New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
PLAINFIELD.
WINTER PICNIC" ONE OF THE NOVEL
TIES OF THE LENTEN SEASON
SOCIAL GOSSIP OF INTEREST.

SOCIAL GOSSIP OF INTEREST
One OF the most important affairs OF tne wen
was Miss Caroline Minturn Hairs taiA y"
"Moere." together with recitations from &c
Misanthrope" and "Tartuffe" at the mouse "a
Miss Rowland Cox on Friday afternoon. ni1'
Hall is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs David rres
colt Hall. OF this city. and the granddaughter Oh
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. Her many frienos a"ai.eu
with interest her series OF drawing-room taIKs
and Rotations, Of which the following women are
patronesses: Mrs. Warren Alderman, MIS- MARVIN
S. Alderman. Mrs. John T. Baker, MRS fo"iaho
Cox, Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Samuel Huntington, MISS
Kenyon, Mrs. Robert Lowry. Mrs Charles W. NC
Cutchen Mrs. John Dou Miller. Mrs Lawrence
Myers Mrs David W. Pond. Miss Tweedy' MIS-
Orville T. waring and Mrs. Francis Wood Inc
readings were in every way pieasurapie enter
tanment TO all who attended.
The Yale Glee Banjo and Mandolin CLUBS VIII
give concert in the Casino on the evening VI
April 20 under the auspices OF the Plainneld iaie
Club The club is assured OF hearty reception
in this city, particularly 5 Raymond A. MCGEE, OF
Planfeld is q member OF the Glee CLUB.
An admirable programme was presented iasi
evening at the entertainment given In the T. NJ.
c. A. hall IN aid Of the treasury of the Plainhe.d
High School Athletic Association. Mrs Elizabeth
Hamlin Fassett soprano OF the Crescent Avenue
Church Choir had her first public appearance IN
Planaeld at this entertainment Caaries A. Le"i''
the well known basso Of the same choir. also sang
Miss Lavinia L. French gave several piano solos,
There were also selections by male quartet
composed OF Robert NJ. Clark, Elmer Z. f'u'iSo"
Charter A. Lewis and Arthur A Freeman. -
one OF the prettiest weddn IS OF me Ls ~ Miss
son was celebrated Tuesday evening whelI M H,sS
Anna Frederickson. daughter OF Mr; anu ~. .
Christian Frederickson, OF No. 81 belanu- ave.
was married 10 Richard Kissarn, OF fanWoouu, ~
the Rev. s. =. Simpson. rector OF -. stepn... s
Church Netherwood Among those who witnessed
the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. Chrisuan r IeH W
erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. William kissaIn, MISS -
e. Condit, OF Westfeld: Mr.. and Mrs Scrlven; SiI
and Mrs David Hand, MI and MIS- r., l, 81 i Ora
Woodbridge; Miss Anna Anderson. Miss BerIna
Anderson Andrew Anderson, Of Perm A Hsrrys
Reid OF Plaipfeld Benjamin Nissan. OF pay
onne and Daniel Kissam of Huntington. l..
novelty in the way OF a church entertalrllne.'
was given by the Young Ladies Mss.oi.Trs
evening which was called a winter picnic Inc
sundaV-school room was arranged In truly sum
rner fashion Here and there was namInoch Vi
cosey nook where groups OF people IOsid
10 emf chat The whole room was oecorate9
with greens and flowers representing scene oi
warm weather The majority OF those presen! dp-
peared In summer attire. There were recltatlonS7
by Miss May Hull and Miss Green Overton; voc "a.
solos by Miss Nancy Randolph piano SOLOS py
Uowar d Ca and vocal duets by George Henry
Smith and William Holmes and Mr.. ana MIS-. L. H.
PIainfeld Lodge No H. I, o. o. F began series
of monthly entertainments on Monday evening
for the members only. After the usual routine OF
business all were invited TO the banquet nall "neEe
a supper served
At last weeks meeting OF the Monday Alternoon
riub fhe members and their friends enjoyed a
lecture by Miss Louise Both-Hendriksen on the
subject. Influence OF Italian Renaissance on
French Art in the Sixteenth Century.