New-York tribune., 1896-12-06
NEWARK.
SOCIETY BUSY WITH BRILLIANT WED
DINGS AND RECEPTIONS.
MANY CLUBS HOLD THEIR ANNUAL ELECTIONS
THE SCHUBERT SOCIETY TO SING HAM

MANY CLUBS HOLD THEIR ANNUAL ELECTIONS
THE SCHUBERT SOCIETY TO sINo HAM
DELs "MEssrAH'-FIRsr CONCERT
OF THE MADRIGAL CLUB.
Miss Eva Egerton Burrtt and Frank II. Vinson
married Wednesday afternoon In the South
Park Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Lyman WHIT
ney Allen. pastor Of the church, performed the
ceremony assisted by tho Rev. DR.. Wilson, OF
Asbury Park. an uncle of the bride. owing 10 the
recent death Of the brides father H. II. Burritt'
only the immediate relatives and intimate friends
OF the family invited to the church. sno no
reception was held at the brides home' NO q
Drunswick-st. The ushers we're 5. Prescott La"-
arus and Walter Richard Cook The brides oress
was of white moire and chiffon. trimmed Win
duchesse lace. She wore veil and orange Dios-
At the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Blake. az
Forest HILL on Tuesday. their daughter. Miss Mary
Judson Blake, was married to Edward avery finie'
son Of C.. C. Hine, Of Washington-ave ihe 'e''
DR.. Arthur 7. Pierson. of Brooklyn omciateo, u.s.
sisted by the Rev. DR.. Robert F. Sample, OF New
York CITY, Only members Of the two families ara
a few friends witnessed the ceremony. The Drioe
was attended by her two sisters, MISS lsapei anu
Miss Helen Blake c. Gilbert Hine. the BRIDE
grooms brother, was best man. The orioes COS
tume was Of old ivory silk. with Maltese lace tr'i-
nings. Her tulle veil was secured at the brow Win
tired alike in white mousseline de sole. over Opal
tinted taneta. The BRIDES mother wore gown Oh
black velvet with white satin and vaienciennes
lace trimmings. and Mrs. c. c. Hine was s''ireo
in black satin with jet trimmings.
Mrs Wallace Durand will present her daughter
Miss Durand to society at a reception 10 Do gwen
on Saturday December Il. from to p Ill., A'
their home, No. rs Franklin-st
Cards are out for a reception to be given py Or'
and Mrs. Edgar Holden on Friday evening" Oe-
ceu,ber II, from to II o'clock. in their home. NO.
l3 Central-ave Mrs Holden and Miss Hoioeh VIII
receive on Wednesday. December 10 ana 20
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Nellie y.
CARPENTER. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Car
penter and James Edward Bowers. both h'e IA
Rosee.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Ripley gave reception on
Tuesday evening in their home No. l3I Orcharust''
IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. wainwright Ripley. who
have lust returned from their honeymoon Inc
bride was formally introduced In Newark. ehe
wore a gown OF white silk gauze over taie'a' 'li'
w A. Ripley wore light gray MORE. inc mouse was
decorated with palms. pnks and white chrysah'"o-
NUNS, and the chandeliers and ratings were Gil.
twined with sinilax Between four huhoreu anu
hve hundred people called during the hours OF the
reception.
The Board of Managers OF rhe Home ior the
rrlendless are making arrangements for fair ana
entertainment to be given tomorrow evening al
the Essex Lyceum. The officers or the society sre'
President, Mrs. J. W. fltZSefdiu' 'iSo-p' '''NN
Mrs Denman, Mrs. Skinke. Miss BAKER Mrs'
Haines Mrs. Anderson and Mrs A. O. titzgeraid'
treasurer Mrs. b. Atha; recording secretary MIS-
NJ. c. Campfeld They will also have Christmas
entertainment In the Home for the children
The lst Troop will have its first drill In the new
armory In Roseville ave. on next wednesday even en-
ing. Captain Frelinghuysen mas issueo oioeiS Ao'
The Newark Madrigal Club gave the first con
cert of its tenth season Wednesday evening IN
Association Hall before large audience. besiaes s
the numbers furnished by the mixed chorus OF tne
club several solos, instrumental ana vocal were
rendered by outside artists. . a.. ,.
sary on Wednesday evening in Davis at No. 94S
Rroad-st with a dinner. President Clark presided.
ana the Rev. Davis w. Lusk, of the Sixth Prespy-
teran Church. was toastmaster. After the dinner
tSe Rev Dr. Daniel II. Martin, OF the Clinton Ave
nue reformed Church. was introduced, and made
witty address. -.
Governors Of the Garfield Club was, held in the
clubhouse on Thursday evening. and resulted ~ Ia
the choice OF the following presldeny, 4: =:
Cooper first vice president. William Is. Wooaiana'
Parke Burnett: financial secretary Leslie D.
Miller: recording secretary. Judge Mills; CORE,
spending Of + p Ntly William he MeRenze
George Van Name, Edward Gray and w; $: Bliss
The Lincoln Club. of Rosevie; THURSDAY nignt i
George w. Ketcham; first ylce;presdent; Charles
Reekle; second vce-president John F. Anderson;
recording secretary. John Lovatt; treasurer Au- M
has PRESIDENT Of
the club since Its organization. in 1890
fermanee Of Handers The Messa neTS 5s fTGay aras
auditorium Of the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church in Market-st. Nine. Clement!ne De We're
has been engaged for the soprano role