New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
PLAINFIELD.
THE THURSDAY EVENING MUSIC CLUBS
MEETING.
PREPARATIONS FOR AN ACTIVE GOLF SEASON II
THE HILLSIDE cLUB-ENDEAvoRERs

PREPARATIONS FUN A-> rNhi'E oOA<r SA>So-' --'
THE HILLSIDE c1.uB-ENpEAvoRERs
GIVE A SUPPER.
Contrary TO the custom Of past years. the few
days preceding Lent were not gay ones in PAIN
field social circles. Few entertainments were held
and the majority Of these were Informal The
Lenten season is generally kept free Of large enter
tainments in this city, and this year will be no ex-
ception. Preparations are already making for the
k,rmess TO be given in the autumn for the benefit
of the Muhlenberg Hospital The last kirmess was
a splendid success financially, and was source
Of much entertainment 10 the society people OF the
city A whist game will be one OF the features OF
this years affair. and many dances OF an ex-
ceedingly pretty and novel nature VIII be intro
duced by Miss Stewart, who conducted the last
entertainment
The last year has been a prosperous and proht-
able one In McAll auxiliary work in this city and
the Limoges Mission. which Is supported by fiaih-
field contributions, is perhaps as successfully con-
Quoted any. At the annual meeting OF the
Plainfeld branch on Wednesday the following
women were elected officers for the coming
year: President. Mrs. Isaac l. Miller; vlce-pres-
dents Mrs A. c. Baldwin. from the Crescent
Avenue Church: Miss Florence Tweedy. from Grace
Protestant Episcopal Churca: Mrs. W. B. Wads-
worth from the Congregational Church. Mrs
James Petrie. from the First Presbyterian church'
Mrs J. VI. Middledith. from the Park Avenue Bap-
list Church: Mrs Cornelius Schenck. from the
Trinity Reformed Church.; Mrs. Alex Gilbert, from
the First Baptist Church; Miss Minnie Wood. from
the Orthodox Friends: Mrs. II. NJ Maxson, from
the Seventh Day Baptist Church; recording and
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Frederick Mead
treasurer, Mrs. John Gray Forster.
The Womens Foreign Missionary Society OF the
First Baptist Church elected the following officers
at their meeting on Wednesday: President. Miss
Linda D. Butler; vice presidents Mrs. D. j.
Mrs Reuben Knox.
secretary. Mrs. B. ]. shreve; treasurer. Mrs.
Morgan S. Taylor. Mrs. A. Gilbert was elected
treasurer pro TEN. IN Mrs. Taylors absence
The Hillside Tennis and Golf Club is making
preparations for an active season Of sport, and as
the membership list has grown largely recently
the dues have been increased from s. year 10
81 year The initiation will hereafter be $40 In
stead Of so.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Case of Central-ave..
entertained the Central Avenue Euchre Club at
their home on Monday night. Mrs Thomas Nun
ford and Mrs. J. Parker Mason won the first and
and r. NJ STEELE won the first and second honors
for the men. The club will not meet again until
The members OF the Christian Endeavor Society
Of the Seventh Day Baptist Church gave sup,
were prettily decorated for the occasion The com
mtee which arranged the supper snd d. inf9Tms
Maxson. chairman; Miss Nancy Randolph. Miss
Elizabeth Allis, Miss Lucy Durham and Arthur
smith. Myrtle Randolph, Bessie NJ +. Randolph
Louise Clawson Anna Wooden. Evelyn Lewis,
Ida Randolph and Lena Tomlnson William
Mcsher the cashier. --,.
At this weeks meeting Of the Thursday Evening Ti
Music Club which was held at the Westervllt-
ave home OF DR.. II. X. Carroll. the selections WEI
taken from well-known Orat0riOs. primer v
Elijah" and 1.-THE Creation" paper on " ne
Evolution OF the Oratorio" READ b. Miss { arr
Dewey Piano solos given by Miss Whltney
and Miss Lavinia French. duet was gwen ~ nE
Miss Whitney and Miss French There Were vocal
solos by Miss Alice Carroll. Mrs. Asa Collier MISS
Julia j. Ketcham. Miss Grace Carroll ana Elmer M
q Runyon A beautiful trio from Elijah was
given by Mrs. Frank T. Clawson, Mrs Asa Collier
and Miss Julia ketcham. Another trio from ,I Ine
same oratorio was sung by Mrs. Asa Collier, Miss
Jessie Stewart and Robert NJ Clark The cnoruses
one from Elijah and another from st PAU
were sung by a chorus composed of those already
mentioned and Mrs. F. :. Cutter and Mrs l. WIN
throp Travel, the Misses Anna Boice, carrie
Dewey Mary ". Ketchanl. Anna W. Watson ana
Charles II. Ans eman A n Cornish and Frankiln
p Noble. The club will meet at the nome OF MISS
Anna Boice. in Perk-ave.. on Mdrcn Is