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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-27
Perfunncs.

Perfumes exercise peculiar influence
over ones nervous system. A faint, sub
tic odor is nearly always cnervating, while
a pungent rich perfume often has brac-
ing effect. Civet induces drowsiness, n
faint breath of musk invieorates and the
perfume of the aloe and the citron is posi-
lively soothing and comforting The deli
cate, spicy odors of pinks, carnations, apple
blossoms and sweetbrier are thought to be
henoacia1
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-27
Not rIis Tault.

The .Judge-Ddn't l tell you the last
time that you were here that | wanted TO
see your face i'm this court no morep
Weary Watkins-You did, yeronner, and
that is exactly wot / tole the cop.-P tits
burg Chronicle Telegraph.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-27
Tart Retort.

Young man, you are better fed than
taught, said the professor angrily.
Quite right, sir. My father feeds me. -
nswered the student. london Tit-Bits.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-27

The singular punishment of bigamy In
Hungary is TO compel the man to live to-
gether with both wives I'm one house.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-27

Bats are most curiously constructed, the
hearts action being aided 10y the rhy thnic
contractions OF the veins of the wings.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-27

A drosky lisa low four wheeled vehicle
without a top, used by tho Russians.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-07-27

One-third of the females of France over
ID years of age are farm laborors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
ELIZABETH.

There was a fine exhibition OF private theatricats
given on Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the
Town and Country Club by members OF that orsan-
zation The programme consisted OF a oneact farce
entitled The charms of Music and the two-act
comedy "A Rice Pudding" The two plays were
creditably rendered. and the amateurs were warmly
applauded BY the audience There was dancing for
several hours after the performance ended and Q
luncheon was served.
The Rev David Patterson was formally installed
as pastor Of the East Baptist Church Friday
night. There was large attendance OF clergymen.
The charge the pastor was delivered by the Rev.
DR. Bronner, OF New-York. and the charge TO the
church by the Rev. Dr. Vassar. There was also
address by the Rev Charles Dodd. pastor OF the
Pcldie Memorial Church or Newark and remarks
by the Rev. T., T. Tomlinson and the Rev W. Il.
Staub. OF this city.
Miss Title Lorentz was married on Wednesday
night to r. I.eyere The ceremony took place at the
home OF the bride. Nc. 81 First-st., the Rev. Mr..
Fischer officiating
The marriage OF Edward McDonough and Miss
Kate McI'affrey Is announced 70 take place at q
Patrick's Church on February II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
MONTCLAIR.

The musical IT the club Monday evening was
highIy enjoyed by the large audience present. Miss
Nav Ivle Smith who f. a favorte in Montclar.
gave several flute selections with great feeling and
execution. Maurice X lufman repeated his success
Of a couple OF months ago. and was repeatedly re-
called after his superb rendition Of Fantasia APP
pasionata." After the concert the floor cleared
for dancing and the hall well ned until mid
night Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Willis. Mrs. stephen Carey. Miss Fish. the
Misses Boyd Mrs T. =. Eames Miss Eames, Mr..
and Mrs John H. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Chase.
Mrs T. b. Carter Mrs W. lIadwen. Miss Hadwen.
Miss Love. the Misses Warren. Mrs. John A. Miller,
Miss Miller Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Fancher. Miss
Fancher. the Misses Robinson. Mr.. ana Mrs. F. u.
Ranney DR. Foster Mr. and Mrs. i. L. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Dickie. y. NJ. Boyd. Jr, II.
Iowerre. the Misses Garter, James Berrall and
Vincent milford.
An engagement recently announced II that OF Miss
Bessie Buck. Of Orange Road. and Albert l..
Page. jr. -
The Montclair Club has announced that there win
be special music for dancing IN the club hall on
Monday, February %
An address will be given in the Pilgrim Mission
Chapel this evening by the Rev. DIR. Farnsworth.
who for forty years foreign missionary In
Armenia.
the home Of Mrs = Il Marshall. IN Porter Place.
The subject for discussion, Short stories was LED
by Mrs George 5. Allen.
The annual college mems dinner will be given on
next Friday evening The Committee on Arrange
ments includes Or. r. C. Newton. X. Nj. Boyd, jr..
Alexander u. Noyes. Paul Wilcox and BENJAMIN
Strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
RIDGEWOOD.

