New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
NEWARK.
GREAT SUCCESS EXPECTED FOR THE
HEBREW CHARITY FAIR
IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE ESSEX CHRISTIAN
ENDEAvoR U\loN-cHACTAtoOANs rhr
PARE FOR THEIR WINTER STUDIES.


ENpEAvoR U>IoN-cHAUTAUorANs PRE-
PARE FOR THEIR WINTER STUDIES.
The Hebrew charity fair. which will be opened to-
morrow night In Industrial Hail. is expected to be
the largest affair Of its kind ever given IN Newark
The fund now amounts $4,000. and the prepara-
tiors that being made seem TO assure suitapie
home for the Hebrew poor. There is now no ihs.i-
tuition in Newark for old Hebrews. The plan Is 10
build a new home for them and TO retain for the
present the orphan asylum in Mulberry-st. pur-
chasing committee Is negotiating for ianu IL 10
estimated that there are between loVVo ana -V'oV
Hebrews In Newark, and there are well-orsahiHe"
societies. The Hebrew womens societies, the I'M
mediate Relief. the sewing circles, Auxiliary to or
phan Aid. National Council, and number OF small
er societies do effective work.
Company u. lst Regiment. Is nifty years OLD, ana
last week issued handsome souvenir in honor OF
the fact The company organized In 1916 as
target company.
The Newark Chautauquans met on "Wednesday
evening at the College OF Music 10 make prepara-
tions for the seasons work Louis A. Russell pre-
sided. The plan Of study was discussed at length,
and it was decided to hold another meeting on next
Wednesday, This Is the fifth year Of the Newark
circle
y women's society organized last week
under the of the NJ G. " Froshin Damen
Vcrein, at Il meeting, held In Althoffs Hall The
Mrs. Bertha schwartz vice-prcsidcnt; AIRS. Sophie
Althon. treasurer: Miss Adelena Albers' recording
secretary Mrs Emma 6ehrens financial secre1ry Try,
6yad 1Si1 tn q, s 'e new nrs in Oerers
Hall. Drills are to be held on board the Ports
sicilian festival will be given for the benefit OF
81. Peters Orphan Asylum OIL October 70 BESIDES
"The Girls at the Convent" and THE Director"
The Newark Fishing Club last week elected e.
Reibold. president. !. kinlcn. vice e-prcSident; j.
Kreismer treasurer: +. Dubois. financial secretary
+. W Diliy. corresponding secretary; H. Reilly ana
Hiss Tinne Z. Lit;leheld was married to Clarence
Sdst Epcopa Church BY ne Rey nodsrsss
Jessie Hayner, Of Troy, and Catherine Miller q
bTe6 the &c ssTfmoSy IS y, TS s1ssIs
ave sqDper was se5vsd 70 a5Oa' li9 guest, s,rvb,
M % caS arsd Ma o 3"a @s at
the brides mother. Mrs. Horace Bedell No. liV Cn-
Hen1y Baker pastor of St. Paui's Methods, Epsco-
beth Hunt and David NJ. Krick were married The
maid OF honor was Miss Laurs Hunt. sister Of me
The ceremony performed BY the Rev DR. Chris
ian. rector ~ the church. a.,
William Ioyser vas married 10 Charles q. Hahn, at
noon on Wednesday. in the Wcklife Presbyteran
Res. J. Garland Hammer. ir former pastor OF the
Mis- Tcssle Beck. daughter Of Nj and Mrs s
Beck vas married at her parents home or WelneS-
t;luck oniciatc1. Dr. Emanuel Schwartz brother
of the bride groom. best man. Miss Jennie
Marx was the bridesmaid. The brides attendants
wero Misses Jessie and Helen Grand. -
The wedding of School Commissioner Robert w
Brown and Miss Anna staedel. Ot BROOKLYN. took
place n so 2ss South Sevcnth-st on "wednesday
rh, the Rov. Fred e. ottoman oiicia ting. John
Brown brother Il the bridegroom. acted as best
man and MISS Jennie Brown was maid OF hCnor
Miss Ida Nay Woodruff and Ralph spencer
Voorhees, married on Thursday IN Tie I'm
manuel Reformed Episcopal Church. Broad-st., ny
the Rev . NJ Voorhees,, OF tho Reformed 'hurch
Of Three Bridges. ~ J.. brother q the bridegroom,
assisted by the brides uncle. tho Rev {. :. Wood.
run. pastor of the Paterson Methodist Episcopal
church Miss Mary T.. Voorhees, sister OF the
bridegroom. was the maid Of honor The best
man was Louis stOtesbury. Of New-No-k.
\ home wedding took place Thursday night AT
tho house Of Mr.. and Mr.. J II. wilkins; 40; ~
Rroad-s, Their daughter. Miss Amelia wilkins.
married Herman H. Schooplc. Of New ork The
s~rvice was read by the Rev. G. Armand Miller.
Miss Nellie r. Mcclellan. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs c. A. Mcclellan. WIS married 20 william r.
Hass!nger at her home No. l6I Washing tonst., on
Thursday night. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev DR. James A. chamhcrn. Of the First
Congregational Church.
Colonel ami Mrs. t. n. Wright and family have
returned - their homo IN Park Place. after spend
Ing the summer AT New London tonn.
Miss Dora Wright and Chauncey Parker VIII be
married November II. . 49,
The engagement of Frederick Muller and Miss
Helen Buher Is announced.