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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
CRAWFORD.

The Country Club will give a minstrel entertain
ment at tho Opera House on Wednesday evening
May u. for the benefit Of the building fund of the
new clubhouse
A reception given for the Rev. A. Evans.
pastor of tho Methodist Church. on Wednesday
evening by the stewards of the church.
An organ recital will be given at the Presby-
terrain Church on Tuesday evening by Sanford l.
Norcott, organist of the Judson Memorial Church.
New-York assisted by quartz: from St Bar
tholomews Church.
Miss Henrietta Jackson and Frank Page were
married at tho home of the bride. In Claremon.
Place on Wednesday evening
The Union County W. G.. +. T.. will hold morning.
afternoon and evening sessions In the Presbyt
Church on Wednesday. May T.
CRAWFORD Council Royal Arcanum, gave delight
ful entertainment on Monday evening. The Alpha
Male Quartet. Of New-York pleased all with its
fne singing and J. W. Gangloff's humorous stories
were much appreciated An Informal dance fol-
lowed.
married at the home Of the bride Thursday
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
RUTHERFORD.

The Confederate Spy" military drama, was
given in the Armory Hall on wednesday
night for the benefit OF St. Joseph's Church by
local amateurs. J. Dermody's acting as drafted
Dutchman was applaud j. Others In the cast were
the Misses s. Bentz, j. Bentz. a; Cavanaugn ana
O'Dav ! McGrath. A. Gillcn +. Partridge. Walter
HYATT r McKcown. NJ. McKeown and T. Nc
Keown Several members of Company i, "a Reg-
ment were the soldiers OF the play. dance 1oi-
lowed the performance =, a., ,.,
Arbor Dav exercises were held by all the Ruther.
eord schools on Friday. The primary schOols bad
their celebrations in their buildings. ana me
grammar school exercises took place In Library
Hall. .. ..,
The Committee on Organization which Is 10 form
a Board of Trade has been reinforced by the addl-
ton Of Collector Charles Burrows, j. l.. Chapman
and A T. Hackett of Rutherford. and Mayor VIII
lam Mckenzie and John G. Niederer, of East Ruth-
erford a public meeting for enrolment Will De
hold IN q few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
HAHNE B CO., NEWARK, N. ].

Hooker admitted that the present methods OF the
Water Department permitted n tremendous waste
ard that II that waste were stopped l6orogD sai-
Ions a DIV would suffice for all purposes. Twenty
million gallons day" he added would be ample
ali the year around" II that were all we required
he showed thit the water rentals would more than
pay for II and the threatened scarcity OF Pequan-
mock supply would At once be averted. "a.
have gone 70 the Water Department with intorma-
ton about notorious wasting places, and have been
refused a hearing or dismissed with scant courtesy
gone there 10 complain have been CURLY dismissed,
With the injunstSn to npay up or get shut OH
present situation II they were not indicative Of the
general spirit in which the Board OF Works treats
It's duties.
Evidence without limit has been publicly given
to ihe Commissioners which, II they had acted upon
vented the great injury the Board fas done 10 tho
city. There are 1900 empty dwellings and apart.
Inents IN this city to-day The hlthy streets tho
schoo facilities the inefficient Fire Department..
he high taxes and inadequate transportation facil!'
The people bravely undertook 10 redeem the c!ty,
What has been. done In the Last i've years we all
know. because Jersey city. with the finest location
the whole American continent. with citizens fun
CT patriotism and sensible ideas OF their needs has
placed herself In reach OF the splendid future she
deserves, And in doing this Jersey city city, nae 20
the present Street and Water Board. The Finance
Board the city's officials, the Board OF Education.
the ere COMMISSIONER nave al, 1een men @, ny ~
all the people have aspirsd TO gain; but II any
thing IL needed 10 prove the character OF tho
Board OF Works II can be found i'm the admissions
OF its own members to-day that their chief part In
framing the new water rates was 70 relegate tho
The next step In Jersey City's progress must b
to get rid OF this useless Incompetent and careless!
single Water Commissioner or "A single Comms.
sioner of Public Works. man who will caro-
an Official who can 10 held respc nsibls By the
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
METUCHEN.

