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ELIZABETH.

There wa. a pretty wedding on Tuesday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John p. schardein. TIL.
bride was their daughter Lizzie. and the bride
groom, was Joseph Rick OF Morris ave. The brides
maid was Miss Annie Schardein. a sister OF the
bride and the best was Edward Schauble
The Pew H II. Obe-ly. Of Christ Church. per-
formed the ceremony which was followed by a re-
cenfton al which there large attendance OF
friends Of the couple
Miss Beatrice Headey was married on Wednes-
dav night 70 Myron Fleming. The ceremony took
nlace at the parsonage OF the Park Methodist Epis-
conal Church The Rev. r. s Simmons officiated
The Elizabeth Christian Endeavor Union will
hold the first OF series Of missionary meetings on
next Tuesday night at the East Baptist Chureh
All the local societies are expected 10 attend The
principal address will be by the Rev. A. j. Banner
man OF Cedar Springs ~ T. HIS subject VIII Do
Darkest Africa" - -,-.-.
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
OF me First Protestant Methodist Church cele-
brated on Thursday night It's NTH anniversary. The
address was delivered by the Rev. Z. 3. Cobb. Of
the Second Presbyterian Church.
new council OF Daughters OF Liberty. to be
known as Loyal 10 Americas, was Instituted at
Grand Army Hall on Thursday night Mrs. An
drew Altman presided. and the initiatory cere-
monies were performed by onward Lodge NO H.
Delegations were present from other lodges.
Grace Episcopal Church Guild held meeting on
Tuesday night and elected the following oincers:
President Mrs. Thomas Whltelauer: vice-president.
Miss Annie B. Walker. secretary, Mrs. II II.
slceper: treasurer. Mrs. John W. Clyrich.
An entertainment was given AT the Third Presoy-
terrain Church on Thursday night for the benefit OF
the Young Mems Christian Association. The pro-
gramrne consisted Of vocal and Instrumental music.
recitatons and readings.
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HOBOkEN

Hobokcn Council No. 80, r. A. gave a ladies
night at Quartet Club Hall on Tuesday evening.
After an enjoyable entertainment. dancing was the
chief amusement Among the guests were District
Deputy p G. r. Robert Taylor and wife. OF Jersey
CRY; Regent and Mrs. Ritter, Past Regent and
Mrs Horace l. Bovine. Past Regent and Mrs.
Dav,d c. Hamilton. Past Regent and Mrs. G.. Il.
Kamn Past Regent and Mrs T. J. Day. OF Hudson
County Council; Past Regent and Mrs. Bert Crane.
Pos, Regent W. T Willln. Miss Willln. Miss lyle
80 Vice-Regent and Mrs Tuthl Chaplain and
Mrs C;reenrdge Secretary and Mrs +. T. Ander-
cor orator and Mrs. T. w. Stewart, DR.. and Mrs.
{, - Cheney Miss Cheney. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Karz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs.
r " Parker Past Regent and Mrs b. ". Dem
Arrest Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Koch. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
n stewart Miss Anna Stewart, Alfred Durham
and Mr. and Mrs J. II. Brunig.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Stevens gave an elabora, e
Point The house beautifully decorated with
aowers palms and ferns. From bower OF foliage
Martins Orchestra sent strains or music through
Out the evening Mrs. Stevens wore pink satin
gowned in white satin trimmed with pale-blue and
pink roses and Mrs. E. A. Stevens was dressed in
pink satin. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
RUSSELL r. Hoadley, jr, Mr. and Mrs William Alex
William s Post Mr. and Mrs. {. Albert Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Wright, Archibald Alexander.
Niss Alice Winifred Post, Miss Elvino Neeser. Miss
Ethel Hitchcock. Miss Edith Hall. Miss Madeline
Knowiton' Miss Isabel Drake. Miss Elizabeth Duer
Miss Helen De Peyster.. Miss Dora Harris Miss
C;eorgana Wimerdlng. Miss Thompson, OF Baiti-
more Md: Peter Marie. Alexander Stevens Charles
* Beekman Francis Stevens. Jr, Edwin a. Lewis.
Charles A. Mum. Rudorh Neeser. Theodorus
stevens Gordon Paddock. Thornton Warren. Louis
Keller Stockton Beekman Colt, Henry Worthing-
ton Bull and Or. Charles Hitchcock.
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on THE LAKEWOOD LINKS.
SHERWOOD p. FERRIS WINS THE WEEKLY CON
TEST FOR THE FREEMAN CUP.

