New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20

THE EWING-COCHRAN WEDDING TO TAKE
PLACE ON WEDNESDAY.
FAIRLY BEGUN-NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED
Society NOTES AND MEMS


FAIRLY BEGuN-NEw BUILDINGS PLANNED
SOCIETY NOTES AND MEMS
The marriage Of Miss Anna phillips eldest dausn-
ter of MIR and Mrs. William +. Cochran to Thoinas
Ewing jr. Of General Ewing. is To take place
at noon on Wednesday of next week at 81. 'ohh
Episcopal church. 1t was in this church that Mr..
and Mrs Cochran were married. and the belieiic-
ton will be pronounced by the Rev Washington
Rodnlan. OF Astoria. who performed the ceremony
on that occasion The bridesmaids VIII De MISS
Mary l.. Archibold OF New-iork city Miss Mary
G. Rust Of Chicago: Miss Alice r.. Swaby. OF Sei-
eca Falls: Miss Marie r. Haughton. of Bryn Mawr;
Miss Real Ewing Miss Matte T. Baldwin Miss
janet Warning and Mss Mary H. kcIenger, OF
Yonkers. The ushers will be T. Tecumseh Sher-
man and Herbert Noble OF New-York city Hamp-
ton ID. Ewing Alexander Smith Cochran henry
W. Parton. Charles Philip Easton. Arson Baldwin
and Dr. Robert y. Flagg. of Yonkers. Miss Elinor
De Witt Cochran. sister of the bride will be maid
of honor and William Cox Ewing. of Washing
ton will be best man. The ceremony VIII De 'oi-
lowed by a reception and wedding breakfast at
Duncraggan. the beautiful summer home OF the
brides parents.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of Henry
Picrpont ana Miss Albertina Watson. to be held
az Christ Episcopa, Church Wednesday next.
The Mother Goose party at the Parkhill 'oun-
try Club House Tuesday evening was pleas-
ant and successful affair The walls OF the room
decorated with many representations "l H'l
children. and on the drop curtain was Mother
Goose herself in colored paper. An hour Of dancing
preceded the nine tableaus. which constituted the
entertainment the characters being taken by prom
inent society people of the city. The first tableau
ives Jack Spratt and His Wife" by William Ed
ridge and Mrs. Theodore X. Barick. Following
came Jack and jill 'Mr and Airs \ 5 Brown
eD: "Smple Simon" (William El1rdGe): "O,d King
Cole and His Fiddler Three" edward Nidaud aud
Messrs. Shonnard, Shaw and I.aney. with Master
Holmes as Cupbearer>: Little Red Riding Hood
Miss Alice Eldridco): where Are You Going. Ny
Pretty Maid Nss Getty and Mr.. lancV. Lit
tie 30 Peep Miss Carolyn Evans: Young lambs
10 Sell 81. Stanford Brown and Miss Ei1ridge.
Miss Brownel and Master Holiness At the close
OF the tableaus dancing WAS resumed. AMI many
novel costumes were seen Tha; which attracted
the most attention the one worn by Miss MARI
Ndaud as the Maid IN the Garden Hanging M
her Clothes" She wore chatelaine and necklace
of colored clothes spins Miss Emily Thorne
Mistress Mary Mrs Charles .tshmead and Miss
Evans were queen OF Hearts" and Frank Dwyer
was Tom. the Piper's Son" During the evening
there was a Mother Goose" lanrers. the sets
darcing TO Mother Goose melodies. The next dance
Will be on the evening Of November
The annual entertainment for the benefit % 81
Johns Riverside Hospital will be given Thurs lay
AMI Friday evenings next week az Music Hall. with
a matinee Saturday afternoon. when "Tab,cauX
Phantasma" viii b given. The entertainment VIII
|
van Baldwin Mrs Hal r. Baldwin. Mrs. Jonn
Kendrck Bangs. Mrs Henri l. Beccher. Mrs F.
u. Bake. Mrs. A. : Brownell Mrs George r.