few Of the members Of the Quiet Hour CIuo
will accompany their president, Mrs Hester NJ
Poole 10 the meeting Of Scrosis IT. the Hote! wal
dorf in New-York tomorrow o,x $500.
About thirty members of the Metuchen Club met
at the clubhouse on Tuesday evening anu e'JO' GU "
holly contested game of whist -. -.
The Rev John Howard Raven, pastor or the
Netuchen Reformed Church. viii! preach In the
Collegiate Reformed Church, Fifth-ave and forty-
eighth-st Newly ork. to-day; 1870 - ,.oros+
The pupils of the public school gave an interest
ing and varied programme on Friday Aroor Day.
The members of the Royal Arcanum entertalheo
their friends on Monday evening III m i,,o
ns's Hall After hearing an interesting programme
Consisting of Rotations and music, refreshments
were served and an informal reception TOOK place.
Two Metuchen boys sent basket OF twenty one
hominp pigeons 20 Trenton this week, and the pros
returned TO their respective lofts In one hour ana
six minutes, covering a distance or twenty-five
miles AS IL was tie, the birds Will be sent ocl
again. .,o.. u.oro ao.oo.od
bv the Metuchen baseball team at Metuchen last
The women OF the Church Improvement Guild
OF the Presbyterian Church gave an entertainment
on Thursday evening. which was well ATTENDED,
The operetta THE Lottery Ticket was produced:
In addition TO Metuchen talent, w IMAM IVES oA
ew-York, sang several barytone SOLOS.
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BLOOMFIELD.

The engagement Is announced Of j. Fred Willis
and Miss Alice Dodge Cook.
whats Next?' farce-comedy. will be produced
In Union Hall by the Dramatic Association Of the
catholic CLUB on the evenings Of May and ..
Professor William c. Carl Will give concert IN
tho First Presbyterian Church on May II. and VIII
be assisted By Miss Maud Morgan harpist
The ST. Johns Lutheran church Society has pur-
chased the old Episcopal church site In Llbertyst.
and will soon blud church OF It's own.
The Essex County Christian Endenvor trion will
hold It's May meeting In the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow night
The Junior League Of the Park Methodist Church
will give entertainment In the church pdrlOrH
next Friday night.
The Lincoln X publican Club has been made
permanent organization and has fitted up rooms
in CiIeuwOOG-avc
The od First Presbyterian Church was the scene
on Wednesday night Of a large gathering OF the
society leaders from all parts Of the county. the
occasion being the second concert OF the season Of
the Madrigal Society The church was beautifully
decorated The society MAS assisted By Miss
Martha Miner. soprano Miss kinsey. contraltoj
Maurice kaufman. violinlst.
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ELIZABETH.

The Girls Friendly Society Of Grace Church gave
an enjoyable entertainment on Thursday night at
the Alcyone Club house.
There was a pretty wedding on TUESDAY morn
ing at St Patricks Church the bride being MISS
Lizzie Mallon and the bridegroom Patrick O Brlen
The bridesmaid was Miss Anna HagSerty. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Martin Glass;
ner and was followed by nuptial mass.
Elizabeth Council No. ISL, Junior Order United
American Mechanics, gave an entertainment on
Friday night at the AlCyOnc club house
The annual entertainment and ball OF the Eliza
beth Turn Verein Monday nigh: was highly
successful affair. The principal interest centred in
the exhibition given by the class that Will compete
at the National funniest in St. Louis next month
The Women's Board of City Missions celebrated
It's ninth anniversary Monday night at the
home OF Mrs. Cooper: No. 1,lS3 East Grand-st: an
interesting feature of the affair was the report or
Miss S. J. Keron, city missionary who Co. during ne
calls The officers elected were: President Mrs j.
II Iansley: treasurer Mrs. J. Williams Crane, and
secretary Mrs. l.. II. Noe.
The second of the four organ rectals az tho
First PRESBYTERIAN Church took place on Thursday
night. The programme consisted of eight numbers.
Profess >. Wenham Smith. Of Newark. the organ
ist vas assisted by Mrs. J. c. Commoss. contralto.
and Louis Ehrke. violniSt
The Aicyone Boat Club held is annual meeting
on Wednesday night the election or orhcers was
followed by an enjoyable smoker
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MERELY EYPLETIVE.
rrom The Washington Post.

