New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
NE WARK.
CONFERENCE WEEK IN THE METHOD
IsT CHURCHES.


THE ESSEX COUNTY CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR UNION.
ENTERTAINMENTS PAST AND TO COME.
Conference week has kept the members OF the
various Methodist Episcopal churches interested
ana h,sv To-day there will be Conference SER
vices In the churches and local preachers VIII give
no their pulpts to members OF tho conference i'oi'
outside OF Newark. In accordance win custom
At the Centenary Church, where the Conference Is
held there will be lovefeast. led by the rev. a
NJ Palmer. preceding the services OF the Day IN
the Eighth Avenue Church there will be ordination
Of elders Bishop Andrews will preach al lo:So
a. m at the Centenary Church. and the sermon
will be followed by ordination OF the deacons. Inc
Conference ends tomorrow. and at 6 p. m, there
will be a complimentary dinner for the members Oh
the Conference the Continental Hotel
Kindergartens were established last week III ''ie
Thirteenth Avenue. Camden Street and eighteenth
Avenue public schools In each of the schools bis
spuare rooms have been furnished and forty pu-
pills are accommodated In the morning ana lor'y
others In the afternoon In the Thirteehth Avenue
school Miss L. Morris and Miss Mcclure IN hish-
teenth Avenue School Miss Crawford, and IN Jam
den Street school Miss Harriet Harrison ana MISS
Conover are the teachers.
The April meeting of the Essex County christian
Endeavor Union was held on Monday night IN the
First Methodist Protestant Church. The large au-
ditorum was filed with the members OF the Varl-
Gus societies. The president the Kew huther H.
Dyott, presided. The following resolution. READ ny
Secretary George Smith. was unanimously ADOPT
ed: We the members Of the Essex County Chrls-
tan Endeavor Union. earnestly thanking Goo Tor
the guiding hand which has led our beloved
brother and president. the Rev. Luther H. Dyo't
TO decline call to another pastorate' ana 10 re,
main in his present field OF labor desire to extend
10 him our appreciation OF the work he Is DONG as
president of union and 10 assure MIN Vi Jul
LOYALTY and hearty cooperation in Whatever ne
undertakes 10 win Essex County FOR CHRIST "A"
address was made by the Rev. Dr. Donald sage,
Of the North Reformed Church. on THE Personal
pou,er NJ Personal Effort" The conservation SER
vice was conducted by the Rev. Ford Gilman IL
was decided that each society as far as possible
devote Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
nights before Easter 10 a series OF special revival
services
The Catholic Young Mems Diocesan Union, OF the
young mems societies OF tho Diocese OF Newark
will have a demonstration and meeting at krue-
por.s Auditorium on Monday evening. April 25.
There will be a parade through the prlncipai
before the meeting. Austin ADAMS Jonn u ,her
McGirl will make addresses. ,, w., ,
The annual meeting of the Industrial Home Tor
Men was held Monday night at the nome, NO. ivy
Orange-st The directors listened TO a first annual
report by Dr. H. Bedell Crane secretary who STAT
ed that there had been sold in tho last year 1)1V5
barrels of wood. 1900 men had been supplied win
shelter 5000 meals had been given out, and lSZ'
HceIs resulted as follows: President the Rev DR..
]. Clement French; first vice-presdent, samuel j..
Bloom: treasurer. Theodore Price; secretary. Dr.
II, Bedell Crane, and superintendent George A.
The alumni of the Newark Public High School
held their regular quarterly meeting at NO. 81
Broad-st on Tuesday night A committee was APP
pointed by the viCe-president 10 make arrange
ments for the admission of the class Of 81. which
will be gradual ted from the commercial department
June next. The next meeting Of the society Will be
the annual meeting. to be held on Juno ~ The inal
folle mi fDnS
of the officers will be received. and the class OF ",
asm,e4 to b M and dhs s M ase pase at
the same meeting The seventh annual banquet or
the alumni Will be held at Jacoby's on Thursday
AR fhe Young az haoieg Society of the
Hospital had a mass rehearsal on Tuesday plight
for the entertainment to be held May g., In Kruc-
gers Auditorium; An operetta entitled ~, re
Soldiers are Coping and nd, !, comic mic, play entisa
The Phoenix Singing Society had lite annual meet
ing Tuesday night in Birkenhauer & Baumann $
Hall The following officers were elected: President.
August Willms: vice-presdent. II. Baumeistec.
secretary Arthur Tmes treasurer John Bitties
a musical service will be held at the mems mass
meeting to be held In Association Hall this 81
iernoon: A large orchestra will lead the singing.
The Pioneer Ladles Soeety hed w pya @s
tended by over 200 members. Mrs. L. Adler. pref
% Mrs J. anG M4 of Ma
secretary. the officers.
day nj in Music Hall Miss Clara Green Q: the High
school read a paper on 'Ramanticism in the
Classic Drama" Mrs. Eloise r. Farrell read n
paper on the picturesque in Music" In the alb
sence of the president. Mrs. 0rrie Taylor the meet
ing was in charge OF Mrs. William Fish, the vice.
president The next meeting viii be held on Tues-
day, May T. The subject for discussion and illus
tration viii be American Art"
The members of the Auxiliary Of the Eighth Ave
nue. Day Nursery making arrangements for O
play TO be given in Nav at Dryden Hall, entitled
"A Disinterested Friend" The performance will
be given for the benefit Of the nursery.
The grounds OF the Riverside y. G.. In Washing
ton-ave.. have been engaged for the coming sum
mer by the Y. NJ. c. A. The members will use tho
grounds Tuesday and Thursday nights and Satur-
day afternoons.
The Essex District Medical Society held It's
eighty-nrst annual meeting and banquet at ia
coby,'s or, Tuesday night. The president. DR.. Ed
ward J. III. read a paper. Sixteen new members
elected. The election Of the officers resulted
as follows President, DR.. r. Y. Sutphen; vice
president. Dr. Charles Underwood; secretary DR..
Archibald Mercer; treasurer, DR.. Charles ID. Ben
nett. Dr. T. Y. Corwn was reporter of the even
ing The delegates elected 10 represent the society
at the State Convention were Dr.. Charles ID. Ben
nett, DR.. Robert X. Burrage and DR.. Charles Lelh-