Mrs Henry I. Patterson gave musical al her
home on Monday evening for the beneht OF the pre-
,,m,narv fund for Christ Church fair. satisfac-
tory sum WAS realized. Among those present were
tho Rev. T.. H. Cleveland. Ms. Cleveland MI and
Mrs Bell. Mr. and Mrs stephen Orne. Mr.. ana
Mrs Edmund lie Il. Gardiner. MI ana Mrs. IL a.
Walton. Mr. and Mrs. de Lagncl Berier MT ana
NJ prooks Mr. and Mrs. Shuttle. Mr.. and Mrs.
werbane. Mr. and Mrs. Gaylor, Miss Miller. Miss
W,ess. Howard Walton and Whitney Walton. Re-
freshments were served
There was no end of fun at the entertainment
given by the Rldgewood Club Amateur Ministries
in the Opera House on Friday evening Part
introduced the company in songs and choruses In
Part II Mr. Rosey played his latest compositions
.,t,in1 Carnival and Rainbow Dance. and Frank
IN, ME orI disclosed some Family Secrets" In Part
III Gilbert and sullivans opera with the necessary
aatnlolopies1 "Mr Mikado. a Japanese from bunker
HOOK Vas presented The opera was inl I,, OF
iocai aIIusions and kept the house IN continual
Ioca' 90 isnph,er Tho entire production was ar
roneed drilled and directed by Franklyn Hart.
A walton entertained a number OF frlends at
a dinner on Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
NORTH HUDSON.

rho Franklin Club OF Guttenburg entertained lis
,riopds on Monday evening at the clubrooms Many
,,oiror, reople were present among whom were
,,r and Mrs Hill Miss Pearl HILL Ralph Iiill. Al
hor, Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Gordon. William
I,,nn.r Mr. and Mrs. J., Knoble Harry APPEL
,n1nh An0el Miss Mary Egg, Miss Manni Knobe.
y,o1oric Walker Clarence and Rutherford Walker,
.,o,nb Tonn. the Misses Tom, Arthur Prosser, tho
>,.sas Ida and Lulu Topper Freeholder KEN. MISS
:, 1,,o,n Horny Won der Bach William Hoppe. MISS
lo,a carroll. f. Eckstein. W. Prosser. Miss Lena
So Mics Carrie Emmerich, Miss Sadie Emmer-
~ cbor,es Emmerich, Samuel Darke. MISS IDA
Tor,o W 7 Mayer Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheath.
,,,ss A Evpp,r. Mr.. and Mrs. Lenneworth, George
Ma,reman. r.. Miss Essie kasky the Misses
eui,b Miss Van Orden. Miss Pearl Crawford and
Miss Nettie Williams
r,-o Chr,s,,an Fndcayor Society Of the First Bap-
,,, Cbnrch Of New Durham has elected thcse OH
We. Gov The ensuing six months President Harvey
w nay. vi ,e-president Burtis > Eckerson Ieco!u.
NJ secretary, Harry c. johnson; treasurer, tne
Us Wev W L. Wardel; corresponding secretary
Howard l.. Eckerson. ~, 1.,o,1a,oroh Coun.
al r r. L.. took place on Wednesday evening "a az
=. aUrence Hall Weehaw vixen, J. A: Butler on
c,o,inr The new officers are Charles motifs pres
tant. II Moran. vice president: j. heLalieI
o"n,. r; w Parder chancellor; j. Benha mer sec
orr .o,.. iueh ! CCylc. collector; John McAHrey,
,,roos;rcr: Thomas Connauehton, marsnaii faIrcS
ui@e.ns. guard: i. Mccain, Luke Kelly ana JOIN
Quinn, trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
ROSELLE.

