New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
NEWARK.
LAST WEEK WAS ONE OF THE LIvELIEST
OF THE SOCIAL SEASON.

THE COTIII.oN IN ESSEX LYCEUM A GRAND AF-
FAIR-MRs. RIPLEYs REcEPTToN-wEDD1NG
OF MISS JACoBY AND MR. Won MOPPEs
OTHER SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Miss Nichols Of No Il Fulton-st. gave a tea on
Wednesday IN honor of Miss Dunnng, OF Avondale'
Penn. About forty people were present MIS-.
Nichols a gown OF grenadine and received the
guests, assisted by Miss Nichols, who wore pale
blue, with gold trimmings. Miss Kirkpatrick also
assisted In receiving and a toilette of red. MISS
Edgar poured the tea, and wore light blue SILK
waist trimmed with duchesse lace and a black SATIN
skirt. Miss Booracm presided over the chocolate
table In gown Of yellow silk
The Womens Whist Club entertained Wednes-
day by Mrs Paul G.. Bot;icher. of No. % Central
There six tables. The club meets fort
nightly.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews will give tea Monday
afternoon at No. II South-st.
The fair held in Essex Lyceum last month for
the benefit of the Home for the Friendless Melted
81 600 At the present time the home accommo-
dates only 100 children.
The first battalion drill OF the LIST Regiment
this season was held Monday night The First
Battalion includes Companies ID. b. c and F, and
was commanded by Captain Handey. Of Company
b, in the absence of Major Freeman. The Second
Battalion including Companies Il, l, l. and NJ drilled
Thursday night.
The Progress Club held a smoker Wednes
day evening at the clubrooms, in West Park-st. In
the upper hall about fifty small tables and 200 camp
chairs were placed The entertainment consisted Of
songs by the Mount Erie Quartet dancing and recta
tons. At the conclusion of the programme
luncheon was served
The La Sale Society gave concert Thursday
gn in the G44ea c h0Sua a TSe eoT so
tratO Grant Ode barytone; Louis Blumenberg
viOoncello Karl Feninger. violin: Frank Drake
plano. Instrumental acCOmDapiot Pot
finger: vocal accompanlst Henry Hall Dunclee. M
BluMenbergS instrument is genuine Ainat. ana
once belonged to Louis XVI OF France.
reception given Wednesday afternoon
BY Mrs William a. Ripley, Of No. 1871 orchard;s..
Ripley to Miss Cochrane. Mrs. Ripley assisted
n Gy Nh s McGreso, Nr1 the Gadas s No. o
and Ball and Miss ward. Of Roseville. The rooms
Miss Olga Jacoby and Louis N. Van Moppes
were married on Wednesday at the house of the
brides mother, Mrs. Roseiiie Jacoby. No $? Broad
Hahn. the couple standing under a large floral
hrlia! bell. The bridesmaids were the Misses
was Victor Jacoby. brother Of the bride
The Clinton Avenue Baptist Regiment OF the
Loyal Sunday School Army IF America will hold
i,s first ercampinent tais evening at me cnape. IN
Colonel G. Edgar sutphen: leu;enant-coo
Louis Rogers; major. u; \. Mcintyre; qnartermas-
commssary, John Rindeil; sers eant-major. Fl. II.
Day.
The Board OF Directors Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Will Wednesday
afternoon in the association par.Ols.
The January meeting OF the Executive Committee
OF the EaSex County Christian EndeavOr Union VIII
be held on Monday evening. January p
An informal election for second lieutenant will
he held in Company A. lat Regiment quarters. on
Tuesday evening Of n,Xi week.
Al Essex lyccum on Thursday night New Year
ball was given under the patronage OF leading
society the stage arranged with
palms and plants. Mrs. I. I. kinney Mrs. W
Campbell clark ana Mrs Edward H. Wright re-
Selyed The supper was ietved a. i2;so O'clock
was led by Archibald J. Bsrkiie. assisted by
Chauncey Parlse.. The patroDesses were Mrs..
David A. Depuc. Mrs Thomas r. Kinney. Mrs F.
Wolco;t Jackson. Mrs; John A. Gnorf. Mrs VAL
lam Mitchell. Mrs William Clark. Mrs ". Camp
bell Ciark. Mrs. William =. Harienberg. Mrs
CS'ortiandt Park Mr.. sydney y OGDEN, Mrs.
Rober; II. McCarter. Air2. J. Lawrence Bogss Mrs.
John ". Howell and Ms. Phillip y. jackson.