New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
IN THE ORANGES.
FOR THE HORSE SHOW
NEARLY COMPLETED.

OPENING MEETING OF THE woMAN's cLcb-EN
c.crMENrs Observation-Disclosures
GOSSIP IN SOCIETY CIRCLES
The Horse Show Committee Of the Orange ma
ING and Driving Club has fixed the dates lot III.
- 7, Gill hapin on Wednesday. November >,
ord continue the rest Of the week. with a ma'i''e
on Saturday The club will conduct the sho" vi
much the same lines as that OF 'as. 49, ,r,ar,
premium list shows prizes OF over s"V'''
ore dftv-two classes including all the features
that proved so popular last year. Tweh'y-t"ree
o,asses ar. for roadstcrs under varying condltohs
including hgh-steppers and four-in-hands a""
park tandems. Then there are compiha''o" HUI ','
horses that have never won prizes at all! vi VI"
great horse shows, saddle horses and IN 'hiS casS
there Is to be IA special class for womans saoue
horse ridden and judged by woman Ihere VIII
Inc hunters and jumpers and a long list OF local
horses
The opening meeting Of the season OF the WIN
ans Club. OF Orange. was held on W"uhesoa!
afternoon and was Il most interesting one "e
general feature of vacation notes. when mas op-
tanned in the past. done away with. ana III
lieu thereof there a reading or the more 'ii'-
portant papers that We're presented at the LOUIS
Vile meeting. These were paper Dy MISS N'''''
OF Plainiied. on Home improvements poem
by Miss Marion Couthouy Smith. ana paper ny
Mrs Charles b. Yardley. of East orange. Oh
working Girls Clubs. The AFTERNOON c'o''"
The congregation of the Washington Street zap
list church Of Orange. has by unanimous ac-
ton extended "A call to the Rev. Paul LuH, VI
Nanuet r. to succeed the ny y fsHry will a.
sumo charge of the shutch on SUNDAY, OctVoct 10,
Henry kaze lmenyer. who has been inc SOLO pas'
OF ST Johns choir for the last thirty-hVe Sea's'
has Resigned on account OF age ana ss Marion De
Nouro to Charles X. Burroughs bo,h OF fast W.
ange. . IT,, .,
Anofher engagement that ~ announced Is thdt Oh
the Rev Ralph r. Ormy pastor OF tHe
Street Methodist church, OF East oia"se' ~ '''"
Marion SAKE. of Madison - ,. ,,ho
Miss Maud Shirley Perry. or East Oiahse, WIZ
has spent The summer studying art IN beis'uh anu
Holland has gone 10 Paris for the winter. ,.
A fine harvest home festival was held In Column
bus Hall. Monday, TUESDAY ana Wruhes,ua?y
nights By the Ladies' Sewing Circle OF 81. John
church. The attendance was large ana the SAFES
were good an,
Everett Welies Frazar Of Orange and Miss
Maud- Wocott daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS
v Wolcott. OF WATERFORD y. y, were married AZ
Grace Church. Waterford. on "Wednesday evening
Miss Augusta Euphemia Ayres. daughter 1i MT
ard Mrs Thomas -. Ayres, was married on IhurS-
performed by the Rev. Charles Townsend pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church. In the presence OF d
large number Of the friends Of the young people
4 reception Will be held at the home OF Mrs mar
lotte Fowler Wells I'm West Orange, on octoper -
in connection the centennial celebfa ton or me
first lectures OF DR. Gall on phrenology The two
octogenarian phrenologists. Mrs. Wells eight Two
wears old and Professor Nelson SiZer, eiSnty-ioui
years old. will be- present
Miss Laura Beart. OF Main-st., was married on
Monday evening in Grace church Chape 10 arthur u
IIammacher. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Alexander Mann. The maid OF honor was
Miss Margaret Smith. and Edward ;. Pierson WAS
the best man.