New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
NEWARK.
A SEASON OF SOCIAL GAYETY IN PROS
PECT
TON MoNUMENT-THE MARRIAGE OF MISS
CADMIrS AND Mr. CLARE


CADMUs AND MR.. CLARE
The movement started by the local councils OF
the American Mechanics 10 erect a statue of Wash
ington In Washington Park has met with encour-
agement The proposition is to raise a fund OF
sloVo. and an American sculptor will be given the
work AT meeting last week suggestion was
made to invite all the councils OF the county help
the project along and II finally decided pro-
pose at the next meeting that the association drop
the word Newark so as TO widen its scope and
probably take all the county. The councils have
organized n Washington Monument Association
composed OF delegates from each senior and junior
council
AT the annual meeting OF the Young Mems Catho-
lie Association Tuesday night. Daniel Morany was
elected vce-president. and these directors were
elected: Daniel Morany. James German. Edward
Kern. j. w. Bradshaw. Walter r. Mullin and Cor
nelius Lynch. AS delegates to the Diocesan Union.
T. J. McBarron. j. j. Gilroy and James II. Reilly
appointed 1t announced that the asso-
citation was In prosperous condition. and that up
ward of $1,000 had been realized at the last fair.
1t UNANIMOUSLY agreed to transfer $1,000 TO the
building fund.
Superintendent Simmons Of the Rescue Home
celebrated his seventh anniversary In Christian
work In the chapel of that institution on Wcdnes-
day Representatives OF mission work from New
York Jersey City Morristown and other cities were
present.
At the mems ss-meeting to he held in Associa
ton Hall at o'clock this afternoon tho Yoke Eel
lows Band Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton will give short and interesting talks. and the
Wadsworth Colored Sisters. OF Orange will sing.
The large orchestra will lead the singing.
The Progressive Literary Society has decided 10
reproduce in the near future Malcolm Taylors four
act farce comedy. An Afflicted Family: or Doe
Without n Diploma. The cast has been Sc
lccted and rehearsals will begin at once. Morris
Scheck will have the title role. j. Levy. VI. Abeles.
J. Kohn. the Misses Sadie Berger. Fanny Open
heimer and Frieda Fedman. the Misses Abeles
and Roessler and $. Greenberg VIII comprise the
cast.
The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II.
Bailey was celebrated Tuesday night at the house
of William J. Greason. I'm East kinney-st The
Rev Dr. Luther. pastor Of the South Baptist
Church, read a wedding service appropriate 10 the
occasion The witnesses were the only grand
children OF the aged couple. They were married IN
New Brunswick fifty years ago by the Rev. DR..
Webb pastor OF the First BAPTIST Church Of that
place Mr. Bailey came Newark thirty five years
ago and entered the restaurant business
Preparations are being made for a number Of
October weddings. and tho affairs will bring back
to the city families that are accustomed to spend
ing October at their country places or In the Berk
shire Hills 1t is said that there Will be
social gayety in Newark this year than has been
witnessed for the last two years. Cotillon sets
will be formed and the bachelors and young mar
red women will contribute their share to the varl-
enjoyments
The TRANSFORMED ton Of the old Reformed Church
building. in Market-St.. into a music hall mas at
tracted much attention The building Is left intact.
1t stands about fifteen feet back from the street.
structure for small stores and to give 'front.'
age. The church had form erly three front exits.
Two Of these have been closed. The present en-
trance opens upon steep flight or stone steps.
The property belongs to n company. which owns
the Essex Lyceum. In the on clinton-st., which
also transformed from n church. II viii he
used for concerts, meetings and dances and other
social gatherings.
A quiet wedding took place AZ the homo Of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Everett Mills. No.
335 Seventhave., Rosevllle at neon, on Wednesday,
the parties being Everetta Mills and Alfred War
ner. of Hartford Conn. The bride was attred in
a travelling of hcliorope cloth and picture
hat 10 match. The brides sister. Minnie. was ring
bearer and was gowned in pink organde. The
house decorated with palms and wild flowers.
The party pa .took Of wedding breakfast.
Miss Alice y. Cadmus. de- lighter of A. J. Cadmus,
was married TO Daniel Hunt Glare. OF Hamilton.
i02 Thomas-st The Rev. Or. Luther. assisted by
the Rev. G. ". Dodd. performed the ceremony.
which witnessed by large number OF guests.
Miss Emily Cadmus. the brides sister. acted
maid Of honor. and Cyrus Negus was best man.
The bride attired n a travelling costume.
Dr. and Mrs. Ruel S. Gage. of No. II Gould-ave..
returned from Europe last week on the City OF
Rome
Charles Benisch who has spent the last three
months In Europe. was passenger on the Fuerst
Bsmarck.
Mrs. G. NJ Spies. after spending ten weeks In
Western cities. has returned home.