New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-17
AMONG THE ORANGES.
INTEREST IN THE ENTERTAINMENT IN
AID OF THE DAY NURSERY
TABLEAUs BY ST. PArLs GrILD-oRANGE Me
MORTAL. HOSPITAL. TO HAVE \ BENEFIT.

TABLEArS BY ST. PAILS GrILD-ORANGE MI.
MORTAL HOSPITAL TO HAVE BENEFIT
The society affair that the residents OF the
Oranges are licking forward to with interest Is the
Vaudeville ard winter-gardcn performance. to he
given in aid OF the Day Nursery. on TUESDAY after
noon and evening with continuous performance
from 3 to 1890 - III. 4 supper is TO be served by
large number OF the pretty young society girls OF
the Oranges The programme IL 10 include some
attractive features. Among these are George ~
Phillips in q great skating dance childrens play.
in which about twenty young girls will take part
a minue arranged by Miss NJ. Josephine Taylor
In which sixteen children will appear In old-ume
fashona bic costumes: Frank Williams. in his fancy
trick bicycle act. the "Sunbonnct DILL. when
created such a Juror in the Carnival Of Authors
weeks ago: John Bright Lord the boy So
prano Of Grace Church. Ncw-York choir. in several
solos John I.cnord Merrill. ir.. the author OF lhe
Island of Jalabaloo." in clever original lecture
filed with local hits and personalities some clever
tumbling by the team OF the orange Athletic Clup'
Franklin Hart in Family Secrets, new ski
that he has arranged {. NJ. Denrcal. In clever
original sketch. Mary McFaddens Eccentricites
and Il quartet of Orange young men In some me
selections These but few Of the attractions
that WI, be presented.
A pleasant entertainment was given on Nednes-
day evening IT the house of Mrs 5. W. Whitiemore'
No. Prospecist East orange for ne f eenn,s
the well-known volinist. .
Miss Maud Morgan Fitch. a wcll-known resident
of the Oranges. married on Wednesday ever
ing In the Roseve Presbyterian Church, 10 Ernest
CavOur Shepard. The church was filled with the
friends OF the young couple.
w. II. Humston the organist OF Trinity 'ongre-
gational Church. Of East Orange. gave an evening
organ recital OIL Thursday in the church lie pre-
scented classic Programme.
The announcement il made OF the engagement OF
Miss Bessie Wilmcrton Williams. daughter OF Mr..
and MIS- William Henry Williams. of NO Os ESSEX
ave. and Benjamin Needham Jones. o orange.
Both the yOnng people are well known IN socetN
circles in the Oranges .
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Orange Me-
mortal Hospital announces pleasing entertain
ment f1r the benci: OF the hospital on February
II. II il entitled Songs and Scenes from History,
and large number OF the society young women OF
the Oranges to TAX" part In II.
Marshall Darrach Will give three recitals IN MUSIC
Hall. under the patronage of n number or proinl-
people. The first Will he given tomorrow
evening when Mr. Darrach Will present Twelfth
Night The second one. on January % Will b" "A
miscellaneous programme. and the third. on Febru-
airy l. will be Macbeth" These are given under
the patronage Of Mrs Charles b. Yardley. GeoISe
s Hubert. the Rev. Or. Charles II. Everest the
Rev DR. Fritz W. Baldwin. the Rev. Dir. j. \.
Chambliss. Mrs. George +. Seward. Vernon i.
Davey the Rev. DR.. James VI. Ludlow. the Rev.
William w. Davis and Archdeacon Mann.