New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
TWO WEDDINGS OF INTEREST - REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.

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| PRIMARIES
The most interesting social incident Of the week be-
yond the Harlem was the marriage OF Miss Florence
Irene Tmpson and Henry T. Smith at the home OF the
| BRIDES mother No. 1251 Franklin ave The bride was
one of the most popular members OF uptown society,
and the bridegroom is the son OF Judge u H. smith, Vi
Elmra. Governor Hill had expected to be present al
the wedding but at the last moment sent telegram OF
regret at not being able to attend the ceremony The
| Governor was formally a law partner OF the BRIDE
groom's father The Rev. DR.. Virgin, of Pilgrim Con-
gegationa Church. Harlem, was the oiclatng clergy
| man. Miss Sarah NJ Timpson was bridesmaid ana
| W. L. Murray best H. f. Cleveland, ii. D..
Totten. 4. W. Hanford and E. c. Jones were ushers.
The house was decorated with palms and flowers, and
after the ceremony the parlors were used for dancing
The BRIDES dress was of white MORE, and that of tho
| bridesmaid Of crepe de chine with gold trimmings
! The presents varied and handsome Among thoSe
present at the wedding were Mrs s. NJ. I1mpson, the
| brides mother: Thomas w. Tlmpson, Mr. and Mrs
| Edward Timpson, Judge and Mrs. G.. l. Smith, OF
| Elmira Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ. Murray. Ferdinand
p Earle, Mr.. and Mrs Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs J. Alex
ander Stricken, Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard Mr.. and Mrs.
Allendorf Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, DR.. and Mrs. John T.
Comfort, DIR. and Mrs. Waldo, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Riker
| Mr. and Mrs Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Ryer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruddiman, Mrs. f. c. Recor Miss Francis L. IOlbert
Miss Lulu Jones' Miss Bessie Black Miss Madge Thomp
son. General Ferdinand p. Earle, Commander Philip b.
Law Homer Lockwood, Dudley Murray, George C.
sawyer S. NJ. Pope and W. T. Wood
Another home wedding was that Of Miss Kittie
Rivara to r. Brandon Bray Wednesday afternoon at
No. 1858 Willls-ave. The Rev. b. b. Tbbs performed
the ceremony.
The Republican primaries OF the Twentyt third Ward
Twenty fourth Ward and Kingsbridge associations did
not result in many changes among the officers of the
organizations. The executive members of the County
Committee last year, w. H. Ten Eyck for the
Twenty third Ward. J. Thomas Stearns for the Twenty
I Il MD
Thomas j. Rush chosen president of the Twenty
third Ward organization Charles Dunlop Of the Twenty
fourth Ward and George w. Stephens Of the Kngsbrdge
association several OF the officers chosen had not held
similar Offices before, but there was little friction.
The Kinesbrdge Republicans are not entirely united.
but there is no dminuton Of activity. S. w. Richards
is president Of a new Republican club which many
Kingsbrdge voters have Joined. The social and athletic
interests Of the members will be encouraged.
Thieves busy at several places in the Twenty
third and Twenty fourth wards last week. Matthew
Anderson wcll-knOwn real estate dealer, locked his
Office at Thirdave and Onehundred and forty secOndst
on Wednesday evening. aud when he returned found
that burglars had broken open his safe and robbed him
OF money and jewery valued at $500 Among the
houses which have been entered BY thieves recently
those of Mr.. lie Moult at Mt. Hope, Mr.. McDer-
mott at West Farms and several in or near One
hundred aud seventy The thieves in almost
every obtained admttancc by cutting panel OF
glass III WlnuOW ana uH1dStennB tic Catch Inc
burglars succeeded in obtaining articles Of value
but several times were disturbed by the householders
before they had completed their depredatons. The
police have been busy occupied in searching for the
thieves, but without
The ladies' reception at the Schorer Club Tues
day evening was attended by all tue prominent men,
bcrs OF the club and by their wives and daughters
Mr. and Mrs. william G. McCrea Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
j. Heinz Mr. and Mrs. Albert Behnng, Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Ebling, IT,, Dr. and Mrs. William Man,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott b. shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Decker, Mr.. and MIS-. Robert Vollbracht, Mr. and Mrs
John Riegelman, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Beermann. Mr.
and Mrs. John H0fmann William Ebng and the
Misses Ebing Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Decker. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. KOmdorfcr, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolf
Mr. Mrs Peter KoelbIe were among those
vino were present. The fremont Club members
listened to phonosnohlc music at n recent social meet
lug, the musical selections ranging between soprano
solo and the playing Of a military band.
The annual meeting u the Congregational Church OF
North New-l ork on Friday evening had some novel
features supper was served and instead of after
dinner speeches the reports Of the officers and
mlttees were delivered by various members Of tho
society," the Rev Mr. McElveen sitting at the head Of
the table and calling the officers TO answer when
the name Of each department called, toasts
would be at public dinner.
The ladies' OF HE Congregational Church OF Bedford
Park had q cottage fairs on. Thursday aid FRIDAY
evenings ut the Runk mansion IN the Southern Boulc-
Chinese lanterns and tile rooms were decorated with
the Young Mons Christian Union concert on Thurs
successful entertainments of the series given by the
nnion Mrs Harriet Webb, Miss Minnie G.. BUTLER,
Herman Gloss and Miss =. Monaghan among those
who took part In the entertainment. musical and
literary entertainment gave pleasure 70 many members
The social incidents Of the week Included reception
al the Cbatiers Club. No Bog East one hundred and
sysnn1 The S If ths S ssp
fremont