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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-17
ELIZABETH.

pleasant wedding took place In st. Johns Eps-
copal Church on Tuesday evening. The bride WAS
Miss Hannah Bedngton. of No. 525 Broadway, and
the bridegroom Ernest O. Smith. of the firm Of
Smith Brothers. jewellers. The best man Peter
Bedlington brother of the bride After the cere-
mony which performed by the Rev. Otis A.
Glazebroox. a reception held al the home OF
tho brides parents
A social tea given by Miss Mary J. Wilson
Wednesday evening AZ the home OF Mrs. p. G..
Addison. I'm North Broad-s..
Court Elizabeth. Independent order OF Forest
ers met for the first time on Friday evening IN
its quarters. There interesting must
cal and literary programme and High Chief
Ranger Febrey and staff were present. Among the
entertainers were the Rogers Brothers. DR.. PUGET
and &. W. Geise. Delegations were present from
other courts in the city.
James Mccormick, OF this city married on
Wednesday evening to Miss Charlotte Olga Lund.
of Paterson The ceremony performed In the
parsonage OF St Johns Episcopal Church. The
Rev. Otis A. GlaZebrook oficatcd.
The ,Acvone Boat CLUB Will hold their annual mas
qIerade ball on February q.
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ST VI VI T.

Miss Margaret Risk. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
William II. Risk gave a reception to a number Of
friends mt hor home in Springhcld-ave. on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ashton Harvey gave dinner at
their home. IIill Crest. on Tuesday evening In
honor of Dr.. and Mrs Robert II. IIamill. of Phila-
delphia The table decorations were white roses.
The guests Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Demlng.
Mrs Charles T. jerks and Frances r. Rogers.
The members of the FOrtnightly Dinner club will
meet elect officers tomorrow evening
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church
will give an entertainment in the parors OF the
church WashIngtons Birthday
ST Torosq's r A. y Society has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President William II. Swain vice
president James II. White; financial secretary,
George w Johnson: recording secretary. John NJ
Miller: corresponding secretary. James II. White.
Hose Company No > has elected the following
officers: President Seaman l.. Wright; foreman.
william H. Coggcshail: assistant foreman. Walter
T. Shapter: secretary. Charles +. Lacey; Clerk.
jeremiah b. coggeshal. treasurer. Fiber d. Dean;
Auditing Committee. Harry Il. Coggeshan, William
Post Daniel q. Tigoy. William II. CoggeShall.
The engagement Is announced Of Frank f.. Bailey.
formerly of Summit. and Miss Katharine Bowen OF
The members Of the L. 5 Grant Post. g. A. r.
installed new officers at meeting held In Grand
Army Hall. in Union-eve. on MONDAY eyenins
y number Of society people Will take part IN tap
leaus TO be given I'm Music Hall. Hotel Beechwood
on January 90 for the benefit of the Fresh Air and
Convacsccnt Home. The use or the nan mas peen
placed m the command Of Mrs Charles h. kimball
Mrs William II. de Forest and Miss Olive WHIT
Among those who will take part in the entertain
ment Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey n. Martin the
Misses Pitcher. of Short fills Miss Lulu Geer
Jarvis Ceer Carol J. Bassctt. Thomas b. Adams
the Misses Slosson. Miss Flagg the Misses Whit
ridge Evelyn =. Hicks. the Misses Chambcrlin
The first Of series that are to be given the next
few months for the benefit of the Home
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BELIENILLE.

