New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.
The marriage of Miss Bessie J. Clarke and Henry
Drouet well known in the Oranges and in Boston,
took place at the home of the brides parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Henry F. Clarke, in Highland-ave''
Orange n j. at high noon Tuesday. The drawing
room was beautifully decorated with flowers and
smilax and the bride Was b 6ridcs mSther only
the immediate families OF the couple ATTENDED I5e
ed Southern trip and upon their return in the fan
will reside in the Oranges
The De Lavala Chapter OF the Daughters Of the
Republic of Texas will celebrate the anniversary
OF the victory Of San Jacinto at San Antonio Tex
next week. The celebration will last all the week
and will include a bazaar. street carnival with
a parade and battle of flowers and state
patriotic ball. The De Lavaa Chapter has started
campaign to save the missions or lexaS' ano s se
TO purchase the Alamo Mission. which is row
has already been obliged to contract for the pur
chase OF the property in order to save II from 1e
Miss Driscon. for the loan which enabled 1t TO
do
The thirty-ninth anniversary of the Ladies Help
ing Hand Association will be held on Friday AFTER
noon. April Is, at p m, in its rooms. NO $40
West Fifty fourth-st. This is non-sectarian So
ciety that for years has been doing a good work
among the poor on the West Side in a quiet way.
us lime Ss1ins them in clothing and groceries
for the time they employed. 1t is supported en-
tirely by voluntary gifts. Ten dollars VIII give
q woman work once week the entire season.
Miss Ellen Bowick the English elocutionist. VIII
give recital in De Witt Memorial Church. NO ZSo
Rivngton-st, this evening at O'Clock
The concert. euchre and rec stion OF the Cathohc
Summer School be held at the Waldorf-Astorla
tomorrow evening promises to be the biggest
Catholic social event OF this season. There was a
meating OF the committees having the affair In
charge at which the president Of the Summer
School the Rev DR.. D. J. Mcmahon. spoke. He
said among other things. that there are many calls
upon Catholics for charity, but the work Of this
school is one OF charity high plane for 1t Is
bringing Catholics together socially and tntenectu-
ally The Right Rev. MonsRgnOr Lavee. eX-Presi-
of this school, said that CHARACTERISTIC OF the
J ing was larger than the one that went before The
will excel in numbers the one OF last season, IN
which nearly twenty-five hundred people were gain
cred at the Waldorf-AstTia: There will be one
hundred and fifty valuable prizes 10 De ~aruTu 10
those most successful at progressive euchIe among
Summer School on Lake Champaign; with an eX-
gsnses paid a. mans Eol4 from Henry
W. Savage. woman's gold watch from the , iSev
p Silo: a chateaine watch. from Denis Spellissy
and three prizes from Sister Mary AieTens' Ini i
by the Sisters Of St Gabr!els at Saraaac lake
MIR and Mrs James P Sullivan sent GHn6sr OF
cut glass and miscellaneous prizes.
The initial performance OF The Lttle'Jade JOSS
an operetta written and composed by Rdbcrt Emmett
McAlarney and Henry Stanley Haskins. was given
last night in Music Hall. Orange. y. J.. by cast
composed OF young and women prominent
socially in the Oranges and vicinity. Theproduct!on
was witnessed by n brilliant audience The operetta
is being produced for the benefit ~ the Orange
Memorial Hospital and the Orange orphan Home.
and II will be repeated tonight and tomorrow
night.
The young people who giving It organized
themselves into n society known The Mummers
last December. and they have been rvhearsing ever
since Mr. McAlarnoy IS the author OF the librctto.
while Henry Stanley Haskns composed the music.
Both are residents OF the Oranges. The house has
been practically sold for every night. and the
success OF the production IS assured.
The s follows: Blesslngson Breeze, United
States Consul TO Shens China. Alfred :. Hearn
Sing Sing, Viceroy OF Shensi. DE. Elliott W. John
son: Zoroaster Deering. secretary Breeze. Lewis
| c. Henry: Captain Richard Bangs. United States
| Army. Paul Pentry: Reginald BeaucIerc. the Brit
| fish Consul Samuel H Davis. Colonel Henry Pic
| Cirabovitch. Of the Tsars Secret Service Stephen
| S. Johnson Lieutenant Teisuke Ito the japanese
| military attache. Edward s Henry; Lieutenant
Commander Marmaduke Shelton. L. S y. Percy
IL Hall; lieutenant Phil Morris L. 8. A. ;. Fisher
Miller; Sergeant Terence Murphy. Charles ). Dodd.
Corporal Smith. Fred o LUDLOW; Coole: Claire
Jones: Marjorie Mildmay, medical missionary at
| Shens Miss Florence Rother: Yo-Sing. step-niece
| OF the Viceroy. Miss Ionia Dement, Geraldine Rem
ington, typewriter to Breeze. Miss TtaCy JOrale-
| mon Dorothy Miss Louise Mott Ring; Natica,
| Miss Catherine Firth; Muriel. Mrs. Stewart r.
Campbell
West Point cadets Legation girls Glass Day guests.