is a past COM
mander of the Department OF New-Jersey Of the
service in the Union cause. Judge Nevlus was in
later was introduced to the lawyers individually by
ex-Mayor Collins: 1t was announced that he
would sit in the Hudson County Court a week from
tomorrow to hear motions and try without a
jury. There will be no jury trials until the April
term of the court.
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BELLEVILLE.

Miss Florence Maynard. Of Main entertained
a number OF her girl friends on Friday evening.
Charles Rathburn and family, Of Stephens-st.
have removed TO Chicago.
The Chautauqua Circle met at the home OF Ed
ward Pragnall in Holmes-st, on Monday evening.
Papers read on Footprints OF Washington"
At the birthday party given by Mics Maide
Smith. OF Washington-ave. on Friday evening,
there were present Miss Lou Coeyman. Nellie Ram
sey. Mabel Hiries, Rose Eghert. Lottie De Mouth
ard Lille Hayes, and Messrs. Wilbur Wcyant.
Gordn Kyle. Allen Wang. Edward Wadsworth
and J. Harry COeYman.
The Essex Tennis club entertained by Miss
Florence Taylor at her home in Syvan-ave.. on
Thursday evening. Among the guests were Misses
Bird Maynard Walker De Mouth. Frazie. Clear
mon and Messrs. f.. o. Cyphers. Harry Wads-
worth Harvey Stout. Robert Gordon and Wilbur
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NORTH HUDSON

The Union Hill Truck Company celebrated It's
thirty sixth anniversary by banquet Lucious :
Casino on Tuesday night. At the business meet
ing these officers elected: John Suck fore
man: Charles Llndke. assistant foreman; Fred
Menge. recording secretary; Charles Schultz, fnan-
cial secretary; Otto Paul. treasurer.
The l.. s. Grant Council No. 1885, O. T. A. NJ
was instituted at Frech's Casino, West Hoboken
on Tuesday night. with the following officers: W. H.
Drescher. senior past councillor G. W. Ryerson.
junior past councillor; w. II. Duscher jr, coun-
clor: r. *. Humphreys. vice-councillor; H. W.
Miller recording secretary; Charles Noe assistant
recording secretary F. j. Van Skrer financial score
tary; William Meyer. conductor: C. Hagan ex-
aminer: Rudolph Frech. inside guard
The Union Hill Republican Association held an
enthusiastic meeting on Wednesday night at Yost' =
Hall Twenty-Five new members were enrolled and
the following Executive Committee appointed:
Theodore I3uttenbaum. at large William Clark
First Ward; John Ross, Second Ward George
Collmer. Third Ward; j. Kominsky, Fourth Ward
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BOONTON.

Chaplain McCabe will give a lecture in the
Methodist Episcopal Church March 80 The pro-
ceeds will be devoted TO the benefit OF the church.
The Republican primary held in Hopkins
Hall on Monday evening. The following candidates
were nominated: Township Clerk, G. d. Cram;
Township Committee. Thomas Byard; Freeholder.
s. s. Lyon Surveyors of Highways. II. II. Richards
and y. l.. Briggs; Justices OF the Peace, c. A. De
Camp and r. Is. Dawson: Overseer OF the Poor. NJ.
Hier: Constable, Frank Price; Pound Keepers
Peter Kanouse. Timothy Stoke. John ii. Peer and
Eugene Gould.
Mitchell J. Leonard. well known young man OF
this place, died at his home l4berty-st Wednes:
day evening. lie twenty-three years old. and
a member of St. Joseph's Club
The marriage OF Miss Annie Bird and Peter F.
kanousi. OF Boonton. was celebrated Monday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Kanousi.
Powcrville. The Rev. DIR. Woolverton pastor OF the
FRS, Presbyterian Church. performed the ceremony.
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IN THE ORANGES.
SECOND PRIVATE CONCERT OF THE
ORANGE MENDELssOHN UNION.

