New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04

fI,Hesday next. in the Madison Avenue reformed
Ghurch. Madison-ave. and Fftyseventh-st. Miss
roTsnce Pohe win be the maid Of honor and Miss
kn and @ s Pd Ella Viii b 6e chs s sT
ie 5ayatsr NJ EnE ns.s IS 9ss
" strong. ~ oak lee c Myers and Charles F. Bliss
The ceremony which will be performed by the Rev.
followed by a reception at the Hotel New Neither
land.
creased by the recent announcements that the
marriage Of Miss Mary Walker and Charles 6.
hme of viii Miss sf w nRsf Sn az
on the same day, Miss Katharine Mary Minturn;
@ EGwsr o. mss E HH GansG,e Soo sa
formal announcement OF the engagement having
been made a few days ago; viii be solemnized In
April 10, Miss Emily Lentilhon, daughter Of Joseph
s in 5n eN3 4Se K West ST. Tsny
DS w aade s of @ zase fs
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish. to Robert
Potter tca.'' and mi Miss Louise r Harshorne second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James n. Hartshorne of
The ensase%Snt has jus, been ANNOUNCED IN
saltus. Of Columbia Heights to Charles Ludlng-
ton. a young lawyer; Of this city Another engage
Eagle, daughter Of the late wam Eagle Of this
city to Ghs Ms N R4ae of B anS FAMILY
be among the Lenox cottagers who Will pass the
o on Mr. ana M sspf
taken Mrs. George Tlranys cottage at Cay-st. and
hc Morr t a s%S
Gebhard VIII take Place s before Ger the end Of the
The ceremony will be performed by a minister Of
the Presbyterian Church.
$50 Ffthaye saye dinner party last night Their I
ward ward Moller and sr Roderick Cameron,
The wedding Of Miss Marie Yates Stirring and J.
T rrailA mill a n 4
day April I. at noon. and It will be followed by a
breakfast for relatives and intimate friends at the
home of Miss Strings father. Commander Yates
Stirling. in West Lanvale-st.
Announcement is made of the engagement Of
and Mrs Charles A. Miller, of No. &c West Thirty
seventh,st.. to Wallace Percy knapp son Of Mrs
and lawyer. No date has been set for the we'd
The last meeting but one OF the Friday Evening
R. conkilns No. p East enth-st There was SOME
Fay the maj
Of the club will be held. and then the members
will pass the evening at one OF the theatres.
The O. n. Sewing Glass held its fourth Lenten
Ssfs Trq S @ h OF r Mrs. %n
to-, r Hncs wer % mSSE those Mrs.
mann Oelrehs; Miss Virginia Fair: Mrs william
est est Mrs Mrs. William Douglas. Mrs. H. Mortimer
Brooks and Mrs. .Brockholst Cutting.
sick and poor Of weaicheser is to be given at the
Westchester Country Club. ON the evening OF Friday
March l6 Tickets may be procured from Mrs
Theodore A. HaVemeyer. Mrs. De Lancey \. Kane
and Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Trains leave One
nd-twenty- nnthst. Thrd.ave line. at -
engaged beforehand at the Country Club or Jockey
Club
Charles Il. Sickels entertained party OF friends
at Lakewood Saturday. week ago. at the
Lakewood, chaperoned by Mrs Louis +. Carman.
Among the invited guests were Miss Marie Louise
Paine Miss Adelaide NJ. Lent. Miss Helen Has
brouck. q. VI. Palmer and Adrian II. Boole. The
party Immediately after arriving, enjoyed a tally
no ride around the lake. and afterward attended
an entertainment and dance.
A ''drawing-room meeting will be held at the
home OF Mr.. Arson Phelps Stokes. No. 90 Mad
Of All Saints Convalescent Home for Men and
Boys which is in charge Of the Brothers OF Naza-
reth. Rishop Potter will preside. and addresses
viii be male by the Rev Drs. Morgan Dix. u.
Parker Motgan. j. Wesley Brown and David ~
Greer.