New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
IN THE RANGES.
GOLF FAST BECOMING A POPULAR FORM
OF AMUSEMENT
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE LANTERN-SLfDE EN-
HIBITIoN- SOCIAL AFFAIRS. PAST

GREAT SUCCESS OF THE LANTERN-sLiDE En-
HIBITIoN- SOCIAL AFFAIRS PAST
AND TO COME.
Golf is fast becoming the fad In the Oranges
where there are at present less than three golf
links well laid out and each OF which there Is
play every fine afternoon. The most important %
these IS the Orange Mountain Golf Club. which
has It's links on the top OF the Orange Mountain
There is a Of nine holes laid out. pretty
and attractive clubhouse has been built and the
elite Of Orange gather here Saturday afternoons
and at other times 10 enjoy the sport The set OF
links laid out by the Essex County Country Club
In It's grounds in Hutton Park possesses the sdvan-
tage Of being easy OF access. and besides presents
many difficulties that dear 10 the heart OF the
golfer Any pldyer that covers this course Of nine
holes in less than one hundred strokes must be an
expert There are members OF the club who can
do H. however Miss George WIlmerding won the
ladies' handicap tournament here last week with
SO strokes. and Miss Folsom. Of Lewellyn PARK,
came out In the same tournament with 8" strokes.
The other players in the tournament were Miss
Elizabeth Van Rensselaer,. 100; Mrs. r. II. Powers
Farr. Jos. Mrs Frank Hi, ll3. Miss Wiimerdlns
holds the record or the course. having covered the
nine holes in sixty strokes in a practice game.
The South Orange Field Club has laid out fine
golf course directly west Of the club grounds Aus
ten Colgate holds the record Of this course having
made the ground in 81 strokes
The annual fall exhibition Of lantern slides by
the orange Camera Cub on THURSDAY evening.
was a noteworthy occasion The club has MADE
wonderful strides since 1t was organized and par
tsrdiarly In the treatment Of platinum prints.
The services q the week Of prayer that have been
held in the OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. and conducted by the Rev II -. Ran
kin Of Philadelphia. well-known revvallst nave
been remarkably well attended and successful
The woman's Club Of Orange held a meeting on
Weln afternoon II. ~
the nresIJen; OF the club presided with her usual
grace. The Current Topics Committee had charge
and several interesting papers We're read
The "chrysant hemum teas given by Mrs. Will
lam Barr AT hei lovely place baronald. IN
I,lewellyn Park. Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons were peasant affairs. Mrs Barr received.
She was assisted by Miss Margaretta SCHUYLER ana
Miss L9ciila moore bouton a, was PHn,ed 5y MISS
The Orange Board of Education has arranged d
course of lectures on the general subject or FIRST
the Oranges and Montciair for the benefit OF the
school teachers.
The course OF lectures on current social problems
under the auspices of the Orange Bureau OF Asso-
ciated Charities opened Friday evening in the
social rooms OF the First Presbyterian Church;
when the Rev Or Francis c. Peabody. Of Harvard
charity" on November p Miss Cornelia Bradford.
Of jersey city. will speak on Fundamental Prin-
clples in Charity Work.
at the home OF Mrs. WiSiam II. Hls No. 50 Pros
series Of dances counts among is patrons only the
Friday evening were Miss Belts Miss Farnsworth.
Miss Katenborne. Miss Lyon. Nj Ethel Lyon
Gallison Miss Roberts Miss Davis. Miss Stocking
Mrs Hi. Miss Dodd. Miss Mary Williams Stewart
Campbell Leslie Marston torn M pt Ihol9aS
BRIGHT; r; g Herring Ben : Webb. Arthur HofI
Hill G r. Bostwick Clarence smith percy ingalls,
Milton Ruggles and George Seward