The Chrvsanthemum club gave a reception on
Wednesday evening in the parlors OF the Cycle Ho-
tel Among those present Misses Lydia An
derson. MAY Hallgan. May Butler. Clara Haggerty.
Marie Smith Jessie Mapes. Lawrence Westlake,
John Hannah, f. II. Taylor. James Flynn and
Maurice Finn
The File-Makers' Relief Association met on
Monday evening and elected William Waters pres-
dent. Samuel T. Beams vice-president. +. c. Hell
Ter treasurer. Adolph Rach financial secretary John
J.. Franz recording secretary
Miss Ellen Jenkins and Thomas l.. Watson were
married on Thursday evening at the home Of the
brides mother. only members Of the family were
present
Court General Phil Kearny. No g. F. of A. IN
stalled these officers Tuesday evening: l.. j.
Westake G. r.: T. j. Finn S &. r.. William
McDonough. recording secretary; C. Il. Miller
financial secretary: j. !. Salmon. treasurer; VII
liam +. McCmsllcy junior warden; II. Arians
senior warden. This IS the second term Of Messrs
Wcstlakc MCtluskey and Arians. and the fourth
term for Mr. Miller.
The Belleville Euchre club met at the home of
Miss Clara Haggerty on Monday night and elected
H. W Taylor president. Clara Iiaggerty vice presi-
dent Edgar adsworth secretary. Frederick Tay-
lOr treasurer
Miss Amy Iaffcy and willard Il. Van Houten
were married Tuesday evening at the home of
the brides mother The bride mas been a favorte
young woman I'm i'"ll"yille society for some years.
and the wedding reception was attended by a large
number Of friends. among them being Misses
Casebot De Wit and coeyman Mr. and Mrs W.
Mr. ana Mrs. w. H. Webster. Of Brooklyn. Mr..
and Mrs. Van Kleek. MIR. and Mrs. Pierre V. A.
Brett and Mr.. and Mrs jackson.
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

The Fisk jubilee singers gave an excellent con-
cert I'm the Temple on Thursday evening The pro-
ceels went into the treasury OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers.
The Navesink Hook and Ladder Company will
civ. q ball in NaVesink Hall on January ~
district Deputy j. :. Clark. OF keansbuTg. IN
stalled the following officer Of Anchor Lodge, l. o
- f. on Wednesday evening: Noble grand. John
Oliver: vice-sr md. John IIagamin. recording sec
rrfarv T. T. I.OuX; permanent secretary. W. r..
curtis. treasurer. f.. T. Magee; warcen. Hugh War
den. conductor. j. II. Bills chaplain. W. NJ Eos
tnf. supporters to noble grand W. '. Strykcr AMI
Nyii,i,m Wagu r. supporter to vice grand William
r,rJ. scene, supporters Jacob Swan and Thomas
Mailing. inside guardian. John Parent, and outside
guardian Abrlm Sicecl
Atlantic Lodge Is. of T.. gave "A dinner TO their
hroth.r knight William NJ Foster. Monday
.vcninr last in their lode.-rooms. The occasion
,r,I IN. anniversary OF Mr. Fosters sixtieth birth
dav PAST Chancellor. Commander George T.. Jen-
Ii, cd
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LONG BRANCH.

The Long Branch Athletic Club on Tuesday even
ing held its annual meeting and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President II. -. WoOlley; vice.
president. y. Herbert Wilson; secretary, H. +.
Socum: financial secretary. J. Won Emmons; treas
urcr. +. w. Cooper. ir.; directors. r. &. Quinn;
w C. Price; 6. r. Nordcll. Philip DAILY jr and T..
". Reid.
Mrs. Sarah 4. Reed. National representative in
stalled the officers Of Crystal Wave Council Daugh-
tcrs OF Liberty, on Wednesday evening. The new
officers are: Councillor Mrs. Nelson Lockwood
vice-counclor. Mrs. Robert Wright; associate
yicc-counclor. Mrs. Clara Smith; treasurer Mrs.
Frank johnson: secretary. Mrs Ella Hoyt. inan-
cial secretary. Miss Bculah West: assistant Sec
rotary. Miss Matte Johns. guide. Mrs. y. NJ. Iyer;
outside guard Miss Minnie Cooper, and inside
guard. Mrs Abe Francis.
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MONTCLAIR.

large reception was given by Mrs. s. l.. Reynd
her home. In the Crescent. on Thursday after
noon Mrs. Reynal assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Victor Reynal received In the parior. which was
decorated with palms. smilax. pink carnations and
roses. Mrs. Edward T Meyers and Miss Mary
Wilde. Of Montcair Miss Lillian Webb OF West
Hartford Conn. and Miss Augusta T. Benedict. OF
New-York assisted The decorations in the dining.
pink and smiax.
The Progress Club will hold its January meeting
in the Upper Montclair Congregational Church on
Tuesday evening. Addresses will be given by e.
NJ. Harrison. superintendent OF the city Home IN
Verona, on Hayward Children. and on Proven
ton of Diseases by AntitoXn." by DR.. Henry
Power The programme will also include vocal and
instrumental selections.
Mrs Maud l.. Green. OF Colorado will conduct q
mothers and workers meeting In the First Metho-
dist Church tomorrow afternoon Mrs Green. who
Is one OF the National Chalk Takers OF the W. c.
T. T.. will he assisted by Mrs. Hattie Henderson.
corresponding secretary of the W. C. I. L.
Announcement has been made Of the marriage Of
Miss Frances Viola. daughter OF Mrs George E.
James. OF Brooklyn and John II. Maxim. OF Mont
clair TUESDAY.
Kaskaska Tribe. Improved order OF Red Men.
gave an enjoyable dance I'm l.eachs Hall on Tues
day evening ~ proved TO be one OF the most sue
cessful ever given by the order.
Montclair Council Royal Arcanum. installed ftO
new officers Tuesday evening. The services were
conducted by Supervising Deputy Wn. After Q
business meeting the evening was passed In social
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E,\GI.EWOOD.