SHERWOOD 3 FERRIS WINS THE WEEKLY CON
TEST FOR THE FREEMAN CUP.
lakewood March S tSpec!aD.-The usual weekly
handicap on the links OF the Golf Club to-day afford
ed an illustration of fair player. with generous
handicap capturing a trophy from a scratch man.
whose brilliant work deserved recognition The silver
cup given by Francis 7. Freeman was the object
at stake and II brought out field of twenty-one
nlavers The course in prime shape. but the
heavy clouds portended rain all day. although only
a few drops actually fell. and the contest was not
delayed
The best exhibition Of the day was given by Jas
per Lynch the Lakewood crack. who completed the
long course in the low score OF 81. which would
have been much less but for unfortunate en-
counter with the fence in playing for the eighth hole
and a series OF mishaps al the second hole which
cost him eight strokes. Otherwise he played a
faw.ess game. Paul 7. Kimban. the golf club
captain made The long eighth hole, which measures
as wards IN the phenomenal score Of 3. by long
drive and TWO lengthy brassie shots. the second Of
which rolled into the hole.
The winner Sherwood p. Ferris who received
handicap Of 81 STROKES. and finished SC net His
card was. Out. 6. 3. 8. = T. s. S s. In. 6. g.,
3, = g. 6, 70, g. The scores follow:
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LONG BRANCH.

The ball given on Monday night fer the beneht OF
the Church OF Our Lady. Star OF the Sea. was at
tended by over 2o couples. Thomas P. McKenna
and sister Miss Marie McKenna, led the grand
march
Twenty-three members OF the Chelsea Club played
progressive euchre on Saturday evening at the
Frankin-ave. home of Mr. and Mrs II y. Barnard
Jerome Smith winning fifteen games, took the
mons first prize. a silk umbrella. Miss Florence
Haven won the womens prize. a cut-glass wine
decanter. -,
rs fortv-ninth anniversary next SATURDAY. evening
The lodge is the Oldest secret society IN Long
Monmouth County. -
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the FIRST Fres-
bvforian Church held a prayer meeting at Lie
Saving Station No. {. at Monmouth Beach. on Tues
day night. Miss Elizabeth ingalls, led the meeting
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PASSAIC.

DR. J. Payne Lowe and Miss Clara White were
married last week
The Nordica Dramatic Club has dishanded and a
whist and euchre club has been organized in its
stead.
The Executive Committee OF the High School
Alumni Association is making arrangements for
the annual reception and dinner.
The Womens Aid Society Of the "Old First Re
formed Church elected the following officers at its
Mrs William e Church. vce-president; Mrs: En-
ker Jelleme, secretary, and Mrs l. J. Van Wrinkle.
The Schubert String Quartet held musical last
Monday evening al the home OF Or. Gerard j. Van
Schott - .
The last pre-Lenten dance OF the Passaic CLUB
was held Monday evening.
A delightful card party was held on Monday even
ing az the home Of Miss Elbertne Haskell.
The annual meeting Of the Kenilworth Society
was held on Tuesday evening al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs David Carlisle. in Howe-ave The new
officers are r. d. Kent. president Mrs George
Ie r. HART vice-president Mrs. A. l.. Brainard
secretary and Mrs. Frank L. Van Tassell. treas
The Unity Club held pleasant meeting on
Wednesday evening in the parlors Of the Unitarian
Church
The Women's Aid Society OF ST. Johns German
Lutheran Church held a fair on Thursday Friday
and Saturday evenings.
The whatsoever" Tea Society held sociablc
in the parlors Of the First Methodist Church on
Friday afternoon.
The Rev S Parkes Cadman. pastor OF the Metro
politan Temple New-York. will lecture on 'Abra-
ham Lincoln" at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening
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RIDGEWOOD

