New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
IN THE ORANGES.
ANS FOR THE OPENING OF THE
COACHING SEASON.
VETERANS PREPARING FOR GRAND REUNION
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE YALE ALUMNI AS
sooAT1oN-INrEREsTINa MEETING OF

INTERESTING MEETING OF
SEVERAL woMENs CLUBS
Inc coaching OF the Orange Riding and
Irving Club will soon open and Charles H Will
SON the superintendent OF the club is at work ar
ia"sihs schedule of weekly and semi-weekly trips
vi 'ne Falcon, the club coach to the Hotel Beech
WOOD at Summit and other points of interest near
'he oranges Last season these coaching trips
were FEATURES OF Orange social life. and It Is
thought that still greater interest will be shown
this season.
Inc members OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
IN the Oranges are arranging for a reunion OF the
"a Sew-Jersey Infantry TO be held in Orange on
thursday, May e. The Committee of Arrange
ments consists of Captain Ambrose NJ Matthews.
theodore W. Allston. John ]. Fell, Gustav Pene.
William McChesley and George c. Chandler.
The Sales and Entertainment Committee OF the
orange Memorial Hospital announces song re-
cital in Berkeley Hall, East Orange. Saturday
evening, March o. in aid OF the funds OF the hos
pital There are TO be songs. Rotations and tab
leaus, In which the young society people OF the
Oranges will take part.
The thirteenth annual dinner OF the Essex County
Yale Alumni Association took place on Friday
night, in Upper Music Hall, when about fifty OF the
sons of Old Ell sat down to fine spread. Profess
sor Andrew W. Phillips Of Yale. present and
spoke for the university. and Colonel Morris G.
Osborn responded for the alumni. There were rep
resentatives present from Harvard ard Princeton,
and the programme varied with songs by the
Yale Glee Club.
Lieutenant Melvin S. Rowell OF the 10th United
States Cavalry. was the guest of Calling Gun Com
pany a, OF East Orange. Friday night, when hs
delivered lecture before the company and its
friends on Military Law and the Placing of Armies
In the Field" At the close OF the lecture a chahng-
dish supper was served in the quartermaster s
room.
The Friendly Sons Of Patrick held their
nual dinner in the Essex County Country Club on
Wednesday night. There were about seventy FIVE
guests present. The rooms were decorated with
me Irish colors and some good after-dinner speak
ing enliyenei the affair -s,..
W. Sterling and Miss Eleanor A. Sterling. Of East
Park-st., East Orange, are spending number OF
weeks e at the Lakewood Hotel, at Lakewood
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Nikambe, native mission
aries OF India. who have been spending some time
with DR.. Alice B. Condct, at her home in Cleve-
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Franklin, OF Prospect
St. East Orange. have gone on an extended trip to
The oval Whist Club of East Orange. held a
pleasant meeting on Thursday night at the home Oh
were contenued for.
The Charlotte Emerson Brown Club held ITS meet
ing on Monday afternoon. at the home OF Mrs. d.
A Beck, in Walnut-st. East Orange.
Cranberry. and one or The Sun. Its txtravagance
ham: two solos The Devoted Apple" and Love
Grant paper on PHYSICIANS and Medicines mes, in
stor. was read by Miss Frances Eggleston. and the
afternoon closed with a discussion OF current
The regular meeting Of the Fo-.nghty Club was
held Wednesday afternoon at the East Orange
School, in Harrison-st. Astronomy was the general
follows: Women Astronomers, by Miss Adele
Russell; The Lick Observatory" by Miss Mary
Eliza Baird. a general discussion followed the
reading OF the papers