New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

tion. Weddings announced for Wednesdiay, are are
csrnrick daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John Car n,
Souls Protestant Episcopal Church and Mi Miss Sadie
Refcrmed church Harlem. In BTSckyn Miss Jen-
ykRn on So FL e of f Pace w be-
RED in the German EvanseIical Church wednes-
day evening to Charles w. Won Claim laughter .,
Juan o s MSna "a No %is M AsTr wifi
be married to William E. HOFFMAN The marriage n4s
to harod %oraon WeeH viii take place
st. Johns Church BROOKLYN on ReSem nS ,s
Edith Hawley daughter Of Henry hswey to
Long Island. " and the q church Of the Heavenly
Rest. in Ffth-ave.. has been selected as the place
viii take au place OF at i psm s%s S on tuesday
Mrs. N S. de L.. wyse will give an after moo,
tea tomorrow in her apartments IN the Hotel
J Engagements recently announced include those
Colt to Albert Lee. and Miss Margaret Beck with.
daughter of Mrs Leonard Beckwth to the son OF
:, Miss Edith Walker sister Of Randolph st. George
walker of St George, L. sailed ior Eng lar
Miss Mrs. Rfhprd d5Srs Nr an
Smith. Mrs Trevor Mrs. Turnure, Mrs. .Trow-
bridge d ed F. sy IN B.
Guerville, at the Hotel Waldorf, on Friday.
at her home in a. Brighton s L. FRI
day for her daughter. Miss Margaret n Mnt on -,
son. of Chicago. sailed yesterday for Genoa, to
spend the winter in Southern France ana Geh0a
the Youngest daughter of |. 4. Cohnfeld. to Harry
Cooke Gushing. jr. son of Major Harry C. CUSHING
Hotel The Rev els Dr. e E. Wapole warren. rector Of
formed the ceremony. Miss Cohnfeld was given
away by her father The bridesmaids We're Miss
sister. Miss Carolyn b. Cohnfeld Otho Gushing, or
Boston. attended his brother as best man The
uara
Wharton, of Philadelphia Charles Cohnfeld brother
of the bride. and John Keher, OF Boston on A re-
invited We're General Q. o. Howard Lieutenant Nc
n2 genera mpkns aSd rs Thomas "R
B9ggs and Miss Boggs Of Flushing M I; ana Mrs Mrs
ing Mr.. and Mrs Guy Berry. MIR and Mrs:: Ghare'
r. RAYMOND and Mrs Arthur Che l%v OF S bIS Sa
their home No. 25s Beacon-st.. Boston where they
will be at home on the first and third Tuesdays In
The first of the coming-out teas were given yes
m Mrs sSg KHs
iirst-s in honor of her only daughter. Miss Eliza
beth 7. King and Mrs. John Lyon Gardiner gave a
Introduce her niece, Miss Elizabeth Livingston;
Miss King was assisted in reGep G seygT s
Elizabeth Duer. Miss Delafeld. Miss NJ. Wood, Wood.
e s5 es %ene Ts saa aa Miss
Mrs Edmund L. Bayiles Mrs. AlexandeS Van
Kngsiand. the Misses Morris. Mrs. Francis Della,
field, Mrs. Il. L. Hoe, Miss Beeckmsn, M .r and
= ward i' Miss Bessie Ward: Mrs. John MiHturn;
Miss Minturn. the Misses Sands, Mrs Beck OF
Winthrop iS' and Mrs John k Van Rensselaer,. Miss
Livingston was assisted in receiving by a her aunt;
the following young ladies': Miss Neeser. Miss
Winthrop. Miss Van Rensselaer, Miss Morris and
j. Edward Barclay gave pleasant reception yes
Fifty tinSo" at III W %i1 We're SHOWN several por
traits, Including those of Paderewsk' Miss Ethel
BciteP MRS Aea aPay Miss barclay Miss Evelyn
Peterkn of Edinburga and Miss irene Ra Bsnny
guests were Mr. and Mrs Karriek RIGS Mr. ana
N Naf % Rchard ounsS%Ty Mrs
Walker ". Scott 0Conn2r Mrs; j. L, frederIc
Miss Hartmann. Mrs. David II, Greer. Miss Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard irwin, Mrs James LUDLOW low
Th sI a's H and William = Shapi% 49,, pnn,
The dancing class organ1e d by Mrs rhp po5
ing in the Mendelssohn Assembly Rooms. The pa
M2s Rcho 1r 'h peas @ John n Mrs
Fredere Galla,in Mrs Edward A. hing , MrS. ,:
Goodr MSeF and Mrs IL g Taylor They We're
hand early to receive the young pe S , Mno
was led by Alexander MADDEN. who danced with
out a partner. The favors consisted Of hand-
we're Miss Elizabeth King. who made her debut in
the afternoon; Miss Olive Van Rensselaer,. Miss
Belts. Miss Morgan. Miss Carey Miss Higglnson.
the Misses Sands. Miss Emily Morris, the Misses
Strong. j. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Harold Bar
clay, Francis Hoppn. James G.: King J. de Cour-
cey ireland. Philip Bernhard. Frederick Spedden
Banyer Clarkson. 4. Newbold Morris Walter Bliss
Henry W. Cooper David Williamson and Fred
erick +. Deafied.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening and on Tues
day a special exhibition and private sale OF paint
ings will be held at Ortgics's Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries No 5sG Fifth-ave in connection with
fair In aid Of the Messiah Home for Children. Be
sides the paintings there will be exhibited "A col
lection OF drawings in black and white set or
color studies portfolio Of unframed water colors
several of curos. comprising objects In silver
brass tapestries and a collection OF inc tazei'he
Inedalons. The committee having charge OF the ex-
hibiton is composed Of Mrs. Charles Wetmore. Mrs.
j. Wells Champney Mrs Ella cOndie Lamb. Mrs.
Theodore Su,ro Mrs. Rhoda Holmes Nichols, Miss
Sarah Cooper Hewitt, and Miss Margaret Bisland.
Mrs. George Shrady and several other ladies
Will give series of dances at Iiodgson's Assembly
Rooms, Fifth-avc. and FOrty-ffth-st, on Decem-
Der / and l5 January IL and IS. Miss l.. Barry has
arranged for a series of dances which VIII be given
In the same rooms December and H. January
s and 90. Next Friday evening a ball under the
patronage Of Miss Shutz, Of Murray Hill, y. j..
will take place at Hodgsons.