New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
ESSEN COUNTY.
ORANGE.
TALKING ABOUT CONSULTATIONS AND
NEW PARKS.

MUSICAL AND SOCIAL MATTERS WEDDINGS ETC.
NOTES OF INTEREST ABOUT TOWN
Tho feo,inc in favor OF the consolidation OF the
Oranges seems to be growing in unexpected quar-
ters This Is partly due to the feeling maj mere
are active steps being taken by the pohtical I'a"
ers TO effect an absorption OF at least part OF
East Orange into Newark
The preliminary report OF the landscape archtects
in regard TO the parks and parkways for ESSEX
f,ountv has bcen made and the report OF the
Park Commission is now ready for transmission
TO the legislature and accompanying 1t VIII be a
bill comforting the commission the powers heeueu
10 acquire the required land. Ii IL understood ha
the central point o. the system OF parks ana pa'h-
WAYS will be a park on the crest OF the orange
Mountain with at least two boulevards running
to it, These latter will be expanded IN spots INTO
smaller parks recreation grounds
The Orange Improvement Society II after inc
MANAGEMENT of the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad with a sharp stick on account
OF the lack OF proper platform facilities Inc
women OF the society are in earnest IN inns "s"'
and will doubtless win.
novel and successful society entertainment was
given In Music Hall on Thursday evening by the
Young Ladies' Auxiliary OF the orange Memorial
Hospital and In aid of the institution 1t was called
Imprinted Leaves" and was a combination OF
original stories and sketches and poems with tab
leaus The stage setting that or the cover OF
a magazine which being turned back from time
to time disclosed the tableau illustrative or the
story poem that was being read by Edward N.
Collie At the close OF the regular nunp,ls a,e
vertsaments were shown and many OF these were
comica and effective The articles lncudeh mum,
Der OF o seey ef % s among those who
took part In the affair were MISS Louise hod 1
sntser lama Mss Marv clark Mis-. Margaret smie
ton Miss Lola yon Kaempf MrS r ssr' Mss Phoebe
Ronso S,'1 Mis- Emma spencer. Miss Phoebe Rey
nolds Miss Josephine van dsr ne, MIS- Tena
tucker
took place in New.York on TUESDAY afternoon Don
when Miss Marian Bowers. Young woman well
Johnson carroll. At Christ Church. boulevard and
Seventy-Grst-s,. The Rev Dr. Gree soemniz d he
maid OF honor was Miss Eleanor Bowers. and the
bridesmaids Were Miss Josephine Winslow M-s
Guy Richards and the ushers were B,Nerlry W
Church smith Edward W Brown and Frederick
Dor Carey. The ceremony was Na,s followed Y
The Orange Bureau OF Associated Charities sends
OUT an urgent appeal for liberal contributions. On
the general hardness OF the times. there are A
large number OF needy unempoyed' many o, "h ON
reau tries 70 help 10y providing work ior mem.
The wedding OF Miss Mabel Linton. daughter Of
nounced for Thursday evening Of next week AZ
the home OF the bride. The Bridegroom is 10 be
Mrs Walter d. Osborne. OF Scotland-st. South
Orange. gave a dance FOR young people a. the club
house OF the Essex County Country club last even
Ing. which there was n large number % the
young society people present.
Locke Richardson Is announced TO give two
Shakespearean readings In Orange for tho benefit
OF the Orange Orphan Home. the first al the home
OF Miss Anna n. Root. on February I. and the sec
ond a week later at the home OF MR.. Thomas \
Edison He will read from The Merry Wives OF
Windsor" and AS You Like It
Invitations are out for a bachelors coton. 70 be
given In the clubhouse OF the Essex County Country
Club on the evening OF February T.