New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
IN THE ORANGES.
SECOND PRIVATE CONCERT OF THE
MENDELssOHN UNION.
CHARITY EUcHRE PARTIES IN voGuE-AFFAlRs
AMONG TIE woMEXs CLUES.

CHARITY EUCIlRE PARTIES IN VOiuE-AFfA AIRS
AMONG THE woMEX's CLUBS.
The social affair Of the week was the second
private concert Of the Orange Mendelssohn Cnion'
which was given in Music Hall on Monday even
ing. The house crowded TO the doors Inc
programme was a miscellaneous one, made up OF
lighter works than the Union usually gives Inc
choruses were "a capea." with the exception OF
the Spinning Song from Wdgners Frying
Dutchman," which was accompanied on the piano
by Frank L. Seay The chorus showed re-
markabe improvement over last year IN the a.
tacks color and shading This is the first year
that the chorus has been under the baton OF
Johannes Werschlngcr The soloists OF the even
ing were Mrs Josephine s. Jacoby. contralto iand
Maurice Kaufman, volinist The latter was re-
ceived with enthusiasm. and made fine impress
sion. For the final concert Of the season. when
will take place late In the spring. Mendeissohn
LAS the Hart Pants will be the chief number
The annual masquerade of the German English
School Association took place in the school hall
on Monday evening. and was most successful
affair. About three hundred members OF the as
ISOLATION and their friends were present. ana the
night was passed in iolliiy to late houri or,,os
that are being given to ray off the debt incurIso
by the improvement Society OF the oranges III tne
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Winfield
Scott No lO7 Beech-st;. East Orange. There was Vas
a large attendance. play Was splrited anu am 'lo
prizes were than usually artistic ana clesam',
pleasant home wedding took place az me n ON.
of MIR and Mrs f.. Il. Reeves, OF Valley way west
Orange. Tuesday evening. when their dausn,eI
Miss Elsie Reeves. was married to AndreW Wsr ne
OF Valley Road. The ceremony was wltnesseu ~ d
large number OF the friends OF the young people,
and pleasant evening was spent NH r,s.
The dance that was given in Berkeley HAN f-aSt
Orange on Wednesday night by the East orange
Field Club was a delightful affair. About one nun
dred guests enjoyed the pleasures OF the dance u "
ST. Margaret's Auxiliary Guild of Christ Church
East Orange held a most successful fair in the
Sundav-school room of the church on wednesday
and Thursday afternoons ana fNenLhS T., 40.
The Ladies' Aid Society of The First I BaPtist
Church. East orange. gave denghtlul PURITAN
supper i'm the church parlors on THURSDAY evtIilns
The young women were costumed In the Go9nlai,
style, and the menu was a strictly Ne"-hhsidnu
Mrs CYRUS Hitchcock. OF No. 300 VILLA INST,
East Orange gave large reception and tea at her
effectively decorated. and large number Oh guests
Mrs Marvin Dodd, Of No. SO North. Clint0n-st
East orange. and her daughters Miss Emma Do. n
Mig Jennie Dodd and Miss Mary Dodd gave tea
atkheir home or Friday afternoon from 10
o'clock at which great many oil ther Irlenu'
The Silver Cross Circle of the Kings Daughters
held charity euchre party In the NGsiGott ~
nasium Building in Hghland-ave.. on Friday after
noon at which about seventy young women were
present. Some pretty and artistic prizes were coi-
The smoking concert that was given last evening
in the Orange Club in Prospect-st, East orange.
was most successful affair. There were eXcelleni
dialect and character sketches. Rotations ana
comic songs .nterspersed with banjo ana mdnIoln
solos There was large turnout Of the members
of the club and their friends
John ~ Lindsey. OF 20 - CleVeland-st" mas Eone
for a four weeks trip 10 Cuba, Nucatan ana Mex
Miss Katharine Farnsworth,. OF South orange
accompanied by Miss Caroline V Cobb OF Alnany,
has Joined party Of their young friends VINO are
spending some weeks at Southern Pines North
The Haydn Orchestra. of Orange; purely anna
eur organization. has ANNOUNCED us next p IIiae
subscription concert for Wednesday evening
March TO-