Amorg the new members OF the House Is Thomas
Y FITZPATRICK, of Kentucky, or Tom FIUpatrick.
as everybody calls him az nome. ian; graceful,
broad shouldered thin-ianked. ne would attract
att"ntion in any company. Swart as SPaniard.
he has the laughing eyes-the fine gray. the irish
evcs-that make Irish beauty the lOyoHcst OF
women that make an Irishman the best OF good
fellows. Fitzpatrick Is delightful story teller and
already he is companion in that coakroom set dom
mat ted bv Amos Cummings John Allen and Mark
Smith. . ,. ,.-,., ~,
ershin of the minority had completed the regular
weeks washing on the floor. party OF good-iel!ows
were congregated around Fitzpatrick. who was
violating stories OF a famous character who lived
in the mountains OF Kentucky. The continuity Of
discourse that lea No 10 MIN as subject was an
analysis Of the expetlye as part OF English
John II. Hazerigg was a lawyer and editor In
my section OF Kentucky. He was a genius. poet
student and an S SraroT RE S "ss Wn9, b rom
been mountaIneer one day he was making an
argument before jury in common law case.
The suit on the opposing side and Of Dickcns's
Immortal mlscreanIs. Always emphatic and always
usually so this occasion II so happened that
he forgot the name of the character out OF Dick
ems he proposed 10 cite. and turning to MS asso-
OF thunder: What was the name OF that damned
scoundrel who broke old Dombey" a roar went up
from the bar and from tAc AUDITORIUM Even me
Judge smiled when ne commanded order.
''Uazelrigg turned TO him and made a most elo-
ouent and Ingenious apology, something Ike this
stronger than | ought TO cmploy-but Your Honor
viii acquit OF profanity. When invoke an
espsE o The sense Of irreverence or basphemy
IL may be pardoned Tor the lninoGcsty oi con-
Lord Chancellor Thurlow. ! would cite Your Honor
10 the occasion when, In denying a petition Of "A
committee OF dissenting clergymen he said; Get
your damned religion established and ! VIII be for
IL ne did not 10 he disIespectful or iTrcVer-
emit only emphatic. The committee so understood
him and / hope Your Honor so understands me-
Ind
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JERSEY CITY.
INTERESTING AFFAIRS OF THE WEEK IN
LOCAL, SOCIAL CIRCLES

