New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
THE ORANGES.
A WEEK OF SOCIAL ACTIVITY.

ANNUAL, BALL OF THE "BURLEsoUERs WE'D
DING OF MISS sHOTwELL AND MR. pE"A"'
EsT-EXCFPTIoNAL SUCCESS OF HE
SONG FoLIo"-MRs. GILES
PIES TEA.
large tea and reception was given o" ,"e'
evening by Mrs Charles Henry Giiiespie, j., a
Miss Mary r. Scudder at their home NO 90 a.
unp,on-aye. Thc ladies' were assisted In receiv'hs
~, M-s Robert 4 Kennedy Mrs. Frank Q. Bar
STOW Mrs T. Newton Foster Mrs. Tneooofe
Wood Mrs Charles H. Gillespie ST. MIS- 'o'ep
w. Slower Mrs. Charles r. Browning Mrs Aus
tus w. Cunning. Mrs. oliver DE u 'a"
BIT. Mrs Jasper Osborne, Mrs II. a. 49,
Mrs Richard y. Dyer. Mrs. c. Cheever hara",.N'
Miss Daisy b. Graves Miss Elizabeth Loutrei' MISS
J. Louise Dod1. Miss Sara OsDorne' "i''' ~
Powles and Miss Jessie Villas
The social affair Of the week was the prouuc',o
OF the Song Folio in Music Hall on IhursoaS
evening by the Young Ladies AuXilar! VI '
Orange Memorial Hospital. for the dement, u
that institution. 1t consisted OF numper Vi So"e
and ballads sung by well-known artists anu
,ohio,rx ,tvants The sooists were Miss Helen
Metz Mrs Charles Tyler Dutton and John l.
YOUNG Among those who appeared In the tao'eau'
were Miss Phoebe Reynolds Miss Gertrude Doi''
Miss Laura Bowers. Miss Bertha Gerhard n'o'
Agnes Zimmerman, Miss Adela Russell MISS iia'-
re Tllney Miss Mabel Lane, Miss Mabel burhe'
Miss Helen Rutherford Miss Lucy Watson, MISS
Hllda Gerhard Miss Mabel Bowers. Miss Mary NC
Culagh Miss Alice Van Wagenen, MISS Mary
smieton. Miss Mary Clark, Miss Nellie Bowers
Miss Mccoy. Miss Ruth Small. Miss Marion Suther-
land. Miss Matilda Pilot. Miss Emma Spencer
Miss Phoebe RolllRson. Miss G. Bayies MISS
Eleanor Zimmerman and Miss Julia Bredt.
The ''Burlesquers," the successors or the East
Orange Lawn Tennis Club. gave their annual dance
on Monday evening In Berkeley Hall. East orange.
The patronesses of the evening were Mrs stephen
Brewster Mrs Henry G. Atwater ard Mrs. Phiip
II. Patr!arche. and the committee in charge OF the
affair consisted OF J. Ienord Merrill, Jr, stephen
Van Buren sre% nG rn mow1rd Balawin
The consolidated Society OF the Daughters OF the
Revolution have elected these officers: Regent MIS-
Edward O. Stanley; vice-regent. Mrs LIVINGSTON
bingham; treasurer Mrs William II. Turreil
The Orange Maennerchor on Monday evening
Main-st. Hall
fine concert was given in Commonwealth Hal,
East Orange. "Wednesday evening, az %nich Ire ttss
soloists were Mrs. A. Douglass Brownie. Miss
Florence \. Milford. Victor Carroll, George r F.
Clanden. Miss Lille Fenwick and Miss BESSIE t.
The Misses Bowers gave large card party at
their home. No. As Halsted-st., East orange on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Gideon Lee and Miss Lee held tea at their
home In Vose-avc., Montrose. yesterday afternoon
from TO o'clock. at which there was large at
Miss Harriet A. Shotwen. daughter % Mr.. and
married on Wednesday evening at her nome 10
". Harry Demares of Woodbridge. =, The cere-
OF the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church. Ine
maid OF honor was Miss Hattie Demarest. SISTER
OF the bridegroom. and the bridesmaid was MISS
May Clawson OF Plainheld Irving Demafest. a
brother OF the bridegroom. was the best man, ana
the ushers were Frederick W. Shotwell Frank
Beardslcy, Edwin r. Wardle and Harry Russell.