rho second Of the subscription dances given by
the young people in the assembly room OF the
Woman's Exchange Building. on thursday even
,u.. was - brilliant affair and was well attended.
RI ,,,,ronosees were Mrs. 7. l.. Peters. Mrs. W.
NJ kIdder Mrs \ r. Enos. Mrs. Charles Ncave.
Mr. 7 q Anderson and Mrs e. ~. Paine.
I'm. az tho most fashionable weddings OF the
s,,son vas that Of Arthur Lloyd Re- bcrts. OF Aber-
,..Ie North Wales. and Miss abby Sears ct'ul-
Ion Of his city. The ceremony was performed on
,r,,',,,..,. afternoon in the Presbyterian church
Th, nv James Eclls oficiatcd. The brid" wa'
,'rrttI, alfred I'm skirt Of cream Siciian SILK
ard bodice 81 chiffon. trimmed with duchess lace.
Tbe maid of honor was Miss Mc' ulloh. sister oi
he bride Sh. wore gown Of nile green Inc
hrid.smnIds were Miss NJ Roberts. OF Abergel"
Tor,h Wales. Miss Grace Walker. OF Montclair
Miss NJ Lennon Of Euglev God. ard Miss NJ ROD
ineon Of Hartford. conn James McNuiioh' p'o'"e'
81 Tie BRIDE, the beat iLai
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ASSAIC.

St Faiths Altar Guild has presented amicc
and white chasublc to the Rev. l.. w. 5. Stryker,
rector OF St. Johns Episcopal Church.
The Misses IIabe entertained the Nineteenth Cen
fury Club on Tuesday evening last at their home
In Passaic-ave
A pleasant surprise was given on Tuesday even
ing last for the Misses Elizabeth and Anna Earl. of
No. l52 Columbta-avc.
At It's annual meeting on Wednesday evening
the Unitarian Society elected these officers Irving
Angel. president: Jacques Pollak. secretary: Louis
Il. Carr. treasurer: |. w. Sylvester. Judge; w. W.
Watson and William Adams. trustees
The opera. Scottish Reformation; or John Knox
Mary Queen OF Scots given in White
heads Opera Iiouse Thursday and Friday even
ngs for the berent OF the local Y. NJ {. A.
The trustees OF the Passaic Free Public Library
have elected the following officers John A. Willet
president; Irving Angel vice-prcsdent. and X. ID.
Benson. treasurer
Passa.c Castle No g.. knights OF the Golden
Eagle. has elected the following officers Past
chief James Webster; noble chief. John Rowe: vice
chief John J kenney; high priest, Isaac With.
nour venerable hermit. George Bailey; keeper Of
exchequer. Sam Sanders: clerk Of exchequer. F. 6
Schank worthy chamberlain. T. records G. w
Roger; sir herald y. Geene: ensign. Jacob Volz
esquire. a. Rove; first guard, Edward Berry:
ond guard. Edward Iullwitz.
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HOBOk EN-

