New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
NEWARK.
THE BOARD OF Quotations ANNUAL
REPORT.
MANY CHARITABLE MEETINGS AND ENTERTAIN
MENTs - CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs


| of the new High School account. The current eN-
nendturos show an increase of SO 900 1885, and
for this year a further increase of S96,oe is askeu
| The enumeration shows a total OF ooSh chiIIieh
attending the public schools. as compared WIN
| AGA during 1885, an increase OF 1901 inc 'o'a'
number of children attending private schools Is re-
por,ed as SSs7 a decrease of l52s from the preced-
| ING wear when the total was 9.9l5 The number at
tending no school is stated az 1858 an increase o.
/ II over 1886.
| Tho April session of tho Essex County Christian
| Endcavor Union Executive Committee was held on
! Monday night In the First Christian Church. lrV-
| ington. The president, the Rev Luther H. DEo'''
! presided The Rev DR.. J. Clement FRENCH super
| intendent of the union evangelistic department
! conducted conference the WORK OF that de-
| partment 1t was decided TO mako no changes IN
! Executive Committee and Advisory Board meetings.
Mrs stephen H. Plum. of the Nova C@sarca
Chapter Daughters of the American ReVoiuuon'
| gave a tea at No. 52 Park Place, Tuesday after
| noon for the chapter in horror Of Mrs. David ~
| Dcpue the newly elected State regent and Mrs
| Charles Borchcrng. regent OF the chapter. The
! bouse was decorated with six flags and strcamers
! of ribbons in the National coors. ASSISTING MIS-
| Plum Mrs Depue and Mrs. Borcherhng were MIS-
! Henry f. Starr registrar: Miss Luranah huh!oh'
! secretary and these members Of the Board Of Man
! acement; Mrs. William II. Tracey, HoboKeh' MIS-
J J. Tucker Beevic; Mrs. Joseph ID. Bedle'
Jersey CITY; Mrs William l.. Hazen. Mrs. Frederic
! Cheney md Mrs Henry S. Maynard Newark
| Among the guests were Mrs. Edward H. wright
| former State regent; Mrs. f. II. putnam. regent
| Of Boud4ot Chapter, at Elizabeth; Mrs. D w.
| Carey OF Eagle Rock Chapter. Montcialr; MIS-
! Henry huntington OF tho Hannah Benedict carter
/ Chapter OF New-Canaan, Conn
At the annual meeting of the Newark Academy
! on Tuesday afternoon DR.. S. H. Pennington the
president in his annual address spoke OF me PuI-
| chase by the trustees of the Pnneo property, ad-
| ~ fhn
| OF the house and the grading of the grounds thus
| making a much-needed addition 10 the playground
and TO the facilities d for the aH chaes &C.
! lockwood, showed the finances 10 De IN eAcei'ch'
The Mothers Club Of the Summer Avenue School
met Tuesday afternoon Forty women were
| Louise Roberts. Mrs. Hartegen. Mrs; Frank r.
| Smith. Mrs. OGOrman and Mrs; tales was APP
intendent Gilbert made an address bearing upon
the Importance of the meeting and stated that one
how their children were learning. Mr. Gilbert said
he hoped that the movement would be apprecia a
in all the schools Visitors from other SCHOOLS were
The Young Mems Orphan Asylum Association
gave play on Monday night in Kruegers Audlto-
FUN for the benefit of St. Peters orphan Asylum
The play was entitled The banker as, Jabn
Bloemeke Miss Fanny Waukmueler Miss Lena
Al t9.e' K1aemer. John Rnse Michael J.: burst
Joseph J. Gess. Frank Robrecht John II; Noi
The United Singers will hold mass rehearsal IN
! Krueger's Auditorium this afternoon. The second
H9 enn Z Zve O sd R5e5 Gn' s 81 and Das Grab
Battalion drills Of the lat Regiment to be held
on the following dates: FIRST Battalion. Monda 9S
| April 20: Second Battalion. Thursday Aprl ~
| Third Battalion. Friday, April 80 o,
dnT rom the TabeaS series
vanishing stage scenes given by the society at the
and aga in Saturday afternoon; Prominent society
| men and women, members Of the Essex Troop the
| ion team. appeared in vanishing acts" and two
companies OF the Boys Brigade Of Peddie Memorial
tennis game aG1S IN which people ' well known in
y were ,G3 hc Misses fhosbo Ere Face ase
Elenor Edwards. Helen Durand. Grace Osborne
louise Gf D 9Skeg EdR McKennsy sn
Grace Grtbbe; Elizabeth Jones. Adelaide Dennis
Morehead. Mabel Gray. Sara Durand, Florence
Hrazer Ethel Ethel Dawson Ehel Carringion Marie
ton Hayes Edna Crane. Majorie Bless, Beatrice
Marley. Annie Hanson. Helen Hanson. elem Daw
| Mrs Frank Miller ard Mrs. Herbert W. gh'
| A tea was given on Monday to young p, le h.
