New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
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NEWARK.
THE MADRIGAL CLUBS SECOND CON
CERT.
OFFICERS OF THE isr REGIMENT GIVE a DINNER
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS HAYES AND
DR. BRINKERaoFF,- SOCIAL GOSSIP
OF INTEREST.

OF INTEREST.
The Newark Madrgal Club gave It's second con-
cert at Association Hall on Wednesday night Inc
hall was crowded. Tho club sang under the direc-
ton OF Frank l.. Sealy, "Sprlngtime." Absence
Longing" "Phandrig Crohoore," Tell Her Love
Her So" and 'Matona, Lovely Maiden
A card party is TO be given at the Continental
Hotel tomorrow afternoon in aid Of the Baby
Shelter and Day Nursery No SO Eighth-ave The
Shelter has been established five years, and Is one
of Newarks deserving charities There are
now twenty-four children who are regularly given
shelter by the institution.
The annual exhibition of the work or the pupls
Of the Evening Drawing School was held last week
in the school building, in Westinghouse 1t was
larger than at any time during the schoois MS
tory. tho number Of pupils has been greatly IN
creased. The drawings and models were great IN
number and Of pleasing variety
The Fortnightiy symphony Club met az tho COZ
leCe OF Music Wednesday afternoon for the discus
sion and performance OF Mozarts symphony in e
The following women discussed the various thchles
and movements at the planoforte: Miss Anna 8
Burgyes Miss Alcs Hicks Miss Claribel Whit
more. Miss Mary E. Lane, Miss Jessie Hunter, Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Stringer and Miss Mary Berstecher
The next meeting will DO held on Tuesday May H.
the work selected for the occasion being Mehdeis-
sohn's Scotch symphony.
At a meeting OF the Travellers Club, Of Rose
Vile. on Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Buckley No. 1852 North Scventh-st, a paper
on 'Women's Colleges was read by MIS-. KeIming.
stuart Stu -' was read by Mrs Hampton, and paper
a., & by FOR NI kShYH
tion and committee was appointed 20 p'ep'io d
The commissioned officers Of the lst Regiment 1t
held their annual dinner at the Rove
eli. Of the United States Army a guest. and In
reply tine on TSesG
lie said that the average citizen failed to nd Te aaxs
s aTs Of 'he the sood ee
men wearing the uniform who even failed TO ap-
ins them better citizens teaching them seif-rel,
and making men who Honq pe enc oers
that the date for the week in camp bad been nXeq
noon. July 10. and return on SATURDAY July ~o H.
He said ne would make the camp OF 1877 as agree
.es K sna Aad liz on Taeay night
held the annual reception OF inc G Ladies - Hw
JERSEY. There was a large attendance. The az;
fair consisted Of a shor; concert, and concluded
S: R xasae d1ss dadisf al
William Hayes was married TO Or. Henry Brink
erhofT OF Jersey City. The bride was sowned in
SIdesas Msse as oe Plume and Marann
y Sergeant. wore white organdie and SATIN ana
blossoms. The maids of honor Misses Nellie Run
yon. daughter Of the late AmbaSsadoT 70 GsTnan?i
lace and white pumes. Miss Julie Rommel, the
M WHIT a sf aEd carried large basket Of the
.Wesiey Negus Of Jersey Gity was I,I best
FIFTH. smaller carrington John T Toney. il, Rob
ert Rodgers and Colonel William A Righter.
Mss AS@n Maria John
a. Meso were united in matrim0ny nuptiai
sssa Ea6er Of s. FstsTs %hqrSh ana ara
s esf am fei n nd the MISS
and Miss Molle Stats. William Tries jr,. acted
as best man, and Charles Meisol: John ; MsnrS
The bride was costumed in heavy white satin, with
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maids wore costumes Of yellow and two, of blue
M Ms FsaeS?a e. 81? i3s nome
At St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church on on
Blank were married BY Father Pql{caTp' The bride
bride, was best man Miss Matilda Gombert was
ID Afisr the Cere0ny TTTfpGP was
The brides costume waS of cream-white satin.
with arehessG peal Tmm9ss on Wednesday Miss
Mabel Russell. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William VIII m
frederick William Mercer Of Newark, by the
rector Of the church the RX d. g. A. C1 Rnssa
Of the orde and the bridesmaids were Mss
Miss Marion wiiietts. Of Brooklyn, and Miss Emile
Hobbie. OF Newark The ushcrs were frederlGIk
William f. Russell jr. Of East Orange william
3. Kinney and Nelson Aheel OF Newark ana Saidi-
Ys 81 epdS The bride
gown of white satin and duchesse lace, trimmed
MAS Of pink organdie over pink silk The brides
maids wore white organdie over pink SILK, with
fails Miss rsce Eag ea Edwards daughter of
Charlotte Edwards. and Robert Penm0Te Eagies;
evening by the Rev Richard II. Van Horn, at the
home Of The brides mother sixth-St ana SuS s.,
TearI trimmings Miss kittie Edwards. sister OF
The bride was maid Of honor. Harold Crane was
the mage and the Misses Marguerite ano Helen
crane were tho flower girls. reception followed
the ceremony. ,,...-- A.. ,,-,uo,,
Crogan took place Wednesday evening IN
the WickifYe Street Presbyterian Churcn ne ~ ~
: Garland Hammer performed the ceremony ne
bride wore a gown of heavy white silk, with fuii
tragn trimmed with duchesse lace. The maid wore
C,%te organdie over pink taffeta. The hest man
was George NJ. Crogan. brighter or me Drids-
s1roor, Tho ishcrs William r. SonneKaiD,
e. Walter H. Jamouneau. Samuel L. Keen. gilbert
= Crogan Samuel Wood and George T. Hunt IT,
BAYONNE.
Mr. md Mrs Thomas p. Eley. OF East twenty
60 -, have roturned from their bridal tour