Miss Mary Kelly and Edward j. Macklln were
married last Sunday evening by the Rev Dr. Behr.
OF ST. Mary's Roman Catholic Church inc prldc
was attended by Miss Annie Callahan, and Wlham
Harris was best reception Followed tue
ceremony. at which the following guests were
present: Mr. and Mrs c. Mcmahon. Mr.. and MRS
Walter Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. King. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Mackn, sr, MISS
Emma Wolf. Miss. Nellie Hlnch. Miss McGrath'
James O'Neill. Ambrose Guton, George burhs'
James Redy and Louis Jacobs.
pretty home wedding celebrated on Mon
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Montague
Redgrave, No. 56S Pavonia-avc.. when their oauSh-
ter Anna Sarah married TO Dana +. putnam
by the Rev w J. swafied. OF the Summit Avenue
Baptist Church Only the immediate relatives OF
the young couple present.
The Ladies' Afternoon Card Club played pro-
gressve euchre In the Palma Club pariors on
Monday last Miss Kate Lembeck, Mrs George % -
on Monday, May 10, the club will meet again and
Miss Kate LenIbeck will be hostess. ,,.,o.
wigger on Tuesday evening in the clubhouse The
p pn Mp, wS Sre mdnsnor Father
Rev j. J. Harpes. the Rev. L. G. carroll the R Rev'
Thomas Wallace the Rev H. D. senez, the Rev.
DR. Synott Mayor-elect Hoos Allan l., M naier,
Davis John J. Heavey. Dennis Mclaughlin, James
T. Lillis Assistant Postmaster Miggins olIver j.
sGo FrsaerS r MerS w. Rnc charles ' 6 Kelly
Henry l.. Ruggc. Adolph Walter Charles Wagner
There several interesting speakers at 18th the
Union League Clubs dinner on Monday nigm ,s
OF Pennsylvania. Congressman Grosvenor. General
James II. . Bcrnc and Colonel George r.. Warins;
McGcc Corporation Counsel Blair Justice Gil t,'
lam II. Kink, Chief Of Police Murphy, Justice
Potts ColGnGl s. D plck!nson ,, W. c WGosy
Smith J. II. Love- Aaron $. Baldwin ana James
Of Gr2Ge Ps9testaGt Ep50o PAL
Crescent Hall on thursday evening by the New
or THURSDAY evening in Lafayette. Hall for the
Church. The Schubert Glee Club took part.
Major James y. Pond delivered lecture at the
Tabernacc on Thursday evening for the benefit OF
The Eyangelization Union held reception IN
night il honor OF the newly appointed Methodist
The Schubert Glec Club gave Its closing concert
assisted by Miss Edythe, lie Gierse;
In Hasbrouck Hall on May.
The Damrosch Musical Union held It's first con-
cert on Sunday afternoon and evening in Pohl-
Mrs r M II Bartlemen, 0, No; s. Danforth-aye..
for the benefit OF the building fund OF Grace Epis-
Tho Howard Place Euchre Club was entertained
on Friday evening by Miss Anna Goetschius.
The Catholic Club has arranged for progressive
euehre and dance for May 10.
Jersey Bowling Clubs euchre party on Friday night
On Wednesday. evening the Social Euchre Club
The Lincoln Club celebrated its second anniyer-
sary in the Whittier House on Wednesday evening.
held kaffeekiotsch a, the home Of Mrs Fveritt
Monmouth and Third ats. on Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
THE BOARD HAS BLUNDERED.
From The Jersey civ journal.

one month ago, when The Journal was show
ing the city's officials the inevitable consequences
Of the frightful waste OF water they were permit
ting Chief Hooker and the members OF the Street
and Water Board were interviewed. The Com,
missioners said they were considering plans 10
provide for general REIMBURSEMENT OF the rates
without an increase In rates to private families"
They admitted NJ that time that the old rates ds-
crmirated against dwelling houses, and added that
they might easily be revised with justice to the
owners and private families"
What can be- said OF such an outrage "a the
Board OF Works has committed upon every hoase-
holder OF Jersey city. after such declai atong On
the face Of the new tarin of water rates "A 10 per
Increase to the former "discrn nation against
dwelling houses has been MADE But even that
figure Is a deception, for the actual Increase IS
from % TO 30 per cent when the increases on bath
rooms ventilating. heating and other apparatus are
included.
In these sams interviews the Commits siorers ex-
pressed their surprise that SOo0O00 gallons Il water
cay were being consumed by the city. Chief
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RIDGEWOOD.

was married on Wednesday, In Christ Episcopal
Church. TO Charles Whitney Walton. son Of the
late Thomas Walton. The church was beautifully
decorated with white roses. smilax and palms
There were bridesmaids:
The reception given On Monday evening at the
Baptist Church under the management OF the la;
dies' Aid Society was Of the most successful
Church affairs ever given in the town The. pro-
eram,ne Included The Russell brothers, comedians;
Nsss Della Ferans pianist. and Miss Lena Bah
cock elocutionist. ,., ,. -
Arbor Day was observed WIN appropriate eAer-
''s "be 'Woman's Exchange has removed TO the Of
'-rmerly occupied by H. r. hyersoh' IN hlose-
suecial meeting OF the villege trustees was
hold on Wednesday evening, at which the water
Question was thoroughly discussed by Alexander
TSe pcception at Christ Church rectory on
"wednesday evening. given by tho women or the
T~sfsh Guild was well ATTENDED.
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PLAINFIELD.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE w. ROCKFELLoW
CELEBRATE THE SILVER ANNIVER-
cApy or THEIR WEDDING

