New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
THE ORANGES.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS AND WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ESSEX TROOPS TILTING TOURNAMENT. THE CAM
ERA CLUES OUTING. POUND PAhi'
AND OTHER FETEs-wEDDINGs

ERA CLUES OUTING. 4 POUND PARTY
AND OTHER FErEs-wEDDINGs
PAST AID TO COME.
rho socia, affair of the week the fitting tour
,o.pant n, the Essex Troop or. as IL Is now kho"h
Cavalry Company A. II was held yesterday OH tne
grounds at South Orange-ave ana Cehre-s'', "ho'o
the contests have been held for number OF years
The society Of the Oranges and Newark turHeu ou'
IN force and there was large gathering OF stylisn
rigs of all kinds from the village cart 10 the iour
n-hand and the tally-ho. The troopers rode OUT
from Newark and reached the grounds ABOUT D.
m and after grooming their horses iunch was
served TO them and their friends In the row or tehs
that had been set up for the occasion. Then came
tho snorts of the afternoon. There was fitting
tournament taken part in by all the members Oh
the troop; a tent-pegging contest, potato race
melee and an egg and spoon carrying race. Cap
tain Frelinghuysen was heartily congratulated on
the proficiency OF his command, which stands hIsh
in the National Guard Of the State.
One Of the most novel entertainments that have
been given for a long time In the Oranges came OF
on Thursday afternoon in Union Hall. when the
Womans Christian Temperance Union held pound
party and reception. Accompanying the invitation
vas a little silken bag and the following quaint
rhymed card
4 penny for each pound You weigh.
We Shylocls-keep the pound
Ahi u' in 'fP IN! u tohd pdi'"'S we 'ne nemna9s RF"H
That If The pounds be few,
You add little-Just for love
The scheme worked successfully. and a handsome
sum was received.
The annual outing of the Orange Camera Club.
which always takes place on Memorial Day, was
made this year to Greenwood Lake and fifty
OF the members of the club and a rumber of the
members Of the Newark Camera Club who had been
Invited TO join the trip. took part The party
reached the lake about II o'clock and after din
der took their cameras and went down the romantic
brook leading south from the lake taking snap shots
as they went They picked up by tn, train at
some distance down the line The pictures viii be
shown at the fall exhibition OF the club
The Young Mems Catholic Literar" Union closed
It's dramatic season in Columbus Han Theatre on
Thursday evening. when the comedy Turned Up
was presented by the full strength OF the company,
and a most creditable performance was given.
4 piano recital given b. the pupils OF Miss
Kate H. Belcher at the home OF Mrs. Frank il.
Scott, In Reynolds Terrace on Thursday evening.
The young people acquitted themselves excellenty.
Parts in the programme were taken by Miss Helene
Brockett Mrs. Edward y. Mead. Miss Janet B. con-
lisk. Miss Katharine F. Conlisk Miss Florence Wal
ton Miss Msude /. West. Miss Myrl Stctson Ed
ward S Stenbach. Miss Maud A McChesney. Miss
Florence Winter. Clement Scott and Mss May Bar
A pleasant outdoor fetc and sale for the benefit OF
the parish house fund OF the Church Of the Holy
afternoon on the lawn OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas q.
Conway in Ridgewood Road. The grounds were
prettily decorated and large crowd was present.
The Boys and Girls branches OF the Junior AuXil-
airy had fine display OF attractive articles. ana the
feature OF the afternoon the reading ana Illus
tration by tableaus OF Tennysons poem "A Dream
OF Fair Women.
Miss Carrie Louise Jaeger daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Jaeger. OF NailsbuTg, was married on
Tuesday evening at b home to Frederick Fring. OF
East Orange. The mony was performed by the
Rev. Julius Wo,ff. II bride wore gown of white
satin and point lace and carried lilies Of the valley
The maid OF honor Miss Lizzie Maybury. OF
Newark. and the grOomsman was George J. Jaeger,
a bro her OF the bride The ushers were II. Adam
Diebold and Charles Huber. both OF Newark. Mr.
and Mrs Pring will live in their new home on Sand
ford-st.. East Orange. .
Invitations are out for the wedding OF Mss Marie
Antonette Byrne daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
f. Byrne OF New-York, to Wilbur Mum. of Num-
ave. East orange. The wedding Will take place on
June 10.
Miss Caroline Boydou Stewart. OF Fiatbush. Long
Island is be married on June ID to franN H.
JamsOn, OF orange. -
Patton Of the Hartford Theological Seminary. Pro-
fessor Patton is the son Of Il. L. :. Patton. OF East
Orange ami is well known IN the Oranges .
Miss Eleanor Cross. daughter OF Mt ana MIS-:
Richard Cross Of South Orange, viii be married
by the latter part of June TO Professor Alan Mar
auand. The ceremony viii take place ~ Hillside.
the home of the bride In South Orange.
The Rev. Dr. James VI. Ludlow, pastor ot the
Mum Avenue Church. OF Fact Orange, WI lcAVe
this week on n vacation trip to Alaska and the Ia
cihc coast. Mrs. Ludlow Will accompany him.