New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
~ THE ORANGES.
MANY INTERESTING SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
CLOSE THE SEASON.
ORANGE WOMEN DISCUSS THE MONROE DOCTRINE
COMPANY HIS ANNUAL BALL A SUCCESS
FINK TEAS AID MUSICALS THE
OEnER or TIE WEEk.
ORDER or THE WEEK.

ORDER or THE WEEK
Tho vom,n's club II Orange held most
iovahle ,..c'lnq on Wednesday afternoon under
charge 81 the Committee Oh Ethical Culture ana
u ..osin. oi which ps. sara c. S?o.ts~o5dc IS the
Chairman Tin programme opa ned With singing
by Mrs George ". Jones' after when n paper
On the Monroe Doctrine" read by Mrs
charles 4 Savage and this WAS followed by
debate the "hpfAcatIon u the Monroe Doctrine
20 the VclczIsla Question" tho Affirmative being
taken hy Nrs Theodore +. Seward and the mega
tive ly Mrs. Usher ". CUTS. The debate was
sp..ltcl one The affirmative side prevailed.
Ms T. J. Mccoy thea Fctt paper on "Avb!tra-
zion 4. A McthoI os Settling International Dis
puies" and the programme closed with tn" sing
INK o.. tho hattie Hymn 4 the Republic by the
carol club. the 500 being sung by Mrs. Abraham
IL Ryan
\ pieaaant amateur dramatic entertainment was
given on Friday evening at the residence OF w.
Bra ford Smith. so lo5 Highest. when an original
force entit.c! "Aun;y Toxnc." was sp.ritedy given
Those Who took part In the play were Victor ~
Baldwin Herbert Smith. Horace GIL. Merrlck Eald-
WIN Gardner ". Kimball ana John Pe"rcc
The stevens Institute Gee. Banjo and Mandolin
clubs cave their anrua. orange ocrccrt In Music
U,u on TUESDAY evening. The p1troncsses Of the
evening were Mira. Carries j. Kroch. Mrs. Robert
uun Douclass Mrs Edward Lyon. Mr.. George
C,nnbeV Mr.. Robert Warl Mrs. Thomas y.
Roles. A!!ss WoOIhousc Mrs. f. 5. Williamson Mrs
Frank Brewer and Mrs Samuel Campbell. At the
close Of the programme there WAS an Ih'orn"'
dance.
Tho dance that WIS given on Monday evening
in the a.sernb.y-room OF Columbus Han by the
Young Mems Catholic Literary Union was one or
the largest affairs OF the season. over two hundred
couples taking part N the grand march
4 subso ription dance given on Monday even
ing In Hray's new hal IN Main-st.. and about one
hundred guests were present The committee IN
charge consisted Of Max Hansen, FREDERICK W
Whcaton " A. Van Sickle Oscar g. GerDcr, "
Mrs Fred. rick W. Kelsey AMI her SISTER. MISS
VcrgeL, Iutts. gave tea At their nome on
Wednesday afternoon. when II large number OF
peopc called. The ladies were assisted III recenlns
ly Nrs Augustus W Dunning. Mrs. Charles Ross
Urownlng ana Miss Gertrude Cleveland
Mrs Joseph W. spencer Mrs William 7 Fy
homo in Evergreen Place. East Orange on lhurs,,
day Afternoon. the hou" Was pretty ufcor St
IDIlworth Gordon. Miss Annie Quimby. Miss MyIa
k crane. Miss Mary Reynolds ana Miss Edith
Sterling. A.. ,,...... ,,.,.s c,,r,s-
tan Association Of the Oranges held open mouse
yesterday afternoon and evening at me assoca,vh
building. large number OF tne irnnuS ct , ent
ASSOCIATION called, ana there was some eNcc'c"'
vocal and Instrumental music. . -
The fourth annua! masquerade ball OF Company
lie lrnory. Tho affair was a success, there being
,bout two hundred couples present
Mrs William q. klngsland OF Montrose. gave
large aud successful tea at her home on Tuesday
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Mary Ober-
tcu fer OF iidgewood. y, J.. TO Anthony Scnuyier.
the son OF ihe Kew III "'""'''' u '''ee "'''''
Orange. , 80 ,tao,, o
Grovn-st East orange for the benefit OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the Church of the Rcdccmer. OF
Mandolin Club and Charles II. Smith tenor. OF