New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
NEWARK.
su-NDRY ADJUSTMENTS AND WORKS OF
SELF-CULTURE.
PHYSICAL GRACEs. TEMPERANCE AGITATION AND
LITERARY EXCURSIONS AMONG NEWARK
FOLK PEOPLE EMBARKING FOR

LITERARY EXCURSIONS AMONG NEWARK
FOLK - PEOPLE EMBARKrNG FOR
EUROPE AND IN MARRIAGE.
An exhibition Of physical culture and gymnastics
was given by the Young Women's Christian Asso-
! cIation under the auspices of Miss Mabel Ferris
! IN the gymnasium of Newark Academy, on Wednes-
dsv evening Miss Charlotte Sulley gave recita-
| tions The pantomirne song, When the Iide comes
! In" was given by Miss Ferris. Miss Helen Corrihe
| Bergen recited when Jack Comes Late recep-
| tion was given to the Class later in the reading
rooms Of the High Street Presbyterian Church by
| the Gymnasium Committee OF the y. w. e. A.
! The young girls in these classes are the Misses
! Clara Andrews, Gertrude Mercer, Helen Weeks
| Margaret Jenkinson. Viola Ninninger Charlotte
| Jenkinson Mollie Ward. Lillian Van Dervere. Lena
! Roberts Ethel Walker, Eda Hahne. Dorothy
| Oumby BLrnetta Dennis and Miss Everett
4 musical was given on Wednesday evening by
the Auxiliary Society for the benefit Of the Foster
| Home In the school room of the Home. Numbers
were given by solosts and kinder symphonic was
| played twice, led by Morris +. Weeks. THOSE VINO
| took part in the kinder symphonic were: MISS
| Miss Edgar Mr.. Mercer Miss Wright Mr.. MdGhhe, Tt
Miss Depue. Gerald Lewis oracc longer rs som. STd
| Young, Mr. Mercer. Miss Agnes CLIFFORD MIS- 0yu-
ney y. ogden and Percy Edgar
This Will be busy week for the local EndeayoT in
The Essex County Cnon VIII nUIa nUen rs cbnrch
The afternoon session will open at O'CLOCK "ntn
the superntendents OF the ten deparlm,ehs ,h vear van
present annual reports \ new feature tnis & year
will be an address, President French having nyitea e
Rev Charles Townsend Presieest session on w
begin 745 o'clock. when the annual smne srTren -
Virgin pastor of the Pilgrim congregational Church.
New-York City. will make an address.
Union. which now consists of federation Of tweniy-
three unions is planning 70 hold TnIe n rPoSh RoSi
tage the property of the women in the PARK VIII DC
opened and there will be music and addresses
Mrs Mary L. Frome, president Of the Essex County
Women's Christian Temperance Union has been CIV CIV
ing attention ately to work among the colored peo
result & Of her IF S Te ye in neM Monca nhInn
Newark and one IN & 0rangs Se St JOINS nf Meho
DIST Episcopal Church, and is called the tiith Inion
of Newark; the other is connected with the Bank
Street Baptist Church.
Mrs Ernest +. Scoheld of No 20 Congress-st. mas
gone Vineand for the summer
Mrs F. F. Spencer of No 81 Chester-ave.. Wood
side left for San Bernardino, Cal. Thursday, to be
gone year.
T. W. Heller and his daughter will sail for Europe
on the Columbia June 1. Mr. Heller is going abroad
for his health.
Arnold Voget. principal of the Camden-st. school
with his family will spend the summer with re.a-
tives In Germany
Mr. Van HOuten and his family left yesterday Tor
their cottage at Mount Tabor
Mr. and Mrs William Osborne. Mr.. Ayres and Miss
Grace Ayres will spend the summer at Spring Lake
Principal Hanson, of Washingto" Street schooi'
will summer at Squirrel Island. Me-
Mr. John r. Hardin and his family will live In
Chatham during the summer months
Principal Schultz. with Miss Ida L. Smith. Miss
Emma Isser. Miss Louise Chedisier, and Miss
Elverson. will make tour OF Europe through the
summer vacation. They will first go TO Berlin.
The Rev. James II. Scott. OF st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Church. has gone to Cleveland. Ohio.
The Ten Periods" held meeting at NO Ss5 sus;
seX-ave. on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Beckett read
paper on The Prominent Women Characters
in Shakespeare's Historical Plays" Miss Bristol
entertained the members with paper on The
Downfall Of Feudalism." Mr.. Darrach the presi-
dent, read extracts from THE Ballads OF the Time.
At St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church. on
Wednesday, Miss Carrie f. Miller. daughter Of Mir.
and Mrs. Adam J. Miller was married to James
Vincent Pryor by the Rev. +. c. Baldwin The
best Reuben Pryor. The ushers
Nathan Parmy. Frank Butterworth Mr.. Daily and
Mr.. Mclaughlin The maid OF honor was Miss
Amelia Pryor sister Of the bridegroom, and Miss
Emma Harrison with Miss Julia Haas, acted
bridesmaids
The young women of the senior 4 class. of the
Newark High School. on Friday night presented in
the chapel Of the high school a dramatic tion OF
portion of the Aeneid. composing a tragedy. Work
upon the translation and dramat Zation began early
in the year: Among the characters in the play
are Juno Venus. Mercury Cupid Aeneas and
Dido. The actors wore classical costumes.