New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-12
IN THE ORANGES.
THE RIDING AND DRIVING CLUB CELE-
BRATES THE SUCCESS OF THE
HORSE SHOW.
WEDDING OF MISS MBRIDE AND Mr.. GREAsoN-
THE LEAP YEAR BArr. A PRONOUNCED
sUCCEss-CONCERTs AND INFORMAL
DANCES FILL. THE WEEKS
SOCIETY RECORD.
SOCIETY RECORD.

SOCIETY RECORD.
The mos, important social affair OF the week
was the dinner given by the Orange Riding ana
Driving Club Wednesday evening In cN'eorauo'
OF the success OF the recent Horse show Inc
tables laid in Berkeley Hall. and about one
hundred and fifty guests down to a fine menu
The following the toasts and speakers: Inc
Club" Charles Hathaway: The Horse SHOW
Charles A. Sterling. OF East Orange "Our sister
Clubs" Robert w Hawkesworth: "Our FriehHs'
George II. Castor; The Horseman's Lament j.
Franklin Fort; The Horse OF the Twentieth 'eH-
tury," Edward VI. Cole: THE Coming Horse
Show" james r. Dill. The room elegantly
decorated with flags and whips. saddles ard otner
trophies OF the horse. At the close Of the dinner
the president announced that $4,000 was needed Tor
the enlargement Of The clubhouse to prepare ior
the next Horse Show. He called for subscriptions
for per cent bonds for this purpose In less than
half an hour the entire sum taken. the total
subscriptions being $4,000.
charming wedding took place on Tuesday
afternoon at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Mcbride. No 6S Hals:ed-st.. East Orange, Wheh
their daughter. Miss Jean Carlisle Mcbride. WAS
married John Robert Greason, jr. OF brooklyn.
The house was decorated in pink. pink roses ana
carnations being In evidence everywhere Inc GER
cmony was performed by the Rev. John F. Pat
terson of the CeI ira. Presbyterian Church. In the
presence Of abodt two hundred friends OF the
young couple. There were no ushers. The best
man was William Smell OF Brooklyn, ana the
maid OF honor was Miss Florence Greason, sister
OF the bridegroom. The bride wore a gown OF
white satin. trimmed with mougsel.ne de sole ana
pears. Her ornaments were diamonds. ana sho
carried a bouquet Of viocts The maid of honor
was Sowncd in Dresden silk and antique lace
After the ceremony "A reception followed. In which
the following ladies' assisted in receiving: MISS
Alice QuaCkenhoss. Miss Daisy Andrews anc Miss
Adr!ana Quackenbush OF New-Nork: Miss katha-
rine Farnsworth. OF South Orange. and Miss Alice
IFarl to ITAvf Tea
Louise Crane. Miss Estelle Robertson and Miss
May Williams. Of East Orange Late in the even
ing Mr. and Mrs Greason left on their wedding
trip the South.
A notable wedding was that Of Miss Ella Dallett.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dallett. OF No;
90 Prospect-st.. East Orange. 10 Jules Turcas. or
Account OK recent ee eah in W hs family The Rev
Or Anthony Schuyler. the venerable rector OF
Grace Church Orange oficia'ed, and after the
wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Turcas left on
their wedding trip
Road. celebrated tho tenth anniversary Of Their
wedding on TUESDAY evening win a Iecepn9n AZ at
oranges we're present The house was lavishly
decorated with lowers and po;ted plants.
The lat home" Of Mrs. Frank kellogg and n, The
most OF tho society leaders Of the Oranges being
present
A delightful leap year dance was. gwen in the
Wednesday evening. The committeo III charge con-
Edgar 81 carnrick. Eugene V. Comet. jr.. WIZ
lam V Draper .. Cheever Hardwck. Ira Kip;
Henry G.. T. Martin. John T.. rafferty, and David
Valentine.
A pleasant home wedding took place on Wednes-
day evening" when Miss Alice Clements Johnson;
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Wells Johnson OF
Kngman Road. South prange; Was inaitIrl 10 II
Francis Evelyn Knowles. The Rev. samuel ~.
Bishop. OF 81. Andrews Church. oficiated.
The Haydn Orchestra. an association OF amateur.
gave its first private concert IN Music ran Oh
Wednesday evening. The affair was g''ht sue
and the performance Of the orchestra was iaNo'
ably commented on on all sde5 tn" s9ieis's % We
evening were Miss Carlotta !'inner OF Ne"-i oih'
soprano, and S. Van Praag, viola
The concert that was given In Upper Music la.
Oh Thursday evening by ne lnno'nintIa NO NO
programme embraced readings and ROTATIONS nF
the Rev. William W. Davis. piano solos by Ms
Mabel Moffett. OF New-Nork contfalto Solos 10y MISS
Marie Brackinan ana tlolin so.gs hy me n.h'yfH
old wonder Miss lille Siller. OF ne N"w OK COZ
lcge Of Music Ia addition 10 thiS thg l"s. o,'msN
Banjo club played "A number or cn'rtif" selections.
The personnel OF the club T. -. OuliOu seward J.
Morris Fcnner Milton Rugsles and L. G. MacDer-
mott
Orange. on Thursday evening ~ The catholic Gun
OF East Orange successful affair There were
about one hundred couples present
Miss Antonio Dickson. OF Cleveland st. Orange.
gave the first OF the second series ~ lectures on
musical subjects n her home on Friday afternoon.
Miss pickson's theme was 1.-The Dramatsts OF
Music
Tho lecture tina; was given in Music Hall. Orang".
last evening under the auspices Of the New England
Society Of Orange. by r. 'ommcrford Martin. oi
His subject was Niagara on Tap" and ne described
the utilization OF the great fan for tho generation OF
electrical energy and iis transmission all over tn
State The lecture was profusey illustrated With
ster.opticon views
meeting Of the auxiliaries ~ tho Salvation Army
will he held in the parlor Of the First Preshytcrian
church Orange. on Monday night. January ID. at
O'Clock Rrigadicr Perry VIII speak tho rescue
work Of tho Army. and Sta0 Captain Edith Marshall
will tell OF IN" sum work Mrs Perry and Captain