New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
PL4TNFTELD.
WEDDINGS AND OTHER SOCIAL AFFAihS
OF THE LAST WEEK.

OF THE LAST WEEK
Tho CotiIlon Club met for the first time TINS sea-
son on Monday evening at the casino, whe" '"e'
were entertained by the Misses Van bosKerch' U.
West Seventh-st. The room was prettiiy oeco'"'e'
IN red and green to correspond with eversreens anu
holly berries The favors were hung on o"ris'-
mas tree which was placed in one end or the roo''
Mrs George W. Van Boskerck was assisted III
giving out the favors by Mrs j. W. Remnant. Mrs'
O. r. Warning and Mrs. Samuel Huntington.
The first annual dinner OF the Protective Game
and Propagating Association OF Union Niiu"'eseN
and Somerset counties was held on Monday even
ing in Gesang and Turn Verein Hall. In Somerset
G, The menu consisted chiefly Of game. covers
were laid for thirty-fve About two hours were
spent at the table, after which there were speeches
from President j. Goff Vice-President Joseph a.
Rlatz. Percy c. OIL Justice Newcorn. of Planned;
f. r. Haws Of Newark. There's Lie In the od
Bow Yet" was sung by James Phillips
Mr. and Mrs H. p Pugh. of No. 95i West Fourth
ct celebrated the thirteth anniversary OF their
wedding Monday evening. pleasant feature VI
the occasion was the reading OF poem by the rev
c. O'Donncll. which was composed by MIN III co'
memoration of the celebration MISS WINTER Vi
1-Ister County ~ Y. rected. About thirty guests
were present from Plainfeld and New-York.
The MANY friends of the Rev. DR.. Jocelyn John-
stone pastor of the Church of the Redeemer, Will
be sorry TO learn that he will sever his connection
with the church next spring. He Will go TO New
Work. and engage in the practice OF law.
Miss Louisa Baker and Harry Chase Kunyon were
married at the home OF the brides parents on MOL
dav evening The Rev. J. Kennedy Newell OF
Related The ushers. Robert NJ Clark and francis
j. Batz led the party and they We're dreSsed N
white organdic over blue silk, and she carried 9.
boiouet of white carnations Among those present
were the mother OF the bridegroom Mrs Margaret
Runyon: his sister. Miss Adelaide Runyon; Mr.. and
Mrs Wyman and Mrs Housed. of Centreville; Mrs;
Sarah r. Davis. Miss Baker and Clarence BAKER; OF
Trenton: Frederick A. Pope. of Somerville; Miss
Hattie C.. Kelly. Lewis S Kelly and AugnsfTs
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mohett william N r,a EHn
Runyon David Runyon. Miss Alice sPangenperdg:
Frank Wyckoff and the Rev. and Mrs. g. Kennedy
Newell. ,., .,, .,,,,,,ors ., tho
season was the euchre party gwen on Monaay
afternoon bv Miss Gertrude Waltz ana MISS May
Evans at lakewood AT fourteen tables women
niayed erchre. Miss Minnie Wood and MISS COOK
won prizes. 49, - ,o..oa on Nordav
rieht Inv the members of Queen CITY Lodge NO.
oos I O. O F.: Past noble grand Lewis DeCamp'
noble grand j. b. Higgins; vice-nobe grand ~
Thorn permanent secretary. !. j. Neal; nnanciai
secratorv Thomas Osmond; treasurer. ). r: AIMS.
plandeid Lodge No A. !. o. o. r.: Past grand
,tanrv Nischwitz: noble grand. John Carney; vice.
noble grand Andrew Carpenter; permahent secre-
tarv f. H. Bird recording secretary 'osep" ""eP
pard: treasurer. James GARRISON.