New-York tribune., 1891-03-01

seventy eight years old and his wife Is
two years younger They are both IN
good health. The home of the edeFs
couple was handsomely decorated with flowers ana te
table service. the many ornamental articles ana the
eents OF the guests and other friends were oi inc
metal approprate 10 the f,tleth anniversary Of we'd
ding The Rev. Il. G.. Woodbridge made pleasant ao'
dress 10 the guests The invited guests included huA
dreds Of friends Of the couple. and many were lce.
from this and other cities Mrs. Potter the danghcr oi
Mr and Mrs. Alcndorph. assisted In receiving uc
guests Among those invited Judge and Mrs Hall
Judge and Mrs. Clifford Mr. and Mrs Frank MOTIFS MY
and Mrs. T. s. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. X. A. Hevenor'
the Rev and Mrs. Woodbridge. Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Parsha S p. Potter, Nr and Mrs. George BlacA' Ss'
Jason Rogers, Miss Flora Rogers, E b. felO"s' MI
and Mrs. W. Alendorph, Mr.. and Mrs T. W. De'oc'
the Misses DevOe, Captain and MIS-. eanuel oanu'i''
ex Park Commissioner and Mrs. Somers' Oh ErooAS Il
Mr. and Mrs p. Anderson. Dr. and MIS- Johh H.
Comfort Miss Matte f. Randall, Miss Mary ADAMS
Mr. and Mrs II. p DE Graaf, Mr.. and Mrs H. IiIIespc'
Mr.. and Mrs. I. IIarweg Mr. and Mrs Il. Leaycih''
Mr. and Mrs. ]. sypher ex-senator ana MIS- "iihan
Cauldwcll Miss Nette Caldwell, Mt and MIS- H. d.
Kirk, Mr.. and Nrs. J. Griman, Mr. ana MIS- A .
sampson. the Rev. and Mrs Vaudeville ana iamN'
the Rev. and Mis- Wcsterfeld. Mr.. and Mrs Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. j. Leland Wells Mr.. and Mrs. RoDcr'
Dapleld Mr. and Mrs F. ". Roe Of BROOKLYN Mr'
and Mrs. W. Beadeston, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. helchah"
Mrs BathCatc Mr. and Mrs. MCGibbOn, Mr.. ana MIS-
Lauderbach, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowland Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Lane and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles white
The Harlem Tunnel bill has again been introduced
in the Assembly and the advocates OF Harlem River
improvements think that It's adoption Will DO away
with many of the difficulties in the way OF pre-
pairing the river for ship commerce. IoiV
bridge would, they think cause the closing OF 100
many thoroughfares while low bridges interfere WIN
commerce. The recent experiences with railroad
traffic in tunnels do not ond to make the plan OF build
ing On additional tunnel popular but its advocates say
that IL is the only practicable solution OF the GIN
culties in reconclling the necessity OF easy the
the city, without interfering with the needs Oh the
growing commerce Of the lower Harlem inc on o i ny
favor when it was introduced last year; ons sn snr
has many opponents and its passage is oy no "e""'
certain.
The Fordham Clubs annual dinner called together
abou; seventyive members OF the cluD ahu ll' 'od @
smong the speakers were Professor Dundon. }. A.
Gouden, Street Commissioner Helntz D., lnollaS liS
MsTvtn' ryht' R. D. Hamilton and Edwin Bedell. Tn'
Suburban Clubs "stag party was informal ana l9'n
1be ne %eetHe on ON" Thmsday next by exhibitions Of
boxing and fencing & and by HSHIy Emsemon and
schnder have charge of the ARRANGEMENTS The The
members Of the Belmont Tennis Eab at t9eiF Tho aI
meeting witnessed a performance OF C4ihcu9' i"'
Rough Diamond by members OF the ciHO
Washinrtons Birthday was the occasion OF which
many social clubs took advantage Ill scIts ,ondS tto
dates the entertainments prepared foT ter M nn%
The concert of the EutcIpe Choral society at te Le &
Iyceum on Monday evening was an incident ol nOae @
than suburban interest. The Patriotic Ofuer 9onS %
Of America. assisted in the preparation, lor 'ug cT
cert The masquerade balls Of the Harmonic emguns
society of Morrisania and the ATion Lltdcridicl c
Nelrose on SATURDAY evening were well ATTENDED,
successful concert was given at kings6rdgc on Ntt &
nrdav evening arranged by the members oi ,0ur
nrn1 Corns y of Grammar school No. GO. J. VIII
Jams MACY recitcd and the New York MadriGaI Boy
under the direction OF Thomas Mann gave SOLO an anu
chornses The ladies OF the Union Reformed Church
High bridge, arranged a Martha washington Pi Pat,Ji
which gave pleasure to those gathered dt 'o 'i'p'
of the church Oli Tuesday evening.