New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
IN THE ORANGES.
q BRILLIANT DANCE AT THE ESSEN
COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.
THE WoMAN.s CLUB HOLDS AN INTERESTING
MEETING-AMATEUR MINSTREL PERfohM-
ANCE BY TIE CATHOLIC
LITERARY UNION.

ANcE by TIE CATHOLIC
LITERARY UNION.
The most important affair of the week was the
dance given I'm the Essex County Country club on
Wednesday night under the patronage Of Mrs Will
lam Barr Mrs. Frank Q. Barstow. Mrs. Oliver 5.
| Carter. Mrs. Henry Graves. Mrs Charles Iiatha-
way Mrs. Cyrus +. Loutrel. Mrs. James G. Mar
shall Mrs. Charles A. Sterling and Miss Lille
Page Ely. Among the guests were Miss Daisy Belle
Graves. Miss Josie Franklin. Miss Lillian Day, Mics
Julia Brcdt. Miss Georgiana Bramhall. Miss Fran
ces Campbell, Miss Eleanor Clark, Miss May MIN
OFT, Miss Edith Ludlow. Miss Mary keck, Mss Mss
Edna Smith the Misses Stevenson. Miss Annie
kynGds Mis- Phqsg or ReynSG Mss l Eaih
Miss Via Hattie nsy Mis- INA A. T M.n c Miss w lies
gero mi Miss ' Estdlie Ward lH 81 s. Webb Brew
ster Wiley, George f.. Tennille, John $. Tiney, jr.
Mam 3nm6y Mortimer E ssDbo sm,b
benjamin r. Kissam. Clarence NJ. Learned, Will
HAIRY BarGIc I~ william G Dodd GRAHAM Doug
lass and YorEc Allen.
East Orange. on Monday night by $; Brewster
Wiley, under The patronage Of Mrs: William Barr,
Mrs. Frank q. Barsjow Of Prospect-st.., East
Orange. gave brilliant dance at the Essex County
the younger society set were present There were
about ono hundred and scventy-nve guests present.
The Young Mems Catholic Literary Union gave
an amateur minstrel entertainment in Columbia
! Hall Theatre Monday afternoon and evening
that was largely Gatronized
Gramme al its meeting Wednesday afternoon.
The Department of Education was in charge under
opened with violin solos by Miss Ruth Small. and
then Mrs. Emma q, Mccoy read paper on The
@ eoo and tbNn ,b ddro@ Of b
noon was given by Miss Bangs. OF Now-lork who
and Teachers Of New-York city. She gave some
interesting statistics and information Two papers
The Illitcracy of the American Youth" and the
other by Mrs. Julia G. Wells. on The Written FIX
an informal discussion Of the topics Of the day.
The orange Camera Club at its meeting on Tues
Slide Intercha 1gc some excellent slides from tho
California Camera Club of San Francisco and the
Camera Club of Sacramento Cal.
Professor RICHARD r Lodge OF the Teachers, Col.
lee Of sc6sS 6 If the East
teachers of East Orange on Modern Methods in
TEACHING TS Geography, -. 49,. oxo. ,o,, ,
meeting on Wednesday evening in Berkeley Hall
at which an interesting address was made by the
Rev. DR.. Charles Cuthbert Hall. president-elect Of
Union Theological Seminary.
given in Bcrkeeg ahfre Esst for tho
younger society set: under the patronage Of Mrs.
b: Morris.
- The closing Of the series of subscrpton dances
fsy Ss OK M
Bets, Mrs Robert Dun Douglass, Mrs. william 7.
ITarnswOrth. Mrs Louis c. Gillespie, Mrs. Robert
W Hhawkesworth. Mrs; Henry G.. T. Martin. Mrs
Mrs. Frederick Worth
The Orange Musical Art Society gave It's second
private concert in Commonwealth Hail. East
Orange. on Friday evening with great ecla,. There
was a chorus Of sixty voices under admirable
training by Arthur ID. Woodruff, excellent
numbers by the University Glce club OF New-York.
violin solos by Miss Lillian V. Parsow. harp solos
by Mile Edyth le Gierse and horn duets by w.
Ringer and J. Weber.
4 six-scene play was given by number OF young
folks at the home Of George Richards. No. lSS
Park-ave. on Wednesday afternoon, entitled
Beauty and the Beast" The parts in the play
were clevcry taken by Miss Ruth Head Miss
Marjorie Richards Miss Lillian Closson. Miss EIar-
riet Richards, Miss Fannie Holmes and Daniel
Head.
The Charlotte Emerson Brown Club held meet
Ing on Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. s.
II. Cranberry. I'm SusseX-ave. The Committee
| Education and Political Economy vas in charge
Mrs. Livingston Mi1dlcditch read paper on
Mining" Miss T.. VI. Dreager. OF New-York
played number Of piano solos Mrs. Ainslie read
paper on "Womans Clubs" Miss Baldwin played
some piano solos and Mrs. Randolph Rodma read
l a tho Life and Character of Mrs. Char
lotte Emerson Brown" The afternoon closed with
a general discussion of current topics.