New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
IN THE ORANGES.
THE ORANGE MENDELsSOHN UNIONS
LAST CONCEPT.
INTERESTING MEETING OF TIE woMAN's CLUB
MRS. RYAN's MusICAI--MARRiAGE OF MISS
sCCLL AND Mr. YEAGER-THE ORANGE
nnru1 1xc, CLIPS RECEPTION

BOWLING CLUBS RECEPTION.
The society affair OF the week the concert
given by the Orange Mendessohn Union to c.ose us
fifteenth season, in Music Hall. ON Monday even
ing. The concert like all others OF the union. was
private one, tickets being sold, and the demand
for admission was unprecedented. The house was
flied 10 the doors by of the most brilliant
society audiences that gathered there. Inc
programme consisted Of the first two parts OF
Haydn's Creation" and the whole OF Mozarts Re
Quiem." The chorus Of nearly one hundred voices
massed the stage. and a picked orchestra
taken largely from the New-York philharmonic Or-
chestra, rendered the accompaniment under the
baton OF Arthur Mees, the conductor OF the union
Miss Charlotte Walker took the soprano part at the
last moment on account Of the sudden Illness OF
Miss Charlotte Maconda, who had been engaged 10
sing the part, and she acquitted herself excelenty
The other solosts were Miss Ele Joselyn contralto
]. II. Mckinley, tenor and J. Armour Galloway,
basso The programme went off with a snap and
verve that was remarkable.
Mrs A. II. Ryan, of No. 81 Prospect-st East Or
ange, gave a delightful musical Wednesday after
noon, at which about hundred and twenty-five
guests present 1t interesting the
professional debut of Miss Narclssa Barton OF
New-York, who is well known In the Oranges,
but who has recently taken to the profession
al stage. She created deep impression. and VIII
soon be heard In New-York. The other artists who
TOOK part were MackenZle GOrdOn, the tenor, MISS
Lillian V. Parslow, the violinis and Mrs. A. Lewis
Seymour. pianist.
An enjoyable musical was given on Saturday
ing the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher
Etheringtor. OF No 81 Munn-ave., East Orange,
when about one hundred guests gathered. Francis
Fischer Powers sang. Mrs: Julie A: Wyman also
played number OF fine piano selections.
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum Of Orange
Valley gave its tenth annual social dance in Tenn
Monday
number of the members ana their friends were
present. The affair was a genuine success.
The reception that given in the German Eng
anse @ Bowling Club was noteworthy affair over
ayers sS @T.r We're r B. cohrs F ". Guiwitz and F. C.
Miller. The Floor committe;s consisted Of 4. f.
Young Albert Weber Edward Schelcher. John
Hoerth and James Clarkson.
The Woman's Club of Orange has Issued invita-
tions for the anniversary meeting on May l3. for
which pleasant programme has been arranged
talent Will app.ar and this VIII be followed by a
social hour. The committee has arranged most
interesting programme.
The engagement is announced Of Miss May Fay,
Of liarrison-st. East Orange. to James 1ngraham,
Of London. England.
The smoking concer; that given by the Or
ange Camera Club I'm IT. rooms on Wednesday
evening was the most successful affair that the
club has yet given There T we're % !S sSme exeeent tx I
York: character selections and mpersona tlons were
New-York. dId some astounding feats of leger
deman
Mrs Peinberton Leggett. Of No 81 Burnett-st..
East orange, gave pleasant tea at her home on
Wednesday afternoon About two hundred guests
called. Mrs. Leggett was ass lsted In receiving by
Mrs Edward White Burr and the Misses Caring
ton
The womans Cnb Of Orange held an interesting
meeting wednesday afternoon under the charge
OF the Current Topics Committee, Of which Mrs r.
l.. bradshaw and Mrs. \. O. Field were in charge.
Mrs. Joseph Mckee gave interesting talk on the
condition OF the tenement houses in New-York and
accoun; % the Woman's Home Improvement
Society In that city. and Mrs. Charles II. Mann
ans Life n Europe" The programme
tcreslingy varcd by songs Of Miss Ida Austin. who
WAS accompanied On the piano by Miss Julia Lud-
low
last evening there of night social" at
which Emil Gloss. the lmperronator and humorst.
amused a large audience.
\ quiet wedding took place in East Orange on
Wednesday evening. when Miss Melissa Scull was
married 10 Louis YcageT. Of PrOspect-st. The Rev.
Dr. George $ DIshep. Of the First Reformed
loved and .l;er Mr. and Mrs feager left on their
wedding trlU.
\ nne organ reciial took place in the Trinity
evening given by W. H. Humiston. the new organist
OF the church. The programme was pleasantly
variel by vocal solos by Ellison Van Hoose.
The Orange Mountain Medical Society was enter
tained Friday evening by Dr. Robert !. Francis
OF Nrontclalr medical discussion followed by
a fine collation.. About atty physicians were pres
oni
William r. Palmer. was married TO DIN Sylvanus
south i' Orange Methoilst Episc5gai Church on
friends and relatives The ceremony performed |
by the brides brother who was assisted by the |
Rev ". C. O'porneli. OF Plainfeld Messrs. Twist. |
palmer and O'Donncll were college mates at SYRIA
cnsc University. Mr.. and Mrs. Twist will make |
their home IN buffalo