New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
IN THE ORANGES.
HISTORICAL TABLEAUs FOR THE BENE-
FIT OF THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
THIRD SUBSCRIPTION DANCE GREAT SUCCESS
MEETING OF THE woMAN's CLUB OF ORANGE

THIRD SUBSCRIPTION DANCE A GREAT SUCCESS
MEETING OF THE woMAN's CLUB OF ORANGE
INTERFERING SOCIAL CHAT.
The social affair OF the week was the production
of Scenes and Songs from History" by the Young
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the orange Memorial Hospital,
and in aid OF the funds OF that institution. Inc
affair took place In Music Hall on Thursday even
ing, and the house crowded with n brilliant
gathering OF the fashionable people OF the Oranges.
The plan of the entertainment was the illustration
of the history of New-Jersey from the time OF the
purchase OF the land from the Indians down TO
the Inauguration of President Washington. II con-
sisted of a series of tableaus, In which eighty or
the best-known OF the young people of the oranges
took part. The tableaus were as follows: Pur-
chase of New-Jersey." Early Manhattan" (D
Dutch Occupation" 90 British Occupation
New Jersey Tea Party" Capture OF General
Charles Lee" washington Crossing the Della
ware" Might March TO Trenton, washington
and Lafayette" Battle of Princeton washing
ton in Orange" Tavern Scene at Morristown,
molly Pitcher at the Battle OF Monmouth ball
at Union in Honor OF Lafayette" American Army
at Valley Forge" "Washngton's Triumphal Entry
Into Trenton" Defenders of To-day" and Union"
Incidental to the tableaIs number OF patriotic
songs sung By chorus of sixteen voices.
The house was crowded and the performance passed
off without hitch. The young women who man.
Dickinson Sweetser Miss Louie Sutherland. Miss
Mary r. Scudder Miss Jessie Villas Miss Katharine
j. Bayles, Miss Bertha Gerhard. Miss Hattie TIL
ney, Miss Agnes Zimmerman Miss Mary Robinson,
Miss Katherine S. Henry, Mrs. George Washington
Morris and Miss Mary Smieton.
The third OF the series of subscription dances In
Berkeley Hall. East Orange, took place on Thurs
day evening under the patronage Of Mrs Charles
Belts Mrs. Robert Dun Douglass. Mrs. William b.
Dillon Mrs. David De Bevoise, Mrs. Alfred Is.
Farm swoyth, Mrs Louis G.. Gillespie, Mrs. Robert
W. Hawkesworth Mrs. Henry G. T. Martin Mrs
Abraham II. Ryan, Mrs. Franklin Webster and
Mrs Frederick Worth. Among those present were
Miss Belle Ward Miss Grace Ludlow, Miss Nellie
Roberts Miss Estelle Robertson. Miss Mabel Rob-
crtson. Miss Agnes Kathenhorn, Miss Ethel JEFF
freys. Miss Florence Davis, Miss Irene BALDWIN.
Earns worth j. Warren Afford, Milton Ruggles.
Charles b; ,Bostwck, W. W. Paen' FREDERICK
4 dinner was given on Wednesday evening at the
Lakeside Hotel by Edward Cheatham for the MAY tt
invited guests. In addition the members Of the
Council the invited guests were Chlet Engineer
James W. Hodgkins9n. Thomas F. Brennan Judfe
Charles W. Wilson and Thomas w, ": Ingling; ~
The meeting. of the Woman's Club OF orange on
Wednesday afternoon was in charge OF the CON-
mlttee on Art, and Miss Antonio Dickson read the
first paper, on The Ideal in Art" Other papers
were presented by Miss Gertrude Cleveland, Miss
Sara Ann Dunn and Mrs; Stewari Hartshorn n ne
programme was pleasantly varied by songs by MISS
The Stevens College Glee. Banjo and Mandolin
clubs gave a pleasant concert In Berkeley Hall on
Monday evening, which largely attended
The innomnata club of East Orange Is arrang-
ing TO give the Operetta PrisCilla; or, the Pilgrim
PROXY" in Commonwealth Hall. East Orange. in
Easter week with full orchestral accompaniment
George H. Brewer IS in charge OF the musical part
of the production and J. Leonard Merrill jr. Will
have charge of the stage.
The enlargement IS announced Of Miss Alice Irene
Fairle of East Orange TO Robert j. Range. OF
West orange. The wedding will take place early In
the spring. " -
The performance of "Rose mary by John Drew
and Miss Maude Adams for the benent OF the
Record Ambulance Fund in Music Hall last even
ing was a complete success. Every seat in the
house was sold long before the rise Of the cur
tain and the audience was a brilliant and fash
ionable ,,,.
orange Chapter Daughters OF the Revolution
held a meeting in Berkeley Hall on Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. George w. Hodges Of South Orange
was elected vice-regent vice Mrs. Livingston Md
dleditch. resigned, and Mrs. Tallmage Foster was
elected recording secretary.