Miss Annie Morrell gave a reception for num-
Der Of friends on "Wednesday evening. Among those
present were Miss Mary Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A
James Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miles Miss Caroline
Moore Miss Sadie Hughes Miss Ella Parker. Will
lam Jefferies, Miss Annie Roach Miss Ella ana
Kate Manning, Fred Manning and Edward Dent
Miss Emma Gertrude Chase was married on
Tuesday evening at the home of her parents 10
Henry Philip Willis of Andover Mass. The cere-
mony was performed by the brother OF the bride
groom the Rev Arthur Willis. The bride was at
tended by Miss Lucy IIerold of Boston. as mau OF
honor. with Miss Nettie Chase as bridesmaid Inc
hest man was lanes T. Smith, of Andover Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Willis, Mr.
and Mrs g. T.. Collins, Miss Dora collins; MISS
Mary Harris. Harry Milne and G. B. Temley, of
X,vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
NWjBRN' XFNZ
" -, ~
JERSEY CITY THEOSOPHISTS.

r,heosonhical Home Crusade meeting was held
,,~canur Hall. Jersey City. last night. and there
" rood attendance. The founder of the new
0.SS.sonhical Society for Jersey City. John NJ.
,,.,.so said concerning "Brotherhood:
Notwithstanding all the religions and phioso-
.,os ho,b ancient and modern. and all the re-
-. who sacrificed their lives. this world needs
w." ,,or all else the feeling OF brotherhood.
- and selfshness are everywhere apparent;
.,o,s continue arming. Till there is an air of i'm
.sndinr calamity. Mans inhumaniiy TO man makes
fn.lsss thousands mourn, Theosophy would
soe oil this being the balm for the healing or the
,ns Tho chief object OF the society is to form
10 nucleus OF universal brotherhood. without dis
.,no,,ors Of caste. creed or color and In the last
w. ,..,rs has accomplished great deal in that
-, R,,t brotherhood Is not goOdy-goody-
- =, IS not being a hale fellow well nett Is a
ten friendship for the whole world, ana placing
-, cause 90 humanity above all personal concerns
:, e ,r,Ie fraternity. Practically would say that
Mt vos very good but too visionary. Neverthe-
Ices brotherhood is a fact in nature We are
',,,oa % our fellows by physical intellectual and
'..o, ,les ,npossble TO sever. II is said one
r.,s an entirely new body every seven years. there
S,,c n constant interchange OF atoms. Therefore
-. ore bound 20 one another physically. Mind
oaAing or observation-disclosures has shown us that
we are united the plane Of thoughts Every
bore arc evidences that we affect others by even
"nvolced thoughts. Spiritually we must all nave
r-oceeded from the one great source and cause.
WsVo,,bcr Il he called God or Allah. whether 1t be
marsonal or devoid of personal attributes. There
torA whether looked at physically, intellectually OF
.Uoi;r,ually we have all the same origin. common
slierests and the same destiny. Is there greater
.act or a more practical one to apply to worka-
a. ne than brotherhood? An injury 10 a single
,,nj, is an injury TO all We are our brother :
teeper. aud never again can we urge the excuse OF
cain What fearful responsibility Is mus piace e
,,oor everyone for not by single evil act or even
sithought should we hinder another on his upward
80 10 Oerfection-the grand contamination OF the
80 only as one whether member OF the Theo-
sonhical Society not brings into MS thoush, .
and acts this great ideal OF brotherhood ooes "e
Sscome true Theosophist."
TIE public is invited 10 the regular Monday even Do
ing meetings of the Jersey City society at NO -
IirgiDia-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
PASSAIC.

Mrs Laura G. Barbour and Miss Jennie Belle
Doolitte. of the First Baptist Church choir. have
resigned
The Schubert String Quartet celebrated the one
hundredth anniversary of the birth Of its patron
with a free concert last Monday evening.
The Ladies' Club held its regular meeting Mon
dav afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Samuel T.
Groocock. at Pennington and Paulison aves. Miss
Ruth Hale read a paper the History OF New
York State" and Mrs. Thomas r.. Hopkins read
one on Current Events" Miss Edith Groocock
rendered several selections on the plano
The Kenilworth Society met Tuesday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swan Brown. IN
Pennington-ave
The women Of the Day Nursery held reception
and sale for its benefit last Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs J. II. Wright in Pennington-ave
Al the last meeting of Clan Mclean No. l93. order
of Scottish Clans the following officers were In
stalled: Mayor Andrew Mclean. past chief; Wiz
ian, Malcolm chief; Hugh Cameron. chaplain; Will
lam White. secretary: Daniel Morrison, financial
secretary: James Dunsheath, treasurer; Andrew
Gibson. senior henchman; John Dunsheath, junior
benchman: David Sanders, seneschal: William Ker.
mick warden; Andrew Gibbs, sentinel: A. Mard
Van Riper physician. John Balm and David Baih
min
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
NEW-RRUNSWICK.

