New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22

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Informal, and at an early hour yesterday morning tbs
who went Go OUT from we're Mr. and Mrs
George Post r. Mr. and Mrs; Arthur Berry; Louis
sTn pa n sp pss w ESm 1ssfs HSrT @ns9
pen; Iis'sd Bnsy. siss Nnt u1 and ais ThsSapd
to meet az sr name has y Wss e o. on
day afternoon, to hear readings by Mrs Charts
Waldo Richards Of Buffalo, who to sail l, t'r EngsnS
excellent letters Of Introduction from people OF prom
Miss Florence Nv Y. Prescott, daughter Of George B.
Prescott was married to Philip Van Rensselaer, Van
Mysk H. at All souls Church FouTtL,aye' a r'i
Rev: =: G. Bodies ofhelated The bride was give,
away by her father. She wore q handsome gown OF
blossoms. Her tuIie lie, veil was held in place by a
coronet Of orange blossoms: Miss Louise n Pfarrus,
Tnomas Van % S,Se sUs here Of the
was the best man, and the usbers were H. f. Gregory
Of Se reception fSiEs %
berkeley, where the brides parents have an apart
a were o s 'n r na vaD wye q s
last nght II for w. sqHtRern TIP On their return they
A pretty wedding took place In the Millbrcok Pres
byterian Church. Mbrook. n. Y, yesterday after
E. TSss Marie saT1ssusa Of aa Tsn5w s
was married to Henry Dawson, IT,, q this city The
Rev. DR.. Alexander. OF the University Place Presby-
bride was given away by Frederick W. Seward, an old
friend OF the family. she wore a rich white satin
gown the train Of which borne by two little girls,
bride The veil OF point lace the gift Of the brides
aunt Miss Harriet Weed There were no bridesmaids.
Howard Dawson, brother OF the bridegroom, was
the best man, The ushcrs were George II. Sullivan
and Daniel Bayne. The New-York guests went up
special train which left the Grand Central station
shortly after noon, and returned nc 10 O'Clock last
night The reception followed at the country home Of
the brides mother. not far from the church.
The engagement OF Miss Rosetta schoolherr, of No.
80 East sixty fourthst + announced. to George w.
Nathan, Of this city. They will receive the
grauations OF their friends on November DO and 90
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lillard will celebrate their
china wedding at their home. No. 100 West End-ave,
on Tuesday evening. at which they will introduce their
daughter Miss julia Mildred
Mrs. Van Brunt. OF No. 81 West Thrtieth-st, will
give n reseda tea next Saturday afternoon.
The smith College Gee Club, which has never been been
during the THANKSGIVING recess both 70 be held ~ the
Mendelssohn Assembly Rooms, No. 108 West Fifty
ffth-st. Tickets for the concerts, sale at Bren
anos are for the evening concert. Friday. November
81 81 for the morning concert saturday, November
20, at IL O'Clock, so cents. The entertainments
are In aid Of the new gymnasium building and are In
Alumnae. Following are the patronesses: Mrs; d.
Willis James, Mrs. Howard c. Dickinson, Mrs. John
MEG. Woodbury., Miss E. ID. Bningcr. Mrs, John J;
W. Crittenden Adams and Mrs Daniel Talmage.
Mrs. james J. Phean, wife OF Dock Commissioner
her two boys last evening, at O'Clock. at her home
No. 26 West Eighty thrdst. The parlOrs were pref
lily decorated with chrysanthemums. roses, ferns and
Among other engagements Just announced Is that Of
y. Macrae Robinson, OF this city, son Of William G.
Robinson. T. S. NJ A. and grandson OF the late Colonel
Miss Elitha Parish Ludam, youngest daughter Of the
late Edward Indian, of Brooklyn.