A pink tea in honor OF Miss Shelton. Of Norris
town was given by Mrs. Richard Stevens in her
home at Castle Point. Iioboken, on Wednesday.
The menu cards were hand-painted miniatures OF
beauties OF the First Empire the work or Mrs.
Henry Snead. Of Orange. The guests we're Mrs.
Uooglev Miss Elizabeth Van Rensselaer,. Mrs.
t.ban Wright Mrs Edward lie Roy. jr.. Mrs r..
A Stevens Mrs Hamilton Hoppn. Mrs. Ramsay
rrrnhull Mrs G. T. Alexander and Miss Georgi-
ana Wimerding
Mrs John Stevens. OF Castle Point, gave dinner
FOR rho choir OF Trinity p. F.. Church in Trinity
Hall AT Seventh and Washington SITS. fioboken.
IN wednesday evening. The hall tastefully
decorated with National colors and evergreens.
Dr George g. Houghton. Mrs. Houghton and Miss
uough,on presided at tables. Mrs. Stevens was
urable 10 take part account OF the sudden i'll
moss NJ her son. Among others present were
cho,rmasfer G. b. Clark C. Meyer otto Frenz.
Frederick Sylvester Harry Wallace, Ivans Apple
gate Archie Down. Cecil Hunt, I. f. Ackerman
ElovI steward Robert Zoelier, David Plahn
charles Grant. John Snebbe Horace White. Harry
Miller John Nangle Grover e. Ioeler. John Ga
,r,nl g Appoldt O. Borowski. Charles Thompson
Edward Eppel Engel Pope. Alfred ID Sage. G.
aired Rurhorn Austin H. Phelps, John p. Archer
Iobn 4 Finck. Charles Ording Thomas G. Rob
erts +. 4. 5. Brow fn"in o nurnam T. 'oN'
IisworIh Post No. . Sons OF Veterans. installed
officers on Wednesday evening In Beckers Han
,,,'tor Uul They Commander. John A. Eek
leston: senior vice-commander. Joseph Selyer;
iunior vice-commander. Joseph Syfal' quarter
master A. vsm H. Ecsston ofcet OF the day.
r'redrick Giesking; adjutant George Rosner. or
n peer o' WachIer: outside sentry. c. Frick.
An informal subscription dance VIII be given on
Luz u7' hv the members OF the Third Division Bat
tallon OF the East. Naval Reserve or New.Jersey.
ni mivslon consists mainly OF students from
, Ln.'s Stevens Institute OF Technology. Hoboken
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RITliEREORD.

The third subscription concert Of the Rutherford
Vocal Society attracted large audience TO lyceum
Hall on Tuesday night and the work OF Musical
Director - H. Sunderland and his singers re
ceiyrd much praise The assisting artists Were
Miss Jeanne Frankie. Miss Celia Schiller ana Herr
Hans Kronod.
An amateur orchestra. with eleven members. has
h..n organized Bernard RaunSer Is the leader
\ card party was given last night by the kuther-
ford Lawn Tennis cab at the nome OF MISS
Allison. &c.,, =,
81. Paurs chapter Of the Guild OF Grace Church
gave an 'ntcrtalnil'ht -, inc "o''' Vi 'oH'P''
Cummings on Thursday night.
The Entertainment Committee or the Lincoln
Lrating IIncoln's Birthday with a dinner at the
I-niou club Hall The guests Will include three
Thr Hlack cat Mnstrels composed of local anna
tours gave their second performance IN Ruthor-
r1 M Erida, evening. They will next appear In
passair and expect to visit other Northern New
I..rs.
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PATERSON.
PLANS FOR THE CHARITY BALI--AN.
NVAL MEETING OF THE ORPHAN
ASYLUM ASSOCIATION.

Miss Frank Forshay and Andrew Anderson were
married on Friday night by the Rev. f. F.. Vslen-
tine. at the home of the bride and Miss Anna
Eakn. in North Fourth-st.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Camilla,
the daughter OF Architect Charles Uhrlch. and
John Mar of Providence r. /.
Mss Minnie Hopper and Edwin Pierce were mar
ried by the Rev. J. W. Broughn. OF the First Bap-
list Church. Tuesday evening. Miss Daisy
Mofiit and William Pierce were I'm attendance
A merry party of forty gents enter
tanned on Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs J. r,
Hartley. at their home In Clinton-st.
\ new social organization sailed the Utopia Club
formed Tuesday evening. with the follow
Thomas o. Woodruff. vice president; Mrs. Theodore
Chamberlain. recording secretary Mrs II. w.
Sharpe financial secretary; A. &. Eston. treasurer.
The Charity ball Will take place at the armory
of Arrangements consists Of Governor John W.
Griggs. Vice Presidents ELECT Carrot A. Hobart.
Colonel William Barbour. General Joseph w. Cong.
don. Colonel ). Y. ;. Muzzy. Major Henry Muzzy.
Francis Scott. Edward T. Bell. Captain Hobart
Tuttle. W G Scott. r. X. Atterbury J. f. Bar
bour. John X. Lee. II. &. Knox n. q. Campbell.
A. b. Strange Albert C. Stevens. w ID Bauvet.
Samuel J. Watson. Henry W. Gedhill DR. Phil
ander Harris. Eugene Emily. W. w Sta,er.
Charles Agn.w and Nathan Flesher.
Colonel and Mrs. &. {. Shelly entertained large
party OF guests their home Eastsde on
Thursday evening.
The annual meeting OF the Palestine Orphan
Asylum Association was held on Thursday even.
ing. II reported that the disbursements for
the year amounted TO S7S7.9s. leaving a balance
in the treasury of siis 81 Mrs. NJ A. Drew. Mrs.
l.. T. Pettigrew. Mrs. \. l.. TerwIlliger Mrs. John
Watts Cooke and william NJ. DufYord elected
trustees
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Hahne & Co., Newark, NJ