THE COUNTRY CIRCUS" TO BE GIVEN BY ANA
rE1rRs-ELEcT1oN IN THE woMANs CLUB
MANY ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
The most noteworthy affair In the Oranges last
week was the second private concert OF the VI ae
Mendelssohn Union. which took place IN Mus'o -
on Monday evening. The chief attracuoh Vi Inv
evening was the Kneisel quartet. The WORK VI
the chorus was especially fine. the most enecs.e
number he,np Dvorak's woodland Angeus.' The
last concert of the season will be on MONDAY Ap."
q when the Union will give selections from Hayu
Creation" and Mozarts Requiem, Win SUI"
quartet, chorus and full orchestra
The Country Circus" Of the Orange Riding ana
Driving Club will be given In the clubhouse o'
Halsted-st.. East Orange. on Friday ana oa'"'u
April 10 and II. Professor John T. Crossley Is III
charge Of the arrangements and the young athie'eS
will all be selected from the members OF the VI u,
arge Athletic Club The sole exceptions TO thls Will
be in the case of Robert Whitaker. who VIII 90 'ne
prlnc.pa bareback acts and the trottlng act anu one
OF the four clowns.
The annual election OF officers OF the woman
Club Of Orange occurred on Wednesday AFTERNOON
in Union Hall The following were elected; fresi-
dent. Mrs George W. b. Cushing vice-presdent,
Mrs F T. Bradshaw and Mrs. Albert o. FIELD re-
cording secretary, Mrs. e. o. Stanley corresponding
secretary Miss Nellie Klngman; treasurer MIS-
Henry Doremus; chairman OF Membersh,p conn
mtttpe,
mttee Mrs Randolph Rodman, Miss Carrie Louise
Boylan and Mrs David $. Walton. ~
The last Of the series OF organ rrcltals oy VI.
Samuel +. Warren given in the Mum avenue
Presbyterian Church East Orange. on ! hur -, 4
evening. DR.. Warren assisted by MISS Mar
guer.te Hall, soprano. . o
number Of engagements OF interest to orange
people are announced among them being those OK
Miss Alice Lyman. OF Harrison-st. to MI Trent. Pro.
fessor OF English in the University OF the south;
Miss Edith Dawson. to Henry Terry, ana MICS
Helen Revere, OF Brdgewater, Mass, to Wits Is.
Everett. Of Hghland-aye .ooo IN tho
Among the weddings that are TO take pace N III, me
future Is that of Miss Clara brewer 10 VIII
lam Minott, of South Orange 800
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 3. Jenkins, Miss Harriet
Jenkins and Miss Margaret Yardley. of East orange,
left Friday for trip to ST. Augustine. Fia Ihey
will later so TO Palm Beach. -
DR. Henry A. Vaudeville. Of South Orange, mas
re- signed as a director Of the South Orange Fled
Club and with his family and Mrs Charles Rice
has left for an extended trip through the South.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lillian
Schutta, OF Brooklyn TO Edward c. Earle. OF East
Orange
The engagement is announced Of Miss Laura
Stout. OF New-Oreans. to Dwight Ripley jackson,
of West Orange.
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TEN YEARS FOR BROCK WAY.
THE AGED coUNTERFEITFR ALSO TO PAY
A FINE OF 900.
MRS. SMITH GETS FOUR YEARS AND $3.50 FINE
YOUNG WAGNER TO SERVE ONE YEAR AT

MRS. SMITH GETS FOUR YEARS AND $3.50 FINE
YOUNG WAGNER TO SERVE ONE YEAR AT
SNAKE HILI-ENDING OF A sENsA-
rIoNAL SECRET SERVICE CASE.
Trenton. March (speciaD-The big United States
District Court over the Government Building. was
crowded with spectators this morning when De-
tective Haggerty entered with William h. Broch-
way alias Colonel Spencer. the notorious counter
feiter, closely followed by Mrs. Abbie i. Sn'lh
and William E. Wagner, his two alleged conied-
crates. This was the day fixed by Judge Green LOT
sentencing the counterfeiters, and the crowd were
curious to get a look al the notorious gang
With as little ceremony as possible Judge Green
ordered the prisoners to stand up. and sentenced
Brockway to ten years at hard labor anu 10 pa!
fine OF $1,000 he to be confined in the New-Jersey
State prison, at Trenton. Mrs Smith was sentenced
to pay fine of $3.50 and four years at hard labor
she to be confined in the Essex County Peniten-
tary at Caldwell. while young Wagner was fined
500 and sentenced to year at hard labor In the
Snake Hill Penitentiary in Hudson County
Before sentence was imposed, ex-Judge Hof!man.
of counsel for Brockway, entered plea OF non
vult the several remaining indictments hanging
the head of the old counterfelter. These m
dictments also grew of the capture Of the gang
in the Ann-st house in West Hoboken last An
gust together with complete S %no
mel Campbell followed with the same plea Tor ihe
Smith woman and Wagner In making ms PEA lea
attention to the fact that he was now seventy-nve
years old. and matter what the sentence ne
thought IL would practically be life sentence Tor
the old man. Colonel Campbell said he did not
believe young Wagner guilty ana thought , ,he
part of Mrs. Smith He made motion FOR new
trial. alleging errors in law and claiming to haze
evidence consisted OF the letters recently sent
Judge Green by DR.. Bradford from Sing sing
Wagner or Mrs smith was guilty. The motion was
overruled and the prisoners then sentenced
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LONG BRANCH

