New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
NEWARK.
A DULL WEEK IN SOCIETY.
TIE YOUNG MEMS HEBREW ASSOCIATIONS EN-
rERTAINMENT-A FINE CONCERT BY THE
APOLLO crTB-CARD PARTIES PoPu-
LAR IN THE LENTEN SEASON.

APOLLO cIIB-CARD PARTIES PoPr-
LAR IN THE LENTEN SEASON.
A.. ar,s mass-meeting TO be held In the
v.,rr Mons christian Association Hall this AFTER
MOO, at o'clock the colcrsd singers Mrs Lyon anu
her children will sing. Mrs. Lyon Is member Oh
the Creole Quartette. Of New-fork Elkanah Drane,
chairman OF the New-Jersey State Coihini'Vee VI
the Young Mems Christian Association, Will speak,
An evangelistc service Will follow the addresses
4 bows sociabc. In charge OF the Boys WORK
Committee Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young
No,.. Christian Association will he held on Wednes-
day evening Stereopticon views games ana re-
freshments will be introduced
"a musicale YVES given on Tuesday night AT the
house of Mrs. ID, \. Tompsns in lAncoln-aVe Inc
parlors were decorated with palms and cut ho"erS'
"The Essex County Christian Endeavorers will be
addressed By the Rev. Or. Arthur W. Spooner'
Supcrintendent of the State Junior Department. To-
morrow evening, in the North lseiorneu 'huren'
d., Spooner will speak the subject spots on
the SON" A brief report Of the Bethel Mission
will he preeentel by Duncan Forbes, the superin-
fcndcnt The pastor Of the Church. the Rev. DR..
Sage Mackaye will make the address of welcome
The Young Mems Hebrew Association gave a
minstrel entertainment in the Auditorium on Thurs
day night. The affair for the benefit OF the
building fund. and a large audience laughed at
the jokes and appauded the singers 1t was a
PuriIn celebration. and ended with dance. The
Arrangement Committee was made up or Emil fici-
Ter chairman; Maurice De Jonge. Y. Samuel ADe!er.
David Longfelder. Moses Samuel anu Augustus
Jay.
The Apollo club gave its second concert in As
ISOLATION Hall on Wednesday night. The cluD was
assisted by Mrs. Gerrit Smith. soprano and Tn"
Jeanne Frankie trio. consisting OF Miss Jeanne
Franko. violin: Miss Celia Schiller, piano. and Hans
Kronoll viOlcncello. GcrIit Smith was conductor
c. W.nham Smith, accompanist and Frank X.
Gilbert. organist.
There large audience mt the preset aton or
1.-THE Haymake s." which was given on wednesday
and Thursday evenings. In the In!versast thurch.
at Broad and Hill SITS. The cast was as follows
Farmer George H. S!monds; Mary, Miss Bessie "
Eyerson: Anna, Miss Rose Mac Alarney; Jane, MISS
William, W. l.. Parker: John. William Waace
Canon Snipkins. George kirwan tramp william
Wallace Canon
Miss Jean Champenois OF No. A. Lincoln Park,
entertained a whist club, composed or sixteen young
people at her home on Thursday night.
4 matinee whist party met az the home or MIS-
Felmy in Orchard-st, on Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lie Massena, IT, gave
dinner on the evening OF Washingtons B!rthday al
their home on Brold-st. The guest Of honor was
the Rev Lyman Whitney Allen. who won the sloV
prize offered by The New-York Herali' win MS
poem on Abraham Lincoln. There were also pres
emf The Rev. ThOmis Rccce Bridges, Miss Mar
gncrIto I.c Masscna. Miss Edna lie Massena. Car
ence I.e Masscna and Everett y. B!ankc
The fortnighty meeting OF the Ladies subscription
Whist club tor the benefit Of the lioHpita! ior
Women and Children held at North End Hall
Yesterday afternoon.