beadlc G. A. Johnson: junior beadle. D. F. Ryan.
and trustee for three years John Hay.
Camp No. l6 +. O. s. A.. will install It's ON.
GERS on January %. They Past president. W.
II. Num- president, j. C. Brown: vice president.
Thomas Bartois; master OF forms. Charles Brown:
recording secretary. J. NJ Mills financial secretary.
Lewis Crowell; treasurer. J. II. Glenn: conduc'of.
Walter Sylvester; inside guard. c. f. Gardiner
outside guard. Elmer Wright
s. Kenyon Messick. supervising deputy OF the
Royal Arcanum installed the new officers Of MID
dlesex Council No 100 on Wednesday evening.
who are: Regent. C. y. Larkln: vice-regent. L. o.
Amer past regent. w. II. fiesser: orator. Luther
Hope: secretary. w. II. Moore treasurer. w. II.
Duncan; collector, A. H. Hope: chaplain c. K.
Stevens; guide. +. y. Hope warden. Harry WILL
SON A past regents badge was presented TO w.
II. Hesser BY the council
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ROONTON

The women OF the FRS; Methods Church have
organized a Womans Homo Missionary Society.
with the following officers: President Mrs. f.. c.
butcher; vice-president, Mrs. De Noson Wood
second vice-presiden.. Mrs. f. A. Backer; third
vice-president. Mrs +. s. Miller: recording secre-
tary. Mrs. j. b. Taylor jr.: corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. William Van Duyne; treasurer Mrs.
James Brown.
The South Boonton Volunteer Fire Company will
give its annual oyster supper on Thursday evening.
January 2S
The marriage Of Miss Grace Maddox. the only
daughter of J. ]. Waddock. Seward Young. Of
Necong n. J., will take place in St. Johns Church.
Thursday evening, January Is The Rev. j.
Jerooman will perform the ceremony.
The Misses Cora and Lizzie Williams entertained
a whist party at their home in Westinghouse.
on Wednesday evening.
The Misses Lea and Bessie Van Duyne gave a
dance at their home in Washington-ave Thurs
day evening Fifty-sx guests were present
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BLOOM FIELD.

The engagement OF DR.. William X. Broughton
and Miss Jennie. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs j. c.
Morris. is announced
Frank Conklin Will give entertainment in the
Park Methodist Church Wednesday evening
next for the benefit Of the Kings Daughters
The newly elected officers OF Bloomfield Council
Royal Arcanum. were publicly installed Friday
evening by District Deputy Grand Regent Corby
after which there was reception and enter
tainment.
number OF friends of DR. and Mrs ". {. Harris
Of Glcnrdge surprised them on Tuesday evening.
1t was the tenth anniversary % their marriage.
The Evening Whist club was entertained on
Tuesday at the home OF Spencer d. G. Van Box
kelcn, in IIillside-ave.
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RIDGEWOOD.

The Riigewood Knights OF Honor held a session
Monday evening. when three candidates were
initiated. Addresses made by Grand Die
tator Burk and Deputy Grand Dictator Childs Of
lngomar Lodge. Paterson and by Dictator James.
OF the degree team. Brothers ID. ID. Zabriskie and
NJ r Richardson responded Several selections
were given by quartet " the members
\ complimentary entertainment will be given BY
Paramus Valley Council No l.5T Royal Arcanum,
In the Opera House on January 49, After the In
stallation officers for 1883, Miss Jessie W. Alex
ander will sing. The entertainment will conclude
with A comedy.
MIS- Charles Zcilley entertained the Authors
club at her home on Tuesday. Among those pres
ent Mrs. Elmer Rodrigo. Mrs. Perego. MrA
Levick Miss Johnston and Miss Halves
A card party given by Mrs. {. T.. Dickson
on Monday evening In honor OF her sister. Niss
Num- Of Brooklyn.
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NiATA WAN.

