New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-08
IN THE ORANGES.
THE WEEK MARKED BY NUMBER OF
PRETTY WEDDINGS

FREDERICK NJ sHEPARDs MAGNIFICENT GIFT TO
ORANGE MEMORIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DANCES. AND OTHER SOCIETY AFFAIRS.
The problem OF the raising OF funds for the
erection of building on the grounds OF the Orange
Memorial Hosntal. for the OF consump,ives
and sufferers from contagious diseases, has been
happily solved by the llberality of Frederick NJ
Shepard of East Orange As the decision
Of the Board of Governors such build
Ing was made known. together with an appeal Tor
funds. Mr. and Mrs. Shepard note to the
Board ple1glng themselves for the full amount,
$1,000, for the building and the equipment. Ii Is
to be called the Joseph NJ Shepard pavilion. in
memory Of a OF the donors. who died recently
Miss Etoa LOOMS Rider daughter OF Charles
Rider, Of Westinghouse, East Orange, was mar
ried on Wednesday 10 George Arnott Aiken, OF
Prospect-st. The ceremony took place at the home
OF the bride. and solemnized by the Rev. DR..
Alexander y. Carson. pastor of the Brick Presby-
terrain Church. The bridesmaids the Misses
Englehardt, OF 81. Joseph Mo-, cousins Of the
bride and the Misses Aiken, sisters of the bride
groom. The bride attended by her little cousin
Miss Eva Brewer. The ushers were James Aiken.
Howard Jones and Harry Eldrtdgse, OF East Orange.
and George Miller. OF New York After snort
wedding trip the young couple will live in East
Oragc.
Miss Helen Thompson. OF Perth. Ontario. was
married Wednesday to Arthur Forest Jacobus.
Of East Orange. The ceremony took place in the
Rev DR. George s Bishop The maid OF honor
Miss Nellie May Jacobus. a cousin OF the
bridegroom. and the best man was Howard BALDWIN.
The bride given away by her cousin. Homer
BALDWIN The ushers were Ernest L. BALDWIN,
Frank b. Robinson, Charles ". Walker and Ed
ward II. Jacobus.
Miss Florence Adele Hart. daughter OF Mrs
Theodore A. Wheeler, married On wednesday
evening Herman Bartlett Walker. OF West
Orange. The ceremony. which was extremely
simple. was performed by the Rev. Henry Cross.
OF the Washington Street Baptist Church. Late In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Walker left on their
wedding trip 10 the South.
Mrs. Charles r. Brownng. Of Llewellyn PARK gave gave
a reception her Thursday afternoon and
evening. Nearly three hundred guests called. The
house decorated with pink flowers Mrs
Browning received In gown OF pink satin. she
assisted In receiving in the afternoon by Mrs
Ross c. Browning. Miss Bertha Browning. Mrs.
\. W. Dunning. Mrs c. II. Gillespie. jr., Mrs 7.
y Foster. and Mrs. g. ". Morrill, and In the
evening by Mrs. Thomas 4. Edison Mrs. Richard
VI Colgate and Mrs. Frank o. Barstow.
Mrs John Marshall OF No. l2i Prospect-st.. gave
a pleasant and reception at her home on Thurs
day afternoon
pleasant dancing whist party was given by
coterie OF East Orange people In Berkeley Hall.
Eas; Orange. Monday evening. There were card
tables for those who preferred 10 play. and dane
ing for the rest The patronesses were Mrs oliver
5. Carter, and Mrs. Benjamin W. Franklin About
seventy-nve guests were present. 49,
The Cornell Gee Mandolin and Banjo Club VIII
give a Concert in Orange Music Hall on Christmas
night.