New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28

Protestant Episcopal Church at Great harrington.
HARLEY ON edhssday sXenRg Ihe Rey DR. =
S S, inc brideeroom vii be the maid of honor. and
this city. Will be The bridesmaids. j. NJ Vance. Of
this city. will be best man. Henry Robbins Charles
> Russell John Anderson and John T.. J.. Pell will
Mrs. James J. Phelan save a pleasant dance
90 West Eghty-seventh-s,. !.anzers orchestra
played.
one of the agreeable incidents las, week was the
luncheon given on Tuesday by. Mrs; Wilber a.
Bloodgood. a: her home No. ~ East Thirty-fourih-
@qt ne afternoon. when 9'gnor Ancon! eng .nI
there were present: Mrs l.. II. chaplin. Mrs. George
De Witt, Mrs. n. Holbrook Curtis Mrs. Henry J..
The souvenirs were handsome photographs Of the
guest Of honor. a number Of extra guests were in
vied In after the luncheon.
The Saturday Night Theatre Club held its third
meeting this season. last night. when its members
Country Cousins at the Lyceum Theatre. supper
vas served ffTT tme Ply at the h9mf Of s
St. Among the members present were Miss Mesier
Miss Mare; Miss waite Nc Mrs; WaW A. Sirrfj
Miss Ingraham. Bayard Fish Foulke Gardiner
Sherman she Wilnam M2rsa organ ana j. Murray Mitchell
week met at Abbey's Theatre where its members
enjoyed the performance Of "Tarunc" ana Les
Preceuses Ridicues.' Those present included Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Henshaw Ward. Mrs. Jam
Miss Alice Ward. of Roston: Miss Coster Mrs
II. Victor Newcomb Miss Lydia Brown. Nelson
Willing s'y and Harold Kinney. '"D
Mrs. John {. WesterVclt. Of No West Fifieth-
st. gave an elaborate dinner party last night. Her
guests. who sat at an oval-shapcd table, decked
with apple blossoms and Whit hyacinths. We're
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 7. Van Nest. Mrs. Frederic
Goodrdge. Mr.. and Mrs II. Victor Newcomb Mir
and Mrs. II. NJ. Day. Mrs Hartman, Mr.. and
W. Gill Wylie. the Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown
DR. Francis l.. Knnicutt. George v y. Baldwin
and William Bayard blackwell Mrs. benjamin
Lillard and Miss I.lard. Of No. lsS West End-ave.
Thursday next.
Miss Emenc Hart. laughter Of Colonel l.. Frank
lin Hart of HObOken. was married At Grace thurcn
on "Wednesday to Henry Leslie Simpson. OF Passaic.
church. OBLIGATED. The ushers were y. Franklin
Hart ir.. and Thomas L.. Hart, brothers OF the
bride: George Wilson Pollock and Willetie Martin.
Mrs William Osborn. of 40. 231 West seventy
for her neces Miss Florence Baldwin and Miss
Constance Roddy. Among those who assisted were
Miss Bessi" Baltes. Miss cullen, Miss Ericsson. me
Misses Mabl"v. Miss Mott. Miss IIatton. Miss Rod
and Mrs. William Human. OF BROOKLYN
Miss May l. thol Taylor. daughter ~ Mrs. Belle
Cray Taylor. was married yesterday az tne Itr'on-
Of the Calvary Methodist EPISCOPAL Church,
to Clinton Bowen Fisk. Of the late General
Clinton h. Fisk The Rev. James r. Day oilichtei.
only the immediate relatives We're present. we'd
ding breakfast followed at the home Of Mrs Gin
ton l.. Fisk in the Navarro apartments
Last wednesday at the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament. West Srveniv-frst-si.. Miss lorctto.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Michael oI'ricn. was
married 10 Nicholas CosgrONe OF Madison. y. j.
The maid of honor was Miss Madeline Mccormick.
Miss May Cannon was bridesmaid. Joseph ":
O Bren tine brides brother. was best man. and
T. O'Brien. William A. O'Bren. T. Cossrovc.
Edward Mccormick. Martin CQrheit AMI Eugene
Elizabeth ~ j. onicia,el. \ reception was held at
the home Of the bride.