New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
IN THE ORANGES.
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE HORSE
SHOW

ARRANGING FOR A WINTER TENNIS ToURNA-
MENT-socIAL NEWS OF INTEREST
The horse show of the Riding and Driving Club
OF Orange. which is open In the ring OF the club
on December and continue for the remainder OF
the week, is - be exhibition OF ordinary char
acter for there have been already entries enough to
stamp the show OF the leading OF the
country. The club tas made extraordinary efforts
TO make the needed arrangements, and permanent
balcony is to he erected in the clubhouse, with a
seating capacity Of 800. Beneath this Is to be a
series Of boxes arranged that they may easily be
removed when needed and these will be auctioned
of to the highest bidder. \ doorway Is to be cut In
the western end OF the ring. and outside of this Is
to be the temporary place for the assembling OF
the different contestants. At the signal they VIII
drive in through the double doors. Another I'M
provement is to be suspended balcony for the use
OF the musicians in the southwest corner Of the
ring Altogether the arrangements will be ample
for the accommodation Of the public There are 10
be horses OF high degree In the show, as some OF inc
most noted breeders in the country have entered
their best horses. That the competition Will be a
fair Is shown by the list Of judges which foi-
lows James T. Hyde. Of New-York secretary of
the National Horse Show Joseph h. Widener' OF
Philadelphia; F. NJ. Ware, OF York. one OF the
judges the National Horse Show; II. L. Herbert
OF the Essex County Country Club; Charles fnzer'
NJ F. H.. OF the Essex County Hounds; W. A.
McGbbon. OF New-York and Samuel II. Rundie, Oh
Danbury Conn. There is to be championship
award to the best horse for harness ana also lor
the best saddle horse each of these classes there
is 10 be a purse of sa0 with all the entrance money
added This will bring the money value OF these
prizes up to about $3.50 each. Then the Class io'
obstacle driving by the private coachmen OF the
Oranges Is sure to bring out an Interested COLI
tingent.
A pleasant wedding took place at the home of Mr.
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evening when Miss Nellie Mcleod was married 10
Robert McInniss The Rev. Stanley White OF the
Hillside Presby terrain church, ofcieted The brides
groom. and the best man was Edward Thomas. Of
Orange The house wa. PRETTY Yrs McinnIss viii
sail on Wednesday for Scotland, and spena SIX SIX
months in European travel. There were aoou' Se
a number Of the women OF Orange who he'd dan ns
ing last winter anS haR Rse for
entertainments In Berkeley Hall at Intervals
Dates for the readings from Browning by Mss
Ida Bentley have been arranged as follows; fri1 sH
Ssc Is A. the h4%s 81 MOS at
home OF Mrs Frank q Barstow, Prospect-st;i Ea 81
at Ing home Of Mrs. a. H. Dart in Park
Saul" December s. at the home OF Mrs Kooest
Ward, South Orange, Fra Lippo L'pp' anu i''''
The Orange Art Association has an9Euncef er It's
ia nd-st from December 4 TO l. There Will be works
OILS eOCTs pste e 9nsh a4 The w eo
"a
mtiee in charge is Charles Moss Moss. cha ARR
Launtz- Raymond. and Miss Myra K Crane.
There IL some talk of series OF winter tennis
contests to be held in the tennis building OF the
Orange Athletic Club by the members OF me MOTIFS
and Essex League The clubs In the League are tns
South Orange Field Club, the Morristown REID
club the Orange Athletic Club and the Casino Cup;
of summit 1t is probable that the tournament VIII
open soon after the holidays , To-
The Orange Mendelssohn Union has engaged ror
ia second concert the celebrated kneisei suIls
quartet which stands in the front rank OF THESE
organizations . -, ,ha
Miss Mary II Mansfield. the solo soprano OF me
First Presbyterian Church OF New YORK; mas Deen
engaged 10 sing on Sunday evenings In the calvary
Methodst Episcopal Church OF East Orange
There is a petition in circulation among tns co.-
muters on the Delaware. Lackawanna ana Western s
Railroad asking that the recent order forDius the
trainmen from furnishing boards ana cards TOT
whist and euchre sets be rescnded. 1t Is not likely
that the effort will succeed. ,r.
4 pleasant Informal tea was given on Iuesqay
afternoon by the Misses Chur at their home IN MAJ
sted-st , ,,.1-.ood % cal
vary Methodist Church Of East orange VIII lorra.-
ly open its building at Cilnton-sI anu En- III
wood-ave The speakers are expected 10 , pe Ine
Rev John ! Dobbins, pastor Of Calvary Church
,he Rev Robert NJ Aylesworth, of Bloomneld' ana
the Rev Dr. Mccormick, Of Newark