New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
IN THE ORANGES.
MIR. AND MRS ROWLAND MIX CELEBRATE
THE FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF
THEIR WEDDING.
RECEPTION FOR MRS CHARLOTTE FOWLER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE ORANGE
HORSE SiIOW-MEDDINCS OF
THE WEEK

THE WEEK
The prerinarIes for the second annual horse
show OF the Orange Riding and Driving Club have
all been completed and the indications are that the
show will be n great success. The auction sale or
the boxes a week realized much greater sum
than the first show and the sale OF seats ior
the season has thus far been much greater tnan
had been anticipated The show is 10 open on
Wednesday next. and will be continued every even
ing at o'clock with matinee performance on
Saturday afternoon. Thus far the entries are
larger than last year. and many nne horses are
entered in the several classes.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Rowland Mix celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary OF their wedding on Monday
afternoon and evening with a reception tIdt WIS
one OF the largest affairs given In the Oranges
Their large residence Eighland-ave was
crowded during the hours. nearly every one OF
social prominence in the region being present The
decorations were lavish and out OF the ordinary.
Mrs Mix WAS assisted in receiving by Mrs Percy
H. Hall Mrs. Robert Everitt. Mrs. John d. Evertt.
Mrs Charles q. Richie and Miss Fobes The anar
was one long to be remembered.
A notable reception held at the home OF Mrs
Charlotte Fowler Wells Eagle Rock-ave.. West
Orange. Tuesday in commemoration OF the CEN
tenna celebra don of the first lectures on phrenoi-
ogy given by the noted DR.. Gall the originator OF
the science The affair notable In that there
were two octogenaridns in the science present, MIS-
" ellis herself VINO Is eghty-two years DID, and
Professor Nelson Slzer. who IL cighty-four years
CID The house was prettlly decorated with autumn
leaves A large number Of the friends or the VEN
cradle people called and paid their respects 10
them as the oldest living advocates OF the science.
The third OF the series OF organ recitais ny
Professor w II. Humiston. organst of Trinity Con-
gresational Church OF East Orange. was given
en- Monday afternoon to a large and cultured au-
dlence The programme embraced selections from
the works Of Buck Gumant, Mendclssohn' Hott-
schalk Hoffman. Wagner and Massenet
rd 4
celebrated the tenth anniversary OF their marriage
=, their home on Tuesday evening. The house was
crowded With their friends, many OF wnom came
from the Oranges Newark. Montclair and New
York.
n,.os,nt hom. wedding was solemnized at the
residence OF George Cornell. OF Scotiand hoan
Orange. on Wednesday evening. when MS grand
daughter Miss May Wilson. was married 70 'iar-
.nce Trenchard of South orange. large COM
| many OF the friends OF the young couple gathereu
| TO witness the ceremony.
The piano recital given at the clubhouse Oh 'he
| Essex County Country Club on Thursday aiter-
| roon was a notable society affair inasmuch as
,a,re number of society women consented 10 act
a. tho natronesses Of the afternoon Miss Henriet1e
cady OF New-York. was the debutante Deiore an
| Orange audience. and she delighted aii with her
| remarkabs musical gifts. Previous to the cohce' !
Alden Freeman of Munn-aye East O Orams ih sm'y
Arnold, Miss William Barr Ars iarn ~ = i,In,,
good Mrs Charles b Yarley. Mrs Oscar % Wilese
TS4 Mn Mr. olye + r. Powers arr Mrs
coisate. ''oy Mrs Joel Francis Freeman; Mr., George
EsrdN, Nrs MFf taTora AxforS vanhorne Mr. Douglass
trb fs N john Daiictt jr Mrs: Richard Wayne
Park.r Mrs. John Petiiti Mrs Joseph A. ''''0''
an rhc :" ssir on Friday and Saturday in Berkeley
Hall East Orange for the benent OF me ieaSne
Retiring Fund wss nmbar n9sp Of 0r Women promincn,
in society circles had Interested " ,.aII M
matter. and conseau.nce the ittt,v ittt va and a,
| attended and the articles sold quickly anu "'
The Orange Maennercher gave one q its peRuiia.
/ rnl,s, al entertainments. followed by oai IN Ios
| rooms I'm Library Building on Monday even'ns.
Tho features OF the arar we're vionn so9s los, 90 Us
Aber; Gosswcier 9ian9 solos ~ ra,n Msu and recta
! soprano solos by Mss l.izze SchiduP anu 'pN"'
lions by Frank Jucrgens ,. ,,,, ,.,s eivcr
The series OF subscription dances tnat was & sNer ~
IN BE- kscy Hal Ess, Trrss ar has. s' 5cn ssV arranged
The dances Will take place on tne ~ ,se,,sn ~
november - Dcccmosr - January narroneSses
~. - be Mrs Charles Bets. Mrs Robert Dun
iouglass Mrs William = DiIloa Mrs. r pay,n nns De |
nuie.uie Mrs Robert " Hawkesworth. Hf-
i'nry o. T Martin. Mrs Abraham u. ,tsS Kya1S; MF'
Frankn Webster and NJ & rpeder'ck ,bs reIdcncc
of Mr and Mrs william d. Adams. In Clarendp pr
Place orange on Tus;day eyenYs; s %ne nslried &c
,'harlcs NJ T. Booth. OF East Orange; Inc % %rcre
rronv was sol-innized by the Rev EDWARD ttale
pastor OF the First Unitarian Churrh, S 1 Hsanse a,
,nc maid Of honor and the best man was Alfred I
j Hoofh a brother OF the bridegroom; y larse mum
Ir Of the friends - the young people Were prese1. ~.
| Good shepherd gave reception ana Tea IN IIl'
hcne "Wednesday afiernoon Inere was cotfs,
and Mrs Robert Ward tea while the members OF
the Auxiliary received the guests