New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
PLAINFIELD.
TIE CRESCENT WHEELMENS MlNoi NEIL
ENTERTAINMENT.
r, rcr,oNs IN THE woMEN's MISSIONARY 30
c1Er1Es-MRs. cIARKsoNs BIRTHDAY
cELEBRArIoN-oTHER SOCIETY
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
PLAINFLELD.

,,. ,,,,r.st this week centred In the minstrel
snow given on Thursday night in the opera HouH- %
for the benefit OF the Crescent "hee'e
hong. was crowded TO the doors by the ihos' pm
rent society people in town. and the ehter'a.''@, -
oo,in nroved that tho Crescent Is the one cluo III
plalnneld capable Of producing successfui m'hSieI
or,.-.,ir-nert Charles Lyman was the inteT.ocu''i
o,d tho endnen were w. ~ Runyon. J. H. rogers
Charles Runyon and George stevens A"e p'
erarrne was as follows: Overture the coHipAn'' >
"RoIlin. TO de Sea-" Raymond McGee; Mia "'-
tam William j. Theirs; end song. George y. STE
yang. Io,os Clee Club (a) 'Mali OF the Valley, Vl
",rhey Kissed. Saw Them DO It.; "Siu'nper song
T. t. Runyon; '"The Requital' A. T.. ho'H''s' ei'"
sour william y. Runyon; 'Cass IS Man, "1'iSe
Taggar.; slack-wire performance NJ BURKE Ay'o
phone solo, T.. Hslock genuine coon wihs "aiee'
Henry schenck: sketch Messrs. Runyon ana ste
vene. banio quartet U.ehgh University Messrs. +.
H. Halock, c. F.. Pettinos. G. Lehman and A. D.
jcssup: ~ Night az the Park Cluo with 'he O"'o'
Counties" The club members wno made up 'le
chorus we're W. Stephenson Il. Nindy, e. Lister '"
yI,mao c. De Neza f. H. Garrison. A. +. Baker
+ l. Jones c. RocStellow. w 3. Mosher r. Miner
W,at, Barnes. Edward Serrell. T. Smith. j. Craw-
ford y Ellsworth f. French. T. H. Smith. G. u
rich H. Yaeger. A. Cannon, A. H. cornish.
Hazctne. ). Reynolds. \. Ellsworth. w. y. Run
yon j. H. Rogers \. W. DeTnarest, G. r.. fet,ihos'
+ d. Hallock r. Freeman. 4. McGee. '" r. Mac
clymont, w Theirs j. f. g. Petrie f. J. Pope a.
T. Holmes Charles II. Lyman. f. f. Runyon' L. y
| p,rl O. Angleman, II. Schutt. ]" Miner D. r.
Uouxlass IT. Moore. \. u. Jessup. George Lehriai
8 T. T. Wilbur Charles Runyon, George ote'els
The stage manaqers were l.. 6. Tfmpson and C. H.
Wheeler; head usher. II. II. Coward musical direc
+ tor l.. l.. Conde. ,
Planned women prominent in Methodist MISSION
ary work met In Vincent Chapel on Tuesday aitef-
noon and listened 10 reports Of two missionary soe'e
ties and then elected officers for the coming year
The Foreign Missionary Society election resulted as
follows: President. Mrs. VI. l.. Winter; Vice-pres-
dcnts Mrs Arson Sperry. Mre. H. A. McGee cor
responding secretary. Miss Rachel Day; recordins
secretary NJ r. sharp; treasurer MISS SUSIE H.
| Jackson The Home Missionary Society officers are
as follows: President, Mrs. d. L. DAVIS; nrs' VIC
president Mrs u. VI. French second vice-presoeh''
! Mrs J. c. Peck: third vice-president, Mrs. j. "ler
corresponding secretary. Mrs {. T.. horhe' rec''
/ ing secretary Mrs. n. W. Pike treasurer. Mrs j.
/ " Jackson; assistant treasurer, Mrs. George H..
! Cornweu: librarian. Mrs. John McNaughton; mite
box secretary. Mrs. I. L. McNoy
! Professor Henry NJ. Maxson delivered the closing
,ecturs IN the y NJ C. A. course Tuesday night.
his subject being Switzerland and Its People.
The seventeen birthday anniversary OF Mrs A. j..
Clarkson OF Stee-ave- was celebrated by her reia-
tiycs and friends Monday night by banquet ana
evidence and the following were among me ,nmai many
guests present: Mr. and Mrs william H. Io Isnotwe,l,
daughter Nathan King. OF Brooklyn: Mrs. c; H..
King Of ISraine NJ and Mrs G9oqman TYrTs Misi aa
SHnshsr Mtrsd Mrs Harriet .d pnnnns r s Of wes eS
Doty. of Green Brook and Mrs. Morris;
Cards are out tor tea to be given by Miss Lulu
Lewis. daughter OF the Rev. DR.; A. II. Lewis. Of
honor Of the %issss TracS OF west Eshth
hAprls.