New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
NEWARK.
SECOND ANNUAL RECEPTION OF THE
FRELINGHUYSEN LANCERS.
THE PROGRESS CLUB CELEBRATES ITS rwEN-
TY-rIFrH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
NrsS KprDrI. AMI Mr. GREEN

THE PROGRESS CLUB CELEBRATES lIS TWEN-
TY-F1FrH MISUNDERSTANDING OF
MISS KREDEL AND Mr. GREEN.
The Polymnian Society gave the first private con-
cert Of its fifth Wednesday evening In the
Rosevlle Athletic Club house before an enthusias-
tic audience. The chorus OF twenty eight female
voices assisted by Miss Kathryn F. Van Week.
contralto: Miss Lillian Pierson Beckel. soprano and
Alber,us Shelley violinist. Frank L. Sealey con-
Quoted and also played the accomplishments.
A fortnightly symphony club was organized at
Music Hall on Tuesday evening The club is for the
analysis and playing Of classical symphonies and
overtures Louis A. Russell directs the studies ana
lectures on tho form Of the compositions.
These officers were elected on Tuesday night at
the meeting of the Jeffersonian Club. at the club
house IN West Park-st.: President Elvin w. Crane;
vice-presdent. Charles F. Schneider; corresponding
secretary. James r. NuC.nt; recording secretary
John l.. Carroll: treasurer Charles NJ. Meyers
The second annual reception Of the Frelinghuysen
Lancers was held on Tuesday night In the Audito-
rum. The Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps. Of New
York, was represented by twenty-one men under
command Of Major L. Owen Miner. Captain C. II.
Clark and Color Sergeant Thomas Roden. Twenty
seven picked men. under command OF Lieutenant
Theodore McAster. gave an exhibition drill. with
marching evolutions. Aftcrward Major William l..
Fish. of the Lancers, and Major Miner. OF the
Pioneer Corps, headed military march The Lam
have accepted invitation to attend the ball
OF the Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps AT the lIenox -y
ceum In New-York on Tuesday night.
The composition, Sunday on the Rhine" by the
conductor of the Philadelphia SaenSerfes.. Carl
Samans. is being rehearsed by all the local singing
societies There will be mass rehearsal TINS
afternoon in Krueger's Auditorium.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Home for 1ncurables
gave Il musical and dramatic entertainment on Fri
day evening in the Essex Lyceum: The home n
Cour,st. has at present twenty patients: s<.,
The Progress Club celebrated its twenty-ffth an
nivcrsary Wednesday night with q banquet at ltS
members were present. In the course OF the even
Frochlich of the club by the members. The presen-
taton made by Elias Beria. chairman Oh the
T9mmiee of y,ed ne a f,ScN bo
quot of American Beauty roses was also presented
day The women members of the club attended the
theatre in q party and after the performance had
The Newark Sketch Club gave an exhibition OF
productions by its members at the cuorooms No
of display Of Isl I paintings Sketches and etchngs
Mrs. r w. Vail gave tea on Thursday at her
home in Jamess in honor of Miss Jessie nalsGy b
Miss Florence Jost for Miss Curtis Of Elmira,
The midwnter matinee Of John nrsdaS H. afdsr
noon mt the Essex Lyceum. Over two hundred ana
% a pus e and gu ns TSe s
presided over by Mv ossnr abas h IT, chase
snd Mri Mrs. Tso@as %hsrles e. n enis Ksse MRS. a" "
In the Temple On TUESDAY night Miss Bertha Kre,
aiya couniy r. T. W F. The Rey { dl@eek psrfor%ed the
sesse4 by the R apry as
Bernard Federgreen. Moses Kredel and Randolph
Mercy The We're re Miss Hay a onor Ma ine
Leah Kredel and the flower girls the Misses Goldie
and Elma Monskey The Parents s Of hg STlde
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Harret
Geyes JacHsTn onSn1 n1 the
First Preshyte ian Church