A sacred concert was given by tie choir OF the
Roman Catholic Church OF ST John the Baptist IN
the church on Tuesday evening PERFORMERS from
New-York and Philadelphia assisted
A chamber concert under the direction OF Joseph
y Holland was given on Thursday evening In AS
ISOLATION IkAll.
The womeu Of the First Presbyterian church
soyn y del,ghtful missionary tea in the church
Iecture-roo on Monday evening.
Teorinrt Court OF Good Intent Council. J. O. L. A.
N was ORGANIZED on Tuesday evening. The ON
GERS are: Grand orient, T. "A: Rastel Xlce-orienI,,
II y Groves: secretary. George Collier hlgh
Inr,eet " r I.aughton: sheriff. William Weinritz;
inside sentinel. Isaac Van Deryeer; treasurer
rT'IifSord yam Wrinkle; trustees. Fred Schussler,
pnntanin Uorner and Charles b. Iartshofn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
HOBOKEN.

A "kaffec- katsch" given in Martha Institute
on Wednesday Afternoon for the benefit or the
Helping Hand Coal Club. Among those present
were Mrs FRANKIE, the Misses Marina, Lena ana
Ella Coy. the Misses Bella and Frances Senize,
Mesdames Muller Mohn. Eggert HOFFMAN Suberg,
Heyamer Kuser SChuman, Fayer, Coly, TietJe.
crane LeandertZ Osterdorn, Frink, jam. Straub.
wilkins. Siegers end Schmidt.
dnc programme has been arranged for the mas
querade ride at HeXamer'S Riding Academy on
February H. for the benefit OF Christ and ST. Mary
Hospitals Some fire tandem and bareback riding
will be among the attractions.
one OF the finest concerts Of this season gave
pleasure TO n large audience on Wednesday even
ing I'm Trinity Hall. The entertainment was ar
ranged BY Mrs. Henry Morton, wife Of President
Morton OF Stevens Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
RUTHERFORD.

A course of free public lectures has been ar
ranged by the Rutherford Beard OF Education
and the first on "Household Electricity was
given I'm the Iyison Library Building Friday
night by Walter NJ. Petty. George Buell. Holister,
of the Board of Education will lecture next Thurs
day night on Local Geology"
The Rev George II. Badger will deliver course
OF afternoon lectures on contemporary noVeHsts on
alternate Wednesdays beginning February Il. in
the Church OF our Father. The subjects VIII be
Stevenson. Mrs. Humphry Ward. Howells, Mere
dith and Hardy -,
The annual business mems dinner was held at
Blake's on Monday night &. l.. Bauer president
Of IN. business Mems Association. presided; COL
lector Charles Burrows was POSTMASTER, anu
spoocbes were made by Mayor Edward }. Turner.
Mavor William Mckenzie. ex-Nayor Luther Shafer.
t'antaln Addison Ely. William Black Freebooter
G r. Soley Councilman Wickham Williams l." NJ
AFFORD and Theodore Muehling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
BAYONNE.

The Misses Myra and Phoebe ketchem Of East
Tbirtv-ninth-st entertained the members of the
senior Guild connected with Calvary Protestant
yrnIscopal church. on Thursday evening
The Mutual Culture club met at the home Of Mr.
ord Mrs Louis Saxby Of West Thirty -hfth-st.. on
r1,ursday evening "The Philosophy OF Melorism"
was the topic discussed
Company l. Hh Regiment. n. q. \. j.. has elected
First Lieutenant Arthur L. Macfariane and Private
William A. Douglass as representatives to the
Regmental Athletic Association.
Miss Florence Manning. OF Railway is the euest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Chesterfield OF West
Tenth-st.
THE Rambler Athletic Club has been organized.
with the following officers: President. Garrett Cad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
TO CONTEST CHARLES MYERSS VIII.

