New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
CHARITY BALL AT ORANGE.
4 BRILLIANT SCENE AT MUSIC HALL.

,,or,r n,Nc,Nn FOR THR BENEFIT OF THE
woMAN's ART EXCHANGE OP NEWARK
The charity ball be ginneth at home. This is
socal maxim closely nteitwined with the moral npre
nj the people Orange Both IN matters OF charity ana
in matters of pleasure. and surely in an affair which,
like the Charity Ball. combines the home industries
sboud be patronzed saith the unwtten law OF orange
soo,ety Therefore, those of the good people of the
ultfarous Oranges together with the outlying suburb
of Newark who within that indehnable pale tha'
separates what constitutes society from what Is no
society," gathered themselves together last night III
Music Hall and danced for sweet charitys sake 10 tue
music of an imported orchestra Seven hundred people
were present. ,,
The auditorium and stage OF the hall we're alike hleueh
from sight by dancing floor. whose smoothhess n"'
probably equaed except by the degree oi 'o'"
attained Oh the tobOggan slide for whch orange ""' ""
come famous Flowers and plants decorated .ne stage
and an admirng OF friends ana reatNes uec
oratea the yalle rv and the auditorium The AFFAIR was
pronounced most decided success by those Interested
Having thus established It's own little Chary ball. 'here
will be no occasion in the future for the young ioKs Oh
Orange to wander after strange gods and take part IN
the overgrown affair OF the same name which annually
oocnrs In New.York After experiencing the delights OF
Lost evonng Orange society issued edict to the effect
,n., there Is but one Charity Ball Orange is its abid
inS place.
Tha orchestra struck up the grand march
at 1850 o'clock. The march was led by Cort-
lam
OF Orange The isy paronesss, were MIS- pS pnemav L.
2innsy snmser Mrs Tea Mrs A. Ertand Mrs Nal
colin Campbell, Mrs. Edwin A. stevens. Mrs. E. Boudi-
30, doit Mrs John C. Wimerding. Mrs. John Burke.
Mrs Stewart Hartsh0rn, Mrs. William 7. Hardenbergh
and Mrs de Ltncsy Cleveland - l., A., ,
Iery were Ohver sumner Teall. Alexander Burrill
Knight l. C!app. OF New-York; Mrs Blgelow ana MISS @
Panl: Miss Lydia Emmett Miss Minnie CortandtTaylor.
Temple Emmet, Be. kman B9rrowe Mr. ard Mrs Fred si
erlek Floyd.Joues Mr.. and Mrs W A. Brewer IT, MIRA
Rnnnion, OF Newark Miss Mole RunnioD. Miss Annie
Ward Mr. aud clifford, also OF Newark s. s. Morris
and f. s. Morris, of Brick Chnrch Miss FANNIE farktr
Mr. and Mrs c. +. Van Week, r. NJ. Royd, jr, MSS
IIyermore Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon. Mr.. Mrs and MISS
Wilmer, Miss Rockwell. ]: ID. Freeman j. 8 Por'ti
James cunningham and Miss Cuuuingha IN, all OF Mont
clair; William H. Bradley, BoudInot Cot, MT ana hrs
Thomas b. Criss; 81 H%WSra t KS; xsSSs;, Robert MoCar
ter Cortlandt Parker jr, Mr. and Mrs Appleton ~ fai
mer Henry ". Tilnghast Pennington WhlteneaI' me-,
DE Lancey Cleveland. Hugh r. TOler MISS mamie ioier
Archer Nevins Martin aud L. Boudln0t Cot, .,
mixed rural and marine scene. with ts stage setling
furnished background for the panoramic Spectacle OF
bright dresses and dark suits. Inc lady patrohesses
scenery and received the guests sm benignanty on
the gayety of the more youthful dancers me
comfortable rooms OF the New-Ehg'anu coce'!, M"1n "a
are in the same building were throwh open 10
the guests The crescent OF pretty faces ana DAINTY
costumes what left OF the orchestra circle waXe
aud waued as waltz succeeded quadrle ana the polka
rooms, whose astOnished walls were accustomed 10
view the toilet mysteries OF travelling variety
actresses, were stuffed with men anu wo,ntn amin,r
who kept coming up TO an e&releS
late BY midnight an Orange caterer had arranged
a feast in an upper chamber set apart and the attention
OF tho company was then directed to the same Mneh
Sufficient supply OF SANDY and ices had been al
sorb To sustain life for the few remaining hours oI the
ball the round of dances taken up again ana Hter
came to a close leaving the Womans Art E4cnange Vi
Newark hundred dollars TlCueI.