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New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
ELIZABETH.

Miss Carrie Vanette Titus. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel II. Titus OF this city, married
Tuesday 10 Edgar D. Stewart. Of Newark. The cere-
mony took place at the home OF the bride. No 1063
East Grand-st. The bridesmaid was Miss Lette
Stewart. and the best man Harry Titus. Tho
bride gowned in dress OF golden bronze
trimmed with chiffon and lace. She carried bridal
roses The Rev. L. T. Tomllnson. OF the Central
Baptist Church. offcated assisted by the Rev. Dr.
Dodd an uncle OF the bridegroom
There was pleasant entertainment At Trinity
Chapel Tuesday night. under the auspices OF the
Kings Daughters. for the benefit OF the Young
Mems Christian Association
The Girls Friendly Society OF Grace Church held q
rally at tho parish house on Wednesday night There
was large delegation Of visitors from the House Of
Prayer. Newark.
ST. Mchael's Catholic Church was the scene OF a
pretty wedding on Wednesday morning. when Miss
Rose Z!eeler married 10 Phillip Otto Schauble
The bride white brocaded satin. trimmed with
point lace, a tule veil and orange blossoms. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lima Schaube and Miss Lizzie
Schardeu. The best man was Richard Barry The
Rev. Albert Won Schilgen performed tho ceremony
assisted by Father Rumpler.
Invitations out for the wedding on Thanksgiv-
rg Day OF Miss Mary L. Harsell. OF this city, to
Frank NJ Day OF Hoboken. The ceremony will take
place the home Of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
I. c. V. Harsell. No. LOGS East Grand-st
venlson supper. followed by n dance. given
by Lester r. Davis. OF Thrd-st. for number OF his
friends on Tuesday night. The deer was shot by Mr.
Davis on Long Island.
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IROUSED AGAINST THE ARMENIANS.
xreKrNcn1EN OF SUMMIT THINK CHARITY
SHOULD BEGIN AT HOME

xxnxrNcnrEN OF SUMMIT THINK CHARITY
SHOULD BEGIN AT HOME.
er,,n,, Nov o1 (SpeciaD.-The action OF those In
.s,.a IN helnng the Armenians has created bitter
f,sl,ng among the poorer classes Workingmeh ui''e
=. .,r,rs that owing TO the fact that the Common
vesl,h Watsr Company and the quarry company poth
..,,.o,, ,ahorors who do not live n Summit but IN
shsn,es ereued as temporary barracks 1t is almost
,rnossble for them obtain more than an occasoiia
DAYS work now and then They all say that lney
svrna,h,ze with the Armen!ans. but tnihA thn'
charity begins at home
Several of the Weather residents OF summit
h-ouyht twenty-eght destitute Armenians from Ellis
y,.ra ahout ten DAYS ago and provided them with
hou.e a, Stanley in Morris County. just across the
-,,.. The members OF the Womens Auxiliary OF the
..ran Relief Association have agreed TO take care
. ber for six months and in pursuance OF the agree
I'm, hsvs been engaged during the last week In oo-
,sp,np employment for the destitute foreigners
Ther. are now IN Summit about hundreo mon
nth families who are unable to secure "oin'
Michael McGrath. Overseer OF the Poor SAID 'his
"I h5ve poor people coming TO me every oay ASA ad
ro fo- holm They are people VINO are hohest anu
hard working. but are unable 10 secuis o,na 10 be
sssd d Sn,ar and don't see how can aid any out
mr. own citizens with the small amount OF nones 'e, ~
v,-rs County are Indignant because the Armcnians
nave been placed in their county. and threaten 10
oppose aiding them. ,s ..,,,ar ,,,a,an.es
go caTa of these people for six monihs as none
~ them can speak English. Who IS Soiis 70 al caI
So- ;hen al the end OF that time? II they ee' "oI
and take care OF themselves son'' "a 10
tn summit Armenian Association has issued ca.i
@ meeting to secure u oeiock sio t IN the Young Mems
Chrstan Association Hail.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
HOBOKEN.

