New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
NEWARK.
MRS. DEPUES RECEPTION FOR THE
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION
THE BACHELORS pALL-INTEREsTING DISCUS

bANhElrofS BALl~-lNIEkESIlNG DlSCJS-
sIoNs By THE POLITICAL STUDY CLUB.
pink tea and reception in the guild room OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Lincoln and Elwood aves..
on Wednesday night introduced the Junior Guild OF
the church. The members OF the guild Misses Annie
Brown Potter Lily stone Alice Beardsley Belle
Messer. Edith Cross Bessie Tomalin Isabelle Smith.
Anna krudorp and Edith Cross. received. and the
Misses S Emily Potter and Josephine Stansbury
poured tea.
The Bachelors gave large ball in orator Hall
on Friday night The patronesses were Mrs. Robert
w. Cumming. Mrs. W Campbell. Mrs j. O. Il. Pit
ney, Mrs. Andrew Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Thomas T.
Kinney. Mrs J. Lawrence Boggs. Mrs. John \.
Nichols Mrs Charles Weeks. Mrs. James +. Flem-
ing, '--s. Sydney Ogden, Mrs. John Howell. Mrs.
Harry Clifford. Mrs. David A. Depue, Mrs. Archi-
bald Mercer, Mrs. Edward II Wright Mrs William
Hardenburg.
The Road to Ruin" will be given by local anna
tours in Jacobss Theatre on March /. in aid OF the
Woman's Exchange. Recent rehearsas OF the play
under the direction of Mr.. Fisher. at the home OF
Mrs. T. 7. Kinney, give every premise of a success
ful performance. The cast of The Road TO Ruin is
as follows: Old Dornton. George Clark. jr Harry
Dornton William Pennington; Goldhnch. II. n. Con-
gar: Mr.. Milford. Samuel A. Clark; Mr.. Sulky, Will
lam II. Osborne; Silky. A. NJ Thornburn Mr. Smith,
T. Parker Dodd: Hettu, James NJ Cumming: Jacob.
John L. Young: Hos!er Henry Young. jr.: Furrer,
John Darcy; Sherns officer Ernest Duryee; Widow
Warren, Mrs Kinks Sophia, Miss Jane Headley:
Jenny. Miss Helen Drake; Mrs Ledger. Miss Laura
Plume: Milliner. Miss Ifalsey; Mantuamaker, Miss
Lewis
The masquerade ball of the Pioneer Society and the
Pioneer Ladies Society held Wednesday night in
Krueger's Auditorium The hall was decorated with
bunting, plants and PAINS. Judge Kruger and Mrs.
Kruger received the guests.
Mrs. David A. Depue entertained the Nova Cae-
saIea Chapter of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution at her home, No. p Eas. Park-st' on
Tuesday afternoon at tea. About seventy women
members of the chapter attended and among them
representatives from Newly ork, Jersey City
Trenton. Eliza beth and Matewan Mrs. Joseph D.
Bede. of Jersey City, and Mrs Charles Borcher-
ling poured. Mrs Hodenpyl, State regent OF the
Daughters of the Revolution. and Mrs. Yardley
also of that Organization, We're among the guests
The hostess received with the officers and Board OF
Managers of the chapter. The dining-roon was
decorated with American flags - :,
Miss Frances Ellsworth was married 10 James T.
Dusenberry at the home of the aunt OF me oride
Mrs Mary H. Macknet No. ll B 6lGfnIIed S Sv
the Rev Livingston l.. Taylor, of cleyeland Ohio
oe the First Presbyterian Church. assisted Inc
bride is daughter of the late Judge CaIeb . ms
worth. Only the immediate relatives OF the lamlly
attended the ceremony. after which supper was
served After trip of three or f2ur weeks MI anu
Mrs Dusenberry will live in Highest.
Founders Day. in memory Of the late Thomas B
Pedde, will be observed at the Peddle MTnoIla
pastor Of the First Baptist Church. Philadelphia
will preach in the morning The choir VIII present
Colonel Campbell has promulgated an order to the
members of the LIST Regiment announcing mat S the
marksmen's medals won in the competitions az Sea
Grt last will be on by the ooW
ing dates: First Battalion February %; ID Bat
talon, February 81 Sd Battalion, February Is
Next Friday night the Assembly Ban VIII take
place in Grafton Hall The committee in charge is
Composed Of Nelson Abeel Archibald Barklie
ward Campbell Robert Cumming Alfred Dennis
Harry H. clifford. charles Jackson. ,cortlandt
parker IT,. John o H. Pitney. James Pohlemus
cards have been sent out by Mrs. Maccullach
Keasbey. Of No % stratford Place. for tea, on
reception for Miss Grace searns Of Montreal
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott Jacks9nj on
THURSDAY afternoon. Mrs. Jackson received in
costume of black and white silk. with black lace
trimmings while Miss stearns wore gown OF pink
wore light yellow silk and white lace; Miss Nina
Jackson light blue tafeta and chiffon; Miss VIII
let's Miss Lorraine Vanderpoo wore white satin ,u1
patrick a gown Of cerise and white taffeta; Miss
Estelia Kinney. in light blue taffeta Miss Jessie ss
trimmings: Miss Alice Booraem. yellow taffeta and
lace. ana Miss Frances Depue yellow sat-. satin and ana
white lace garniture Al end OF the table MISS
PLY P9 e4Tsd PS boz a The e
and pearl trimmings, Miss Fleming wore cos
The Pfesbyterian Union will have a dinner at
| Davis's parors on March s. The committee con,
D 5T % r 5 4 Farrand. F s Ward and j. NJ
Cobb. Already the limit Of 80 tickets has been eX-
The Newjersey sta;e Council OF the Catholic
| Benevolent Legion will hold dinner at JacOoy
| Tomorrow night. Covers will be laid for 400, and Il
is expected that every council in the State will be
! represented. John F. Snnot. the State president
will preside and John GuifoYle will be the toast
master. Joseph $ Heissler. a MARYLAND laWye h
will make the principal address. and toasts VIII be
| responded to as follows: The Legion Of New-Jer,
! sey" John j. Ghegan; The Day we celebrate pratt,
| Edward Kenny; The Clergy Monsignor Doane;
! ''The Social Side OF the Legion" A. V. Harding;
! "The Ladies'" John &. Hayden. The Reception
| Committee consists Of James r Rowe NJ: g. Fulton.
! NJ j. O'Connor \. J. Lebhauser, F. NJ Hurley
! J. J. Bowling. c. F. Wahle and Edward Phillips
| nj n C.,tdx. 'Ub me
The vice-president, Mrs. z. Hunt, presided MIS-.
spouse TO the question. What l. the general I'M.
! preston about the purity OF your city government
! II was said that Newark compares favoraby WIN
! other cities rs the financial condition OF your
| city sound?' answered decidedly in the anrma-
| ing talk in reply the question, What are SINK,
ing funds" on the subject. Are the principles OF
CiyiI Service reform recognized in your city? the
| club put itself on record rs favorlnS muhiclpal