New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
NEWARK.
THE MARRIAGE OF MIR. MCARrER AND
MISS BARKER.
POLITICAL STUDY CLUB HOLDS AN INTERESTING
sEssIoN-sCHooL TEACHERS AssocIA-

POLITICAL STUDY CLUB HOLDS AN INTERESTING;
sEssIoN-sCHooL TEACHERS AssoCIA-
TON DISCUSSING NAME
Thomas n. McCarter jr, and Miss Madeleine
George Barker youngest daughter of Mrs George
y. Barker, Of Baltimore. will be married at Grace
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, at o'clock Tuesday
evening. The bride will be attended by her sister
as maid Of honor. and by eight bridesmaids: Miss
Julia Whridge. Miss Elizabeth Williams Miss
Emily 1atrobe, Miss Honora Blackwell Miss Emily
Howell. Miss Sarah Parker. Miss Sidney Morrison
ana Miss Rebecca Morrison all of Baltimore Mr.
McCarters best man will be Arthur =. Sturges OF
New-iork city, and his ushers will be Messrs. w. j.
Duane and I, Mcclure Peters Of New-York City;
Daniel w. Evans. of Engewood: Ulysses Mercur
or Philadelphia: Professor G. L. w. Mcclure, of
Princeton University. and Professor Livingston
Farrand Of Columbia College: Frederick Evans, tr..
ana j. Parker Dodd, OF Newark.
Mr.. McCarter gave his farewell bachelor dinner
at the Essex Club on Friday evening. His guests
were his best man and ushers, his brothers. Robert
ii. and Czal II. McCarter and Edwin II. William
son. Archibald ]. Barklie. w. Campbell Clarke
Alfred l.. Dennis John r. Hardin and John p. Bat
tin Of Newark: Robert s. Green, of Elizabeth
Charles y. Black. OF New-IIaven. Conn, and Dr.
William f. Studdiford. Robert w. Speir. Junius S.
Morgan and Charles w. McAlpin. Of New-York
The February meeting of the Schubert Ladies'
Club was held in the College Of Music Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. Taylor presiding. The session was
devoted TO Robert Schumann: His Life and
Work" Interesting papers read by Mrs
William L, Fish, Miss Jessie *. Hunter and Mrs
Orrie Taylor.
At the annual meeting Friday night OF the Gott-
fried Kruger Association these officers were
elected: President. +. Albert Hahn; vicepresident
Philip Lowry financial secretary. Frank s. Hand
corresponding secretary J. r. Woodruff recording
secretary. Louis Boehme; treasurer. John F.
Kruger.
The w-Jersey Society OF Architects perfected
It's organization at meeting on Thursday after
noon. Newark. Jersey City. Hoboken. West Ho-
boken, Union Hill, Bayonne and Paterson were
represented at the meeting.
The February meeting Of the Essex Union Ex-
ecutive Committee Will be held Monday even
ing. February l5 in the Beevile Reformed
Church. The exercises will be under the direction
Of the lookout and prayer. meeting department, r.
Y. Taylor. superintendent The third In the series
OF missionary lectures under the auspices or the
Union will be given next Friday evening. In the
South Park Presbyterian Church. by the Rev DIT
Frederick j. Stanley. formerly Of the Toxic Uni
versity, Japan His subject will be "Gods root
prints in Occident and orient"
The Enterprise Musical Club has elected the FOL
lowing officers President, John Bender; vice-pres-
dent: Jacob Wester; financial secretary 1ohn
Koeher; corresponding secretary. Bernard Friend
guard. Arthur Wester; conductor, Charles LEM,
vce-conductor. Edward Err.
| the song "Abendfeer" which they Will sing at the
| Philadelphia Saengerfest. under the direction OF
| Conductor Eichhorn. -
| The Political Study Club met at the home Of Mrs
A. Van Winkler. No 81 Lincoln Park. on THURS
day, Mrs De Witt presiding. The lesson was upon
the existing evils and proposed reforms In munici-
! pal government, and the discussion was LED ny
| Mrs Garfield. THE Government of the city OF
Newark" will be considered by the club at its next
meeting Members have been appointed 10 obtain
Information in regard to the charter. financial con-
dtion, park system and public waterworks: Inc
| next meeting will be held at the home or Mrs
| Clark No Sc Warren-st., February IL
| The Women Teachers Association on Wednesda!
| discussed a name for the association. Many were
in favor of calling the society the School Teachers
! Association, but the majority seemed IN favor Oh
| the Teachers Guild. At the next meeting action
| will be taken the proposed titles Mrs Georgia
| y. Crater gave report from the Teachers Reufe-
mont Fund She stated that the oldest auxiliary IL
/ a male teacher of Morris County, who has taught
! for ffty-seven consecutive years IN the Ne"-'ersey
| schools. . ,r-..
! William r. Haggerty. son Of Robert A. Haggerty
! Deputy United States Marshal, was married TO
| Miss Lulu Weston Fredericks a daughter or Mrs
Hester A. Fredercks, on Thursday The marriage
took place at the home of the brides mother. NO
| 10 North Eleventh-st.