New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
THE ORANGES.
THE SEASON OF WEDDINGS AND EN-
GAGDMENTS
SEVERAL NOTABLE MARRIAGES IN THE WEEK
AND OTHERS neutrality-suspicious. AMI
INDOOR DIVERSIONS AND SUMMER

AND OTHERS ANNoUNcED-oUTDooR AND
INDOOR DIVERSIONS AND SUMMER
JoURNEYINGs.
Tho women at the head Of the Domestic Training
Association announce entertainment III a'u VI
that institution on June II In the shape OF ie'0
champetre which is to be held on the lawns OF Mrs'
William Henry Williams. In Essex-ave. iheie a'e
~ be all sorts Of surprises and enjoyments Tor the
voune people IN the afternoon and In the evening
there is to be an outdoor play acted by huio.,
OF amateurs OF recognized ability. Inc e'e"i's W.
close with a dance. The preparations are oe"e
made on an extended scale.
Mrs John Burke OF Lewellyn Park gave ONO u
the largest lawn and garden parties OF the sea7o'
Mt her place yesterday afternoon. Inc sroun'.
were deliberately decorated. and over seven hu"o''o
invitations were out. There were arche'y' o''Hoe,
tennis and all other outdoor sports, anu tea "1
other refreshments were served on the "iue sp' o"
ing lawns while the Hungarian Band piayeu
throughout tho afternoon. In tho eVe''ns ~ -
dinner party for forty guests, followed oy oa"ce
Al the home OF Mrs. Henrietta Rice' NO %
Harrson-st., East Orange on wednesday e'en,ie,
her daughter Miss Grace Anita hice, WAC ''
TO Leo A. Struck. OF East Orange Inc ho"'o w
deliberately decorated with flowers. Inc ce,e"o"'
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Alexander ~ Car
san y, ,ba Prick Presbyterian Church OF East
Orange About one hundred and ffty guests were
present There best man ana no lai1 "a
honor The bridesmaids were MISS Bessie i''0e'
sister Of the bride and Miss Jennie RICE COUSIN,
The bride white satin' ul"heu WIZ" -
and point lace, and carried white roses. MT. anu
Mrs Struck left on their wedding trip AFTER the re-
| ception and will live In East orange
Miss Maude Marie Barnum, daughter Oh WI ~
| Mrs Ralph Edward Barnum OF No " Carnegie
ave was married to Ray Southland CuiihiNs'' "a
West Orange. in Christ Church. East oia"ee' ~
| Wednesday evening. The church was po'a'e's
| perlOT1neu Ny inc
| r.c,or the Rev william w. Davis. The best man
was Clarence Williams, OF Orange ana the iiihiu 70
| honor was Miss Lizzie Cummings. a sister oi t"o
| bridegroom. The bridesmaids were MISS .
| Mix OF New-York Miss Amy McGai. Oh We
| Orange. Miss Eugene Scott and Miss Helen " nee'-
| - :, rs. Orange The ushers James kis-
sar, ~ New-York: Clifford f. Moore, or BrookIy"'
| Ernest L. Baldwin and Edward Jones' Oh f'a
| Orange The bride wore white sath' tri'i''eu
duchesse lace and pearls, and carried oou'ue' VI
white orchids A reception followed the ceremony
Of the homo OF the bride in Carnegie-aVe' anu
| ,,u :, On. evoning Mr. and Mrs Cummings left
| on their wedding tour. They Will i've III i"''
| Orange. u,.
| The Essex Tennis Club. Of Orange. a ne" organ
| cation opened It's grounds In Cleveand-sl. Oh 80
ration Day with club tournament Ihere "e's
large number OF entries the play was snaaP a ,a
! at the close OF the sets the women serVeH &c"
| ami a social time was enjoyed VIII, c,hoo, wero
| The closing exercises OF Dryad Hii oSnoo -
held Tuesday play wr n1inc.p by M was per
formed BY a number OF girls on the lawn. n s.ae
iug had been buil, and only natural scenery was
used 1T with Japanese Lanterns me p Classical
modern drama n Thsh npmesr o. Of ondan
s 0d ISIS. eSrretta Inks Of Chicago had parts
| The Characters In olympus" were assumed by me
sfsg aza0f Harr 1Gs S fawton Edth Lewis
! Mary K Dumbell. Edith II. Waite, Mae Munger.
Fan mBe A. and GOG EsSs or and the tourist,
the Misses Ruth Warren Eva r.h',ss.icaii,;
Kehad"e anS nav be puoshed After the presen
ta,.on refreshments were served IN the house. anu
' Invitations are out for the wedding OF Miss Nns
ByrDn denfh'S % ~ Gt sosne OF NewYork The
wedding VIII take pace N tmS saTro week IN South
sloane Will sail for Europe to spend the summer III
The engagement Is announced Of Mss Kate
" Lewis Fraser. art manager OF Tho Century
The Rev. Or Anthony SCHUYLER. the venerable Ta le
rector OF Grace Church. Orange. who has been 20
seriously Ill FOR 'wo months Is poN SonH@deseahs
artist OF some repute. has sailed for Europe 70
spend some months in study in France, Belgium
"3 Mrs ''' Harrison whittingham OF West Orange.
h&s fhs and NTH her IN" the Misses
has gone there FOR the summer NJ. ~, urs
1Sdlow Eaton left on Monday for Milford. y H.,
where they VIII spend the summer. IN the ou
|
Sir and Mrs James. 3. pm. Of Harrson-s', Fast
Grunge have gone with their family 10 their sum-
| mer Cottage I'm Huntington. Long Island.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lean Letson
| Sale daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Sale OF Cary
st. Orange 70 Frederick Fredln. OF Ports
mouth. Va.
A creiltable exhibition was gwen by the drawins
and manual training departments or the East
| Orange High School IN the school hall yesterday
| afternoon and evening under the direction OF Miss
Josephine Mahon, the instructor IN the department
Sheppard Romans ex-preTdent OF the Provident
Savings Life Insurance Company. made an address
| on the general subject OF Life Insurance at the
| monthly meeting OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION on Wednesday evening
The South Orange Ladies Class held social
evening at the home Of Mrs Cyrus F. Loutr4l -
Raymond-ave.. on Thursday evening. at which
about seventy-ive guests were present
The Roy. William ". Davis rector OF Chris
| EPISCOPAL Church OF East Orange has invited the
| Rev 6 r D. Crittenton. OF Chlchgo. 10 be the
assistant minister at Christ Church. and Mr.. Crit
! fenton has accepted the call.
The annual meeting OF the Orange Music Hall AS
ISOLATION was held on Monday. when the following
directors were elected Everett FraZar. Samuel COL
gate. oliver s Carter. Daniel A. Head, Henry
! Graves Gardner Colby. Robert Dun Dou glass.
! George F. Kingsley. William Read Howe. Charles
f. Dodd. Stuart Lindsey. Albert ID. Smith and
| Eugene Burton