CELEBRATE THE SILVER ANNlNER-
sARY OF THEIR WEDDING.
At the annual meeting of the Town Improvement
Association, which was held on Tuesday afternoon
the president Mrs. Pierre Mali, announced that a
garden fee would soon be held In her East Front
st. home for the purpose Of raising money FOR city
mark purposes Mrs Mali Is n daughter OF the late
John Taylor Johnston and occupies Nethcrwood'
which Is one of the most beautiful estates IN New
Jersey. The garden party Will be most elaborate
affair. At the election of officers on TUESDAY me
following were chosen President, Mrs Pierre
Mali: first vice president, Mrs. a. :. Patterson
second vlcc-presdent. Mrs L. v F. Ranno,pn; AZ, ne
cordrg secretary. Mrs. s. r. Krom; Contemporaries
secretary Miss Elizabeth Stewart; treasurer Mrs.
Alexander Gilbert. Mrs. Mali announced tnat I0 or
the summer the meetings OF the asSoclailom Wu"t "a
he held on the second and fourth Tuesdays. at ~
a M in the Y NJ. G. \. hail. instead OF III INC
afternoons. w ,...uo,. oo,ohr,ted
the tuenty-ffth anniversary OF their marriage on
Tuesday evening with reception and also maui
hG MTs T liz q Rcsk6 to
NcwYork society people NJ and MS Iaoe and
%ss ~ Eocktso% o,hsTs WIZ s}
pisnS w'F the Mis- Msds s
MIS- Potter of haoy pss pc Of t OF Mrs
Fuller and Mrs Sebring. Among those present IN
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs; W. H. Rockfsllo%s
~ and NJ boIce New ,TanswlSk Mrs Me- Ne
Pleasant; Miss Rcmson Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.
sebrng. Bound Brook NJ and MIS- ~, R .; Ar and
Mrs e. L. Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs o. T. Waring.
Mr. and Mrs George Remodel M rd T fnleT Joseph
f. Morse Mr.. and Mrs. Nomer, Mr.: and Mrs. H.
NJ Stclle. Mr. and Mrs. Dumont, Mrs. hemsen'
Mrs William Hand. Mrs. Robinson, Misc ROBINSON
Miss Fanny Hayes Miss STEELE. Miss +. Demarest,
the Misses Livezey. Miss Maude Mosher George
Raynolds, Walter Raynoids Charles Hayes, Irving
oakley. Harry Coddington and George Homan' OF
Piainfeld. ,, go
The following prominent Plainfeld women ar! are
for tha MIA
nv William n Barber in the Country Club
Casino on May 10. Mrs; Otto Arens Mrs Rowland l1rs
George Wharton Edwards Mrs. Charles Fisk: Mrs.
stephen CHINA Miss ke1y9n nd NV Myers Mfs
David w. Pond, Mrs. Joseph w. Reinhart. MIS-:
William Richards Mrs Joseph ns sa nasm.s MISS
Shepard. Mrs. Mason ". Tyler. Mrs Orviile l.
Waring, Mrs. John Weir and Mrs. Charles work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
FNGLEWOOD.

