New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-15

ing accounts Of his health and the hope Is felt
that the Colonel vii. entirely recover from the
nervous affection which enforced his vacation
The Orange Board OF Trade held It's las; meet
ing last week. and passed q resolution to formally
suspend meetings for the future. Waning interest
in the wor, o. the Board ia the cause. The Board
in its short life of about three years has least
accomplished great work. i was the first
body to begin the agitation fcr the public parks
which has resulted in the appointment OF the Es-
sex County Park Commission and made practical
the present scheme of parks for the county.
The Orange Bureau of Associated Charities on
Monday last opened its woodward ana lodging
house for the winter. This scheme Of relief was
found to work admirably last winter. Appli-
cants for lodging are required to saw and spit a
definite amount OF kind,ing wood, and are then
taken to the lodgiAg-house. where a bath. a good
supper and a clean bed given them. In she
morning they given wholesome breakfast.
Tho engagement is announced of Miss Annie J.
Gray. Of East Orange. to Thomas V Smith. OF
New-York.
for servants of all kinds in the Oranges. is now
fairy under way, and Mrs. Edward +. Church. Of
South Orange. has been elected president and Mrs.
Anna c. Sutherland recording secretary. The as
ISOLATION has under consideration a number or
houses for the establishment of the school. and
has in view suitable person for its supern-
tendcnt. 1t is proposed 10 give thorough training
in al sorts OF domestic service to young girls and
TO servants already in places. There are 10 be- IN
addition TO this. classes for the instruction OF
women IN housewifeiy duties. cooking Cases and
the IKE The following cAairmen q the various
committees have been appointed: Finance, Mrs.
George H. MITCHELL House and Purchasing Mrs.
Samuel Lord Entertainment and Reception Mrs.
John :. Tilney; Investigation. Mrs. Edward l..
Kellogg; W9man's Exchange. Miss Belle Ward
Press, Mrs; Louis ID. Ga!iison .,, ,. -.
ting firm OF Connect, Read & Co, has decided TO
business on his own account. He has been a
member OF the firm for the last enty years. the
in addition ii operates large factories In YonkeIs.
The announcement is made Of grand reception
ange Fell Club on Friday evening next for the
benef. Of The fund fol the nshing of the new
Colonel Cyrus F. Loutrel,. chairman s. Fischer Nil
Ter, Or. r. a. Malievi:ie, W. l. Coulter, Austen
Young, Frederick Meeder and \. Louis Scott i.
the patronesses OF the affairs are to be Mrs Edwin
Blilqvist Mrs Arthur G. Babson, Mrs william H.
Curtiss, Mrs WILLIAM 3 D.llon Mrs r., Andrew j.
MIS-. T. VI. Foster Mrs. Henry Graves, Mrs. Charles
r. Gillespie jr Mrs. Gh9TIes HathaTay Mrs
I'vingston Miadeditch. Mrs. Robert NJ Miles. Mrs
Charles 4 Sterling. Mrs. Oliver Dec. Vanderbilt
Mrs Hobert Ward ana Mrs. Charles b. Yardley.
Mrs Arthur c. Babson, Of Mountain Road. South
Orange gave a charming tea at neY home Mon
day afternoon. The house was ,profusey decorated
rooms opened into one another so that there
sisted n in receiving y by Mrs + Hobrook Of ' New
York; Mrs. Robert :. Sinclair. Mrs George b.
JenkinsOn "a. Mrs G. Herbert Richards Miss
Jean Stevenson Miss Marion Stevenson. Miss Jen-
ME Adams, Miss Neal Brush AMI Miss Florence
Otis. Of East Orange. Chocolate poured bv
Mrs. Edwin Adams and coffee by Mrs Andrew J.
Dotger
Miss Jennie Kroeh. daughter of Professor Charles
T. Kroeh. OF No. al Centre-st.. gave peasan, tea
at her home on Monday afternoon to her young
friends. The decorations Of the house OF pink
carnations and smilax and about seventy-fve young
people called. Miss KToeh assisted In receiving
by Miss Julia Adams. Mss Emma Cooper Miss
Carrie Stallknecht, Miss Elsie Wesson. Miss Grace
Wesson. Miss Aurena Hening and Miss Alice
Taylor.
The Church Of he Holy Communion. in South Or
angc. the scene TUESDAY OF "A charming
wedding. when Miss Aren Gertrude Baldwin, laugh
ter OF the late Isaac Preston BALDWIN. was married
II d.. Henry Alston PulsioIl. of South Orange
Ncary thousand invitations rad been sent out
ana the church was filed to the doors. Tie process
sion led by the two LITTLE flower gr.s. Miss
Natalie LHommedieu and Miss Kate Pulsf9rl
dressed In short white muslin dresses and white
hats and G. frying lunches OF pink roses Then
came the maid OF honor, Miss Alice Pulsford a els
satin covered with white chiffon. and a skirt OF
white preceded SILK bespangei with pink roses
She wore black velvet hat with ostrich feathers
and carried white bride The bride came In on
the arm Of her PARLIAMENTARY, Frank Arnold. who
gave her away. Her gown OF white satin. with
a full court train. and with a deep duchesse lace
ichu. The wedding breakfast followed at IN, home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. Frank Arnold.