New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
IN THE ORANGES.
THE COMMON COUNCIL TANGLE STRAIGHT
ENED OUT.
AN EXTRA SUBSCRIPTION DANcE-MINoR MAT
TIERS OF LOCAL INTEREST 49, PER-
sONAL AND SOCIAL

AN EXTRA ST BSO IIDN iN.''is ''-''
TIERS OF LOCAL INTEREST - PER-
soNAL AND SOCIAL
The one topic Of conversation in the Oranges for
the last ten days has been the curious tangie IN
the Common Council. At the special meeting on
Tuesday evening the Democrats challer ged the right
TO hold the meeting. claiming that their adjourn
rnent held precedence. The Chalr ruled otherwise
and the meeting was held. al. the business attempted
being lost by tie vote The Council then al
iourned and the Republicans left the room. Next
the Democrats called themselves 10 order. and went
through the form Of elcctng a chairman and al
,orrnlnp IN the next evening After the meeting
was over a few of ths Democrats gave their per-
sonal pledges that no political appointments wou'd
be made and no political business transacted. ana
so the Ratchet buried, ana on Wednesday
night the Council met and the necessary business
was transacted.
There is a serious complication IN the matter of
scwag, disposal in Orange. Heretofore 1t has
been bucleG in the low-yinG parts OF the city Inc
Board of Health has taker the matter up ana
has forbidden the continuance OF the practice. Al
the surrounding municipalities have placed an en-
barge on the bringing 81 garbage Into their terri
tories from Orange and in this state 81 affairs
the problem Is most serious one. An eiiort WAS
made aome time ago to have crematory built Du'
the Board Of Health could not get the necessary
funds from the Common Council
The series OF subscription dances IN Upper MUSIC
Hall last winter was 50 successful that an extra
dance was given on Tlosday evening 10 close the
season II was well ATTENDED. The patronosf"s OF
the evening were Mrs. Samuel Campbell and Mrs
Oliver : Carter AMI about scvcnty-hve Of the best
known ~ the young society people II INC orange
were present Among them were hr ana Mts . '
uardwick Miss Eta IIcdl'n. Miss Elizfh'ih Van
Rensselaer, Miss bessie pitcher Of short iil"'
Miss George pitcher. MISS Ame.ie van der kI'it'
Miss Daisy Grnve. Miss Mary Il. ScuiIer. Miss
Miss Is ite
Farnsworih Miss Pho,ho Robinson Miss Mary ho'-
lpsou Mis- Frances Campbell Miss Lily camp
bell Mas j. Louise Dpii. Mis- Helen HclatF'
Miss Elizabeth l.outrci Miss Alma cohen. Miss
BESSIE Schneider. Mis- Iu.a schneider. FranN /.
Tdvnri IL Graves Russell \ Griffin. Thomas keck.
Kurt Epp.ey. James G. Farnsworih. Jonn W ,ny'
STANLEY Ward Benjamin r kissam AMI y II
Hunt. Of Grand. nnpids. Mich ,.,.., ., o,r,oso q,
II was under the charge Of Mrs A'rei y. f@f M
literature Mrs Frank . Bar''ow, AMI Mrs Jo-
seph Mckee read PAPER. ana M. ia ' so sp"
col meeting Of the club next Wednesday. wnen
Mrs Annie L. Disr,,, q kansas VIII "k on
most Interesting ara instructive inee slis OF Of
Making and the care II Roads was discussed Ih.r"
were addresses by Edward RurroIsh. state .on-
missioner o. Roads ana Isaac i. Potter OF New
York OF the l. A. ". ,.,o-,., ,.,,
its annual en,criainment and re'eg,on y L,.rary
Building on Wcdneslay evening About - gu"sis
Taylor. the assistants We're John l. Kccnsy ana
Samuel = rIEo ana H ,ng ng'f?'iT2n osn
J Bolan. : N Edwards. James cro''y AM Charles
The BASEBALL season u the orange Athlete C.iuh
will open this aicfroon with the Princeton M,
vcrsy nine The rain 81 last "a ,H'aay Wtss'',, s
pcrs Of Manhattan College
a movement u on fooi 10 renAmo otans'.s ~
and M4lu-s' through l.l-' Orange an.
orange. and make It one street, "nI~r u" name 81
The engagement, is announced O.; Mlss Nor.ia II
Thorn to hsrnan ihG7g nn p.,n % %, Musc Hail
on Sa'urday evGpins gaye Snprrr to T .nr 'sy
Inc funeral q wliam Soy, GrswSil ,'eE place
On Monday afternoon. ana was 'arecly attended
Nearly 20 graduate ana patients Of the Key
and entertainment given IN TIE 'nsil'Hi- @" 4I's-
'@ The nassiban Committee of toe young Mems
Christian hssoc.at.on has iaafcI the grounds N
Valley Road. and - putting 'fem in' shape ioF
4 pretty home welding ,o,k place At The hone bone
of Francn . B,r.n. in I1"ih ,rr'-aye.. On In
dav evening. when his daughter. Mss Mary Bowen.
married 70 The lore Ellington u NoFln Hroy,-
ST. Eas, Orange Toe ceremony ~as s.mp'e one rn
H ey B BENZ 40 Chsin5.s II the Frs; napst
Gbn,eh ori~la;ei The u-hers w.re stephen II
HlIns;on' a brother Of ne Bridegroom ana Junior
A. strausSmnn Ah1ui lH ir'nis wrTS pInf on
their wedding try. On thcir return they vii I've
IN II ..iywool-ayr .,
the Ont chat Eurhrc cub. o. East Orange held
plsasant meet ng IN Thurs .sy ~ r.ng AZ the nome
of Mis- Harriet SnOfW'l. IN Norm hroVr--' : me
very pretty and artist. prizes w"r" c'nien1ci irr
The Rev Or. George l.. Spnlng was formally N
.,al,.l a. the pastor ~ tne FIRST PresDyiecl
Church ~ south orange on Thursday evening. n"
sermon wa preached b. IN" feV bF. John Han
OF Ncw-Nork go .
4 course Of three talks birds Will be- given In
Inor Hall for the benefit O; -. Andrews church.
ON the afternoons - May j. - and p The pic
urcs viii b. given by Mrs. olive Thorne Miller Tho
paironesg,s will be Mrs. Carl Bil!quist Mrs phvcr
8 Carter Mrs. Eugene '. Connect. Mrs. George
r DIXON Mrs y. ". Franklin. MIS- newton for-
rest. Mrs John a Gardner. Mrs Charles x Gr.i-
I'm Mrs G. q Kidler. Mrs. Man'on u. Meicaf,
Mrs F. NJ Therot. Mrs II H. Trumen. Mrs
Bleeckcr Van WageEen and Mrs. Harr'eon WIFI
tneham ,.,.., ,,, It'll
g., Nf.a annual meeting yesterday IN the First Uni
tsrian church. There were 10 delegates present
In the morning the annual election took place, re
sulting az follows: President Mrs. Franklin W.
Uooper OF BROOKLYN yce-presiients. Mrs John w.
CHADWICK Brooklyn; Mrs James II Morse ana Mrs
Robert II. Davis. Ncw-iork ana Mi,stmma q; l9w
Hrooklyn: recording secretary, Mrs. \. Wendell
Jackson. Harlem; corresponding secretary Mrs
Frank r. Whiting Brooklyn; treasurer, Mrs
Charles I. Knowton. brooklyn.