The women of the Chapel Club held cake sale
g., ,bo Ughwood Chapel last evening. The affair
was n social and financial success
An enjoyable reception was given on THURSDAY
evening by Miss Blankenhorn's Thursday night
dancing class. The hall was tastefuiiy decorated
end ibe attendance was unusually largc.
Arbor Day was observed in all the public schoqis
ves,arday The programme was arranged by
County Superintc nGent Terhune. and consisted OF
natrjoiic songs ana recitations.
Mr. and Mrs J. O. Clephane departed on Tues
Say Tor an extended tour through the West.
The final concert Of the Englewood Choral Cluo
<or The season will be given in the Lyceum next
Friday evening The club will be assisted by Miss
Edith L. Gierse. harpist Miss Abbey o. Nichols.
soprano and +. II. Fe!owcs, barytone
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BAYONNE.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p. Eley. OF East l"eh'S-
ef.h-st have returned from their bridal tour
through the Western States.
on Wednesday afternoon the Matinee Euchlc
CIvh WAS entertained By DR.. and Mrs George n
Sexsmith. Of Avenue I ana west twenty "
Under the auspices Of the Kings Daughters con-
,Aotnd ui,h tho First Reformed Church an enjoy
ahle musical and social entertainmcnt was given on
Wednesday evening in the Bethlehem Missioh In
West TwentythiTd-st. - , -. ,,o r
Mr., and Mrs. Julius G. Hocke, OF avenue =,
entertained their friends with pleasant WHIST
nortv m Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Mollie Aaire. Of East Forty -third-st.. was
The hostess OF the Sans Souci Euchre CUP AT It's
yeru,ar weekly meeting on Wednesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
BELLEVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs S. J. McCawley. Of Lincoln-ave..
returned from their Southern trip on Monday.
D. c. McAster. Of Van Rensselaer-st, was
elected major OF the Frelinghuysen Lancers OF
Newark on Wednesday evening.
H. b. Ashworth, president SD 9t,, OF the Bellevlle
Membership Wadsworth. f. c. Auer. Harry
,rrtainmcnt-J A. Ashworth. Alfred {. Hill Yer
ner Forge {. Banhed. George 5. Thompson. r..
Wadsworth and X. O. Mcdonald; Press. w.
Maynard. - A.. - - q, " .
first annual reception In Goes Hotel on Monday
evening.
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charge s25 a drink for that whiskey, and one sort
of money IL good the rest 49,,
The crowd sided with the suffer and poor Jonn
had to shell out the $32y-but 1t was not gone
gracousy. ,oor
'"rhrec DAYS later a detected and crcstfalen iook
Ing man walked into the office OF the proVost-nai
shall at Nashville. and In sad sort OF tone asK Es
10 be allowed to sign the oath OF allegiance ne
paper was handed out to him, ana ne scra'c"e'
down his name - -, A.. oc
$50 you thought better Of II. eh? said the oui-
Get 4 thought you were gone of with the 1oh"'
MES go, l., 80 coup
Il did uuoth John but I'll stay In no - coun,,
try where they charge s25 for drink or req
liquor.
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HfATAWAN.

Corona Council. Royal Arcanum. will hold an
entertainment In the Opera House next Thurs
day evening
The Matawan Driving Association organized on
Friday evening last with thirty-two members. Ed
ward FAIRY elected president, William Gall
secretary and treasurer, and William W. Winter
ton track manager Tho club will hold meet on
Decoration Day.
Mrs. Henry II. Longstreet gave a luncheon at
her home in Main-st.. Wednesday afternoon
for thirty-fve OF her friends The house
was prettly decorated with potted plants and cut
flowers.
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SOUTH .AMBOY.

The Rev DR.. Mulhern of Trenton. has been spend
ing the week In town.
The Rev and Mrs j. G. Dyer visiting friends
al White Plains. " y.
Miss Alice Stewart. OF George-st., is entertaining
Miss Rust. of Ithaca. y. \.
Several members OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF
Christ Church Parish attended the meeting OF the
Middle Division In Trenton on Wednesday
Wednesday night was the regular recreation night
OF The Grls' Friendly Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
SOMERVILLE.

Principal Haynes. of the High School and Mrs
Haynes entertained their son. William Haynes OF
Philadelphia on Sunday.
Mrs Westcott's dancing class gave It's annual re-
ception in Germana Hall on Thui sday evening
the Tuesday Club was entertained by Miss Can
non on Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
NEW JERSEYS GREATEST STORE.
.Mhmo hin
"a HUNDRED eoNrLtI sToats ynots or! so9e
VkkEZXIVI " wv
In the Very Heart OF Newark.

Such things as people most do need
Are found within our store
And he who buys them not from US
Must pay, elsewhere, much more.
The bright. new Summer Stock Is mere,
Fine Silks and Dreas Goods, too.
In them, as we'll az other needs,
We do the best by you