New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
NEWARK.
MANY TEAS, RECEPTIONS AND WEDDINGS

THE TRAVELLERS CLUB DISCUSSES CALIFORNIA
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR DAY oBsERNA-
TIoNs-LINcoIN BANQUET BY THE
REPUBLICAN, CLUB
Al the mems mass-meeting. to be held in AS
ISOLATION Hall this afternoon at O'CLOCK the
No stor OF the De Groot Methodist Episcopal Church
will sneak to men only on THE Little Giant lie
coored singers. Mrs Lyon. Of New YORK, ana nea
children VIII sing campmeeting melodies, anu aa a
large orchestra and choir Will lead tAe cohs'esa-
tonal singing.
Tho fiscal wear OF the Y NJ C. A. closed on FRI
day The Finance Committee announces that the
books will close with all bills provided for, ana
that there is a surplus In the treasury
AT the meeting OF the Board of Trade to be held
tomorrow night action will be taken on the death
Of Ambassador Runyon. Joseph Coult, Eugene
vonderpool Frederick Frenghuysen, Daniel I.
Campbell and James f.. Fleming are committee
to draft suitable resolutions
Mrs James Marshall will gve luncheon to-
morrow at her home in Lincoln Park
one of the largest teas OF the season was given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. E. Luther JOY at
her home In Broad-st in honor OF the engagement
NJ her daughter Miss Florence Joy, to George
Randall Swain son ~ the state Treasurer The
rooms we're decorated with flowers. The hostess
and her daughter were assisted In receivlng NJ, by
Cochran Miss Maude Fisher. Miss Jessie warn,
Miss Julie Ball Miss Jane swain MIss sell ,,rs van
of Philadelphia, and Miss Anna cavanagh, or New
burg.
The Travellers Club met Wednesday at the
home of Mrs Thomas J. Bailey. No 10 North Ninth
ct Mrs Robert J. Matches presided Mrs Prescott
Rumwill read paper the Educational Facili-
Ties Of California" describing the universities.
Lick Observatory and the kindergarten movement
of the Pacific Coast. Miss Kinnard read a paper on
san Franc.rco and chnatow a tho sS,oc Go of
paper. aided by photographs read by Yrs. FRANK
Sc,n mam Wer we're read by Mrs John s. bennett
After the programme open discussion was han anu
coffee served.
The Executive Committee Of the Essex Christian
rnteavor Union will observe Christian Endeavor
Day the fifteenth anniversary OF the founding OF
the movement. tomorrow. DR.. Clark, president or
the United Society VIII be present The plans Tor
tomorrow are follows: Reception at the Y VI. {.
, rooms from to 6 O'Clock: dinner at Daviss at
e15 o'clock where the pastors Of the county Will be
invited TO meet Dr. Clark; address in The First
Presbyterian church, at o'clock rme NaV aSory
ine when arrangcmcnts FOR admitting the local
Endo1vorcrs and the public to the church on Mon
day evening VIII be made.
Tn. anniversary OF the birth Of Abraham Lincoln,
., February r. will be observed by the Republi-
can Cub The celebration will take the form OF a
banau4i I'm the Essex Lyceum. followed by ai-
dresses by the Rev Or Iienry Baker Congressman
Joan Daze OF Pennaynana cSarlss Foyer
Of Elizabeth.
Mrs James + Fleming and Miss Fleming gave
tea I'm honor o. Mics Lewis. OF iTCboken, Thursday,
ri Mrs Jennings home In James-aL
4 ,ea was given BY Mrs. william Pau. jr. at
her home in Emme;-si.. on Thursday. Tee parlors
and dinIng-room were decorated with PINK roses
and white carnations. and smlax ana asparagus
vine fcstooncd over chandeliers and mirrors. Inc
b,s,ess AMI The receiving party wore the same
No Walter Drake ma Mrs. Hattie Ward as,
ast.d In receiving. and Mrs. Thomas Arn anu
AIRS Edward i. Ward presided AT the TEA tapi'
At Calvary Presbyterian Church on THURSDAY
night Miss Flora La Win blanchard. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Theodore g. Blanchard. OK No. l'i''
Rroad-si. was married TO Diilon Beebe. jr Inc
rector a., the church Or. Hopwood performed me
ceremony Tho church vas DE-. grated IN green
Tho ush,rs wcr" Edgcriou Alc1' \ r. X. VT
I'm Or Arthur - Latter and Charles X pPr.hus
,rna hrir.malis were Misses May Be"bc ana MGDtl
Iilanchart ana iae rnnii ~ honor was MISS f.I''h
Eianrhard The best man was Fred beHoe
The Princeton Club Of Newark viii hold its an
,ual meeting at Dayis's the evening OF Fepru-
orv Il Orcers for tho coming year Will be elected.
AMI after the business meeting supper Will DC
served.
The Technical School Alumni has elected George
" Iacobus 49, president. y. =. iinaley' w. wee
ur.siaeut C. Elmer Blrdsali. 20. treasurer; J. W
Nclaughiin - secretary, Fred ScharrinshauS'"'
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