New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
IN THE ORANGES.
WEDDING OF MISS THEODORE MASON
SEWARD AND THOMAS GIL
BERT BOLLES.
FoREFATHERs' DAY TO BE CELEBRATED IN AN
ELABORATE MANNER BY THE NEw-ENGLAND
socIETY-THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY INTERCHANGEABLE
INTRODUCTION OF MISS
LUCY LEE WATSON.


The celebration Of Forefathers' Day by the New
England Society OF Orange which will take place
in Music Hall Tuesday evening will be the most
elaborate that the society yet undertaken. The
parquotte OF the hall IS TO be covered and the
dinner will be served there At the time a
reception to tho wives and daughters OF members
Will be held i'm the upper hall and in tho rooms of
the society and at r. III. tho women will be In
vted take seats In the balcony Of the hall and
listen to the speaking Probably 200 persons will
sit down at the dinner.
pleasant wedding took place Tuesday even
ing. al the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore =.
Seward No II Webster Place East Orange.
when their daughter Miss Theodore Mason
Seward. married TO Thomas Gilbert
Bolles of East Orange. Professor Seward
Is tho leading in connection with tho
Tonic Sol Ia system in this country. and has also
been prominent in the movement OF the Brother
hood OF Christian Unity. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. William Whiting Davis. rector
of Christ Church, East Orange. in tho presence Of
only relatives and intimate friends. Tho house
was decorated with flowers and palms The maid
OF honor Miss Caro- p. Gallison. and tho BRIDES
maids were Miss Carrie Thornton and Miss May
Thornton OF Buffalo, Miss Annie Seward and Miss
Katharine Seward cousins O. the BRIDE and Mss
Grace Hazard. OF Catskill. y. y also cousin Of
the bride. The bride was also attended by two
little flower girls Miss Abby DunninS and Miss
Bolles a brother OF the bridegroom, and the ushers
Wilfred D. Hagcr and Lowell Green. OF East
Orange; Arthur y. Burdick. OF Orange; Floyd
Hazard of New-York. and Gilbert White. OF Bloom
field Tho bride gown OF white satin
trimmed with point lace. Her tue veil was caught
up with Il spray OF orange blossoms. and she car
rled bouquet Of bridal roscs. Invitations had
been sent out for reception 10 follow tho we'd
ding but owing TO the serious ilness OF Mr. Sew
ards sister they had to be recalled.
Mrs Lewis Hallock. tr.. gave a tea at her home
No 1863 Centre-st.. "wednesday afternoon. The
rooms wero beautifully decorated and nllcd
with society women.
a successful musical given on Wednesday
ovcnins; the social OF Christ Church. East
ORANGE for the benefit - tho Tlmwood Mission ~
William ". Davis. rector Of tho church. violin
solos by Mites 'orinnr Flint and vocal solos ~
Charles Edwin Snow. basso and Harry l. Webb
tenor.
" H. Humis,on closed Tho ,-ries Of organ re-
ciials In Trinity 'onrreFai ional 'hnrch oi rs,
Orange. on Monday. Mr. HuNlsion announces mat
carly I'm January he W.! begin other recita!s Of "A
At Association Hall on WsGntsia, evening tho
frl entertainment BOB which fic Imperial Banjo
Mandolin ana Guitar quartet. Of "oston. rendered
Mrs Robert ward ~ south orange. rave n
musical AT hor hone ON Tlur.iay morning Tor tho
tho House Of the Gooo shepherd in Orange
Tho members OF the orange Mountain Medical
Society were guests o. Dr. Henry T.. Matthew on
Friday evening Aftcr some interesting medical
papers had been read and discussed. those present
Mrs MarS,on Watson and her daughter. Miss
Clara Watson 81 Mount rieasanf-avc West
orange. gave tea aHd reception yesterday aff,er.
Lucy Leo Watson. large number OF guests
called.