New-York tribune., 1896-11-15
PLATNFIELD.
A BRILLIANT WINTER IN SOCIETY PROM
IsED
A FASHIONABLE WEDDING AT THE HOME OF
A. E. rABER--ENTERTAINMENTs AND

A FASHIONABLE WEDDING AT THE HOME OF
A. E. Observation-Disclosures AND
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
The coming winter promises 20 be a notable one
for the number and briiancy OF the entertainments
planned by Pla!nGeld society women. While no In
yitations for any large receptions or dances have
vet been issued II Is known that the season Will be
a gay one for the list OF those who have signhed
their intention OF entertaining Is long.
The Rockview-ave. home OF y. E Faber was
crowded by n fashionable throng Wednesday night
when Mr. Faber's niece Miss Adelaide Rowley
Storm was married TO Gilbert Everson Jordan. OF
Hudson. " Y The Rev. Jocelyn Johnson. rector
Of the Church OF the Redecmer. performed the mar
r,ase service Mr.. Faber gave away the bride. and
J. Jordan brother OF the groom. was best man
Mis-. Cornelia Fabcr and Miss Cora A. Reynolds
cousins OF the bride. were bridcsmads and Charles
T. Faber and William II. Faber were ushers The
house was profuscly decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS sm!lax md ground pine Tho decorations
OF the supper in pink and white. Fol-
lowing the supper was large reception Among
those nresent were MIR and Mrs. A. Edward Faber
Mr. and Mrs George F. Dupee. Mr.. and Mrs H. K
Phillips Gus,ave Schipper. Miss Schippcr. MI. ehn
Mrs Martin /. Cooley .iiss Cooley Mr.. ana slr'
A. T. Faber jr.. Mrs. John Clapp. Miss Chpp MISS
THOMPSON Miss Cotton. Miss Long Miss Brown
,v,uis Elton Miss Elton. George Worth. Elston
French. Miss A. T. Faber. II. c. Wells. the Misses
Hasbrouck Il. /. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs o'to
Arens Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCuichen ana Mrs
q " Faber and Rudolph c. Faber. OF this city,
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Theriot. and Mr.. and Mrs Kid
der. OF Orange and the Hon. and Mrs. Elsiffer. OF
Red Hook.
Jacob nirkner william II. SebrinC and Dr. II. C.
Adams OF Trinity Commandery. Knights Templar
Of this city went 10 Asbury Park Thursday night
10 attend the annual inspection OF CoFson COM
nandcry OF that place.
The success OF the Orange Horse Show has stirred
interest among local horseM"n 10 ouch 4 IcEf"e
that a plan is on foot 10 hold a similar .n'er-
ianment In this city next year Ihcre n!t may
henutiful and valuable horses In this city. and as
Ilainleld is provided with riding academy where
the Horse Show might be he'd the succcs ~ INC n'o
venture from a Social ana pusiess punt "' VIC"
on Friday evening Central Lodge A. O. Z. W.
entertained the friends OF the order In royal man
,er after initiating thirteen new members. Il .y-
resontntivos OF lodges from Newark. Westhcd'
Easking Ridge and Railway were present ana rs
tened 10 the following programme: Address OF wei
come Master Workman Gray: vocal solo. Past
Master WoTkman esiphn e0s organ aca Pro-
lessor wentworth. OF Newark recitaiions ana
readings. Past Master Workman Bsker voGR sPT.
George I.eghs: vocal selection. Central Lodge
ouariette, :. c. Msguc. c. T. Randolph .,S. 9 W:
Workman r. c. Smith. comic readings, Foreman
'deiishtful entertainment consisting of tabeaus
was presented in the chapel OF the Crescent Avenue
Church Monday night by young societ! people OF
M city The 5 wss o e IN c1arsen snsre 9' vSnue t aan
First Presbyterian churches Ihe tabieaus Wcfee
taken from Jane Ausiens Pride ana hFeod1rai oapis
tines 4 list OF the characters and mp.rsonatlons
follow: Mrs Bennett Miss Grace petre; M Tennei
Miss Elizabeth Rcnnet. Mss Sarah Richards; Miss
Mary Bcnnet Miss soaring: Miss kI,tie ienns, pins
dard; Lady Ca,harne de Bqure NJ e. IA har,,r' IT,
Gardner. Miss Bingley MisI Louise Patten MI Mi:
Eneey EdwTd fs5e R6ne M[ Msa paff Cath hey r.
acted reader.