New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
IN THE ORANGES.
rRoI,BI.E AHEAD OVER THE SEWERS
AND ROADS.
OPENING OF THE FOOTBALL sEAsoN-hN"ADh
MENrs ANNOUNCED SOCIAL AND PER
coNAT. NOTES

Nr.NTS ANNOt- NCED-SOC1AL AND PER
soNAL NOTES.
The action Of the Sewerage Committee OF Ine
Common Council IN deciding TO recommend tne mn
,sbinq Of the house sewers only In the First W ara
ord leaving the storm water sewers unfinished TOT
,ha nresent has aroused storm OF Indignation
among the residents of the ward Several meetings.
have baen held and when the matter comes up IN
Tho Council there IL likely to be an indignant pro-
,es, from this ward Politically. II Is thought tna
such action on the part OF the Counch wouiu re-
suit In the losing OF the ward to the RepuDhcah
party II now being held by a narrow margin Inc
indications are that the committee VIII rescnd us
action, and that II II does No' tue '"'' F
will go through.
Tho condition of the macadam roads OF Orange.
and indeed of all the Oranges. Is deplorabie.
These roads, the pride ana Doast OF i-sseN
County are covered with loose stones ITO"
the size Of a hens egg up, and those people VINO
own driving horses complaining bitterly OF the
situation The condition arises from two causes
r,,rst the droppIng on the streets from wagons OF
small stones and secondly. the fact that too small
proportion of fine stone dust has been used In the
top-dressing repairs. In consequence OF "hich tne
larger stones come to the surface ana are sPeeu"y
picked out by the horses hoofs'
The football team of the Orange Athletic CLUB
will omen its season mex, Saturday afternoon on the
Orange oval The team is practising three nights
n week on the Orange oval under the coaching OF
W H. Corbin and A. Hamilton Wallis. Games.
have been scheduled with Yale Princeton, unlver-
sity of Pennsylvania. Harvard, Lehigh and La
fayette.
There will be a meeting in Upper Music Hall on
Monday evening to examine candidates Tor admis-
sion to the active membership OF the orange Men,
dessohn Union and for the trial of their voices.
The rehearsals for the season will begin on Mon
day. September 30. In High School Hall.
A series OF lectures has been arranged for by the
West Orange Board of Education in the new Wash
ngton School Hall on alternate Tuesdays. beginning
October /. The subjects announced are Arctic
Adventures" by DR.. Frederick A. Cook of the
first Peary expedition; THE Science Of the
weather" by f. g. Dunn: England and Scot
land" by James Bowie The House We Live H."
by Dr. Frederick a. Lyons; THE Masterpieces OF
Art" by Miss Louise oth-Hendrikson; and
prairie. Mountain and Shore" by Charles NJ
Skinner All to be illustrated.
The Orange Mountain Golf Club has sent out cir
culars informing the members that the links will
be kent in condition and the clubhouse retained for
next year Invitations are out for social dance In
the clubhouse on October &C.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Charles D. Bar
rett Of South Orange. and Miss Jennie \. Grimes
OF Orange. The ceremony Will take place IN 81
Johns Church next Wednesday afternoon, ana be
followed by "A reception at the home OF the BRIDE IN
Bell-st. Both Of the young people are wei Kn h'
in amateur theatrical circles III orange All" nave
hosts Of friends.
Miss Jennie Nelson. daughter or Mrs. Walter MIL
Ter Of No l63 SOmerset-st. Newark, Will De mar.
riei on Wednesday to William J. Roney, or
East Orange. The ceremony will take pace at the
home OF the bride, and the young couple. AFTER
short wedding trip. will live In East Orange
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Amelia
femme daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest femme
of Snyder-st. Orange. TO Matthew Paul., OF Newark
Mr. and Mrs W Bradford Smith and Mrs: Eu-
gene smith, OF High-st.. Orange. are at Long fond
in the Adlrondacks. They Will not return untl Octo
Der.
The engagements Of Miss Minnie Brown, daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Brown, OF East orange
10 Ebert Van Wagner, OF Montrose, ana Oh MISS
Alice NJ Welsher. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs; John
Welsher. OF Nailsburg 10 william Johnsoh' vi East
Orange. announced.
pretty wedding took place on Wednesday after
noon at. the home OF Mrs. J. Hunt Adams IN care
ton-st, East Orange. when her daughter, MISS Ms-
garet Louise Adams, was married 10 EDWARD ot
John Howley. OF St Johns. y F. the ceremony
church OF St Mary. Hep OF Christians owing TO
the recent death OF the brdegrooms mother tne
AFFAIR was a quiet one. The maid or honor was
Miss Lily Adams, a sister OF the bride ana tne
hest man was J. r. Mackay, OF Brooklyn On tnelr
re,,rn nom their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Howley
will live In East orange.
John Reeve sr one of the weknown residents
Of East Orange died at his home there on Wednes-
day He was born in England In 1870 ana came 10
the United States with his parents wnen emu
They settled in Brooklyn and In 1906 removed 10
Va e, Orange where Mr.. Reeve engaged in the gro
cerv business In 1916 Mr. Reeve married MISS EIi1-
abeth Watts Of Massachusetts. She died nve years
ago v hen he retired from active business lie leaves
two children. $500,
Tho engagement Is announced of Miss Lena Sch.
NJ Newark TO Harry Stephenson or Ninans-st'
East Orange.