New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
NEWARK.
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE PRESBYTERIAN
UNION.
GERMAN SOCIETIES TO CELEBRATE THE EN-
PERoR's BIRTHDAY-AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR

GERMAN SOCIETIES TO CELEBRATE THE EN-
PERoRs BIRTHDAY-AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE FOSTER HOME.
At the meeting of the German singing societies
and veterans In Haeberle's Hall last week. the fol-
lowing committee was elected to make arrange
mens for the celebration OF the birthday OF Kaiser
Wilhelm: Chairman. Henry Hodel. George Schir-
mer, Simon Yaumann August Laubsch. william
Buscham. Frederick Tanzeisen. Henry Fuerst. Fer
dinand Yoss. Matthew Kleiber. Andrew Witt,
Charles Schmeerng. Alber Haeberle. r. Urban and
Frederick Vogel 1t decided TO have mass
meeting this afternoon at the same hall.
The Newark Turn Verein will have a special
meeting this afternoon at o'clock. In Turn Hall.
The young women of the Normal School who are
studying TO be kindergarten teachers under the
direction OF Miss Lowrie gave tea Thursday
at their rooms in Marshall Street School, for their
fellow-students OF the Normal School. The teach
ers Of Marshall Street School. Superintendent Gill
bert, President OF the Board Of Education Gay and
Secretary Argue were the guests. The large rooms
were crowded and the guests were received by Miss
Lowrie
A public meeting in the interest of rescue work
was held on Thursday night in ST. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church Mayor Seymour read a letter
sent to him by the president and secretary Of the
Christian Refuge. telling him that they are sorely
In need OF money to help In supporting helpless
girls.
Tne third yearly dinner OF the Presbyterian
Union of Newark held in the parlors Of the
High Street Presbyterian Church on Monday night.
Two hundred guests present. among them
many women. The Rev DR.. David r. Frazer Of
the First Presbyterian Church. chairman and
POSTMASTER, introduced Avery D. Andrews, OF tho
Board Of Police Commissioners Of New-York who
responded to the toast Municipal Order" the sem
tment being THE City as the Nerve Centre Of Our
CIVILIZATION The Rev. DR.. Henry Baker, of st.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church, responded to
the toast. THE Church" The last speaker was the
Rev. DR.. D. Sage Mackay. Of the North Reformed
Church. His toast was Our Antecedents."
The Lady Teachers Association met in tho High
school Building on Thursday. Miss Sara A. Faw-
cett presiding. Miss Sara C. wiltse. Of Boston,
talked on Child Study
The Young Ladies' Society Of tho German Hosp!-
tai, has decided TO give its entertainment for the
benefit Of the hospital on May In the Auditorium
Part Of the programme has been already prepared
The Letter Carriers Association gave a dinner at
Achtel Settlers on Thursday night. There were
present 100 members OF the association and the
guests were Monsignor Doane, Judge J. FRANKLIN
Fort Postmaster Haynes. former Sheriff Lehlbach
County Auditor Conkl.a. Controller John s. Glib
s N rarsSos Naoaa Presd 5swc IL
from Senator seweI. Governor Grisss' Congres s.
men Parker Fowler, Cummings. Loudenslager.
TO the toast The Postal Service as Viewed BY the
-Nt"dih TOslcNlce ana It's SuD-StatlOnS.' There
were responses also by Judge Fort and City Con-
troller Gibson
The silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sachs
was ce.ebrated on Wednesday night In Jacoby's
Hal Many guests were present from New York
and Brooklyn The POSTMASTER was julius Sachs
and toasts were responded TO by Paul w Roder
Henry ". We'll, Noah Gutter. George Seikel j. g.
kempe. NJ. 1sdore. Eugene Cohn. VI Meyer and H.
Joe.schke
AT the house Of Mrs Robert F. Ballantine in
Washington Park on Thursday evening Mrs Sarah
CoweI LeMoyne. OF New-York, gave a reading for
the benefit of the Foster Home. The parors were
hlled with people. among the number being judge
and Mrs. Andrew kirkpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs. John
q. H. Ptney, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bradley Dr.
and Mrs. ID. Sage Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Trppe. Frederick Frelinghuysen, the Misses Nj Ter
Mrs. James E. Fleming Miss Antoinette Quimby
Miss Frances Depue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cum
mings. Miss Elise Wright. the Misses Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. Gadds, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Riker Miss
Ethel Colt, Miss Alice Kirkpatrick. Miss Alice
Booram Miss Suydam. OF Elizabeth. Mrs Martin
Dennis. Miss Adelaide Dennis Miss Margaret
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hardenburgh Stick
ton Colt, Toler Booraem, Henry Young jr., Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Atha.
In informal election for second lieutenant by
Company L. lst Regiment Tuesday night, Sergeant
Phillips received majority Of the votes.
The Grand Jury for the December term had q
dinner Thursday In Davis's parlors. All the
Jurors were present and the invited guests
Judge Fort. Sheriff Doremus. Collector Keepers
Auditor Conkn. County Clerk Wrightson. County
Physician Washington. and Detectives Vok and
Casale