New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-03
Staples. Mrs Bridsen. Mrs. Rosencrants and the
Misses Miller
Fidelity Lodge held It's annual election on Tues
day evening
IN THE ORANGES.
SOCIETY PEOPLE KEPT BUSY WITH EN-
JOYABLE FUNCTIONS
HENRY A. PAGES NEW YEARS EVE BALr-rIII
SECOND SUBSCRIPTION DANCE AT THE
ESSEX COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB

A.
SECOND SUBSCRIPTION DANCE AT THE
ESSEX COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.
The principal affair Of the season. from social
point Of view is the New Years Eve ball which
Henry A. Page, president of the Essex County
Country Club has given for many years at walnut
Gate. his home. on the side OF the orange NOUN
tain. at Montrose. The house was decorated from
Mr.. Pages private conservatory. and more than
three hundred guests were present. They were re-
oeived by Mr.. Page and his niece. Miss Lille Pag"
Ely An orchestra was stationed In the hallway
behind screen of palms and howers' ana p'a!e"
throughout the evening. At the stroke OF midnight
the guests sang AUD Lang Syne" The words Oh
the song printed in coors on broad satin ribbons
distributed to the guests az souvenirs Nearly
every of social prominence in the Oranges was
present and there were many guests from Newark
New-York and other places
Al enjoyable affair the second or the series
of subscription dances given I'm the clubhouse OF
the Essex County Country Club On wednesday
evening. The patrQnesses OF the evening were MIS-
William Barr. Mrs. Frank Q. Barstow. Mrs Oliver
S. Carter Mrs. Henry Graves. Miss Lille Page
Ely, Mrs. Charles Hathaway Mrs Cyrus +. Lout-
rel. Mrs. James G. Marshall and Mrs. Charles A.
Sterling
Another delightful dance was that given In
Berkeley Hall Tuesday evening under the pat
ronagc of Mrs. Charles Belts. Mrs. Robert Dun
Douglas. Mrs William b. Dillon. Mrs. David
De Bcvose Mrs. Alfred b. Farnsworth, Mrs. Louis
G. Gillespie. Mrs. Robert w. IIawkesworth. Mrs
Henry G.. r. Martin, Mrs. Abraham II. Ryan. Mrs
Franklin Webster and Mrs Frederick Worth
Among those present were Miss Caro- Gallison. Mis-
Kathie Seward Miss Guema Baker of San Diego
Cal; Miss Anne Belts. Mise Belle Ward MISS
Agnes Katenhorn Miss Grace Stocking. Miss Estelle
Robertson, Miss Mabel Robertson. Miss J ,
Adams. Miss Florence Davis. Miss ilotchkiss MISS
Irene Baldwin. Miss Annie Seward. Miss May
Williams, Miss Annie Robinson Miss Orrle Nina Ina
nfR rnn MiGs
win and Mrs. Edward Cruikshank.
A successful children's party was given IN ihe
under the patronage Of Mrs. Camus G. kidder,
Mrs. Henry y. Mum. Mrs. Charles +. watson.
Mira. Edward p. Slcvin and Mrs. Douglass Robin
son. jr. About sixty young people were present..
The first private concert of the season OF tho
Haydn Orchestra. the purely amateur organization
in the Orangss was given on he condnntor
The house was filed with a fashionable ana APP
precatvc audience. The solost OF the evening was
Mrs. Cornne Moore Lawson -
The NJ. T. g.. n club composed of the young So
ciety people of South Orange, and Of which Mis-;
Georgianna Bramhall. Miss Marion shackford ana
dance in the clubhouse of the South Orange REID
Club on Tuesday evening The pnronesses Were
rick Mrs Frank f. Gellatly and Mrs. William A.
Minott.
Mrs Frank II. Scott. of Reynolds Terrace gave a
social dance in Berkeley Hall on Wednesday even
ing for her sons Donald and Clement Scott. "A
large number of young people were present.
Condict. her daughter gave pleasant tea at their
home in fremont Place on Wednesday afternoon
from to o'clock.
dinner party to her friends on Wednesday.
Alden Freeman of Munn-ave East Orange. en-
TER n ,n on OF 's club ON Frday
The Social Whist Company Of East Orange. had
an ENJOYABLE meeting on Thursday evening az me
home of Mr. and Mrs James johnson. In Holly
wood-aye