New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
NEWARK.
NOVELTY CONCERT BY THE SCHUBERT
VOCAL SOCIETY.
COMING ELECTION IN THE fsr REGIMENT
NATIONAL GUARD-A BENEFIT FOR

COMING ELECTION IN THE isr REGIMENT.
NATIONAL oUARD-A BENEFIT FOR
THE BABIES HOSPITAL
The novelty concert OF the Schubert Vocal
Society on Friday drew a good audience. James
H. Mckinley tenor took the title role in the can
tata, "Narcissus" and Miss Marie Donovin, the
soprano sang Schubert's "Omnipotence. as well
as the aria from Donizetti's Linda" AS this is
Schuberts centennial year there was an abun-
dance of Schubert music. Ali Of the orchestral
selections were from Schuberts works. including
parts OF the fifth and ninth symphonies. the over
ture to "Alphonse and Estella,' a selection from
"Rosamonde. a military march and an arrange
ment OF the Ave Maria
The first uniformed reception of Company B.,
Frelinghuysen Lancers' Assocat ton. was held at
the Essex Lyceum Thursday night. Company
had for its guests the members of the Ninth
Ward Pioneer Corps and the Lincoln Pioneer
Corps of New York. An exhibition drill by TWEEN
ty-four picked men OF the Ninth Ward Pioneers
applauded. The grand march was led by
Captain II. Stacy Smith and Miss Jennie Martin
Captain Smith was floor manager and Russell
knight assistant.
The list Regiment Board of officers will meet
next Wednesday evening and there will be an in
formal election for jor II a candidate Is sue
cessful Colonel Campbell will fix date in the
near future and ask General Wanser to hold the
formal election. There is every chance OF Captain
Hayes. OF Company l. winning the promotion.
The lst Battalion assembled in full dress at the
Armory Thursday night to receive the marksmen
and sharpshooter decorat ions offered by the State
for qualifications at the rifle ranges at Sea Girt
Companies p, c, D and +. which constitute the
battalion. had large attendances. Company lead
ing with twenty solid files. Immediately after the
battalion was formed the officers and men were
called to the front and GENRE for their bars and
badges
The Newark Bowling Club gave a reception to
the rowing clubs on the Passaic River at Har-
burgers Hall on Wednesday night. The following
represented: Tritons. PASSAGES and Institutes.
the Nonpareils. OF New-York: also the Emmett J.
Quinn Tally-Ho Club. Commodore Orray T.
Thurer, OF the p. r. A A; Alderman Theodore B
Guerin. F. J. Foster and F. Loughn represented
the p. R. A. A. The entertainment part OF the
programme was excellent
Mrs Everard Patterson Miller gave the second
of her Eat homes Wednesday at her home, No
1856 North Seventh-st. Mrs. Theodore F. Miller. of
Brooklyn. and Mrs Eakin. OF Elizabeth assisted
the hostess in receiving her guests. Miss Stearns
of Elizabeth. in light blue velvet and white silk.
and Mrs. Frederick Williamson. in pink and white
silk poured The Misses Booraem. Miss Ohm
stead. Miss Florance AMI Miss Eaking also
sisted: Among the many people preeent were Mrs
and Mrs Reeve Hobbie. of Roseville: Mrs Mel
Vile Eggleston and Mrs. Keys, Mrs Weeks. Mrs
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Miss Miller. Miss Townsend. H. s. Hayward J.
Lawrence Boggs Mrs. Rodman. Of Newark; Miss
Elizabeth D. Parker. Of NewYork. and Miss DE
Witt. OF Brooklyn.
A young. peoples tea was given by the Misses
Vanderpool at their home in Washington Place
Monday afternoon. Miss Lorraine NanderpOol.
in pink and white striped taffeta with fur trim
minGs. received. while beside her stood Miss Coke.
In whose honor the tea given. She wore brown
cloth and Persian silk. with cerise velvet trim
mngs Miss Vanderpooi in toilet Of Persian
silk, with cerise velvet trimmings poured tea. and
chocolate served by Miss Alice Kirkpatrick.
who was attired in light blue satin and chiffon
At the home OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph Silver No.
81 Mount Prospect-ave.. Miss Nettie f.. Daven-
port. OF Newark, married to Wesley A Bar
Der OF Paterson The Rev. Alexander Alison. Of
New York. the officiating clergyman.
The German Landwehr and War Comrades
Wednesday night elected the following officers:
William Buscham president; George Schirmer.
vice-president; Fred Vogel recording secretary:
Conrad Mueller. financial secretary. George Binder,
treasurer: William Hauser guide: Finance Com
mttee. Nalentn Oberle. Oscar koeng, Herman
Fuerst. Carl Mas and Jacob. Schmeg.
A bazaar and concert was held at Segadlos Hall,
in West Park-st.. Wednesday and Thursday
nights by the women connected with the manage
of the Babies Hospital The hall taste
fully decorated and booths neatly arranged.