New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
IN THE ORANGES.
,rvrrN ENTERTAINMENTS REPLACE
FORMER GAYErY.

sr,ccEss OF THE MENDELSSOHN uNloNS WV
CrRT-A Lively GOLF SEASON PROMISED
SEVERAL ENGAGEMENTS OF SOCIETY
PEOPLE ANNOUNCED
The Orange Lawn Tennis Ciup anu TIC 49,
County Country Club have united, as lar GO w
golf privileges OF the latter club are concerheu w
members of the tennis club being eht'tieo " ~
privileges OF the links. The course Is 10 De ca
tended and made one OF eighteen notes. anu d nun"
Der OF difficult hazards are laid out.
Tho ,ridseason concert Of the Orange Mendessohn
r-nion which occurs tomorrow evening In MUSIC
Hal is TO be one Of the most interesting that
the union has yet given. The special feature VI
the affair will be the first appearance IN orange
Of the knelscl String Quartet Inc prog ""'''0
will include a number OF miscellaneous pieces
The Domestic Training School Association OF
Orange announces loan exhibition on 'ne a''e'
Moons and evenings Of March l6, II and Is A large
number Of rare articles have been rendered the
committee In charge.
Miss Grace Clifford. formerly Of Arngton-ave,
East Orange made her debut as reader in Com
monweah Hall Monday evening she created ai,si
a good impression. She was ASSISTED by Mis'
Marian Hopper. pianist, and Mrs. A. Douslass
Brownie. soprano.
Mrs Charles Hathaway. OF W!nans-st; East
Orange. gave the last of her series Of "at homes
Mrs. Hathaway left on an extended Southern trip
The lecture by Henry T. Krehbiel on Wednesday
afternoon before the Fortnghtly CLUB and Us
friends the success OF the week. 1t was the
annual social afternoon OF the club. and many
guests from OF town present. The orange
Clubhouse crowded with large audience. VINO
listened with appreciation 10 a lecture on wagner
and His Art Work" Mr. Krehbel was assisted on
the piano by Miss Foster whose understanding OF
Wagner IS we'll known. Beginning with tustifca-
ton OF the lyric drama, Mr.. Krehbiel went on 10
show the reasonabcness of the theme or motive
theory, proving his points by explanation OF the
character and truth Of the themes as Miss roster
showing
motives Ike the "Segfred" were developed, ne
gave other illustrations Of combined motives. and
reached the climax of his lecture In an exposition
of the philosophy and mora. purpose Of the Sesried
Funeral March.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First Methodist
ington tea In the church parlors on Wednesday
evening. a musical programme OF unusual merit
was given and the rich costumes OF the young
women made the scene attractive one.
Mrs. Joseph W. Spencer. Mrs William T. Fry
and the Misses Spencer gave pleasant tea at their
home In Evergreen Place. East Orange, on Thursday
afternoon.
The House Committee of the Orange Club gave
last evening the first OF a series OF smoking con-
certs. A fine musical and literary programme was
presented
Miss Carssl Haywood and Miss Jessie Haywood,
! OF Prospect-st East Orange. gave enjoyable
leap-year dance at their home on Monday evening.
van der Kieft. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
van der Kieft, OF Orange to Allen Church. Of
South Orange
An Their engagement Of interest IL that OF Miss
Grace Batnoow. OF East Orange TO Francis J.
Bayles OF Orange.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lillian NJ.
Smith, Of Orange. to j. r. Smith. Of Piston Penn.