Sea Isle city, Feb. (SpeciaD'-Ch"iieS w &
sIa raoontlv AZ Ocean City, one Of the
-, pnou.n men IN South Jersey. For many yea :
he was Police Justice in Philadelphia. lie ie ,
an estate said 10 be worth $4,000 BY his VIII
provisions Mrs Mary De Roche, his EouhseS'
daughter. receives only $50 Two OF his chhdreh'
botb % whom are poor. receive absolutely ho'hihe'
and Mrs Stacy Wilson, Of -1orK 'nS' - n,n
a.. S,no 1a,nes Myers the eldest son. gets SOU,
1t, charles the Youngest. who is not yet hiteeh
Years old receives fully $4,000 The widow fares
-, &c hadlv as the daughters. There promises
10 he big fight in the courts Of RSPs dnd o6er
Tkaugb thejr attorney Albert HoWelI OF O Sva
M 5bava 6led a caveat at Cape May co"tHouSo
egainst The probating OF the Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
YOUNGSTOWN.

The engagement has been announced OF Miss
Ethel Chafln. daughter Of l.. G. Chafhn OF thls
city 10 Arthur Baehasar of New-lor
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Fiske. OF New-fork, are
spending several weeks as the guest or MT anu
Mrs Arthur Fske. OF Miller Road.
Miss Isabel Hastings. OF South-st entertained
the Seven Handed Euchre Club on Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Maud Appegate of NewburS-on-the-hud-
son. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs William II. Shelton
Of the Miller Road -, ~,
dav evening last in honor OF the seasons debu-
tantes Among the guests were the Misses vail
Walker Sladc, Bryce. Hull Egbert, FORCES. Lewis,
bay and Hastings. and Messrs. Hoy, Fellows;
Mills Day. Walker Brice, Randolph, keasbey ana
many others. =, ,-- .
Delightful card parties were held at the homes or
Mr. and Mrs W Allston Flagg, of Madison-ave'
and Mrs Robert Bushrell. OF Franklin Place. dur
ing the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
RAILWAY.

The Junior Endeavorers OF the First Baptist
Church gave pink social in the church parlors
on Friday evening. There was literary and musi-
cal entertainment in connection with the affair, IN
which the members of the society took part
A musical was given Thursday evening at mo
vyood-aVe biz a number Of young women, the pro-
ceeds OF which will be devoted 10 local charity
The affair Of the week In this county Will be inc
annual dinner OF the Union County Lincoln Asso-
citation next Friday evening Wellknown Repupi-
cans will be present from all parts OF the county
II will be held in the Catholic Lyceum, Elizabeth
The speakers who will respond 10 toasis are Jonn
: Wise General Wager Swayne and Father brady
Charles o. Collins and family, Of ST Georges
ave- left on Thursday for Daytona Fla, whers
thay will spend The remainder OF the winter.
The Ilderan Club will hold an assembly In tho
clubhouse on February ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
CRANFORD.

The South Carolina Jubilee Singers will give a
concert in the chapel OF the Presbyterian Churcn
on wednesday evening, February L.
An enjoyable church socable was held on
Wednesday evening In the chapel of the Presby-
tcr,an Church. a.. g., -, 49,,
noon az the home of John e. Denman. The con-
racing parties were Miss Fanny Denman and
David Osborne. The Rev george i pi'eh pr
The wednesday Morning Club met at the home OF
Mrs Horton this week. Mrs. Madden led Discus
.ion ,pon Francis Parkman. Mrs. Brymer read a
, rons, ,'rhs Executive" Current Events" was
piyen by Mrs Heston, and a Talk OF our Repro
srntatives Abroad" by Mrs. James Miller.
yin be gyeh by the he "9men 81 fh9
Chanel on Thursday evening, February %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
WESTFIE.LD.

