New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12
AMONG THE ORANGES
ANOTHER EXCURSION GIVEN FOR THE
SICK POOR
foorbALL GAMES SCHEDULED FOR ORANGE OVAL
THE MENDELssohN UNION TO


BEGIN PRACTICE
'r"'h"i'hs Rand gave a free complimentary con-
cert on the Military Common on Wednesday even
ing IN recognition Of the support that had been
given through the summer
me orange Athletic Club baseball nine l. ar
l"'s'"e series OF games through the Southern
o'"'eS' 10 ne given Tor two or possibly three weeks
i'"Vdia'e'y aitor the close of the regular season
." Oe'oOer l. The management will be under Roy
a ihcmas. the centre fielder and captain NJ the
team ana George stephens. the pitcher The tin-
eraTy VIII include games at Washington Richmond
PETERSBURG. Charlotte, y. c.; Chapel Hill and the
NASHVILLE exposition where it Is probable that a
number Of games will he scheduled
Inc second OF the free excursions for the sick
poor. under the auspices of the Guild Of ST Barna
ras lor Nurses. was held on Wednesday, a large
barge mad been chartered and the tourists took the
Deia"are, Lackawanna and Western Railroad to
hoooken. and the day spent in sailing around
IN Lower New-York Bay About five hundred per-
sons were on the trip
The syndicate that Is managing the Orange Ath-
lcic Cub ball nine has arranged to have football
team in the field this fall The games scheduled so
far are the following: October .. Montclair Ath-
etc Club; October 9. Knickerbocker Athletic Club.
OF New-York; October %. Columbia College; Octo-
per 80 Buffalo Athletic Club: November . Eliza
Ieth Athletic Club; November c. Boston Athletic
Associations: November 10. Chicago Athletic Club.
Miss Chambers. of St. Paul. Mimi. has been en-
gagged by the Board of Governors Of the Orange
Memorial Hospital superintendent and will sue
ceed Miss Anna Hintze who resigned some time
tober I.
Johannes Werschinger the conductor Of the Or
ahge Mendelssohn Union, who has been spending
the summer in Germany. writes that he will reach
nome on or about September l5 when he will i'm
nediately take up his work for the season.
Edward j. Vessels of Lawn Ridge Road, has
arrived nome from n three months tour of Europe
and joined his family at Belmar, where they will
remain till the close of the sesshOre son.
Mrs. Arthur King and family. of Park-ave. East
orange, have returned home from Madison Conn
The Rev. DR.. James T. Dickinson. pastor of the
North Orange Baptist Church. returned home last
week from his summer outing at Fairport. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Palmer and daughter and
Miss Bessie Pettinger Of East Orange, have re-
turned home from their European trip.
East Orange Division No. lA Sons of Temper
ance. held its second annual picnic at Dixon's
Grove. on the Passaic. last Monday There
large turnout. and the day passed off pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lleweyn IL. johnson and family
have returned to Orange from Bridgeport. Conn
where they have been residing for the last year
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto f.. 1ohrke and family. OF Pros
pect-st, East Orange are finishing the season at
Shelter Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graves and family. of Scot
land Road are at Long Branch. where they Will
remain until the close of the season.