New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
AMONG THE ORANGES.
SEVERAL. JULY WEDDINGS INTEREST
SOCIETY FOLK.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF MisS
MANN AND MIR. AsHLEY-PEoPLE MIGRATING
TO THE MOUNTAINS AND SHORE.


TO THE MOUNTAINS AND SHORE
The social affair of the week the wedding Of
Miss Ida Gertrude Robinson. daughter OF MIS-
Emily +. Baldwin. Of Evergreen Place, Fast
Orange to the Rev. william p. MacVey, OF Des
Mones Iowa. The wedding on Wednesday took
place in the Sanford Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church. OF East Orange, and was
attended by large number OF the TRENDS
OF the parties. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Goodman, OF Jersey
City, assisted by the Rev. Ralph i. trmy, inc
pastor of the church. The ushers were the Kew
Frank w. Lapham. of Los Angeles Cal. and the
Rev Harry Lowe, of Madison. The bride wore a
gown of white organdIe over white silk and carried
II bouquet of white roses. reception followed the
ceremony, at the close Of which Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
vey left for Dcs Moines where they will visit for
fortnight. and then sail for China. where they VIII
spend ten years in missionary work.
pretty and simple wedding took place In st.
Johns Church, Orange. on Wednesday morning,
when Miss Hattie NJ. Reuck, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph NJ. Reuck, was married to John NJ
Schmidt. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev NJ J. Mcdonald. assistant to the rector OF the
church. The young couple left on a wedding trip
Niagara Falls Immediately after the ceremony.
Cards are out announcing the wedding OF Miss
Caroline Schuyler Mann, sister of the Rev Alex
ander Mann, Archdeacon of the Convocation of
Newark TO Henry DE Lancey Ashley. The cere-
mony will take place at st. James's Church, In
Watkins. ~ " the Rev. Alexander Mann oficlat-
ing assisted by the rector of the parish. At the
close of the ceremony a reception will be held at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Duncan
Cameron Mann.
Another forthcoming wedding of great interest to
Orange people is that of DR. Joseph William Stick
Ter to Miss Mary Harding of Longmeadow, Mass.
The ceremony will take place in Christ Church. of
that place, Thursday. August 6. After an ex-
In Orange.
Andrew Mason director of the New-York Assay
Office and his daughter Miss Martha Mason have
sailed for Belfast, Ireland. to visit Mr.. Masons
married daughter. Mrs. William Simonton. of that
place. Before his return Mr. Mason Will visit the
mints or England and Scotland In Semi-offcial
Dr. and Mrs Roderick NJ Sanger. of East Orange.
they Will spend in the Scottish Lake region.
Mrs; Henry NJ Matthsws and Miss Alice Mat
month of August at the Delaware Water Gap
r, Mr. and Mrs Ross C. Browning and Miss Der Bertha
Island for the rest OF the season
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Franklin of Prospect
ST., East Orange. at their summer cottage, The
cliffs, at Newport where they Will remain till late
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hale of Cleveland-st. are
occupying their cottage the Thousand Islands
Mrs Jane b. Dearborn Mills Of San Francisco
formerly OF Orange who has been visiting In the
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dutton and family of Am
hcrst-st East Orange. spending the summer at
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Baker. of South Airing
ton-ave.. East Orange, have gone to the Catskills
for the rest of the summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rowland Mix and family, Of
Iiighand-ave.. Orange. are spending the heated
Mrs. j. Livingston Carr and Miss Nellie Carr. Of
Cleveland-st; have gone to Saratoga Springs for
the rest CT the season.
MONTCLAIR
The members of st. Luke's Chapel will give a
lawn party on Wednesday evening at the home OF
James owen. in Christopher-st. The entertainment
Is intended to promote friendly relations among
the members.
catfish supper Tuesday evening to a number of
county and municipal officials. Bush's orchestra
contributed to the enjoyment of the guests.
George J. HIATT. OF Orange. has purchased the
large tract of land owned by Luke Carney. In
Glenridge-avc., and intends running a street
through the property and erecting number of
houses The site will be called Glover Hill.
The Rev. DR.. William Junkin pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church. will leave next week for a
months stay in the Adrondacks. In his absence
the Rev. Dr. w II. Penhalligon, OF Decatur, H.,
will oficate.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen w. Carey, jr.. and family
have gone to their summer home In Qussett, Mass.
NJ. NJ. Merrill and family. of Bellevue-ave. 0. B.
Gould and family and the Rev Mr. Connect and
family are at Quon, L. /.
Mrs. Joseph w Greses ana her nVe-year- olu son,
OF Upper Montclair went July l6 TO Orange, and
have not been heard from since The police have
been notified.
The MontcIaIr Wheemen on Wednesday attended
the annual picnic OF the Garfield Cyclists.
are at Cragville Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ Boyd and Miss Bertha Boyd,
of N"rth FulIerton-ave., are at Churchill Hall.
Stamford. y. y.
The Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton pastor OF the |
First Congregational Church. OF Detroit. Mich. Will
occupy the pulpit Of the Congregational Church
this morning.
Mrs. William Carroll, the organist of the Church |
of the lmma culate Conception has resigned.
The Royal Arcanumites of the MOntcairs, Little |
Falls Bloomfield and Arlington will unite in |
curson to Asbury Park 3n Tuesday next.