The living poster exhibit at the Ridgewood Club
IN Thursday evening by number OF amateurs
was delightful affair signs OF the Times
yale Mixture" Archie Gums Ballet Girl" out.
.auI,,s yellow Kid" "A Question OF Safety and
THE Rdgcwood News" were artisteally arranged.
The posters were followed by dramatic produc.
ton OF the poem Lord Ullins Daughter with
House Committee cast The whole production was
arranged and directed by Frank Sutton. Mrs. I. 5.
vylrans and Mrs De L. Berer. The programme
WAS full OF local hits. and the house was kept In
roar Of laughter from the beginning TO the end.
A reception followed In the club parlors. Mrs.
Eddy sang Mrs. c. C. Harrison played on the
piano. Miss Bunce reciied and Fred smith rendered
some popular airs on the mandolin. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Walton MT and
Mrs L. H. Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs tnaries T.
Harrison MT and Mrs. Wehane. Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
bar Mr. and Mrs: Bruck. Mr. and Ms. Milnamson.
Miss Harrison Miss Bedel Miss Buck. Miss =
Hawes Miss Rosalind Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. =,
II Cleveland Jack Hawes, Harold sutton, Judd
Morey Calvin Smith, Joseph Edwards and Robert
Walton.
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HAHNE & CO., NEWARK, N ]
ThorntoA. Mrs Theodore Van Ripper. Mrs Charles
Dickin IN and Mrs. E c. Auer

ThorntoA. Mrs. Theodore Van Ripper. Mrs. Charles
Dickin IN and Mrs +. c. Auer.
william Nicholson entertained the Junior T. NJ
C A. OF Newark at his home in North Cor'iana'-
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
OF The Reformed Church celebrated the FOUR
teenth anniversary OF its organization on Thurs-
dav evening Addresses We're delivered oy ne
Rev L. r. Dyatt president OF the Essex county
Christian Endeavor Union, and the HeV. W. H.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Emanuel Baptist
Church gave a colonial supper In the church par
Tors on Monday evening.
The Beleville Literary Society gave IT'S second
reception this winter in Heller's Hall on Monday
evening Among the guests were Misses May
Watson Alice Beardslcy. Amy Maynard. Grace
Je-oleman julia Bird. Camille Cromwell Daisy
Gordon and Messrs Roger Brett. Charles r. Ward.
Harold Perry Herbert Hardman. Schuyler webster
and John W. Maynard.
The New Lawn Tennis Club held dance az tho
home of Miss Spence on "Wednesday evening.
Among those present were Misses Wsyland RIGGS.
wharton Ellsworth Durrie Cakes. Ackerson,
Buck Jackson. White. wallace. Tucker ana
Nessrs Moore Cooper. Stevens. Francis. Sinclair.
Albertson Sanford. Easton and others.
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BAYONNE.

a Iarre party OF friends assisted Mr.. and Mrs
conrad Knierinp OF Yves. Fifty-flrst-st., 10 cee-
rrate the twentieth. or china. anniversary OF their
wedding on Thursday evening.
The Mise. Josephine Bowers and Matte Ken
ards Of Avenu. T. entertained the members OF the
Sans souci Euchre Club Wednesday evening.
The Senior Guild Of Calvary Protestant Episcopal
Church vrer, the guests Thursday evening OF
Nv and Mrs Thomas Patton of East Forty second
st. o 49, p.~.r,o,,
~ r. Nr has detailed Second Lieutenant George
q Rhoder,ck Sergeant BENJAMIN g chiffon,
So-noraI Frederick Roake and Privates Allan
isenpv ana frederick Riedel as the company 5
court-n,artial. - - ,,.,.., 80 NJ.
For the beneHt Of the Bavonne Hospital ana DIS
,a,e,r, hirh-class musical entertainment was
rtvsn on Tuesday evening at the home Of MI and
Mrs scion Humphreys. of Avenue ana the
Tne Terps,chorenn Euchre Club met Tuesday
evening AT the home of Miss LILA B. Moore IN
East Thirty -hfth-st.
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NATAWAE