District Deputy Clark Of Keansburg, Will install
the following officers at the regular meeting Of
KnickerbOcker Lodge. ]. o. o. F., next Monday
evening: Noble grand II. J. Devlin; vice grand. Ed
ward Shke: recording secretary. w A. Rodgers,
permanent secretary. Peter T. Ten Eyck and
treasurer. r. l.. Peterson
Masquas Tribe. Improved order OF Red Men, has
installed the following officers Sachcm. l. W.
Smith: senior sycamore. George ROmoi: Junior
sycamore @. X. White keeper of records. Edward
HOLLYWOOD keeper Of wampuin. - j. Devln.
prophet A. J. Dillctt representative to Great foun-
eli. \. J. Cartain trustee. Edwin Lambert. first
sannap. Alfred Woolley; second sannap Gordon
Wodey: warriors Edwin Lambert ". Patterson.
r. Preston and r. Thompson; braves. Jrdson Van
ArsdaIc w Barclay and +. f. Polling.
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TUrOcOPHy IN JERSEY CITY.

Tho Philosophical Society has been attracting con-
s1srs,e attention In Jersey City OF late. and II Is
proposed 10 hold public meeting in the Royal Area
mum Hall. at Crescen: and Jackson aVes Oh January
20 n tel the people tust what TheosOphists believe
Tho foloving Interesting programme has been ar
ranged Selection string lc ns Gb at
NJ Mall OBJECTS OF the Theosophical Society, ny
John NJ Pryse: "Wha, Is Theosopnyk by DI r., y,
Guild: violin SOLO by Wenzell A: RaDocn; Dangers
Of he psvchical Plane" by J. II. Connolly. D.
During intermsson branch OF Inc soc ,S NOR Iol
grarnrne win be concluded follows: AS Ye SOW
So Also Shall Ye Reap" by H. A. Freeman; yio, hn
solo hy Wenzel A Raboch: The Finding OF the
True Self" by Charles Johnston; occultism or ac-
quirenent OF superhuman powers
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TOO FAST FOR THE DETECTIVE.

Elizabeth. Jan. 16--Jacob HARDER. newsboy thir-
teen years old. arrested to-day by Detective
William Decker FOR petty larceny. Decker sa" the
boy and got within reach OF him. when he lodged
and ran through the tunnel toward the JERSEY
Central Railroad tracks The detective followed
but the b0y Ike deer and was fast leaving
the detective I'm the when the latter pressed
locomotive into his service. With this the fusi-
tive was soon overhaule1. When the locomotive
go. within a few feet Of the boy. the detective
Jumped of. but the fugitive got away for the sec
Ond time by scaling a board fence. Iiarber was
caught this morning at his home and Is now locked
up He has been stealing newspapers from the
front stoOps ~ houses whcr" they were delivered
10y dealers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mrs. George H. Lambert. Mrs. John f.. Elmen-
dorf Mrs Samuel Long Mrs. Cornelius Van
Dcursen. Mrs. g. l.. IIardenbcrgh. Mrs. Philip
Smith Mrs Asher Atkinson. Mrs. John Wood
bridge and Mrs r. -. Baldwin have been chosen
managers Of the Dorcas Society for this year.
\ delightful dance was given ut Metuchcn on
Tuesday evening by the GrOsvcnOr club.
4 noteworthy social function the Golf club
dance. held In Columbia Hall on Wednesday even
ing The hall decorated with golnng trophies
The Committee OF Management consisted Of
Asher Atkinson. Henry |" Janeway. ir.. Charles
A. Kenncy. j. Bayard Kirkpatrick Charles
T. Ludlow William s Myers. +. w. Parker. y r.
Parker. Clarkson Kunyon. John Philip street
willard T. NOof hocs and -. j. Williamson The
patroncsscs included the leading society people
The Reception committee was composed of Mrs
Henry l.. Janeway. ir.. Mrs r Bayard kirkpat-
rick Mrs William ;. Myers. Mrs Nicholas VIII
hanson. Mrs. Clarkson RUnyon. Mrs. Willard T.
Voorhees, and Mrs. Katharine Weston.