New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
THE ORANGES.
novrsr,c TRAINING SCHOOL STARTED.

trcrr-pEs. READINGS AND REcEPTioNs-A f"'0-
DRESS BALr. FOR EASTER MoNDAf-sH'-
rRAI, ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
r,a nomestic Training School has been at iase
as.,b,ished I'm Orange under the superintehoe"|'
of NIss Sarah A. Craig. formerly OF Ciiic"''
There are classes for the training OIL Eel 80
classscs for demonstrations in the pressi'oe "
wants and Their mstrcsscs, an lnfornaloh w" -
from which only servants are sent our ""os' 'e..
ences have been thoroughly investigated anu
channg-dish classes FOR Doth woHieh anu ''
features are to be added.
The twenty-ifth anniversary OF John r. Mois1
Lodre No. lS3 !. o. O. F., was celeDrateu III '''
rooms on Monday evening. when an open meetins
was held at which there were a number OF speak,
present.
The fifth In the series OF lectures under the aus
pces Of the Wcst Orange Board OF Education was
given IN Tuesdly evening. WHOM Cyrus C. Adams
lec,,rod On "The Now Things We Have Learned OF
Africa {" The hal OF the Washington Scnooi was
well nled and the lecture was listened to win
great interest II was profusey illustrated with tho
stereoptlcon.
A, n. anniversary OF the Orange Valley Congre-
gaional Church on Wednesday evening number
OF interesting addresses were made The pastor tAe
Rev Charles A. Savage. delivered an historical dis
course and speeches delivered by the Rev.
Dr. J. f. Rankin, the president OF Howard ohiVer-
slty OF Washington d. c.. and former pastor Oh
the church: the Rev DR.. william i. Brown. the
Rev Charles Hall Everest and the Rev John l..
Scudler OF the Jersey City Tabernacle.
Miss Ida Bentley gave the last OF her series OF
readings on Friday at the home OF Mrs. Abraham
r. RYAN in Prospcc;-st., East Orange. She read
extracts from Molieres "Le Bourgeois Gentii-
hommc"
Mr. and Mrs Frederick G. Handel. OF No 80
State-st Orange celebrated the twentieth anni'er-
sary OF their marriage on Friday evening.
The closing lecture In the course OF the New-Eng-
land Society OF Orange was given last evening By
t1e Pev Julian h Smyth. OF Roxbury. Mass. VINO
spoke on Egypt and Her Wonders" The lecture
4 pretty home wedding took place on wednesday
evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs J9hn Mrford. a
ter Mrs Grace Estelle Westervct. was married 20
Frederick zef The ceremony Ta1 perrormaep pras oy
tyteran Chapel in the presence OF largo COM
psny. SIR. and Mrs Zelif win live in Jones-st;
r. r Haywood who have just returned from their
wedding trip. at the home OF Mr.. Heywood.s
parents Mr. and Mrs benjamin Haywood. In Pros
pect-st'' East Orange on Tuesday evening.
reception in honor OF Mrs: Anna Kent OF South
rom an extended TRIP to California. was given by
tho women OF Calvary Methodist Church at the par
sonage In Wlliam-st. on Wednesday afternoon
Alden Freeman. OF Munn-ave;: East Orange will will
give anSy dss en oaaY He evening to Which
large number OF invitations have been sent out;
Cards out for the wedding or MISS cara
Brewer daughter Of Mr. ard Mrs. William A.
Brewer OF South Orange. to william Albert Mno't
on Easter Monday afternoon at o'clock. at the
Churcl Of the Holy Communion.
Several ensagements OF Interest TO Orange Peorle
are announced. and among them are Miss Bessie
/. MeeAlen. the saxophon!s,. to Albert l. Hack'n n
berger. o, Phlladelphia Miss Mamie scha,sr Rar-
ker ~ Baltimore. to Robert Wade Speir, o, South
Orange Mss Julia Churchill OF Orange. to james
Wesley Rookhavcn OF Eas, orange; Miss Edith
Laura Ward. os Nyack on-the Hudson. - Howard
Pearson Curtis. OF East Orange. and Miss Lillian
Erand,s 10 William g. Agar. both OF Orange.
Mrs . e. Rcarse ard her daughters are travel
llnc through Nev-Nexco Arlzonn and California
Mrs Rear-e's fcaith being much improved. they
viii r,turn TO their home in Eay; Orange carly In