New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
IN THE ORANGES.
LAST WEEK A NOTEWORTHY ONE IN So
cIETY CIRCLES.
OPENING OF THE GOLF sEAsoN-THE TRIO CLUES
CoNcERr-MEETING OF THE ORANGE HAMP-

OPENING OF THE GOLF sEAsoN-rHE TRIO CLUB
CoycERr-MEETING OF THE ORANGE HAMP-
TON cI.rB-ENGAGEMENTs ANNOUNCED.
The golf season of the Essex County Country
cIub will omen In a short time and extensive prepa-
r,,ions have been made for the pleasure OF the
members The course OF nine holes has peeh
doubled and between them arc number OF extra
fine hazards With the union OF the orange Lawn
, Tennis Club golfers to the Essex County Country
Club lovers Of the sport there has been 1ormeo oe
of the strongest clubs In the country.
The Orange Hampton Club held Its ninth annual
meeting on Wednesday morning, at the nome OF
Mrs A. W. Palmer, in Harrison-st. There was
large number of the friends OF the club present.
The following officers were elected: President MIS-.
Charles H. Kelsey; vice-presdents. Mrs A. w.
Palmer Mrs. Randolph Rodman; secretary, MISS
Helen Taylor; treasurer. Miss Julia W. Miner. Inc
club maintains two scholarships at the Hampton
, Institute
The last Of the series of waltzlng-whst enter
tainments was given In Berkeley Hall on Monday
evening" and was a successful AFFAIR. ABOUT one
hundred guests were present under the patrohase
OF Mrs Ferdinand NJ. Thieriot. Mrs. T. w. ~
Moore. Mrs. John A. Gardner and MRS. benjamin
w. Franklin.
The tenth annual bail OF Branch 10. 8, District
No 5. St. Patrick's Alliance Of America. was held
on Monday evening in the German-Engish schooi
Hall and was o well-attended and successful aHair.
James j. Kelly was the floor manager ana ne was
assisted by Thomas J. Cullen. The Floor Com
mlttee consisted Of Michael kearns Da''u r.
Cleary and Thomas Underwood
The smoking concert that was given by the LIN
coin Athletic Association in Library Hall on Mon
day evening was enjoyable affair. In addition 10
a number OF eil-contested boxing bouts. there was
aome excellent vocal and instrumental music.
Mss Edith Waldron Crane. daughter OF MT. and
Mrs William f. d. Crane. OF No "a Haisted race
East Orange gave a charming tea at her home on
wednesday afternoon Miss Crane was assisted In
receiving by Miss Henrietta schimmel, Miss Ger
trude Francis and Miss Jessie Field ABOUT one
hundred and hfty guests were present.
| The reception CT the Alpha Musical Club In Its
rooms in Main-si. on Tuesday evening was a great
success.
Henry Austin Adams. formerly an Episcopal
clergyman delivered a lecture on 'CranKs IN
| Commonwealth Hall, East Orange, on wednesday
evening lie had n large audience. The lecture was
under the auspices OF the East orange Ca'hoic
Club. $500 NJ, rr,cL,r
Field jr. in North Clinton-st. East orange on
Friday afternoon to take s ssps 10 Of be
land Women. The movement met with warm re-
ceptlon, and already there are number Oh women
S" calling Company A. Of East orsnGe saye
North cnton-st. last evening entitled "A Day IN
camp The entire routine Of day In camp from
Miss Harriet T.lney, OF Main-st gave cotno y,
here were about two hundred guests present
The engagement Is ANNOUNCED OF MIS-, MISS , besse
Roys Hotchkiss daughter OF Mrs II. Mch. Iio't C.,
PISS Of Binghamton. " Y. to +. Frank Church jr'
OF South orange. NJ, AL. x.,h
The engagement Is also announced OF MISS kath,
arine Chalmers, OF orange. TO Harry frost' Oh
Paterson. - -., -. .co.ac
The Trio Club held delightful meeting At seven
Oaks" the home OF Samuel Colgate In Centres' 3;
on Wednesday evening. The programme incsuaei
Arcnskys trio FOR piano. violin and cello ny Mrs,
n " Uawkesworth Louis Dannreuther ana
Victor Herbert. a sonata for plano ana vloiin ny
solos by Mr. Herbert and songs by MIS-. June L.
Wyman. ,,, -. -. o-,n~.
was married on wednesday afternoon IN the Churcn
OF our Lady Help ~ Christians TO thnri's :
, ~ Nahoncy OF Brooklyn. The Rev. john J.; cal
l,ghen onicintcd The brides sister. Miss Nellie O.
Ulinly was the maid % honor. ana the pes, man
vas Edxnrd H. O'Mahoney, a brother OF the BRIDE
groom.