Miss Belle D Fielder OF Newyork. IS the guest
OF Mrs. W. A. Fountain. IN Main-st.
Professor Archer Faxon. OF Columbia High School.
South Orange. spent Sunday last the guest OF C.
@. Brewer az Glenwood Institute.
The Ladies' Whist Club was entertained on Fri
day afternoon Of last week b. Miss Margaret Tut
hill. at her home In Main-st.
Mr.. and Mrs ?. J. DevIin entertained fifty OF
their friends at their home In Main-st. on Monday
evening Dancing was INDUCED in by the guests
until late hour
A committee OF young men held masquerade
dance at the home Of Edward Miller in Main
ST, Monlay evening.
Knickerbocker Lodge. I q. O. F. will hold
golden jubilee and reception in their handsome
lodgeroOms. in Main-si.. on the evening OF March
90 The affair will celebrate the ffieth year OF the
lodges existence The following committee mas
charge OF the arrangements: p. j Devn. 3. F S
Brown. William T. Arrowsmith. Thomas L. Peter
son. n. A. Bushnell, 3. z. GTigss. and William
Hardwick. This is one OF the Oldest lodges IN
New-Jersey.
on Tuesday evening the pupils Of the graded
school rendered the juvenile cantata "A Dream Of
Faryland." The Opera House filed
flowing and manv were turned away. The scholars
deserve much praise for the excellent manner In
which the entire cantaia was rendered. Those who
took the prominent parts were the Misses l.
/. Hoover. IneZ Mackey, Louise Hoben, Viola
Boyce Mabel Browr Maggie Devlir. Grace Whit
lock Mabel Smith and Nellie Whalen. and Masters
George Harris. Keort WycoH. Paul Kline Harold
Smith. Louis Rice and Myron Hulsart
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NO TRACE OF MR. BURLINGTON.
THE MISSING NEWARK PASTOR BELIEVED TO 9E
A VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY

The Rev. J. Oldknow Millingtcn. OF Paramount
Baptist Church. in Newark. who disappeared
Monday N New-York. has not yet been heard
from. and to-day his pulpit will be filed by the
Rev. William A Smith Of Roseville.
search has been vigorously prosecuted for the
missing man by his father and friends. aided by
the police. The fact has been recalled that Mr.
Millington some time ago took up the study Of
criminoogy and recently he spoke Of writing
articles the subject. This has led 10 the theory
that he took the notion while in New-York TO visi;
the slums al night. and that while thus engaged
he met with foul play He had in his possession
not more than IS. which his weekly salary
drawn on that day. There was some reserve shown
a. Mr. Millngton's house yesterday in giving in
formation 10 reporters Mrs. Mington showed
disnclination 10 talk. and would answer no ques-
ton. In regard 10 the signatures TO the two teie
grams seen in the room OF Mr.. Millins;on Mon
day. the Rev Mr.. Thomas. Of the Emmanuel Bap-
tist Church VINO was at the MilingtOn house yes
terday, said that nothing could ne said about the
signatures al the present time. I'VE are working
on a certain theory ne added and sonnet hing
might be said put certain people their guard
The disappearance Of the pastor has set the gOs-
sips 10 specializing, and all kinds OF theories
put forward IN explanation Of the mystery. Mr.
Millngton Is studious man Of retired habits. and
not fond OF society.
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WESTFIELD.

The women OF the Presbyterian Church gave an
inaugural supper in the parlors OF the church
Thursday evening.
A subscription dance Will be given by the West
field Club OF the rooms Friday evening. The COM
uittee consists OF Messrs. Corrie. Coles and Cook.
Miss Grace Edwards pleasantly surprised by
a large number OF her friends Tuesday evening.
The newly organized Gun Club met In the parlors
Of the Park Hotel Tuesday evening. y. f.
Sears presiding officers for the year were elected
As follows: President. Cyrus r. Wilcox; vice.
president " C. Lears, treasurer William Cham
berlain; secretary. George Peck. Jr. Fifteen new
members were admitted. and a committee was ap-
pointed 10 secure proper GROUNDS Tor the shootA
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SUMMIT.

The Young Mems Christian Association Hall was
crowded on Thursday evening on the occasion OF
the last OF the course OF entertainments given
ny the Swedish Ladies Quartet
The first OF series OF assemblies was given IN
Casino Hall on Monday evening large number
OF guests were present from the surrounding town.
ships. -. - =, - -,
their regular business meeting on Monday evening.
The quarterly meeting OF the Womhns Foreign
Nfssionary Society OF the Methodist Church met at
the home OF Mrs Skidmore, in SprinSheld-ave., on
Friday afternoon ,, -, D. 49,
annual meeting to elect three school trustees and
vote appropriations for the year The meeting Will
March IS
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MORRISTOWN.