The marriage OF Miss Minnie Belle Van NotA
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Van Note. to E
Thurston B.aisdell Will take place 1t the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday after.
noon. March IS. The Rev. y. ]. Wright will OF.
hcate. reception will follow the ceremony ct
Miss Van Notes home In Second-ave.
The cottage OF MIR. and Mrs. Monroe V. Poole was
the scene OF happy gathering last night. the occa-
sion being the silver wedding anniversary OF THAI
couple. Two hundred guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ii. Manahan have gone TO
Melville. y. j.. where they Will permanently reside.
EX-City Chamberlain J. j. O'Donohue. OF New
Ocean Lodge. Knights OF Pythas Will celebrate 10
twenty fourth anniversary next Tuesday evening.
reunion Of the first fremen In Long Branch
will take place In the Opera House next Thursday
night
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A DARING SNEAK THIEF.
HE WALKS ALONG ROOFS WITH HIS
PLUMBER AND CLIMBS IN WINDOWS.
HIS FLIGHT THROUGH MANY HorsEs-HE BREAKS
INTO A CELLAR AND HIDES WHILE THE
POLICE ScOUR UPPER STORIES.


POLICE sCOUR UPPER STORIES
daring sneak thief. who described hmseh as
John DAILY thirty years old, living at NO i" Cher-
rv-st New-York was caught In Hoboken ABOUT
o'clock yesterday afternoon, after a long anu re-
Ynarkabe chase The thief entered herman oStci-
manns house at No. 1888 Bloomheld-st, appropri-
ated n suit Of clothes and an overcoat, which ne
donned and carried off another suit. he was met
by Ostermann's sen he was leaving inc place.
and made an effort get away. Inc thiei con-
scented 10 return the house in order 10 give oacK
the clothes He dropped the bundle in the halfway
and ran out going around the corner TO Fourth
and washington SITS. where he coolly entered the
louor store of Podesta Bros. ran up night OF
stairs climbed through the skylight and walked
along the roof He dropped twenty feet to the
roof OF an adjoining Of houses, scrambled along
the tops passing the house he frst entered.
and finally reached a hve-story hathouse at No.
327 Fourth-st . II, ,
While crowd Of people were gazing at him he
slowly pulled himself along the coping OF three WIN,
dovs on the third story or the house and crawied
into a room He ran downstairs into the cellar.
where he pulled Stats from Goa oin crawled
through the opening and then replaced the stats as
If they had not been disturbed. In the meanwhile
Roundsman Hammond and several citizens were
running around on the roofs Policeman Harrison
located the sneak thief In the cellar but had to hunt
several minutes before he pulled the thief from his
dusty hiding place.
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A WATCHMAKER KILLS HIMSELF.
HE ENDS HIS LIFE BECAUSE HE COULD NOT
SUPPORT HIS WIFE AND LITTLE ONES.

HE ENDS HIS LIFE BECAUSE HE COULD NOI
SUPPORT HIS WIFE AND LITTLE ONES.
Despondent because unable TO obtain employment
and provide for his wife and family. Thomas Mundy
sent bullet into his brain yesterday at his nome
No 1871 Ogden-ave.. Jersey City The suicide was
Matchmaker but for two years had made an un-
successful search for permanent work.
His family a wife and four children had suffered
severely in consequence OF his enforced idleness
He worried over the condition OF affairs and the
gloomy prospect and became Ill. on Friday he was
confined TO his bed. When his wife arose yesterday
morning and left the room he got up. took veal
ibre revolver he had In drawer. and, returning 10
bed. put the muzz.e OF the weapon In his mouth
and buried n bullet in the base OF the brain The
report was heard by his wife, who ran TO the room
and discovered the tragedy. The shock was TOO
great for the unfortunate woman She shrieked ana
fell senseless across the body of her husband
The crying Of the afrghted children attracted
the neighbors physician was summoned TO at
tend the grefstricken widow. and the children were
taken in charge by charitable neighbors. Mrs
Mundy was In serious condition last night. The
suicide was fortyfour years old, and was sober and
Industrious.
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BLOOMFIELD.

A sacred concert will be given at the Church OF
the Sacred Heart March ~
At the Sunday school teachers rally In the
Park Methodist Church. Bloomfield. on wednesday
night addresses were made by the Rev +. NJ
Ferguson and the Rev Il. NJ Luther.
The. ladies' OF the Westminster Presbyi erian
Church have arranged TO hold fair the last Of
this month
Bishop Ethelbert Talbot OF Wyoming AMI Idaho,
preached in Christ Episcopal Church on Wednes-
day night.
DR.. Grace White. OF Bloomfield, Is expected home
from Germany In a few days.
] G Haliinond formerly private secretary to
Darlington Booth. will speak tonight at the Pi-
grim Mission on THE Recent Troubles In the Sal
walton Army"
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yEW-JERsEY's SHOPPING CENTRE.

Newark as a place for shopping Is yearly becom-
ing more popular owing to the convenience with
which II can be reached from the Oranges and
other nearby towns. and the large stock carried by
such merchants as Hahne Co. This firm. which
has. as 1t advertlses zone hundred complete stores
under one roof" is no, behind any OF the big airy,
articles sold or In the prices demanded ior mem
This week a speciality Is being made OF iurn,ture'
and large lot OF chamber suits IS being closed out
An example OF the prices at which goods can ps
sold in o store like this. where rent = not az MEN
as Il IL in New-York Is shown in the oner mace
for tomorrow Of a stylish baby carriage; uphoi.
stored in Saline, with ssn parasol and SIX plush
roll the back. for 81 IS.
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JERSEY CITY.
EUCHRE AND WHIST CLUB ENTERTAIN
MENTS ENLIvEN THE WEEK.
LECTURES PROVE POPULAR AT THIS SEASON
AN ENJOYABLE DINNER OF THE MIN
KAKwAs-DEMoCRATs GIVE BALL
A LEAP YEAR PARTY.

A
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GIVE BALL
LEAP YEAR PARTY.
A ouiet home wedding was that OF Miss Sarah
Crothers and William +. Kelly, who were married
by the Rev W. w Case at the brides home. No.
lG7 Durham-ave
Miss Lydia Trautman. of weehawken Heights.
was married TO George Bell OF Webster-ave.. on
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George T Werts entertained the
Evening Euchre Club Friday evening. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs. f. +. e. Young. Judge
and Mrs Jonathan Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Dixon Judge Blair. Judge Beach. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Ha.shizer Mr. and Mrs J. W. NanderbeeN
Mrs Dodd Nelson Sheriff.. Mr.. and Mrs Condict
and Dr. Holloway.
The Paramount Euchre Club met on Tuesday
night at the home OF Or. and Mrs. +. l.. Bun. in
Monticcllo-ave There present Mr.. and Mrs
Reid Miss I.,lu TAFT Miss Re;ta Henson. Mr.. and
Mrs Butler. Mr. and Mrs Dandy. Mr.. and Mrs
William Romano Miss Clara Whinyates and DIT
Coppinger.
The Duplicate Whist Club had an enjoyable ses-
sion on Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Condicts home
No 80 York-st. The members present were Mrs
f. F. c. Young Mrs. George T. Werts. Mrs. Henry
Traphasen. Mrs Negus. Mrs. Condct and Mrs. Me
Bride.
Mrs. George D. Mackey gave an enjoyable lunch
oon party on "Wednesday at her home. No llo
Oak-st.
Miss Rose Kingsley ectured on shakespeare ana
Warwickshlre" at the home OF Major J. H. Pond on
Thursday evening.
Mrs Uorac. C. Wait gave her class in literary
history IA delightful talk on Switzerland on Iu"s-
day afternoon. Mrs. o. II. Perry and Mrs Robert
LYLE served tea after the lecture IN the chapel OF
the Bergen Baptist Church.
Miss Ragna Boyesen delivered an interesting Zee
turc on Norway before the Rambler club. In Has
brouck Hall on Wednesday afternoon. An Informal
reception followed the lecture.
Miss Louise Bowen entertained the oui N"lun'S
on Wednesday at her home In Academy-si. The
life and times Of Machave were discussed.
The Minkakwa Club ate its eighth annual dinner
on Wednesday night at the Belvidere HOTEL ,'ie'h :
Vile. Among the guests were Mayor W aiser; AVE-
Niece. Reuben simpson. James :. Erwin. Nlnhrlh
G. Dunn. Harry Hiil. Michael schultz harry
Holmes Charles II. Detwillcr, Isaac Go.denhorn ana
Theodore Wegman. . 80. ., -,
s dinner was given for James H. ONeill at the
Berkeley Club House last evening.
The Firs, Ward Democratic club gave ban on
Tuesday night al Woods Hal .
held on Monday evening in Crescent Han