New-York tribune., 1896-11-15
IN THE ORANGES.
TWENTY NURSES GRADUATED FROM THE
ORANGE TRAINING SCHOOL.
FAIR TO BE HELD FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE MEMORIAL HosPrTAL-A GAY
WEEK IN SOCIETY.

". II. Humiston. the organst Of Trinity Congre-
gational Church of East Orange. gave the fourth
OF his series OF organ recitals in the church on
Monday afternoon to audience OF about three
hundred people He played judicously selected
programme In admirable manner.
The fifth complimentary lantern slide exhibition
OF the Orange Camera Club took place on Wednes-
| day evening in Music Hail. before large audience.
The club showed about 1'J slides. the work OF the
members. during the past summer. The quality or
| the slides was excellent and fully sustained the
clubs reputation Of being In the front rank in the
cultivation OF this most fascinating art.
Mrs. William Barr. OF Baronald. Llewellyn Park.
| threw open her conservatorics to her friends on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. after p. m,
and served tea in her room at the same time The
chrysanthemums were then in their perfection and
called out much admlrng comment from the WIS.,
| Itors.
The third OF the series OF lectures the knights
OF the Round Table" by Mrs. Abby Sage Richard
son. at the home OF Mrs. Thomas a. Edison, IN
Lewellyn Park. given on Thursday afternoon
to large and cultured audience Mrs Richard-
sons special subject was. The Women OF the Ar
thuran Romance" and she handled II with marked
ability The series will close next Thursday after
noon. when the subject will be THE Arthurian Ro-
nance in Modern Poetry
The tea that was given on Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs William Edwin Stewart. on Tur-
| reII Road South Orange. was one OF the notable
from from Orange. Newark. Morrstown ana Short tiliIs:
The graduating exercises of the orange training
School for Nurses took place in Upper Music ilau
on Thursday evening In the presence OF ia,ge
number OF the friends of tho school. twenty young
women eived the diplomas Of the school. Inc
programme consisted OF prayer by the Key: LeMis e
Cameron. of South Orange; an address py MISS
Bradford. Of the Whittier House. OF Jersey Clty
and the presentation of diplomas by Mrs. j. W Waier
Wood the president Of the association The pro-
sranine was pleasantly varied by some some exce'i9t T
/ Efepr1an graduates
Louise Baker Miss Gertrude Brainerd' Mss amnIa
1dnspi sns Mis-. Mis Mnna "a'Ga hnGaen Ms Mary o9er
Miss Charlotte +. Jones Miss Antonio Knapp, Miss
haS has6a M h.s 2ns May s' HSeon sis Mss S M
ters Miss Mary J. Robertson, Miss Georglana . Ho-
snso9 Ms a4y Mrs f. Hsn shsy asS Miss As' suns
The fair for the benefit of the orange Mem1ria, qil
Orange. .n next thursday and Friday afternoon and
evening promises to he m noveliies prom
Hn scd by the a5s arSe one Of the
worthy OF which viii be dolls on hIspdia by da nurses
and with don visitors The celebra ted goose will
be in evidence and numberless other attracuoins ,i
Jackson and Mrs Frank Coulter. Of the Sales and
Entertainment Committee Of the h3spna ano
ments are the following: Dolls hospital Miss Mary
Reynolds daisy wheel Of fortune. Mrs william b
Mrs Paul r Gcrhard flower booth. Mrs; Frederick
W. Kelsey fancy table; Mrs John n Robins: en- en-
ceil"neous 'I table. Mrs Z " Bridgman; cake. Miss
Amy Iowrs apron table MTs Hooss w Mrs se
phen Palmer: restaurant. Mrs. w A Crocker'
Tho society people Of Orange are noted for 'nelr
brilliant amateur entertainments. and the one 70
be given on Thanksg!vlng night at Music HAN Is
axncc,ed 10 he in keeping with this reputation. II
Is 10 be called the Carnival OF Authors and IS TO
be given for the bencf. o' the Old Peoples home
IN. House or tho Good Shepherd The young ladies
of the auxiliary. who are well known for their
charming entertainments have charge OF .he ar
rangr,lcnts when the curtain rises at s:l5 there
viii be ar;ls.ically decorated booths on either sile
Of the stage dedicated to well-known authors IN
on ch Will appear prominent young society people
frustrating Incidents IN the works or these authors
rirs. Will come n grand entree wnere sixty or
more characters In pretty costumes 20 through an
intricate march. Among the other features OF
the programrre Will be court mlnuet an elaoo,
rntc drll ShakeSpesre reception. violin solos vocal
selections and fancy dances. The Fast Orange
Banjo Club Will give several selections J. H.
pIrba-ds tho vril-knnwn dancing master OF New
ark Is training the march. mnuet and drill Near
ly ono hundred of the most popular young society
oeople OF the Oranges VIII take part