Washington Camp No %. Patriotic Order Sons
Of America entertained large party OF friends az
n box sociable last week The feature OF the enter
,a,nmen, was the rendering OF several selections by
the Letter-Carriers' Quartet. composed OF Messrs.
StilweI Hutchings. De Groot and Beach.
The Rev and Mrs James VI Buckley OF Hill
Ct who have been enjoying trip 10 the South
for several weeks past. returned 10 their home
this week.
Miss Helen Shelton Miss Gertrude Hoy and Miss
roie Raymond among the guests at the
inaugural ball. being the guests OF Mrs Mahlon
MI and Mrs Gordon Knox. who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Byron Sherman for several weeks
ras. re,urned 10 their home in 81. Louis last week
Miss Lillian Klnsey. OF Newark is visiting her
cousin Miss Alberta Wolfe OF CNnton-st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rr.ner,c ". Parker OF this city was married on
rhur,day 70 Miss Mary Champlin. Of Red Bluh
cal a, the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
will reside IN UnIon-st.. this city
Ia Rue vredenburgh entertained a large audience
l., Lt-kna,rick Chapel on Wednesday evening A; the
III on,a er fertanmert OF the Rutgers College Ath-
ieTtc Association He assisted by the college
nandoIin cub and by George ". huffman pianist:
II ~ nnrII meeting OF the Useful Circle ~ the
r--sr Methodist Sunday was held on Wednes-
tay evening Officers elected were: Presidcn MISS
i'rer Ms r ". Wilson: dlrectors-Mrs. Edward w.
TW'r No William Aller Mrs. II Wood, Mrs James
r,iIsr Mss Anna Petite Mrs. Henry Kramer, Mrs.
John Halsted. Mrs. G. c. Stanger and Mrs W. P.
rba vomng women 2, the ST. Aloysius Society OF
,he Sacred Heart Church gave reception IN Paro-
chial Hall on Tuesity evening.
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NMJR'a NHk
~ So ~
CRACK SHOTS AT RlVERToN'
DAVENPORT. OF NEw-SoRK' ooIsh'''
D WILLIAMS IN A ONE HUNDRED
BIHD MATCH.

r.x-rNpORT OF NEW-hOr>N-
y WILLIAMS IN ONE HUNDRED
BIRD MATCH
.r " 7 March 81. C. Davenport, Vi INC
-. Gun Club New-York defeated A. ~ Miii-
Car'e'o resident member OF the Riverton Ciuo
hms, r-ounas of the latter to-day IN l"-oira
OF '"e o. ,a,o The conditions were thirty yards
na"" s,,v wards boundary. +. {. Arnoid' OF
use ,''.a-,o, club was referee. Both men missed
' a-s, bird a right quarterer in each instance
'D the end Of the fftieth round the score was
an. zach man having killed forty-three bros
~. then pulled away from his opponent
af,.- the eishty-sxth round, when the former
az ,sd ,ortv-elsht straight and was shooting in
ns~ or,enal form williams withdrew. The score
p"e davenport. killed. 70: missed. 4 Williams.
wa. =. missed la Considerable money changed
NJ ~ the result A stiff wind was blowing and
na wos,her was cloudy. The match was made
.o-dav after Williams had won the le-bird
s..s,can event with a score OF "a killed. Daven-
"A ras tied with TWO others IN this match with
% killed -, - 49,.
.tv.n I, had fifteen entries. the conditions being
So entrance ten birds d man. and the purse
~ EN- third man Is per cent fourth man: 10 per
pe,, and 10 per cent to the club. X NORRIS
ph;iade phla Gun Club. twenty-seven yards ana
-. Fi~Ss allowance Won with clean score. l.
z smith. A. D Williams, r. A; WEIGH and j. r.
6aris OF the Riverton Club. and n. Money and L.
- iSsaverDorr of New-York, all tied with nine
sged They divided the second. third and fourth
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CRAWFORD.

An entertainment under tho auspices Of the
W C. T L. will be given In the Presbyterian
Chapel on March is.
The childrens operetta' ked Riding Hoods
RESCUE" at the Opera House last Tuesday night.
uu long be remembered as one OF the prettiest OF
#. Kind ever given. Among the children taking
mar, were Lucille Woodling. Ethel Foster. Edna
Teller. Mile Rodgers. Olaf Ussing. Adelaide Nix.
Alice yoorhls Nellie Traylor, Gertrude Hoover,
I'll, Sanford Anita Weatnered. Master Santiago
PorcelIa ard Herbert Halsey. Miss Christine
Munoz was director ~ -,
~, Ms lanes Miller last week. Mrs Grow read
q naper on Coast Defences," and Mrs. Porcella
gave a talk on our Flag Ralph Waldo Emer-
son was discussed
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JERSEY CITY.
THE LAST RECITAL OF THE OPEN HAND
sOCIETY-sOCIAL GOSSIP OF INTEREST.

