New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
IN THE ORANGES.
A NUMBER OF WEDDINGS OF PROMINENT
SOCIETY PEOPLE

THE QUARTER CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION of
FATHER F1EMING's Observation-Disclosures
ING MARRIAGE OF DIR. MANN AND M'S'
xN.pp-Goss1p IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
The week In Orange society circles has oeen one Vi
marrying and giving in marriage prominent a"S
the weddings was that Of Miss Nina Byron, ""o ~as
married on Tuesday In the pretty cnu'o" - Wi
Iadv NJ Sorrows in South Orange. TO Char'es "n
,om sloane Of New-York Although there ma" Dee',
No invitations sent out for the anair Oh a.'ou".
NJ the recent death Of the father OF the p'u'' -
the Orange society people turned out ia - "
e,,.a the church The Rev. DR.. Henry a. p.a"n' VI
ST. Agnes's Church. New-fork' perform s ,as.o-
monv assisted by the Rev. John j. Hail. the pas'of
~ the church The best man was THOMAS SLOANE
brother OF the bridegroom. and the mao OF TSe
Miss Clara Byron' an of white monssene de
sole trimmed with old point lace fnat h mac Seapol
tan hat was trimmed with the same and with VINE
ostrich pIumes After the ceremony the Wedding
breakfast b was say M and Mrs Sloane of
short wedding trip They sailed ,na IUi ne ard win
day on the Cmbra, Of the Cunaru LINZ aA'' VIII
spend three months abroad
pretty wedding took place on Wednesday even
ing in the First Reformed Church, OF East orange.
when Miss Sara Elizabeth Robertson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William II. Robertson. OF NO. ~ Carrie
tem, jacobus. of 1mherst-st East Orange. The
Church was PRETTY decorated with palms and now
e eG snd r Ts' | by Rev
DR. George S. Bishop. The maid OF honor was MISS h
thistle q Fast 4 15
sss, sna M Ms' eon Walker
Henry Topkns Of groOk ~ Mo cs.Iss
and Frank B. Robertson OF East Orange At me me
end of the ceremony there was vsn,ns the
henpv couple left on their wedding tour They VIII
live in East Orange on their return.
Arthur Vaudeville Minott. Of Joseph A.
Minott Of South Orange was married on Wednes-
day evening in Portland, Ore to c Mss o9 that
city.
John Fremont Dake formerly q well-known resi-
dent OF East Orange was married on Ihursaay
evening in Rochester to Miss Bertha honS de
de Neve, daughter OF MI anu Mis- A"'"''
Neve, OF that city.
Orange society people are looking forward with
great interest to the approaching marriage OF the
Rev Alexander Mann, the associate rector OF Grace
W n to Miss Miss Ese F. Kna Of &
ington-ave East Orange. which will take place IN
Church on TUESDAY f the next affair r fe
will be performed by the Rev Dr. Anthony, sch1uy-
Ter the d ressor Of Of Ne%arR viii be- and assist
in the services
Another wedding that will occur on Tuesday is
that Of Miss Anna L. Farrell CT Highest. to David
3unan q g. wT eus cSarch ne at e Ocock
solemn high nuptial mass VIII be SAID on 'he oc-
CASTOR.
The celebration OF the quarter-centennial ami
versary of the ordination to the priesthood OF the
Rev Hugh p. Fleming. the pastor Of st. Johns
Roman Catholic Church, will take place to-morrow:
Elaborate preparations have been MADE ior IN, me
affair There will be solemn high mass at lO;0
o'clock at which Father Fleming VIII be the
IN Columbus Hall. In the evening there will be
reception in Columbus Hall for the parishioners OF
the church.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Maud
Irene Robinson. OF Orange, to Edward Hammett.
Of Germantown, Penn.
The Fourth Ward Republican Association OF
Orange has elected these officers: President Harry
Hall: yice-president, Valentine Kerr; secretary.
Harold T. Van Nostrand; treasurer. William f.
Austin.
The Orange Music Hail Association has elected
these officers: President. Everett Frazar; vice.
president Henry Graves: secretary and manager,
George p. Kingsley; treasurer, F. Eugene Burton.