New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
IN THE ORANGES.
THE ONCE POWERFUL DEMOCRATIC 81
CIETY SOLD OUT By AUCTION.
MORE MONEY TO BE RAISED AND The IA" 10
LOWERED NEWS NOTES. Personal


AND SOCIAL.
c,,s -, tho limos are found In the demise OF TIE
Dem ,cra,i, Society OF the Oranges. at one time one
=, ,hn ,,os, nowerful and strongest clubs In the
c,,,e m, Tuesday evening all the properly OF thc
c,ub was sod at auction. and the clup dlsoa"'ei
Tho club was founded In 1885, and started OH WV"
h-il'iar, prospects, Colonel George II. McN''
Harvey was the first president ana nearly '"''e
hundred members were enrolled. fine house Wa
routed and for a time al went well. In 1871 ''a'
ro,c. r Fell was chosen president and held the
omca til tho cnd The cause OF the death CT inc
c,,h was tho back eye that things Democratic ha'c
o.o,,cd +, the State combined with Internal as
Seniors II Is rot likely that any similar c'u'
viii be started for long time - come
Considerable comment is made In the oranges
over the tax budget OF the City OF Orange Tor 'ns
,or,ne vcor Tire total Ia s2ii.3,o as against sS'''A
,or lac, year an Increase OF 2S35 Although tners
"a hs largo excess to he raised over the figures u
last year ~. tax rate viii be lower. lheh ",s
g s. while this year II VII. be j. - OF P'S''.,;
s. 80 the exact amount not pcihs uc'c, ,, >,
tho amount OF the county tax Is settled i"'s !,
caused by a large increase III the 'ainauo's. o.
the putting into the contingent account VI '"'
o,,oun, for ,h,. care OF unco.lcctcl taxes
Tho no,ahie occurrence Of the week IN soc''p
circles vas the appearance III MUSIC nun ~, ~
last time In America Of Nj. ana Mrs' he".'' ~
IN, benefit OF the RECORD Ambulance rum '"'
IL ~ the most deserving VI iON''
revcr fails 70 call on, brilliant audience Noue'
" ,h,s tho Kenla,s are grca; fsvortes In tho
oranges and have many warm personal irie"''
Moro Tho house was completely n.'ed win 'hoi
,,chlv commemorative audience. comprising hear's
all TIE leaders Of fashion Inc pay ""' '"'
ouecn's Shilling" and Il was ancy gwen
.rha yon,,,s Christian Temperance Union OF
60. ha1 -, ,ovo, blrihlny party in Union Hall OF
Wednesday afternoon II was reception anu VIZ
-, 1T, ,to,a vera sen, on, little satin bags ana
rh,mcd card reading as follows
s PM" ., aS o, VS. a. s ass ~ yoS ~ pu, in IT.
A"d max ,r cnr Of the birthdays through all yo"'
rho navy. nave been bright with blessings II few nave
va" been stained With teGr. 80, . o,,- h.or,.,
w. ,rcv we shall ind among them for the W { / l.
Mrs John j. Perlre. president OF The union re-
ceiycd the guests and with her were MIS- mona
), r.,,son Mrs Theodore r. Seward Mrs. Charles
prescott, Mrs BENJAMIN Douglass Mrs. T. J
Rrockeii Mrs J. Hammond bradshaw MIS- JONI
can Mrs Gardner Colby. Mrs. Samuel {. Burdich
Me- Emma Volt and Miss Mary n Laihbury
with many other women. The rooms were o'o"'e'
all the afternoon. When tho little bags were opened
md their contents counted. there was the neat sun
OF over 500
The ,ea ON Tuesday afternoon and evening at the
House Of the Goo. Shepherd to make the publ'
acquainted with the workings Of that institution
was q grcl, success The affair was under me al
rection Of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary. ana MIS-
Eth Ward was In charge. assisted by Miss " IN
Robert WarI and MIs. Williams o: the iiogs'
Committee. Mr.. ;. X. DAWSON ana 1Is mar :. !.
cb,rgs o, Inc dnlng-room Miss Helen Page haf
charge OF the decorations. VINE IN. inNsta,lo' M
attended 20 by Miss Belle Ward Miss forencr ia
Wis. and Miss Mamie Rogers e..,...
The women - the orange lmIroVemrh. ol''e
are taking N hand the work u bfnuii'yins N
military common under the supervision OF a eompe
ten, Landscape arrhiicc' -. ,., ,,,,-,
club opened brilliantly .as' SATURDAY afternoon n'
a tea and reception on the lawns a. the cluh I'VE
were r"rcvSd by Mrs Oliver : carter Mrs. O.-a
Wiliecrod Mrs T. H. Powers FAIR AMI Mrs j. .ns
os; MG Rob T q ws 2rH' 81 Ism s ana Mr. ' 81
ward y smms Of Monicnlr
the clubhouse q TIE Es..s county Country cinl
on Monday evening ai which there were about on
The Orinrc camera club gave on Tuesday even
Ing. IN the German PRESBYTERIAN church. an ~
hihiuon Of lantern sldes made ~ nc m,n,prF" o.
cciience The annual outing Of the cub took place
Canai from Waterloo 70 povc-. through some OF
th~ finest and most picturesque scenery to b'
There ls To be an exhibition ~ the work Of th'
pupils OF The Eas, ornnse schools IN me iilsi
2 20 ~ O'Clock. Exhibitions will be given by ih'
different classes In singing and physical training
4 dramatic ana musical enierialnmeni VIII %
given this evening IN the new Town Ila., IN South
Orange FOR the bench, 81 he South orange Fro
Library. Inc c.fNcr fraN'HN
place aux Dome-" Will be given with the follow
Ing assignments o: parts Lady Incbeth; Mrs
Walter / Mccoy. Ophc.!a. Miss Gulliri. fortia
Miss Hcnjamin. Juliet. Miss Walker Ia addition
to the play there viii be music by ne members Of
the Haydn Orchestra. under the direction o! Nor
Praag and songs 10y Mrs Talbot I. Chambers, Of
Jersey ciy and Percy H. Hall Of Orange.
Tho Rev. Henry bingham. late rector 81 Chris
Church Lacrosse WIS. has been appointed az
sisianr TO the rector Of ~ Marks church. orange
and has entered on the duties OF the place. Mr
Bingham !r a graduate OF 81. Augustine College
Canterbury. England. ana he Is about thirty year,
old 49,
MIR and MR.. John G Wimerding and Mis-
GeOrgiana Wlmer1ing have returned 10 their home
I'm West Orange FOR Tho summer.
The Ladies A.d Society Of The First Methods
Church gavo q largely attended souvenir tea n
the social rooms Of the caurrh on Wednesday even
ing for the benefit OF the building fund Of The
church