New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-05
ORANGE.
DEVELOPMENT OF OPPOSITION TO CON
SOLIDATION

81 EIGHING. SKATING AND NJ" iENh' ''
PAYMENTS PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES
Consolidation Is still the uppermost subject In the
Oranges Meetings are held almost weekly 10 'o,'
slider the subject and various views are pio"s
ont . sentiment against consolidation Is beginning
=, 1,,.olor in Orange on tho ground that the other
nunicnaiitica around her have not as nuOn ~
show for their debt Orange has IN hei'"e' W
Orange nor West orange Is the water p''''
owned by the township West orange "is y"
sewers and East Orange has only apout nan u
her streets severed. In all these respects o'a,s
i; oo,pnlaie Hence the feeling of opposition that
is showing itseil. ~ h , eood
Not for twenty years has there been sue" a So
smell Of sleighing In the Oranges so carry IN inc
se,so, The snow that fell the day after Christmas
,o h.ra and the result has been an uninterrupted
,,oek If the finest sclghing. while skating on III
the ponIs around the Oranges has never zee" '''-
ter. 49,, -. co,,rtv
Henry l. Page president OF the Essex 'ou'.S
Country Club. In accordance WIN III" c"'' "
ovor twenty years gave his New Years Eve ID" On
,t.n,,,. evening AT Walnut Gate. his fine place III
Nontroae on the side OF the orange MOUNTAIN me
guests were received by Mr. Page and MS niece
Miss Lille Page Ely. AMI nearly all the prominent
noonlc in the Oranges present The decoratio"S
~ fine house were profusc and IN fine artstic TASTE
/, feature of the affair that just at the stroke
~ midnight All the guests sang In concert Auld
Lang sync" The souvenirs OF the occasion were
comics OF the song printed In colors on heavy Dfoad
satin ribbons Of different coors.
The second Of the series OF subscription dances
w.s given in Upper Music Hall on Wednesday even
,r ~carlv 100 Of the younger society set were
present I.slor furnished the music and the dance
was given under the patronage or Mrs' oiNet .
Garter. Mrs. Samuel Campbell, Mrs Eugene "
Connect IT, Mrs. Thomas Day MrS' robert w
u.ukoevorth Mrs James Marshall and Mrs. John
- ycor.y The cotilon was led by Frank T.
uu.s 9TH Miss Mabel Burke. Among the guests
urosent were Mr. and Mrs John Daliett' IT, MrS'
: G. Brewster. Mrs John Burke MIS- /" a. Leg
yerr,nu Miss Agostni. Of New-iork' MISS Ah'"
pos, Miss Frances l. Campbell. Miss Maud "Haru'
Ni.s Marion Schneider. Miss Elizabeth schne'der'
,uss Garrison Miss Agnes Miles, Miss BESSIE
pi,cher OF short Hills. Miss Lulu klssain' Mss
Mary T. scuddcr Miss Gertrude Freeman. "'a'
Anoe van der kieit, Miss Belle ward MISS -
Louise DoII. Miss Jessie Villas MISS b''%Aos'"
Laurel Miss Daisy b. Graves. Miss sara OSBORNE
Miss Mary Robinson Miss Phoebe Robinson "''.'
racteor Miss Nellie Bowers. Miss Mary MArsha4i'
fob, wiley = C. Northrup. l. J. Bort, hdWafi H.
Graves : r. Johnson. A. II. Timpson IT, S'e""i'
waterman. clifford A. Gor,l' h1sse" ins Freiman
and IS II. Villas .- 9th. h.,t 10 meet
. ) n' ni.t,v cy.rins a, the home Of SIR. and Mr.
T,r.irr'k g. sham % wards Fifiy guests weie
r,s. vfcn a .s,ree beloved that lasted iill early
!n ihe mornlns The p,.a1s W. TIwari : Black
ana " H. Smith - 81, .,.o,.,on
- large ami fashionable Sew Years recepuon
W. gi.,1 rs Ir. and Mrs William Fl"r'ou on -"
Yrar's afternoon and evening NearV ." s"'S''
~, Orange has completed Us new Gre alarm sys-
ten ana put it % operation. snguir.y rh2isn, .to
residents In Llewcyn Park he weni,hiest people
necessary poles IN me PARK AL n c.nfeqI.n'e ,ie
s'i" chen ,hs boxes are needed IN the park In the
future the residents VIII have 20 pay the cos ''
sac Trcas.rcr George b Swain and Mrs swain
CAV. a. brilliant dance ~ the clubhouse ~ thc f.,,N
County club. IN Hutton rark, on Sainrday evening"
q. u p
NOR niece. MIS- isabelle Nsr b2reh. '1 Gy,s '
Princeton. Trenton. Warrington an Nv YORK. =,
sm ng daasher Of Mrs Robert j. sherlock. Of
N"n,rosc. 10 John Van Loan. Of Paterson y ).
sarv meeting Al the home Of Mrs. Charles b. Yard
~. In WAl'm-st. last Orange: on Fnnfsday IN
her ~ delegates were present from New-Jrr'ey'
New-York and PennsyIvani. Miss Adeailf r- Ger
ling gave a graphic account OF "a" battle OF IflC'-
toni Miss Cynthia Qu!mby played several piano
selections ana Mrs. Or T. X Champtrs %an Sa
served ard TIE afternoon passed socially. lhr So
cieiy VIII hold rs annual meeting IN orange ""
The Guild Of All Saints Church was entertained
G Gh an ioo s5n'1 on we ID evening
Mrs George j. seabury o. Lewellyn Park gave
n brilliant reception III honor OF her daughters on
"wednesday evening - - ,,,. A
4 pleasant musical entertainment was Even oy
tho Girls Club Of orange Valley to their friends on
saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Johnson, ot Senior r,lrcc
East Orange, gave charming reception ana ta a
M their new home on "Wednesday evening About
nifty were present at the dhhce' "h''" "S'eu VII
4 remarkable experiment has just been made on
,be E,gjc Rock line ~ the Suburban Traction
counany with some magnetic sand from the ore
s.nar,fing works OF Thomas \. Edison. al Ogden
Mr. Edison had the idea that the sand would have
more effect In preventing slipping OF the wheels
than the ordinary sand. The experiment was tried
during no snOWstOrm the Eagle Rock llnc
where the grades excessive and the difficulties
~ operatlng IN the snow are enormous. The eN-
nerirnent proved a complete success. the sand maxi
Inc perfect electrical connection with the rails
and no slip being noted