New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
ESSEN COUNTY.
ORANGE.
DISCUSSING PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE
CITY GOVERNMENT

ru,o st.ccrssrI.I pANrES-CIL'B NOTES-SOClAL
AND PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
one OF the chief topics OF interest in the Oranges.
or rather In the city OF Orange. at the present
tim, s the proposed changes In the city govern
ment which II is intended 10 get through inc
LEGISLATURE IL possible The most important OF
those Is the change in the police government.
This has heretofore been vested exclusively In the
Common Council. which body makes all the ap-
pontmenis and removals, and Tor long Scrie"
OF years under Democratic rule the personnel OF
the force and it's discipline have steadily retro
graded. til the time has come when something
in tho way Of reorganization Is mperatively needed
Two plans Of relief arc proposed each Oh "hich
has its advocates. one is the appointment OF VI
partisan board of four 10 be appo!nteh Dy inc
Mayor for three years. The term OF Inc Mayor
himself is two years so that under inns plan the
Appointments would be removed from all chance
~ colluson The other plan proposed Is mat
mower Of removal ard appointment shall be vested
in the Mayor.
The bachelors cotlon which given last
evening in the clubhouse OF the Essex county
country Club was a notable society affair. and
over 100 OF the best-known OF the younger society
recplc we're present. The committee In chars"
consisted Of Yorke Allen, STANLEY ward, FRANK
r Miles and Russell \. Griffin. and the AFFAIR was
a success The patronosses OF the evening were
Mrs Oliver :. Carter Mrs. Robert NJ Mics Mrs'
Henry Parrish. Miss Lille Page Ely. Mrs. /. IL.
Powers Farr Mrs. John &. Wilmcrding. Mrs ROD
crt Ward. Mrs samuel :. Dcn"S anu '''S' "o''''
Petit.
The third OF the series OF subscription co1lons
in Timer Music Hall came off on Tuesday evening.
when a large number gathered Tn" chaperons o.
the evening we're Mrs. oliver ;. carter ana Mrs'
samuel Campbell and the affair was brilliant one
The cotillon was led by Mr.. Lentilhon' OF New
Work Among those present were Miss Frances
Campbcu Miss Lily Campbell. Miss Phoebe Rollln-
SON Miss Agnes Miles Miss Halle Kellogg MISS
Elizabeth I.outrcl, Miss Amolio van der hiei''
Miss Lula Nissan. Miss Marion Schneider MISS
Elizabeth Schneider. Miss Jackson. MISS J. Louise
Dodd Miss Lockwood. Miss Josie IiIncy' MISS
Daisy Graves Miss Gertrude Freeman MISS
Eleanor Ludlow Miss Mary Bowers. Miss Estelle
Ward. Miss Helen Carter. Edward II. Graves. Rus
sell 4 Griffin William o. Ludlow, Clnord ~
Could Alden Freeman. Clarence NJ Learned w
II. Villas Frank T. Miles, William van der kIen'
Frank r. Baylcs. benjamin > Weob' T.. w LOCK-
wood and August VI. Fay.
Al the meeting OF the Monday Music Cub on
Monday afternoon at the home OF Dr. William
Person No IL HiIlyer-st. II. l.. krehblol' OF Inc
Tribune gave a most interesting lecture on HOW
70 Listen to Music" lie made a clear AMI intelligent
ANALYSIS OF the subject showing how 10 listen inteIi-
gently some little knowledge OF melody rhythm and
harmony being pre-esscntia and he urged hs near
ers TO bring love into the concer,-room with them.
The piano Illustrations OF the lecture were admit
rably played by Miss Cynthia Qu!moy ana Miss
Madeline Hopper. . 49,,
The performance OF Songs ard scenes from
Trby' in Music Hall this evening iSI me oeneh,
OF the Orange Improvement Society. bids far - Do
A great success. large number OF prominent
Young people Will take part In the tsbIcauN Nhcn
are being arranged By Mrs Leon Haryler. o. New
York Triiby will be represented by Miss Frsnces
camnbell and Others that will take part are Mrs.
J. H. Bradshaw. Miss Julia adams Miss Elizabeth
Ioutrel Harlow H. Chandler. Samuel Burfick.
George F. Tracey :. Fischer Miller. B F. Chandler.
James Shackford stuart waterman " P@len.
Thomas W Bolles Holcombe Ward Alden Free
man and Henry Waterman. The choruses and songs
are 10 be given by a double quartet selected from
Guiding r G. Handel. 5. Swasey n. c. Reichcy.
drst tenors; ]. Rowland Mix. A. &. Boie W. y.
Mitchell : G. Moulton James Duggan first BASES.
ana " J. Hall j. .. T.. HIrrison and Percy II.
Hall second BASES. .
Mr. and Mrs George H. Harrison. Of Washing
ton-st West Orange. celebrated the NTH anniver-
cary OF their Wedding Tuesday evening by a
gathering OF their friends About sixty guests were
present.