New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
IN THE ORANGES.
INTEREST IN THE wOMANs BLIND
HANDICAP GOLF COMPETITION.
FAIR DO BE HELD FOR THE BENEFIT OF CAT
LING COMPANY A-UNIoN LODGE. NO. II. r.
ANp4A NJ. TO CELEBRATE THE FIFrlErH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GRANTING

LING COMPANY A-CNION LODGE. NO. II. =.
ANpaA NJ. TO CELEBRATE THE FIFTlErH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GRANTING
OF ITS CHARTER
Miss Harriet Kieth Fobes. who practically origt-
mated VIVA. Is known burnt work." opened her
studio at No 22i Main-st on Thursday evening with
a receptidn at which a number OF her friends were
present "rhere were some handsome specimens OF
her work exhibited The women who assisted MISS
Fobes in receiving were Miss c. X. Herrick- MIS-
William E.,rr. Mrs Alexander King. Mrs. Henry o.
Clark. Mrs. H. H. Bingham Mrs. j. Rowland Mix
Mrs. Walker Mccoy Mrs Joseph p Lloyd. Mrs.
Nathan FtJoes. Mrs. Arthur D. Chambers Mrs Ed
ward F. Anderson and others
The fair that Is announced for the benefit OF
Calling GIN Company A in its armory from NO
yember Il to 20 bids fair to be one OF the note
worthy affairs Of the season The company IS ono
OF the crasgS ones Of the National Guard and dis
putcs the supremacy kid glove organization
with the re doubtabe Essex Troop. On the opening
night Governor Griggs and his stan are announced
to be present.
Work has been begun on the new parsonage for
Bethel Presbyterian Church, OF East Orange. In
Midland adjoining the present church 1t will
cost about 5000.
The trustees Of the Record Ambulance Fund an
nounce that they will give four benefit perform
ances during the season for tho fund. The reputa-
ton made in the past by the trustees OF bringing
lrst-class attractions makes these entertainments
looked forward to with interest Albert Chevaer,
the coster singer is to appear on January Is and
John Drew and Miss Maude Adams. supported by
their full company. to appear In Rosemary
on February 10. The trustees have also reserved
Music Hall for January and February 70 but the
attractions have not been announced
The fourth organ recital OF w. II. Humiston N
Trinity CONGREGATIONAL Church. on Monday after
neon. was ATTENDED by a larger audience than any
of the Others. Mr. Huriiston played hne pro.
liant mad
ern organ themes to tighten up the classic numbers
Mrs. A'nyy-Sage Richardson delivered the second
of her serted Of lectures THE Romance OF
Arthur and the knights OF the Round Table at the
home of Mrs. Thomas A. Edison In Lleweilyn PARK
on Thursday Afternoon. Mrs. Richardson's subject
was Thu Heroes Of the Arthurian Romance"
Despite she pslting rainstorm, q large number OF
cultured women werc present.
most ruccessful fair was held on Thursday
and Friday afternoons and evenings In the First
Unitarian Church. for the benefit OF the charity
fund OF tho church In the afternoons there were
special features for tho children. and the fair
closed Friday evening with social dance. The
women In charge were Mrs. Thomas Fenton Tay-
Tor. Mrs Charles R. ,Wllmot ms / c. Rodman
M Mitch sha Ms %am s% Mr' henry
Mrs Fruncs Peabody Magoun and Miss Elizabeth
reception and tea at their home yesterday after
noon. at which some three hundred guests we're
!. NJ. c. Baftholow. Miss Grace Bartholow and
Miss Louise Barthoow
| Matthias Wheaton. OF South Arlington-ave.. East
Orange. has gone a months pleasure and hunt
| Ing trip through the West. He will visit In ILL.,
nois and Ni.brasSa.
| The Rev. Joseph W. Mcdowell, who has been
spending the summer In st. Johns Rectory, Orange
| has sailed for Europe to complete his studies In
! law a Rome. preparatory to his assuming
the duties OF procurator fscslis In the diocese OF
| Newark.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph William stickler, OF Centre
St. have returned from their wedding trip In
| Europe. .
The contests for the womens blind handicap golf
cup the Essex County Country Club are exciting
| much interest. Among the scores made SO far are
| Miss Alice Leo 81; Mrs. William Bloodgood, 49,
Mrs. janet T. Ball, "A: Miss Elizabeth r. Van
Rensselaer, a. Miss Florence Johnson. l03: Miss E.
| T. Folsom. Ia Mrs. L. H. Powers Farr so: Miss
Elizabeth Ioutrel io2; Miss II. h. Cross. g. and
| Miss G. L. Wilmerdng. ~
The reading by Ian Maclaren" next Friday
| evening for the benefit Of the Woman's Auxiliary
| Of the Young Mems Christian Association Is at
! tracing much attention.
| Union Lodge. No II, f. and A. NJ. will celebrate
| the hftieth anniversary of the granting Of its
| charter in lbs lodgerooms Tuesday evening" when
a number Of the digntaries In the Masonic order
are expected 20 be present