New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
NEWARK.
woMENs MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT AS
ISOLATION ELECTS OFFICERS
NEW REPUBLICAN, SOCIETY ohoANzH0-
GERMAN SINGERS PREPARING FoR THE
gAF-NGERFE4T.

sAENGERFE5T.
The organization Of the Womans Municipal I'm
provement Association was completed on Thurs
day In the Board OF Trade rooms by the ADOPTION
Of n constitution and bylaws and the eiecuoh oi
permanent officers. Before the report OF the Com-
mitteo on Constitution was read by Miss Florence
May temporary secretary. Mrs. Frances Pel. presi-
dent. read paper. In which she outlined some OK
the work the association should enter upon A
letter read from Mrs. Louise D. Gallison presi-
dent OF the Independent Society OF the Oranges
saying that she Endorsed the work started ny the
Newark women. and Offering her assistance ana
counsel II was voted 10 request the Board OF
Education 10 assist the association by Advising
the children to join the auxiliary. 1t vas also
voted to ask all the women's clubs OF Newark 10
cooperate with the association. and that the mem
bers Of the Young Womens Christian Association
be requested TO attend the meetings and cooperate
with the association Mrs Frances Pell was elected
president Mrs Elizabeth Hunt vice-president, Miss
Florence MAY corresponding secretary, Mrs Joseph
Clarke recording secretary. and Mrs Henry L.
Sayre treasurer.
Colonel Campbell, Of the 1st Regiment. has issued
an order recording the changes made since Novem-
Der 1886. in the personnel Of the regiment In the
order the findings Of the various company boards
Of colrt-rnartlal are also recorded. Within month
probably orders will be issued to commandants to
refrain from enlistng any more men, JUST Do
fore camp there always a number OF men VINO
are anxious 20 become soldiers
The Republican knights OF Newark. y. j.. were
organized at Achte Stetters on Thursday night
A committee OF fifteen was appointed TO prepare
ard submit constitution The committee VIII
meet Thursday evening. E L. Benson Is chair
man. The following were elected; H. A Harvey
president; F. c. Fraenztel, vice-presdent; T. L.
Benson secretary; G.. A. Morton. treasurer; s. 5.
Poe financial secretary; Neil Dawes. assistant
financial secretary Limri e West, tr.. serseant-at-
arms Board Of Governors. Charles kase w A.
Lord. w b. Atwater. H. NJ. Marsh s. y. At
water II. Stacy Smith. J. A. Cartwright and W. Il
Fish major.
A Democratic dinner will be held in Kruegcrs
Auditorium on the evening OF April 2S under the
ansplces of the Jenersonan Club. II Is expected
that 500 active and prominent Democrats from
every county In New-Jersey will be present Sew
eral Democrats CT National reputation VIII respond
10 toasts. Several Democrats will discuss state
Issues The Committee Of Arrangements consists
of Elvin W Crane chairman Charles F. Schneider,
Dr. A. X Baldwin Dr. F. W. Thum. John L.
Carroll James r. Nugent, John s. Pell stephen
Margher William Muchmore, George H. Lambert
and Frank 7. Mcbride.
At the meeting OF the School Principals Associ-
alton Wednesday the constitution and bylaws were
amended in minor parts There discussion
over the proposition to admit others than the
principals Of public schools as members OF the
association, but by almost unanimous vote II
was decided that only principals should De eiigiois
TO membership.
The Essex Bicycle Club held its annual dinner
a. Achtel Stetter's Hall Wednesday night. Before
the dinner 70 which the members and guests SAT
down al about s 30 o'clock business meeting was
held and the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: President. Theodore keer; vice.
president E. O. Chace; treasurer. George MURDOCH;
Road Committee, Frederick Keer, Clarence Peters
and E. r. Beman; delegates to the Associated
Cycling Clubs OF New-Jersey. Z. o. Chace J. b.
Merrell and z. c. JOhnes; delegates to the state
Division Of the l. A ". George Murdoch and
Clarence Peters. Speeches were made by Mayor
A. Informal. entertainment was, given at the
Eek G d MerGay nea a6e Gh note dinner was
served 70 the members ana n,e gon Sicsures
was given in the billiard-rocm.
TIE Board OF Education's Committee on Evening
sSpoTintendent Gilbert Tor the purpose Of devising
a plan for the course OF pubic lectures 10 oe
given at the evening school every ~ " eanesday
tendent Gilberts secretary, Isaac Lowenstein mas
completed the statistics showing the attendance
There enrolled az males and loi females
The classes numbered 81, taught by So male and -
? 49, and the daily average attendance 1913, The
percentage OF attendance was 70 Conpsreo WIN
was 2j2; increase in the average enrolment, 20;
increase in the average ATTENDANCE sS ana IN
a large scae in Association Hall in few weeks
cIety OF the Y. VI. {. \. About one hundred sing
ers will take part. Three concerts will be given
The German singing societies are busIy rehears.
ing Tor the saengerfest; The Lyra nad a specisii
rehearsal in Haeberles Hall under the direction or
Carl Heller, The prize songs. entitled .pas Crap
were rehearsed. Phoenix had rehearsal under the
direction Of John Braunschiedel, OF New ork as
the regular conductor John 3. Schaedel. IL III.
The songs "Ach Weist du es Noch" and "Blame.
leu" were sung After the singing a business
meeting was held and II was decided to accept the
Invitation to the anniversary OF the Liberty 20 be
held or April II. The members OF the Liederkranz
are renearsing songs for the spring concert The
songs May Night" 'Lochung' and The Com
rade' will be rendered =,
on Wednesday night at the home OF Mrs L NJ
Seitz No 236 Lafayetts-st.. Miss Sadie +. Seitz
was married 70 NJ r. rrankner. OF Phiadelphia.
The ceremony performed BY the Rev. A. c:
Tvau Miss Nettie Backer was the bridesmaid and
the Misses Jessie VI. Baden and Rene Seifert were
tho flower girls william SeitZ, me BRIDES brother.
WIS best man. and Frederick Baten and Edward
Serz were the ushers The bride wore gown OF
white organdle trimmed with mousseline de solo
and pearls The maid was In pink and white
Crgandie and the flower girls were gowned In
yellow silk.