New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
THE ORANGES.
NEW-JERSEY HORTICULTURAL soCihiA
PREPARING FOR A FLOWER SHOW.
A BRANCH OF THE FREIINGHuYsEN LANCE"s
TO BE oRGANIzED-GATLING GUN coMPASt
AS COMING FAiR-socIETY NOTES
OF INTEREST.

AS COMING FAiR-SOCiETf NoIES
OF INTEREST.
The Executive Committee OF the Orange Me"
delssohn Union has decided on the conhuc''' 'o
the coming season to I'll the position m""e 49,.
by the resignation OF Arthur Mees' VINO eoes w.
10 work with Theodore Thomas The cno'c' "a"
fallen on Johannes werschinger Of New-fofk' WI.
has made for himself "A reputation as iea"er y.
several New-York societies He IL graduate y.
the Ieipsic Conservatory. a brilliant pia'"'' NV"
a composer OF recognized ability.
The members OF the New Jersey Florcuiturai DO
ciety have decided 10 give their second annual
flower show this fall probably In the tennis court
building Of the Orange Athletic club where u was
held last year The society Is composed OF 'n'
gardeners and florists Z the Oranges most OF ns
members being the gardeners OF residents. i"s
show last year grand success. ana inc 10.
ciety Is deern ned this year 10 excel It's enor' OF
last season
The trustees OF the Record Ambulance FUND nave
secured Albert Chevaier. the welI-known coster
singer for entertainment for the bonent OF inc
fund. The exact date has not yet been settled but
II will be in the late fall early winter This " 10
be the first OF a series Of three or four perform
ances for this worthy charity.
The members OF Calling Gun Company A. OF East
Orange are making arrangements for a four days
fair TO be held in the armory In North Chnton-st'
early in the fall The object is TO provide funds TOR
the first instalment OF the sinking fund TO pay OH
y.
assembly room and riae range in the armory
The movement for the organization OF com.
pany OF the Frelinghuysen Lancors In orange 70
take part in the Republican campaign has so far
progressed that a meeting will be held on Tuesday
night when the formal organization viii take place
and the military officers elected
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen w Palmer. of South Clin-
ton-st. East Orange, summerng at Avon-by-
the Sea
Mrs David Bingham OF Walnut-st.. East Orange.
in company with Mrs William Houston. OF Denver.
COL has sailed for Europe. where they VIII spend
several months in travel
Mrs. Francis NJ Eppley and her son. Marion
Eppley have gone to York IIarbor. Me- for the re-
mainder of the season.
Miss Florence Sutherland OF Carnege-ave.. East
Orange is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hazard. OF the
Castle. Narragansett Pier
Miss Eleanor r. kimbau, OF Essex-ave.. IS SPEND
ing the remainder OF the season at the Bay View
House. Keyport. y J. ,,. ~, >,o.,,,s,
East Orange, are at Bradley Beach for the re-
malnder OF the season: ,ooou and family ~ Null
fOrd-s East Orange, left last week for an extend.
ed trip to the Rocky Mountains and the valley OF
Mr. ana Mrs George +; Halsey and family Of
ArlngtOn-ave., East Orange. are AT the SagaWore,
Lake George. where they will remain III late IN
Harrisoa-st East orange. have gone TO Allegheny
sPrs N for me Tcl Of nr NesS Of REYNOLDS
Terrace are AT AVon-hy- ihe-Sca
Mrs. Thomas b. Holland and MISS arrle iier-
SON Of Arngton-ave.. East Orange, have gone 20
Southport Me. for the benefit Of Mrs. HOLLANDS
health.
The Rev Frank b. Reazor OF st. Marks Church.
West orange, is spending his vacation with his
family at Spring Lake 49,
Mrs sidney $ Ward a Il Miss Nellie Ward Of
IIawthorne-aye. East Orange are summ'rins at
Avon by -the~Sea.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur u. Chandler. OF Highland
Terrace are spending the rest Of the season at
Pleasure Bay.
Miss Isabel Kricll Of South Mape-ave.. East
Orange f. visiting friends i'm Philadelphia.
Mrs Frank r.. Hagemeycr and hor family or
South Orange are NJ Congress Hall. Saratoga, for
the remainder Of the season.
Mr. and Mrs 4. Alrg Reeves. OF hawthorne
eve. East Orange. are summerlng At Avon-by-ihe-