The Chess Club a, It's last meeting elected DR..
Green az president. with Or. \. II. schoheld az
secretary and treasurer.
The Endeavorcrs Of the several churches united
on Tuesday evening In celebrating Inc sN'eeh'h
o,iyersarv OF the soaicty IN the lecture-rOom OF
,ho PRESBYTERIAN Church. The Rev Dr. Miller OF
Rosele. presided. The evening was passed In socl-
hu,,y The committee having the affair In charge
was composed OF j. w. Brown. Arthur y. Pierson
an The next meeting OF the Advance club Will be
o,e NJ especial interest TO the members, seven
vancrs are to be read on as many qineren aspects
~ American life Those who VIII contribute are
he pey Or r. 4 Green. Dr. r. a. kinch. Or y.
III Scnofeld the Rev. y. w. CALDWELL, professor
Edward and Colonel George ii. Starr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
BLOOMFIELD.

Mrs Thomas Cakes has issued invitations for a
young peoples dance on February 10
valentine social is TO be given by the King
Daughters I'm Westminster Chapel next Friday
night
The engag cement of Eugene l.. Cadmus ana MISS
Goodwin of Brooklyn, is announced.
The Ladies' Vocal club Will give dance IN Ceh-
trail Hall next Friday night.
The third and last OF series of assembly dances
by the Cosmos club was held in Central Hall on
Mr.. and Mrs G. Meeker. OF Glen Ridge. are at
the Delaware Water Gap. 49,,
Miss Edith Spencer gave reception ana dance
AT her home No. 10 Linden-ave.. on Wednesday
night. . -, ,,,....,, o,1
Nonfclair Branch OF the Police Benevolent Asso-
ciation will be- held Thursday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
P.4TERSON.
THE MESSIAH" TO BE PRESENTED BY a
LARGE CHORUS ARRANGEMENTS FOR
TIE CHARITY BALL.

THE CHARITY BALL.
Abram Merselis and his bride have returned
from their wedding trip. which included many
prominent Southern cities
The marriage of Miss Lillian Bond and J. w.
Cantlife which took place Saturday evening
the Rev. J. Whitcomb Brougher. Of the FRS; Bap-
fist Church, officiating, a quiet home AFFAIR. at
which the Misses Anna Emily and Laura Bond
were the bridesmaids and Herbert Bond best man.
The ball Of the German Ladies' Benevolent As
ISOLATION held on Monday evening 10 commemorate
It's twenty fifth anniversary. largely attended
The election OF officers Of the Paterson General
Hospital Association took place at the annual
meeting last Tuesday evening. The list reads
Miss Anne Inglis. president; Mrs. Mary Ryde
Mrs. j. J. Brown. Mrs. George Wurts. Mrs Thomas
Barbour Mrs. II. g. Campbell and Mrs. Albert
stevens vce-presidents; Miss Annie Johnston. sec
rotary; s. s Sherwood treasurer: Board Of Man
ayers Mrs H. L. Demarest. Mrs. ID. w. liutchi-
son Mrs Walter Bamford, Mrs. +. b. King. Mrs
George slngland Mrs. William LOCKWOOD Mrs
Edward Paige. Mrs. II stewart, Mr f II I,, van
Miss Fiaveil and Miss Planter.
Thirty young guests We're Handsomely enter
tanned on Wednesday at the home, in Ellison-st,
Of Master Willie wurts, each one of whom was
given a souvenir OF the occasion Among mem mem
ningham, Edward de lager, Noah Mcdowell " me NE
Heap. Frank Stacy Jack NanSerWGrt i lsrs
Huntoon. Eleanor Baker, Elinor Johnston, Edha
evening with the following Official roster: John
reagan president: George Burke, vice president
John q Rourke. secretary; James O'Brien, treas
.L..t,,. Ior
The society affair Of the season the chailt" pan
VIII take Mace I'm the armory next Thursday
evening The Committee Of Arran,gemeh,s, con- com
nriees Governor Griggs. Vice President elect Fhr-
RET A. Hobart. Francis Scott, General J0srphn, , W.
Congdon, Colonel < v S. Muzzy colonel M rain
RerIonr Major Muzzy, Captain Hobart Iuttle,
7 inntenant John H. Hopper Lieutenant Charles
REYNOLDS Dr. Elias J. Marsh. Dr. ; a. c tiarris'
I " Lee j. t. Barbour II. G. Knox, A. y.
Strange H. G. Campbell, Jacob Midmann ftanGGis
scott Eugene Emley, Nathan flelscher' OhaIieS
ANEW / A. Hall and W. q. Scott