New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
IN THE ORANGES.
BRILLIANT DANCE GIVEN AT THE cOrN-
TRY CLUB.

MANY ENGAGEMENTS OF SOCIETY PEOPLE An
Nor-NcED-THE ANNUAL BALL OF THE
ORANGE ATHLETIC CLUE TO BE A GRAND
AFFA1R-INrEREsTtNG SOCIAL GOSSIP.
A Presbyterian Union has been recently formed
in the Oranges 20 gather information and secure
concert OF action the best interests OF religion.
The Executive Committee consists OF Frank H.
Scott. of Orange: F. W. Wilson. OF East orange
H. H. Ward. OF East Orange; J. =. Lloyd oil or-
nnge \. s Miller OF Orange; II. H. liaii' o' East
Orange; W. Il. Martin. OF East Orange; W. H.
Nichols Of South Orange, and James Nee. Nor
row. of South Orange. The first general meeths
will be he'd tomorrow at the home OF the heV.
Dr. James NJ. Ludlow, In East Orange
ARRANGEMENTS have been about competed Tor the
bal. OF the Orange Athletic Club. which MARKS
the zenith Of the social season in the Oranges INES
year the ball will be a joint one both the orange
Athletic club and the Orange Riding and Diving
club sharing equally in the honors The ball Is to
be given in the tennis building Of the orange Atm
leiic Club on Friday. February II. The House com
mittees of the two cubs Will be the Committee OF
Arrangements.
The Orange ca nora cub announces that IN the
latter part OF February in the clry part oi
March it will give fine lantern slide e~hipuoh
in Music Hall. Arrangements have been maze pS
which there will be shown at this exhibition over
one hundred lantern slides by Alfred SteglltZ, fh-
ior OF THE American Amateur Photographer.
Next Thursday evening the Young Ladies Aux.
HAIRY OF III" Orange Memorial Hospital VIII prr.rn
The h~' lons t Folio" It WIZ consist some twenty
songs, ballads and chornses rai, arw N
tableaus by the young women OF me auMn,aars;,
while the music is sung by we.i-trameo paha .io oi
young under thu direction of William Iut9l
r. 'S n. Knowics. % Harford r Marshall. Huy ,er Wes-
terve.t. Edward {. Herring Louis e. 'I,i''sp;g, &
Charles A. Seymour and Edward = henry. me
sooiss of the evening are to b. Miss HHie, Me'@'
Mrs Char.es Ty.er DuttOn and John J. \ ounS
t'lt,h on
evening there was briliant dane Sreh; ns ns
g. Yarllcy Mrs. Charles A. Sterling, Mrs; olyer
Mrs. r H. Powers Farr. Miss Lille Page ny ani
Mrs Henry Graves About one hundred and hfty OF
the society get ot the ORANGES were present
Another pretty subscription dance OF the younsfr
society eei took place on Weunesaay -VemS @ S, ~
dred young people enjoyed Pleasant evening; ne
patronesses were Mrs. Chnr.es Bets. Nrs. yharles
yo.sn Mrs. Augustus ~ Dunnlrg Mrs. Alfred y.
Farnswor;h Mrs Louis Gillespie Mrs ADr$hain ~.
RYAN Mrs Franklin Webster and Mrs fredericN
The Ladies' All Society Of the Prospect street
Baptist Church gave pleasant musical ana u
erary entertlinment on Ihurslay evrn'HS ~ III,
arrc audisn nee wa present attractive programme
was presented AMI g'odiy sum was n-i''G.
Mrs Arthur H. Chambers. OF 30. 81 Walnut st.
East orange has cards out FOR tea az her home on
Monday. February 7"
4 number OF engagements are announced ,h's week
AM among them ma Of As' rlorCh,r tr1S,a~'
TO Harold Brown rising young artist MISS Nab"
Mon.t is engagci 10 Mrthur Warren' seIletarS 9'
Mas Miss Emily Barber daughter or MI ana
Mrs Thomas 6. Barb: Of orange Is THnE"Yel -
Clark. OF Fonda. y. y, Is engaged to rlarencc f.
ilams. Of Orange. Mias Kahy; OF washington:
R s Taid Make =, qS5 Fssc or 6ransS is ensaSei
20 W NilliGn i;ufk'f. ai-O OF 'itnr'