New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
IN THE ORANGES.
THE EXODUS FOR SUMMER RESORTS
WELL UNDER WAY
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE CHOIR
BOYS OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-MARR1AGE OF
MISS STEVENS AND MR. PoORE-MRs.
BROWNS RECEPTION FOR THE
REV. MR. GOODRICH.


The Orange High School Alumni Association has
elected these officers for the coming year. Presi-
deaf. John s. Harrison; first vice-president. Miss
Rose Alden; second vice-presdent o. s. ThompAon;
third president. Miss Elizabeth L. Crogan; Sec
rotary and treasurer. Arthur Wilson.
The teachers In the Orange pubic schools having
generally taken advantage OF the Teachers he-
firing Fund act, at work preparing FOR
grand fair and entertainment. which will be given
for the benefit OF the fund in the early fall A COM
mittee has been appointed TO have the matter IN
charge. consisting Of Miss Mary T. Baldwin. OF
South Orange; Miss Laura NJ Reed, Miss Martha j..
Gould and Miss Mary f. HaDberton.
The Board OF Directors OF the New-Jersey State
Federation OF Woman's Clubs has decided TO reject
the application OF the Ten Periods Club or Newark
for federation and utilization with the organization
This decision reached solely on the ground that
the club had a its president. and that until
this condition OF things changed the club could
not be federated in that event the president OF
the club might he sent delegate to the meeting
OF the State Federation. Neither the state nor
General Federation would grant the vote OF club
president in the organization to other than female
voter.
The choir boys OF St. Pauls Episcopal Church. OF
East Orange gave pleasant entertainment In the
parish hall on Monday evening for the benefit OF
the outing fund of the choir. a large number OF
people turned out and the affair was a success.
Henry Rankin Poore; the artist. who is vel known
at the National Academy exhibition. was married
daughter of Mrs Charles Emery Stevens Of Wor-
cester. Mass. The ceremony took place in the home
of the bride After d short wedding tnp Mr. and
Mrs PORE will make their home in Orange
A pleasant entertainment for the benefit Of Alfred
Beauclerk. VINO has taught school In West Orange
for ten years, was given on Tuesday evening In me
St Cloud Schoohouse West Orange 1t was largely
re and M KATE "oR Rsm Mss
Morgan and Miss Ethel Martin contributed not
little to the success Of the programme
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum, Of Orange
Valley. gave a successful garden party on the
grounds adjoining Temperance Hall. on Friday
night.
The Rev. Charles Townsend. pastor Of the First
Presby teran Church. of Orange has taken cottage
East Point, New-iiaven, for the summer
Mr. and Mrs II. Addison Hckok. OF springiaie-
ave. East Orange, have gone TO their summer COT
tage on Lake Champaign
Mr. and Mrs Camil.us G. Kfider. of Highland. ave.
Orange. left this last week for Woods Hole, Mass
where they will spend the summer
VI. and Mrs. J. Gaines Conklin, Of Arlington ave.
East Orange. have gone TO Lake George Tor the
summer
Father j. W. Mcdowell. procurator fsca.is OF the
diocese of Newark is expected home from his first
years study at Rome In a short time. and Will spend
his vacation with the Rev. II. i. Fleming, OF ST.
Johns Church, Orange.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Josephine
Rciig OF Glen Ridge and Gustave Schmidt, Of East
Orange
James c. Petit and family. Of AIunn-ave,. East
Orange have gone TO Nanepashenet. Mass TOT the
season.
The Rev Edward Hale, pastor of the FIRST uni.
tartan Church. Orange. will spend the heated term
with his family in Cataumet, Mass.
reception was given on Monday afternoon az
crosby Brown. on the crest OF the Orange Mountain
In honor Of the Rev Chauncey W. Goodrich. or the
Ia rgey ATTENDED by the members OF the church and
their families