New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
IN THE ORANGES.
PREPARING FOR THE ANNUAL HORSE
SHOW.
FIRsT-CrAss ENTRIES AND MANY DESIRABLE
PRIzEs-sPEC1AL TRAINS TO BE RUN
WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK

PRIzEs-sPEcTAL TRAINS TO BE RUN
WEDDINGS OF THE WEEK.
The preparations for the Horse Show OF the Rid
| ing and Driving Club Of orange advancing rap
idly. and from the number OF entries coming In the
indications that the show will be one or the
most successful ever given There are to be num-
Der OF the horses entered that were seen at the
Ncw-York show, and some ones that were not
there The prize list Is divided into four
classes. that all may have an equal show. Inc nrst
OF these is to be the open class. and In this the
larger number of NewYork horses and rigs VIII De
entered. among them the crack four-in-hand SHOWN
by Charley" Bates, and which, by-the-way was
purchased by Mrs Thomas II. Spauding OF Caste
wood. West Orange. W. Gould Brokaw has entered
a number of his fine horses in this class. in which
there already forty-two entries The second
class. with thirty-six entries at present. Is limited
to Essex County. and number or the Newark
spor;smen and horse fanc!ers are sending the best
OF their stock. The third class is the local one
confined to the Oranges and Montclair, and IN THIS
there are sixty-seven entries. with the runabout
rigs predomnating. The fourth c;ass Is the cIup
class. limited members Of the CLUB Ihere are
forty-three Of these, and a large NUMBER OF theIi
are hunters and jumpers. The Board Of Directors
has offered handsome silver pate prizes Tor nrst'
second and third horses to the Essex Troop now
known as Cavalry Company A, the crack company
OF the National Guard OF New-Jersey. These prizes
20 be for the best troop horse and equipments
the judges to be appointed by the officers or the
troop and the Judging be done under their own
rules This will bring out some lively competition.
The MANAGEMENT OF the show has secured the
services of the rngmaster. the two buglers and the
four grooms of the ring from the Horse Show In
Aware and Western Railroad each
night. In both directions The safe or seats lot le
general public will open at the clubhouse to-morro"
one Of the largest and most stylish entertain dt IN
Mrs. John ). rney Of Man-st.. orange; Inursday
afternoon. in honor Of the coming out OF ner daugh
decorated. and over 800 guests called. Mrs Iilney
assisted in receiving by M5 W Mrs. oseob aar
rison Miss Mary Tiney and the debutante. The re,
sWSei Of Pa bnao nj Miss y Edt Bro Of
Mass Miss Carmen Ryan Hf Tei GFomMe
Of brooklyn; Miss Lucy Eldrldse, of New-York, and
Hrs c1 He P2Fd Ssn Sf of No IS sh
reception Friday evening from TO II. In honor
he % n oHz Sf Of PER the hung with
Japaneses lanterns and fairy lamps. and the house
decorated with chrysanthemums and roses. over
Miss Maria f. Williams and Miss selena F. VIII
home on on Wednesday afternoon They were assisted
II receiving By Mrs Franz B. Razor t Mg FFa 1n
son. Miss Mary Rollinson Miss Annie !, w, Wa Ans:
Mss Mary @ s Miss Hunt mUus snd ss My
James. of Cincinnati. 49,
threw open her home to her friends on Wednesday
afternoon. p..,., r.o.,,.
me DEBT Lltihg League OF MA Se On cbrvsantbys
mum and flower show in the lecture rooms OF the
church Thursday and Friday evenings. at "hlch
a number Of fine prizes were awar1ed 49,, ,,,.
The women OF the Ladies' And Society of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church OF Orange gave a sue
cessful NewEngiand supper In the chapel Of tie
| church on Wednesday evening in aid OF the build
ing fund Of the church.
4 pleasant home wedding took place. on Wednes-
day evening at the house OF Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Dickinson No. A scoand-st Miss Eva Grace Dick,
inson was married TO Ernest Lighthpe son Of
Charles A. Lishthipe. The ceremony was solemn
tied by the Rev Frank b. Reazos, rector or 81.
| Marks Church The best man Walter Dickin-
son. a brother Of the bride. There were no brides
maids The bride attended by a flower girl,
Miss LO:tie Van Busklrk
Miss Mary Agnes Shaw, Of Henry-st., Orange.
was married on "Wednesday Afternoon 10 Edward F.
I.anerty In ST. Johns Church. by the Rev VI: J.
| Mcdonald Miss Elizabeth Lyon was the brides
maid and the best Joseph l-anerty a
brother OF the bridegroom. A reception was held
at the home OF the bride