OF East Park-st. Mrs, Dennis was gowned In
green taffeta Miss Dennis. wore white. orgaI, g
and lace Assisting in receiving Miss Mari
anna Higbe, Miss Daisy IIaigh; Miss Elenore
Jones' Miss Mabel Mason and Miss Edna Crane.
| Chocolate served by Miss Jessie Halsey, and
Miss Peters poured tea
Alleock We're married in the Central Methodist
Episcopal Church Wednesday afternoon. Tho
:
The Rev. DR. Spellmeyer performed the ceremony
Miss Edith blanchard was maid Of honor; and \.
tune of ivory white satin with duchesse lace
trimming. Leslie Blanchard. Walter Greaco
ers reception for the relatives was held after
the ceremony a, the home of the brides parents
In ST. Barnabas's Episcopal Church. on Monday,
Miss Virginia W; Hascy daughier Of MT and Mrs
Twinch were married The ceremony was ger-
c f was decorated with palms. potied plants
and lilies OF the valley The ushers were Wolfard
scy and William F. Halsey. brothers Of the bride
and pr Charles Randall reception ATTENDED de;
lowed at the home Of the brides parents. No. 466
Miss Mabel Lindley. Thompson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. John Hoffman Thompson and Carl
FTederk nGoc Of NY were married
high nupal service was eeebra,ed by Father
| bridesmaids. Miss Ollie w. Thompson. sister of
| the bride was maid Of honor The usheTs were
| New-York ana ID. Ellison Woodruff of Ruther-
ford, and the best m, man was James Berral, OF
mony at the home of tho brides parents. No. 5s'
| Miss Grace Gardner Kane, daughter OF President
Kane Of the The Police Beard and William Xcho
ofcated The Hshers were William Osborne, Her
tr., and Millard Muchmore. Frank Ormsby was
Miss Mary McManus and Edward =. Iunny were
married on Wedneas,day in ST. Antonius,s Roman
| Catholic Church. The ceremony performed by
the Rev. j. II. McManus; an uncle OF the bride.
| Miss May Brennan. OF Irvington. was maid OF
| honor and John Sheridan acted best man
| Miss Julia Abby osborne. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. +. Osborne. and Harry Hobart Condit were
married Wednesday at O'Clock in the High Street
Presbyterian Church by the Rev Lewis Lampman.
The best man was James Oelivie, Of NewYork. a
classmate of the Bridegroom at Andover. The
ushers we're Albert Condt Babbitt. j. b Barnett
]. Condit a brother of the bridegroom: <. L. he
Witt, =. X. Huff, p c. Pointer +. NJ. Crowell and
II. b. Smith OF Newark
AT the annual meeting OF ST Andrews Society
Wedn esdiy the following were elected officer:
The Rev. Donald Sage Mckay. honorary president;
J. H. Abercrombie. president; j. Flockhart vice
president Thomas Palmer secretary; Robert
Craigg, treasurer; Robert Miller, financial score
tary.
a large and fashionable audience in the Grand
opera House Wednesday night witnessed the ex