THE LAST RECITAL OF THE OPEN HAND
sOCIETY-sOCIAL GOSSIP OF INTEREST.
The marriage Of Miss Alice L. Rafter and Charles
A. stoneham was soemnized Monday in ST.
Marys Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. James
F. Mooney oflciated. Miss Kate Rafter was brides
maid and John P. Stone best man
Miss Mary Forkin was married TO john sullivan
on Tuesday last by the Rev. james T. Brown OF
St Paul's Roman Catholic Church
On wednesday evening Miss Alice Atkinson and
George Jameson married at the rectory OF
the Holy Cross Church by the Rev. Augustine
Elmendorf
colony in Florida City Collector Simeon II. Smith.
CORPORATION Counsel Blair. Tax Commissioner
James H. Love and Mr.. and Mrs William W. Far
rier will remain there during March.
AN Evening with Mother Goose and Her Tenn
perance Family" attracted large audience TO the
First Congregational Church on Tuesday night
The Junior Society OF Christian Endeavor under
the direction OF Mrs. VI. D. Chamberlain furnisheo
the entertainment.
Miss Anna Bonhan of No. 2s5 Varick-st, enter
tanned the Afternoon Whist Club Tuesday at
her home The prize winners were Miss Agnes
Sweeny Miss Jane Scott P. Henry Davis and
Frederick Gubelman
The Monday Night Euchre Club held its last
session at the home Of Miss Hattie Taft NO 20
Cottage-st
A drawing-room recital. the last Of series ar
ranged by the open Hand Society, Of Bergen
Heights was held at the home OF Mrs Walker. NO.
q Van Repen-ave.. Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Cecilia Gaines delivered an interesting lecture on
Representative Women"
The six-Handed Euchre Club, the largest and
oldest card club in the city. was entertained on
Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Hulsizer. Of NO
IS Clifford Place. The prize winners were Mrs Mar,
Gus Beach, Mrs. John Welsh. Mrs. y. WoodhulI
Condict Nelson B. Sheriff. Miss Bertha DIX On.
Miss Bessie Dixon and Mrs. Edo Van Wrinkle.
The Afternoon Duplicate Whist Club held its last
meeting at the home Of Mrs. y. Woodruff Condict.
No 3l0 York-st.. Tuesday afternoon.
The members OF St. Joseph's Lyceum gave an
enjoyable reception and dance on Tuesday night
In Pavonia Hall 49, ,
Comedy Of Toys" a pretty drama with eight
children in the cast was produced by the pup'is
OF School No. Is Thursday evening
Mrs James White entertained the Ladies After
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Walter Jones was
awarded the first prize and Mrs. Harris r. SIM
mons the second.
The third annual entertainment and reception or
Loyal CouncHNo; 8 Daughters Of Liberty; was was
musical programme was rendered 1890
The Hudson City Business Mems Association
has decided give stag next TUESDAY evening.
Vice-Presidsnt O Bren and Messrs Ruckstuhl ana
Charles Knobel constitute the Entertainment Com
mittee 49,, .
An entertainment and reception was given by
the Young Ladies' Society OF St Pauls Roman
Catholic Church on Monday evening in ST. Paui :
Hall 81, .
Greenvle will take place on March "A In the CLUB
house.
on Tuesday evening a progressive euchre and
dance were given in st. Michaels clubhouse.
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DCNELLEN.

The marriage Of Miss Mamie Corrieii' OF New
Market. TO George White OF Red Bank Will take
.,oo. ~ rhu-sdav a. the home Of the BRIDE
parents.
Mrs Emma Fritts rendered surprise party
Tuesday evening when about twenty couples
under the direction OF Charles snowden. Gilbert
Herllch and Chares Wynhusky. made the hours
pass swiftly away IN dancing. refreshments and
music. ,., -
Mrs Charles Titon. OF Front-st; pleasantly en-
tertained the members Of the Ladies. AID society
or The Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon.