New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28
IN THE ORANGES.
AN INTERESTING SESSION OF THE
WOMAN'S CLUB.
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS SEAMAN AND MR. FELL.
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE GIVEN AT THE
rSSrx cOr-NTy COUNTRY CII-B

THE MARRIAGE OF MISS SEAMAN AND MR. FELL
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE GIVEN AT THE
ESSEX COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.
A notable wedding took place in the Church OF
Our Lady OF the Valley "Wednesday afternoon
when Miss Hannah l.. Seaman, daughter OF Mrs
George Seaman of No. y Nassau-st.. Orange
Valley was married 10 Laurence T. Fell, Jr, son
OF Laurence T. Fell ex-Mayor OF Orange. The
ceremony performed by the pastor OF the
church. the Rev. William NJ. p Callan, IN the
presence of a large number OF the friends OF the
young couple. The ceremony was simple one
there being no ushers The bride wore becoming
travelling dress and carried a bouquet or lilies Oh
the valley. The bridesmaid was Miss Bessie Nc
Cormack Of ew-Brunswck. a cousin of the bride
She street gown and carried punch Oh
daffodlls. The best man was Frank D. FELL
brother OF the bridegroom Immediately after inc
ceremony the wedding breakfast was served. ana
later Mr. and Mrs Fell started on their wedding
trip to the South On their return they will reside
in Orange
Miss Florence Bingham, daughter OF MI ana
Mrs David Bingham. OF No. 50 Walnut-st., East
Orange. married on Thursday evening al ner
home Arthur Jerome Clapp. Owing to the re-
cent death OF the bridegrooms father. the wedding
was a quiet one, none but relatives and intimate
friends being invited. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev John Fulton Patterson. pastor
OF the Central Presbyterian Church the brides
maid Miss Julia Bingham. sister Oh the
bride and the best was Carleton Montgom-
cry OF NewYork.
The second in the series of lectures given by the
New England Society. OF Orange. was held IN
Music Hall on Friday evening. when Professor a.
V williams Jackson OF Columbia University. lect-
ured on THE Neda. or midas Most Ancient
Poetry" The hall was well filed and large
number OF lantern slides were shown illustrating
Indian sculpture and architecture.
ID
Sonnefed OF Rhode Island-ave.. East Orange, was
married on Monday night to Clarence A. Price o.
South Orange. The ceremony took place at the
home OF the bride and was solemnized by the Kew.
DR. Anthony Schuyler. rector Of Grace Church'
Miss Irene Werner OF Orange. cousin OF the
bride was the bridesmaid and the best man was
Herman Sonnefed a brother Of the bride. the
bride wore white corded satin, trimmed with point
lace and carried white roses After short "ed-
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Price will live IN oouth
Orange. o.-,,..-- c-,.o po,to and Mandolin
clubs gave a concert in Commonwealth Hall East
o 49, F Of he f Ess orange High
Paronesses Of the W GEAR yf rs John @ Head
Mrs John l. Seward, Mrs. william Barr. Mrs Yrs
Frank O. Barstow, Mrs Charles Ha6na"MNy az T "a
Ward stsnbach. Mrs James NJ LUDLOW. Mrs
William j. Hiss Mr. clifford TnO%son S M5s E II
Colgate and Mrs. samuel 5. Walters rnu-s,.v
in the social rooms Of the Orange Valley
CONVERSATIONAL Church under the AUSPICES or tne
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endedn,ol
The programme included soprano SOLO ~ MIS-
George W. Jones' Rotations by MISS Eud,n snds
piano selections by Miss Thatcher, barytone sV,os
by Charles II. Corwin and vocal duet oy MI
and Mrs George w. Jones 49,. , :, .bo
one OF the series Of subscription dances IN tHe
Essex County Country Club was given on Wednss-
day night when about 80 guests were pre,,t,nC
The dance given under the patronage OF oi mr.
William Barr Mrs Frank q. Barstow Mrs OiVeI
5 Carter Mrs Henry Graves MISS l.lle rae
Ely Mrs. Charles Hathaway. Mrs, GyrI Us 10
trel Mrs. James G. Marshall and Mrs Charles A
Sterling. -, 80 tr.aras,i,o
The Woman's Club OF orange held an interesting
meeting on Wednesday afternoon IN Union mai
Before the programme was taken up w Go e,GD
passed a resolution offered by DR.. sara 9 opotts-
woode recommending that the aroitrat2h U ,oni
with Great Britain should be passed Inc tOPI1
Of the afternoon was Forestry and Pubic Parks
Papers were read follows: The value OF F or
esfs bv Mrs + W. Van Wagenen, a Fied lol
our Forests" by Mrs c. n cordley Parks ana
botanical Gardens" by Mrs. Jacob MerSereau,
preservation of the Palisades" py Mrs, K9oeft
Ward; Tree Planting. by Mrs Gnares p ea1
The exercises relieved with voca Se'e HiSs
bv a chorus under the charge OF Mrs. h. v AlolId'
and Mrs. Alexander King.