New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
IN THE ORANGES.
LARGE AUDIENCES AT MISS LUCY u
KELLOGG'S LECTURES.
MEDALS PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERS OF CAT
LING GUN COMPANY A-NuMERoUs

MEDALS PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERS or UNI
LING GUN COMPANY A-NuMERous
SOCIAL GATHERINGS.
The most notable social affairs of the week have
been the two talks given by Miss Lucy c. keilog2'
one at tho house Of Mrs. Blocker Van Wagencn'
at Montrose on Tuesday afternoon. when MISS he'-
logg spoke on Cairo" and the other ct the no''e
of Mrs. Gardner Colby, In Harrison-s', '."''
Orange. on Thursday afternoon, when the SUBJECT
"A Talk on Paris" Miss kelloggs lectures
were delightful as opening before the listener
glimpscs of domestic life and other details ina, are
not easily to be In Cairo she had specihi ''N'
taton to the marriage Of OF the princesses ana
her details OF the life in the harem ana the pecu'ar
ceremonies there, which are usually seaied DOOM
to all outsiders. especially interesting Large
audiences present at both lectures. one was
for the benefit Of the Girls Club OF orange var
ley and the other for the orange Branch OF the
American McAll Mission.
The armory OF Calling Gun Company A, OF EAST
Orange, In Clinton-st, was nblaZe with hgn' anu
flied with n brilliant audience on wednesday nsh''
on the occasion OF the presentation OF tAe m'rhs
mems medals to the members OF that commaho'
The company occupies in the Oranges position
analogous to that occupied by the Ith Regiment Ill
New-York City, the members being all young men
of social prominence. The company has reached n
higher average for marksmanshp than any o onIn
members having qualified as marksmen wan,o
two qualified sharpshooters on Wednesuay
evening Colonel George p Olcott, Deputy quarter
master General, and Colonel Henry A. Potter "ene
the inspecting officers The command turned o Su.
GERS and an exhibition drill in which great Celery
was shown and finally the . mea as b wfr comp
mented the proficiency displayed by MS co'h-
mand. ,- 49,, ,, founder
of a number OF Doors OF Hope In the large cities
OF the country came TO orangn a nnder the aus
pices of the Womans Christian Temperance union
on her work among the outchsas rnresson vas
large audience present and deep impression was
made. 49,, ora ..rho
AnostJc of Cuba and who was recently released
from a Spanish dungeon. came to East orange or
Baptist Church on the work of the Cuban White
Cross Society OF which he Is the nea hds work
Dr. William H. Cooke. of Munn-ave, East orange ,
delivered the second OF series OF four IectureS on
American history In the Elmwood Presbyterian
Chapel under the auspices OF the Elmwood Ath-
etic Association, Tuesday night. ,..o.
the e vassar Students Ad society was held on Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs bs %ps Truman
j. Backus gave a most interesting talk At the
Ths Baptist Young Peoples Societies OF the Nor
rjs and Essex Association held rally on Monday
evening at tho North Orange Baptist chnrch Alter TIER
newly elected general secretary OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union OF America, made an ad-
PTosssor Hilaire Belize OF OXFORD University;
delivered his lecture on The French key1iu,,o'n
III
Extension course. e..,..,. -,
At the meeting OF the New-England society OF
Orange last night the subject OF Municipal Fran
chises'' was ably discussed by Professor Goodnow'
OF Columbia College. -. 90
The Peoples Bank Of East Orange has mace APP
plication to the State Banking Department, at
Trenton for permission to open a branch ofhce IN
South Orange. There is at present no pank IN
that village and this move will give greatY
needed accommodation TO the residents ana pus'-
~ Tba ', engapement is announced of Miss Helen
seaver, daughter OF Joseph 4. Seayer' OF snyder
st TO f. Paul Staunton. Of Park-ave a.,
Mr. and Mrs J. Walter Wood and Mr.. ana Nrs'
H. c. Hoskier OF South Orange, win tnelr IAN
lilies are at the Hotel Alcazar. In ST Augustine
Fla ,,. Do.h yyoat
Orange has sailed for Europe, and Will be absent
VI, Mr. as and Mrs Andrew j. Dotger OF West Orange,
have gone TO Florida and the South for an ex-
Frederick G. Handel, musical director; and VIII
lam Fessenden Ward, orsanist OF the tirst res .s
bvtarian Church of orange have rendered tne'r
designations to take effect May l. =,
A movement is on foot for the consondalon 1i
tho Girls Club Of orange Valley with the newly
oreanized Orange Valley Social Institute.