New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
NEWARK.
THE Y. NJ. c. A. TO CELEBRATE IT'S FIr-
TENTH ANNIVERSARY.
"A PLEASING RECEPTION Ely THE TNsTITUTE
BOAT CLuB-MARRIAGE OF MISS
MARLIN AND MR. uARr


The Young Mems Christian Association will OBJ
serve its fifteenth anniversary to-day The associa-
ton was organized in 1881 and now owns three
buildings In Clinton-st., which free from debt.
The fisca. year closed last January with every
bill paid and surplus In the treasury. The pres
ent officers James A. Bannister. OF the James
A. Bannister Shoe Company. president; Frederick
Frelnghuysen. president of the Towards savings
Institution. vice. president Joseph NJ. sayre deaier
In real estate and insurance. recording secretary
and James S. Higbie. who is also president OF tho
Newark Board of Trade, treasurer. Almost thou-
sand members enrolled, some OF whom are he
brews Catholics Protestants and men OF no
creeds. The present Office force Is as rohows'
Henry A. Cozzcns general secretary; Leonard NJ
Smith, physical director; Charles Z. Scott Dogs
secretary: Frederick y. Vreeland. membership Sec
rotary; Adolph c. Frey. night clerk; Louis Car
ricues assistant physical instructor; Alexander
MacGauze superintendent of buildings. Anniver-
sary exercises Will be held as follows: In the GIN
ton Avenue Reformed Church the Rev. Thomas X
Bridges will deliver the address; in the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church the Rev. DR.. D. II. Martin
will speak and In the Fifth Baptist Church the
Rev p c. Bascon will deliver the anniversary SER
mon while the Rev. T. A. Hughes will speak IN
the De Groot Methodist Episcopal Church.
AT meeting Of the Womens Board or the
Babies Hospital Society last week the accession OF
these new members reported: Mrs. John F.
DRYDEN Mrs Chandler W. Riker. Mrs. F. y. Man
deville and Mrs William A. Halsey. The resigna-
lions from the board OF Mrs. Franklin Conkln and
Mrs. c. 7. Garrigan were received. Donations OF
money and crib furniture. infants clothing. toys
and other articles were received.
The Progress Club held an entertainment and
dance at the clubrooms on West Park on Wednee-
day night. and supper was served after H1idnight'
on Tuesday night the Misses Nanderpool. or No.
p Washins'9n Place save FARO rdo we're
decorated with greens ana PAINS ana a H1
drawing-room by Miss Vanderpooi In yellow MORE
ANTIQUE with pearl trimmings ana MISS Lorral ,as
Vanderpoo- gowred in white satin. with spangles
and pink tulle trimming.
The Institute Boat Club reception and
tastefully decorated with flags. bunting banners
and trophies won by the boat cup On the stage
of the champion four. The committees in charge Of
the reception TeIe Floor o S9mmtee n,s SSsepF A.
sullivan Edward J. kerns Charles y; Meiso!; a
/ Filzpariek E. Mcksc1 j. EoTaa; e Re- j.
eepton Committee owen P G9nlon: NJ V a Muih p
Roy T5oma EdTaF swcene Re1 James F. cobur
H. F. Hoey, Joseph J. Muliin William l. Quigiey'
The % Sf Yacht Club at its annual election on
TUESDAY night chose the following officers for the
eommodore' Frank Miller: treasurer Thomas J.
Rache; financial secretary. H. hindehlans' seer seer
Rash D E s saeTan HGaro E o. cumminss H.
Chapman and A F adams; delegates to Mew,4 ORR II
Raohe and Charles Schade.
Miss Frances Hemhauser. daughter OF Mr.: and
Mrs. Joseph Hemhauser. and Alfred State Grissss
were married on Monday evening az the home OF
brides parents. No 40 Fifteenth-aTe me isev;
Samuel Dobbins Price pastor Of the Bruce street
Presbyterian Chapel performed the marriage ser
vice Miss Anna Kirscheman and Miss Nellie r.
Ashley were bridesmaids Charles W. Ashley was
best man and William II. Wambol groomsman
The bridesmaids wore white SILK and carried PINK
blossoms
In Trinity Episcopal Church on "Wednesday
afternoon Miss Adaline Core Martin. daughter or
William J Martin. married TO John Killer
Hart ir OF Arlington. The ceremony was per
formed bv the Rev Louis Shreve Osborne, rector OF
Trinity church. The bride travelling gown
of gray broadcloth trimmed with pink braided vel
vot She was attended by her sister, Miss Emma
Martin as maid Of honor. who attired In
lght-green broadclOth gown trimmed with PM
with pink roses William CatterAsld. Of Ridgewosod
was best man. The ushers were Dr. =. w, r, no..
brook and Chester Lee Cotton cousins OF the
bride: w s Cunningham, OF Brooklyn; c. n Hal.
Of Bayonne: Mr.. Clemens. OF Nutley' ana H. Alien
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