Tho wedding OF Miss Augusta H. no'n"p"' 49,,
~, 80 polisade ave. Union Hill. snd LOUIS H. III
,,rcbam of New-York. was celebrated NJ tio "o'
-, tha br,de's parents on "Wednesday. Iho oe'e
~oony uas pcrformcd by the Rev r. a. Neo'S' "
I.rscv CITY Heights. Miss Amelia lot.ihan '
.f,es Michel were bridesmaids. ana "iha'" i'o'
ssar md Frederick J. Atterbein we're best men.
.rso .nruai exhibit of necdework and garments
,.ado FOR the poor by the local branch OF inc
Nnedcwork Guild Of America was opened on ueS-
aav at No Lib Washington st. unoer 'ne III, ,s
w., ~ Mrs A. II. Roach. branch president ne
a rsrts are TO be distributed among the Iol1Wiifs
fnstitutions ST. Mary's Hospital iuusn tinmn Old
Wraio christ Hospital, st. Catherine rv trorv O
Ladies' Home. and the Menoriai ~ Tonsul TO Edln-
,irmb in the First Methodist Ep,se0paa' cop large an
bufm, a. svening was listened 10 ny Iai sc W
S,ance az The subject. "Wit ana Hunor wa" ~
fully vas va given on Tuesday evening a' tn @
90 of Mrs Martha u. stevens Sas'i1 s Inc .
,ho benefit OF Christ Hospitsi ne hn1 NJ New York
Home Sy Miss Emy My kishn1d Msfia!'sss Mrs
the es,even. Mrs T.. A. stevens MIS- Mr. M,sana t0n.
s.ryens sert Mrs f. C. Lewis Mrs TI 'Gs csmpbeIi
Mz Mrs Gusaye Julien the Misses MISS Miss Foley Mrs
ihh i1nhn Smith, Archdeacon ana Mrs Dr. and Mrs
ySn Dr. and Mrs George HSTgn'GSH Mss g. r. Himpier the
Nichols nrnep Mrs Mrs Kenwck the Misses Curtin
Misses oer Miss Eta Burhorn MIS- Il At,s. a. Cnrex
N,ss Hunter Miss Allison Miss Pell Mrs Henry
Mrs Wapp Dr. rsad and Mrs Thomas slr9anw w Mfs
r MortiP ieeds Mrs. Allan Lexow; M'S Mas Emily
;r,er a. Mr and Mrs John Wissn1M sI, mr. Ms and Mrs
l%issn mIss sns cors %rs Kndch Ard Mrs
Robert Mfssil5ere Mrs w. r. Cannon % MI; o,nrn ann
William ei Benson Mr and Mrs J9n9 cs Gasor .ra
MT MrTs' ,fra Ha"Hr Harry STONE From
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PATERSON.
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE WEEK IN THE SILK

SOCIAL NEWS OF THE WEEK IN THE SILK
CITY"
Miss Della Rose entertained q party Of young
people at her home In Totowa-ave. wednesday
evening.
The reception Of tho Comus Club. at Entire Nous
Hall. on Thursday evening was a pleasant social
success.
The lecture-room and parlors OF tho First Bap-
tist Church filled with delighted audience
on Monday evening, the occasion being Chinese
tea and social given under tho auspices OF the
Woman's Missionary Society.
jolliAcation was enjoyed by nearly nifty guests
On Friday evening at the home. In Mart!n-st. OF
Howard Bosland.
A delightful leap-yoar reception was conducted
by the women OF ST. Agness Auxiliary. At their
hall on Wednesday evening.
pretty wedding solcmn'zcd NJ 81. John $
Church Wednesday afternoon. between Miss
Della Howell and Thomas Harrington, OF jersey
C!ty. Miss julia Whelan and Thomas Flanagan
A series OF social entertainments will be given
committee In charge consists OF Charles VI. King,
Joseph Mccuysta, George Burke John Good and
Tho Hamilton Club a, It's recent annual meeting.
which was followed by a banquet elected tho foi-
lowing officers for the coming year: President.
Governor John W. Griggs; first vice president.
I9nh H. bH9Ppir secGg EGNr5 e
urer William y. Blauvelt: financial secretary.
Samuel 8. Lambert: recording secretary John ".
Hammond and Henry w Gcdhill
George Harris was tho host OF pleasant party
which congregatcd at his home in Crosbyave. on
Tuesday evening to celebrate his birthday ami
vorsary. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Threlfall. Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley. Mr..
and Mrs George Jenkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mosier, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Buckley Mr.. and Mrs.
James Buckley tho Misses Threfail the Misses
Mosier. Messrs. Buckley. Crosby Thompson. Mosier
and Threlfall.
The tenth anniversary OF the marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Westervel, OF East Side. was de-
lighifully commemorated Tuesday evening
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Len
drirn Mr. and Mira. Irving Westervct Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Mr. and Mrs s. l.. Westervclt Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs n. T. Suitor. Mr. and Mrs
Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. slingland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Mr.. and Mrs
Kearncy Mr.. and Mrs Wiseman. Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor Mr. and Mrs Wilde. Mr. and Mrs Brooks.
Misses Kate I.cndrm. Belle Lucy and Viola Lucky.
Gene McGrogan. Mary. Ella and Hattie Irwin. Ella
Walravcn Jennie Dawson, Jennie Suitor. Neal and
Josephine WestcrveN. Nellie Tcrhunc. Messrs.
David. Sutor. Lendrim. Lucky Jones. Johnston.
Lcndrin and Phalon.
The Young Mems Class OF the First Baptist
Church have announced h-class lecture course
for the winter.
The Orpheus Club by invitation OF Carolina
Lambert visited his home. Belle Vista" on
open for the cnjoyrnen; of the guests Tho club
members rendered their choicest music for the
casIon.
The Eugenia Social Club held It's first annual re-
ceptlon Wednesday evening. with women entirely
I'm charge Miss Mary Wippert floor director.
She assisted by Miss Josie Uasler and Miss
Lizzie Walter
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PAYONNE.

The parishloners OF ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church attended pleasant reception. given In the
nar,ors Of tho church Thursday evening In honor
OF their rector and his wife. tho Rev Father and
Mrs r. Iascelles Jenner.
MI,s Sarah T. Davis daughter Of Charles NJ. Davis.
C,v superntendent OF Schools. entertained the MEM
hors of the Athena Club at her home In Avenue A.
on Friday afternoon. -. a., ,y,
session on Thursday evening at the home or William
~ Mccormick in West Thrty-third.st.
The Bayonne Social and Dramatic Club mas q chosen
Tho following officers President Iucius +. Higgins
vlcoDresIdent Ossian j. Ramsdell; secretary Fred
erick Townsend: treasurer. Herbert Cole Inc or
Imitation is an outgrowth Of tho Newark Bay Boat
Cub .,--... 80, o,y.r In cha rrrst
Ne,hoiisf Episcopal Church on Thursday evening
nv the members of Epworth League. Chapter NO.
3479. A.. c.,v.r, pro,.s,.nt E,n,,,,-
nal Church held an interesting meeting on Inu sday
pp"anne ps nj the home OF Miss Charlotte Monatt, IN
Avenue A. Dancing. games ana refreshments were
Inc chief forms OF amusement. T., -, cr.s
,o,, Emchra club with John Cook AZ president ana
~ Davcnn,rt as secretary ana treasurer. .
- ARRANGEMENTS for holding progressive eucnIe
,onrn,ment are being made by the Ladies Bowiihs
club OF the Bayonne Rowing Association
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
JERSEY CITY.
MANY WEDDINGS CELEBRATED IN So
CIAL CIRCLES.

SERIES OF SUBSCRIPTION pANcEs-TIIE
JERSEY CITY CLUES BRILLIANT REcEP-
TToN-oTTIER PLEASANT AFFAIRS.
Miss Annie Startup married to Hugh Ed
ward Cooper on Wednesday evening at her fathers
home, No 1852 Monmouth-st., the Rev. Frank 8.
Goodman. pastor Of the Centenary Methodist Epis-
copal Church. performing the ceremony. Miss Car
rie Startup was bridesmaid, and Miss Irene Ter
wiIliger maid of honor. James Wade acted as best
man. The wedding gown made OF white satin
with lace trimmings. After the ceremony re-
ception was held, at which were present Dr. and
Mrs Stephen V. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Davis. the Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Cookman. Miss
Lizzie Dowd DR.. Tappen and Mrs. o. L. Jones.
The marriage Of Miss Fannie e. Lawrence, OF
this city. to Harry Lonsdale of Brooklyn, will take
place at the Parmly Memorial Baptist Church on
Thanksgiving eve
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Victoria
next at the brides home. No. 2& seventh-st.
Miss Grace NJ. O'Nelll and William T. West were
married on Sunday at st. Paul's Church by the Rev
Miss Sarah Bloomer was married on Sunday. to
Dalton. No. l7s seventh-st.
"a pretty home wedding was that Of Miss Eloiss
at No. A. Bleeckerst. by the Rev. r. r. johnson. OF
Trinity Baptist Church.
church Tn hs married M h"s % S wa S f.
Robetson at the parsonage on Tuesday, . l..
n series OF suDSCIlptiOH uuiiCes VIII 10 Nciu III
Foye Hall on Thursday evenings during the winter.
The patronesses are Mrs. +. r Young, Mrs
Marcus Beach. Mrs. Edward l.. Young Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. j. ID. Bedle. Mrs James Throckmorton:
Mrs. David Bumsted. Mrs William Bumsted and
Mrs. Jonlt than Dixon.
The first informal subscription dance OF the season
given by the Jersey CITY Club Tuesday night
TIE affair was q brilliant and attracted a large
number of society people.
tertainment given by Mrs. Charles H. Raymond at
her home. No lA Erie-st.. on Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ Prior will give a dance
next Thursday evening al their home. No. 542 BraT-
ha!l-ave. 80
Mrs John Bradley Tanner. formerly Miss Ka-
trina Green. OF No. ia Carteret-ave held her nrst
"at home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Adele Sweeny entertained tho Evening
Euchre Club ct her home. No. 81 Fairview-ave.. on
Wednesday evening.
There Will be leap-year german on Tuesday af-
ternoon at Foys Hail. under tho direction OF the
Misses Mcbride OF Clifford Place
The Senior Luncheon Club gave A luncheon on
Thursday at tho home OF Mrs. William H. Mat
tocks No. Il Crcscent-ave
Tho Jersey City Club has arranged for q stag 70
be held on Thanksgiving Eve
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
AMONG THE ORANGES.
THE WOMANs CLUB RECEPTION FOR
MRS. HENROTIN.
AN ENJOYABLE RECEPTION FOR MR. AND
MRS. BTICKIER-sEvERAI. INTERESTING


MRS srIcKI.ER-sEvERAL INTERESTING
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
Ihere was 4 large meeting Of the Woman's Club
OF Orange on Wednesday afternoon, when a num-
Dor OF papers on Spain and the Cuban Question
were read. some excellent Cuban songs were sung
by Mrs. Talbot r. Chambers Of Jersey City, and
ine mandolin and guitar selection was rendered
by the Misses Wood. Afterthe regular programme
mad been finished reception was given for Mrs
Charles Henrotin. the president Of the General
Federation Of Womans Clubs Union Hall was
filled with tho members Of the club and invited
guests.
The reception that was given on Wednesday even
Ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Stickler. at their
home In Centre-st, for Dr. and Mrs. Joseph William
Stickler. on their return from their wedding trip
was one of the largest affairs Of the season. The
house was lavishy decorated for the OCCASION and
nearly 700 guests called. The women who assisted
in receiving Mrs. Henry Littlejohn and Miss
Josephine Wilson, of Montclair; Miss Helen Walker
Of Auburndale Mass; Miss Charlotte Smell and
Miss Anna Smell. of Athens. Penn. and Miss Nan
Me Sticker. The ushers were Captain Henry Little
john, of Montclair the Rev. Frank r. Lucky, of
New-Haven; the Rev. David O. Irving, Of East Or
ange; DR.. Thon as W.. Harvey and DR.. Walter
Wright of Springfield Mass; Judge Charles r.
Storrs. Richard s. Storrs and Bloomfield Littell, of
pleasant MUSICAL was given at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Grant No % Arlington-ave, East
Orange on Wednesday evening. under the auspices
Of the Epworth League Of Calvary Methodist
Of S East fine ur por
Ion and Miss Susie Tallmadge Browne:
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson closed her series or
lectures on the knights Of the Round Table at the
home Of Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, on Thursday af-
ternoon. Her subject was. The Arthurian Ro-
nance in Modern Poetry
The Rev. Charles Townsend delivered a lecture in
the First Presbyterian Church on Thursday even
Ing his subject being Camera Recollect,ons ton, OF
Trip Abroad" The lecture was profusey Illustrated
with lantern slides made from photographs taken
by Mr.. Townsend.
The Orange Mountain Medical Society was enter
tanned at the home of DR.. J. W. Stickler on Friday
night. ~ ",
The engagement is announced OF Miss Nettie Far
ton Matthews daughter of Mrs. II: Armitagc Mat
thewe Of West Ninety fourth-st.. New-Ior TO Ed
ward Clarence Herring of Evergreen Place. East
Another engagement that IS OF interest is that OF
Miss Virginia Brent Fox, daughter Of Mr ana Mrs s.
Charles H. Fox of Harrison-st.. East orange, TO
Ernest Lester Jones OF Walnut-st, East orange
Miss Katharine Megs daughter OF CharIes a.
Megs, has returned from Knox, ~ IL ""e'o ''e
has been visiting relatives
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
ENGIEWOOD.

St. Ccc.a's Lyceum will bo formally opened with
nm entertainment Thursday evening. November 28
The Field Club and the Tcnakil Outing Club met
on the grldiron Saturday afternoon. An enthusiastic
hrong attended the game. and It resulted In a victory
for tho local club.
The third annual fair for the benefit Of the Hos
pi:al Fund will be held In the Lyceum December 1
and D. go
fair for the benefit OF the Union Chapel will he
held at the Armory Friday and Saturday evenings
OF next week. -
The Daisy Fields will hod their Chrismas sale for
Tho benefit Of the Daisy Fields Home at Shcrrys.
New York City, on Tuesday n ght:
Sheffield Phelps has been elected governor OF tho
Mrs G. A. Graham rendered delightful reception
10 number OF her friends At her home In Winthrop
At on THURSDAY from 10 o'clock.
A doll show was given at the parish-house OF the
EnsconaI Church on Friday afternoon by the Carol
club The proceeds are 10 be used 10 endow bed
in the hospital for the Daisy Fields.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
PASSAIC.

Mic. Florence c. Reeves sailed on Wednesday
on the American Line steamer New-hork lot
par,. where she will remain several months
Tho regular semi-monthly meeting OF the Ladies
c,ub was held on Monday afternoon At tho home
~ Mrs. Washington Paulison in Prospect-st. Mrs.
rhomas Hopkins read paper on current
Eyents." and Mrs g. l.. Dc Hart ono on the "Ad-
xarcement of Women" There were about forty
members present .,.. ~, afordsv .van
ira, in Masonic Hall for tho beneht OF tho uni
tartan Church. ... l,,,h ma, m Tuesdav
evening AT the home oil Mr.. and Mrs H. D. Ben
soT Tba IA members OF the Passalc Canoe Club held
their annual reception on "Wednesday evening IN
Wr and Mrs C. p. Lamprey gave whist party
Wednesday evening at their home In Lafayette
ave Among those present were Mr.. ana MIS-.
Artbur r Rice Mr. and Mrs. George a. Milne.
Vr and Mrs William Benson. MT ana ME- Het-
her, Iuoues c. III. Angel and Mr. Grace -
willard l.. Bogart. son OF ex-Mayor Glipert ~
Rogart of Garfield, and Miss Myrtle A. Blake OF
Newark were quietly married on Wednesday even even
ing The ceremony was performed at the nrides les
hGme hno, No Of the Eighth Avenue Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Bosart at once to Passaic where
they will reside. - ,.h A pus.. iect
ure on Thursday evening IN "ni'eneAo' oDo'~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

the fret held In two years It was always the
custom custom e meet Ct Mrs. H. J. Hastngss home. at at
Monmouth Beach, every year on November 10.
tha, being the anniversary OF her marriage. No
meeting was held last year because OF the Illness OF
Mrs Hastings. The association Is almost self-sup-
posting.
Mt. and Mrs; Charles Kroener gave progressive
euchre party Wednesday evening. Prizes were won
as follows Women-Frst prize pair of silver candle
sticks, Miss Kate Wadsworth second prize. cut
glass dish. Miss Hattie Dalton. Men-First prize.
ash receiver. Henry Burke: second prize whisk-
broom, Lewis Snyder.
The four-act comedy. Married Life" will be pro-
duced by local talent for the benefit OF st. Jamess
Church, In the Broadway Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
BLOOMFIELD.

Arthur 8. Kimball has been appointed membss
and secretary Of the Social Intercourse Committee
Of the Associated Cycling Clubs Of New-Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. David w. Smith will celebrate their
rolden wedding anniversary At their home In spsn-
cer-st this week.
Miss Bessie Dare entertained the Senior Circle q
Kings Daughters at her home In Woodland-avA
on Thursday afternoon
ton. Ohio.
Tho ladies Of the 0ienridgs Congregational
Church will hold . sale early In next month
lodge Of the Order Of the Knights and Ladies
Of tho Golden Star was organised here on Thursday
evening
The wedding Of Dr. Raymond Smith and Misc
katharine Mullen 10 to take place Wednesday
afternoon next at o'clock
The special services held In the First Presbyterian
Church under the auspices Of the Evangelical Un-
inS ana Instructive. This week the Rev. J. w
Chapman WIN conduct the services.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
MORRISTOwN.

Mr.. William A. Shaw. Of Chicago. who has been
passing several weeks with friends hare. has no
turned to her home.
NJ and Mrs James F. Meick returned this week
from months visit their former homo In Spring
held Ill
The engagement has been announced OF Harry
Johnson of this place. and Miss Woodward. OF WASH
ington. ..v .., ,,...A
their summer residence and have gone to New-fork
City where they will remain during the winter.
Mrs Mary c. March, OF Madison-ave.. will soon
sail for Europe. where she will spend the winter In
Cards are out for tho wedding Of Ulysses Grant
Pierson and Miss Fora B. I.eek. which Will take
place at the home Of the brides parents IN fhoen0-
Miss Marie Leonard, daughter u Mr. and Mrs
John Leonard OF Morris-st. was united IN marriage
on "wednesday evening last 70 Harry N. Couoh the
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
BELLEVILLE.

III. ana Mrs. M. A. Mum will celebrate their silver
wedding tomorrow evening at their nome III
stsphsn-st
The Chautauqua Circle was entertained by MISS
s.ening
.ag Of the Free Council Daughters OF Liberty heia
evening "
Invitations will coon be issued for the wedding o.
~ 1ms 1ase A. Smith ard Henry Wadsworth. wh'ch
~ axe place early next month.
xne Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
sSeo the following officers on Wednesday evening"
:1 Nicholson, president: Lizzie Gibson, vice.
.oent: Clara Scott. secretary: William Stephens
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE tsNDAY, NOVEMBER %,

House on THE Settlement Plan" The young poo
pie expect to start such a settlement in Dundee.
The young people Of Grace Methodist Church
gave pink tea on Thursday evening for the benent
Of the Carlton Hill Mission.
Two fairs were held In Passac this week. on
Tuesday. Wednesday aid Friday evenings They
were for the benefit OF st Johns Episcopal s, ana
attended and successful.
The union Thanksgiving service Of the Passaic
churches will be held in the First Methodist Church
on Thursday The Rev. DR.. =. F. Leavens Of the
First Presbyterian Church. Will preach the SER
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

What is there more desirable for wedding .
birthday or a Christmas gift than chiffoniefv
A larger assortment cannot be found elsewhere.
We display over one hundred different styles to
select from in all the prevailing woods. We have
evolved from our immense stock few specials
for this week Compare values. style, finish ana
construction with what you see at other stores.
and we know where you'll buy.
All persons who desire to take advantage OF
this sale by purchasing Holiday Presents can.
by paying for them at once. have them held until
reouired
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
railway MYSTERY REVIVED.

Railway Nov q (speciaD. Interest in the enorts
10 identify the young woman who was fonno mu'-
dered in lonely spot in this place ten years aso
has been revived by the receipt OF letter by Cnn'
Of Police Wright from Stephen Lambert, OF Ian
ark. n r Mr. Lambert asked for a description OF
the young woman. and the chief sent him photo
graphs o{ the body after II had been iound. he
has received reply from Mr. Lambert statihe thi'
the picture Is not that OF his missing daughter.
Chief Wright IL more than ever convinceu 'h1e
this particular Railway, mystery will never Do
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

Sheppard Knapp, Mrs. James wisgns. Mrs r.
Arken5urgh. rs Mrs. John Fisher. Mrs. Dudley Hall
Mrs WILLIAM Virgins. DR.. and Mrs. c: G. Rice.
Mrs IL N Frazer Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Erbachen.
Hunter president Of tho New York Normal Col
Vera Aufermann Mr. and r,e Mrs Aboi l. smith and
Miss Smith from Jersey City. Mrs 6hrawda and
Mrs Alexander Campbel; from Brooklyn. Mrs
George ]. Wallace.