Bunker. Mrs Charles Henry Butler Mrs. George
r. Butler. Mrs. Lyman Cobb jr.. Mrs. william +.
Cochren. Mrs Andrew Deyo Mrs. T.. 5. Could. Mrs.
Theodore Gilman. Mrs Charles H. Gunther Mrs.
Harry Hoibrook Mrs Frederic W. Hollis. Mr.. John
G. Havemeyer Mrs. william l.. Hecrmance. Mrs.
Virgil p. Humason. Mrs. William Il. InnIs. Mrs
d. ". c. Kel.enger. Mrs a. c. ketcham. Mrs
Justus Lawrence. Mrs. Walter W Law. Mrs T. C.
! Myers Mrs Norton p. OTIS. Mr.. Ralph r. Primr.
Mrs John Reid Mrs A. Middleton Rose, Mrs. Mary
! Scrugham, Mrs Theodore II. SIkman Mrs. Alex
| ander Smith. Mrs William H. Sherman Mrs G. G.
Talmadge. Mrs stephen H. Thayer. Mrs Arthur
| White and Miss Locke
| The new hospital for the OF children with
contagious diseases at the Leake and Watts Orphan
| Home, will be ready for In few days 1t stands
on a bluff at the west end OF the grounds overlook
ing the river 1t is of brick ana stone. toxloO and
! built after plans prepared by George Br0"h' the
| superintendent OF the home Charles Sherman
superintendent Of the American Express Company
has broken ground for house TO cost about N ~
Hi Alfred d Hyde. Of 10, $50 Greene-ave. BROOK
Kane ali have cottages under way at Cedar Knoll
Mrs Mary A. Holden Of New YORK oILy mas mas pn i-
| property belonging to the Ludlow estate at Pier-st
be- 20 d Ssns and sbou ea feet
Fort Fled sG rag % b c no portion
OF It before the end Of the month The reservoir i;
3o5 feet above the level Of the Hudson River ana
! will have capacity OF O,GOoO gallons OF water
| 1t is the intention OF tho Water Commissioners TO
invite the citizens to inspect the reservoir before
The interesting literary relic which Colonel Mat
thew II. Ellis has presented to the Rev = Parkes
| Cadman deserves more than passing mention IL
Is the exact copy OF Millions famous agreement by
! which ne sold paradise Lost TO Samu" simmons
| the printer at Aidersgate-st. London FOR 10 do"n
the promises OF an additional - after rne sale OF
another edition OF 800 copies. and two SUMS OF to
each after the sale OF two more editions OF me same
Ellis in the British Museum In 1897 ana the specl
permission ne received 10 photograph IL IS the only
one ever given. -, - ,.a
| Bixby pastor OF Hope Unitarian Church IN TINS
| city. will begin series OF SUNDAY evening Lectures
at the church In North Broadway, near Tne ns WIZ
| ject OF the first lecture Is Modern DOUBT ana
Among the additions to the lake at Parkhll is
a birch bark canoe. made by the Labrador Indians
| 1t was purchased by A. s. Browneil In quebec
! II was brought that city loaded with furs. and
a af't The is canoe 1t arrived here this week.
! j. Soat Fassett. VINO spoke at Music Han tues
| day evening was entertained by CITY Attorney
| James NJ Hunt. Serene +. Payne was entertainer
| by William Delevan Baldwin. ~ r, - -,
| NJ s Presbrey. managing editor OF THE Forum.
| of this city, started Thursday for Il trip TO the
Mrs John Is. Trevor returned this week from
| DR. and Mrs BENJAMIN stilwel Of Great Barring
| ton were the guests this week OF Mayor ana MIS-.
To-day is the last day OF registration. and not
half the voters OF the city , nays as y S %ere
| ceived by the inspectors. bringing the registration
his year to 1899 against 300 In 1893. and 2g at
wee Week was: First ward 1923 second Ward. l.i2s;
| Third Ward. &c. Fourth Ward. u; Firth "ard'
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