New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
PLAINFIELD.
PREPARATIONS FOR a LIVELY SEASON
OF TENNIS PLAYING.
DINNER FOR THE OFFICIALS OF GRACE
crIr-pcty MEETING OE THE NEW

MARRIAGE OF MISS MATHEl AMI Mn SiEhbS
DINNER FOR THE OFFICIALS OF GRACE
CHuRcH-MEETING OF THE NEW
JERSEY FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.
Randolph NJ stelle. who thought to be one OF
p,ainfeld socety's confirmed bachelors was married
on Wednesday evening In Hoboken 10 Miss Clara a.
Mathey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Auguste L.
Mathey OF that city. The bride is we'll known IN
Plainfleld society circles The bride was exqusely
sowned in white satin trimmed with lace. she also
wore a tul.e veil and wreath Of orange blossoms.
A reception followed the ceremony at the house.
Those present from this city were Mr. and mrs
John d. Runyon, DIR. Yerkes, Miss Yerkes f. T.
Marsh Misses Marsh, Miss Stee. Miss Mannhg'
Mrs Dodge and James Leonard. After the weu-
ding tour Mr. and Mrs STEELE will live in this city
On Thursday Of the coming week, novel enter
tainment will be given IN the Country Ciuo CASINO
being entitled Love Songs of Great Writers" Mrt
Bermann will give a short tax, with musical lhus'
trations by Miss Marguerite Hall and Nichoias
DAINTY. The following are the patronesses: Mrs NJ
r. Edgerton, Mrs. c. II. McCutchen, Mrs j. H.
Reinhart. Mrs j. c. Foster, Mrs j. D. MEer, Mrs.
W f. Lowe Mrs. Irving Brown, Mrs hugh hast
irgs Mrs. c. l.. Case and Miss Cook
Harry Beguelln of East Front-st. sailed for Ant
werp Wednesday, on the Westernland. lie expects
TO be gone until September.
A regular meeting of the Exempt Firemen's Asso-
lowing officers were eec;ed President. Aususte
Satzman; vice-presldent Alexander Titsworth; Sec
retary G. Thorn: treasurer. E. NJ Lang; hnah'
cal secretary, George Clark; Board or Ts
D. W. Ltte e. NJ Laing, w A. Sos Wooe' ~ u,', relief lief
association, Auguste Saltzman and o. morn, , ue.y
gates to state Convention to be held at %oaSrn
May 20, f.. NJ. Laing, d. w Llttel!' W. a. "o00' '''
Joseph Blmm and Frank Schuck.
At the home Of Pope on ds WeaneBEaay Borsrt Of
occurred the wedding OF Mrs Lydia .. Dosa 80 "
10 Henry II. Paul. or lrelloii tAc
NJ H. Hutton. OF Brunswick 1iciatng: wth
Duchess lace Mr.. and Mrs. Paul left the same .hns
afternoon for New-York ana on oasutusy erc Mrs
Mary Mary Borden. Mr and Mrs Cox, R. s. S,Hsr Cox Mr =;
and Mrs. Theodore Saler. Miss s. A. Saief, ,,os 0s
PhaphPe Mr na NIs ssRe and
A. shaH Of csmden MT ana vermora MTs En- Mr. h' and
lre"'T" Wrs q Pancoast. of Woodbury.; Miss Rachel
French, of Madison; Mrs. $. N. Bogart Miss 4 ~
ciaTK. 1sHSir Mr. ii and Mrs II. Dumgnt. Mrs , s n
Voorhees,, Miss Jeanette Ludlow, Mrs NJ =. Pratt Pratt
MTs sr Mss nrSKe@ Carrie eeT ROSS. Mrs william Hill New
York; Fred Dsborough, someryille; MIS-: MS. 4. n ~
Fqsn Fqsnch % MISS Mr a Maude French ss Edna French
Mrs Ellen u Mf Miss TatSm Mr
and Mrs. T. r. Pope, Mr.. and Mrs r. A. rope ana
Edward Pope Plainheld
Mrs s St. J. McCutchen save on Tuesday y, the the
last OF the series of teas at which she has enter
ta!ned her friends during recent weeks MIS- NC
was ssss Foence n and Minnie
Miss Kingman. OF New-York; Mrs strong MRS;
Atterbury Mrs A. Gilbert Mrs. +; 5. Grant ana
i; A. Hegeman. jr Mrs. Charles Reed ana Mrs: rs
Uenrv Mc(iee were assisted in the dining-room by
Miss baldwin OF Montcair and the Misses Maud
Middledith May Shreve. Edith Van Boskerck ana
Ada Marsh
A green and white dinner given Tuesday night
for Dean Rolman and the yestrym1ent tra ol grace
Cruikshank. Of Bevilere-ave Those present were
DR. Rodman. Mr. and Mrs Kendall NJ NJ ana Rogars Mrs
Mr. Ivens. Mr. Moore and Miss Dryden
The annual meeting Of the New-Jersey Forestry
Association. May p and 22 will be held IN the ne, "a, a.
on the Elements and Principles Of Forestry, espe pI
be- addressed by b. e. Fernon. of Washington Gov.
Grggs will he present An S5 eSniGt m 81 map.
rooms on May % an excursion Is planned TO tnr
Pallsades Many delegates and scientific visitors
viii nffenl the meeting.