New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
IN THE ORANGES.
SOCIAL DUTIES CLAIMING THE ATThS-
TON OF THE RESIDENTS.
THE SOUTH ORANGE FIELD CLUB ADDS GOLF Io
ITS OTHER ATTRAcTIoNs-MANY CLUB


ITS OTHER ArrRAcrIoNs-MAXY CLUB
BALLS IN PROSPECT
The South Orange Fled Club has added golf 10
its attractions, and fine set OF INKS mas -
laid out directly west OF the main cue groun's.
The course presents some OF the dhicu'ies ."i'
are dear to the heart Of the golfer, ana YET II -
go compact tina, the spectators can Keep 'e
part OF the course in view all the time many -
the members of the club attaining excellence
in the game and II is probable that IN the neA'
future there will be tournament Win s''e
valuable prizes offered.
The date for the formal opening Of the south
Orange Field Club house has not yet been "e'i'''y
ovsd and the women on the committee are mar"
at work arranging a programme Tor the oeSA ,
II will be a social affair of the FIRST rahh' "
being az far as has been settled mns!ca' anu
literary programme. in which numper Va w.,
known people will take part. followed by soc'a'
dance in the main hail
The woman's Club. of Orange, held ue'isn'l ~.
rnee.ng on Wednesday afternoon In us icoi'' 80
Union Hall Mrs Lewellyn II. Johnson, the ~ e9'
dent Of the cub. in the chair ana 'iis' 80
~ Iarsev civ rave a most fascinating tax on '"e
celebrated places in Old England. her TOPIC 'e'e'
"Pesgotty's Home in Poppy Land Ne"'' "
hundred and fifty women were present
Mis-. Ida Bentley. who is so well known IN all the
Oranges as reader and elocutionist' mas az ~,
al readings
Tho dates have not yet been announced Out 'ne'
are IN no held az the homes Of Mrs. Thomas a.
Edison in Ilewel,yn Park; Mrs. A. H. Darl' III
Ilewellvn Park: Mrs Frank Q. Barstow' III tue
nect-st East Orange, and Mrs. Robert "aru' VI
South Orange
Two series Of subscription dances have been ar
ranged for the coming season In the oranges
will be given in Upper Music Hall on TUESDAY, W.
vember 2s; Thursday December %: Thursday Janu-
rhs ell Eptr g.
he another dance after Lent with which tne seaS1
viii close but the date has not been se Ms Diver
s. Carter Mrs Samuel Campbell Mrs Jonn pa War
Mrs. Robert ". Hawkesworth ME- U.s. 'a InSn Raf
f faa. Mrs Robert NJ A''S' an" ME- '''"
The other series Of dances will take place in the
on the evenings OF November %, December q Janu-
airy 90 February 10, and the closing one III in
Guides Mrs. oliver s. Carter. Mrs William Barr
Mrs T. H. Powers Farr Miss Lille Page Ely; c Mrs.
F. Ioutrel and Mrs Charles b. Yardey
The second annual bal OF the West Orange Ath-
;H Club SSE Pafbs Ri success The hall was
pretty decorated. and there was iaIse aetvn
the floor manager was James Mccartney, and MS
assistant James Mooney.
A new Christian Endeavor Society has been or
ganized In Trinity congregational Church East
orange II starts out with twenty-five members,
and 1ss 10 a0u F. E A f5E% aP
monds corresponding secretary MISS Mapes
ers: recording secretary. MISS Haiio"eh' ueaSuie'
Mss Mabel Field.
new dancing club. composed OF young people
of Orange and Montclair, has been organized ana
Is known as the Friday Night Club. The meetings
are TO be held In the hall over the large new
stable OF A. A. Wright, at the base OF inc tam2us
Eagle Rock This stable is one OF the finest build
ings OF It's kind In the Oranges, ana me nan ~
1ex29 feet in size with fine. hardwood moor, ana
is lighted with electric lamps. The Cup VIII meet
here every other Friday until late In the season
The affairs are to be informa., and dress SUITS
are strictly barred II is proposed on Washingtons
Birthday 10 give a leap-year dance.
Work on the handsome new Church OF our Lady
Help OF Christians in East Orange. Is steadily pro-
gressins and has advanced so far That passers-py
Can begin TO form some idea OF the size ana gen.
eral effect OF the new church. Ii Will b" one OF
the finest church buildings In the oranges Inc
rector OF the parish. the Rev Father Joseph r.
Callashan, Is pushing forward the work with his
usual zeal and energy.
The first OF series of six subscription dances TO
no given this winter in Orange was held at the
home of Mr.. Alfred b. Farnsworth, South orange
The Younger portion Of the gay set were present
Among those noticed the floor were Miss Robert
l. Marston W. n Hi. A. Hoffman. L. Hoffman,
" Ludlow Richard Bolles, L. c; Herring, Herbert
baker F Rredt George LennEie, Miss vincent,
Miss Grace Stocking Miss Ludlow Miss Edith Lud-
low. Miss Davis, Mrs. William Hill Miss Roberts,
Miss Dodd Miss May Williams, Hiss Jean Mae
Bride Miss Katinhorn Miss Belts Miss Lyon MISS
Tthe Lyon Miss Farnsworth, MISS Burke, Aiss
Delano Miss Lennil.e. Miss Boes, j. Warren Al
ford Frederick w Davis, John X. Greason George
II Betts C. g. Bostwick. Frank II. Coyne, Clarence
Smith, Percy ingalls, and B. s. Webb