New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

,,hhors which formed the aisle The bride received
several hundred magnificent gifts, including a
white and gold empire clock. from Mrs. Jofn
uorces OF Paris: a complete set OF Tuilcries plate
q double star OF diamonds. from Mr. and Mrs -
p,ernont Morgan; a silver and gold loving cup
from MI and Mrs. Charles Coster; an ornament
~ diamonds and pearls from Nine. Fabbri; hall
clock OF mahogany. with Westminster chimes,
from Miss Wright and last. but not least com
nle,ely furnished mansion, surrounded by a large
mark IN the suburbs OF Wilkesbarre from Mrs
I Hooi-Wrght. the brides mother. Mr. and Mrs
ronyngham sailed yesterday In the steamship La
cascogne, for trip OF several months in Contl-
nenta, Europe Mrs J. Hood-wright and Mr.. ard
Mrs. william Moore Robinson sailed IN the same
steamer - ooah,o wedding o. Tuesday mex, will
Mrs Charles II. Bergman, 20 II Casimir DE Rham'
" 81 Georges Protestant Episcopal Church, in
stuyyesant Square. Bishop Potter, assisted by the
r ST1 will perform the ceremony, which will he
m o{ S No. Fs'fg East The
bride will be, given away by her brothtr Henry
t hfTngson Miss Adele sloan Miss hannah Whit
hcy Miss Fannie Cottnet. Miss Edith Mnturrnh
OF ef honor. Mr De Rham has chosen William Jay
Perpont to be his best man and Woodbury. p Kane
hoist cutting to be the ushers On Wcdnesdasy
payne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Payne
Park 6 to G. G RAJ o,I RaS9 ,n l M %
take Ecs sh d o. t0e The Wedding Of Mrs
Howard Lockwood to Lionel Alers Hankey' son
Saied in Grace Ghurca chanTy on Tuesday, rSEa ras
E P viii lem oS Mesey CoSk ThSsay
afternoon Miss Maybelle Whitesde daughter Of
Mr r4 9d MTs W Nqhrsm ue @ caay Mehod
Episcopal Church. Seventh-ave. and One-hundred-
ncon WoddberrS daGshter Of the late j. Thorn
d sas Woodberry. 10 6. Thaddeus Stevens son of
n pS afternoon in ST Jamess Protestant Eplsco
pal Church. Madison-ave and seyenty1irstt-st
Dodd, sor the marriage OF their daughter Miss
May Dodd 70 Charles Henry s5anon The G n6S
week. in Calvary Baptist Church in West ritty
t srq% Aenfs No lso West EightyaTs5st
,nciHS%g nose e Miss Mary ATsHGSOld 4@ U b
the eldest son Of Mr. and Mrs Fe6 sbiS r Van
Daughter esaES q of Edgar fucker 30 26 East THIRTY
fus to Ma%r1 N a. de nd Haas Hsas the
ssranddaughter of the late Eugene Kelly to ] Rich
s Miss S charessa Taihrop daughter Of the liar
yy w. LathroP Of TO va bs rT
The WAS Umsy
10 g. West Fifty nfth-st. to Isaac Wheaton, son
The me Executive Committee OF the approaching Art
Loan Exhibition which is to be held in the Ortges
and 70 remain open for four weeks for the benefit
Of the New-York Cancer Hospital. the Decorative
Nurseries, have every reason to believe that Tier
have responded in the most generous. manner and
the exhibition promises to be wonderf9l d.sp.ay
fans So are collected principally if not entirely by
women, and among the names of those who Will ex-
Vanderbilt Mrs j. PIerpont Morgan, Mrs. Richard
NJ Hunt Mrs; PInchot Mrs. ". Seward Webb
and Miss Frelnghuysen There Will be two collec-
tons Of fans that have never been exhibited before
rla n a fa n W
also be in the exhibition some wonderful carved
b hes w fff be saa D Pc the
m more re- modern work The Empress Eugene
snuhbox shown that belonged to her and was pur-
FIVE years ago. There will also be fine speci-
mems Of china one remarkable feature Of the ex-
hhition will be the almost total absence of ANYTHING
The private view of the exhibition will take place on
Wednesday afternoon and evening. when there VIII
be music and tea. several weknown women acting
as scb ass are only to- be- obtained of Mrs Arthur
n Dodge No - East Thlrty-fourth-st.
The women and officers at Governors Island are
busy rehearsing for concert 70 be given there on
Friday evening. in aid Of the Fresh Air Fund The
mental solos by well-known performers who have
volunteered their services; songs by the Columbia
and two amusing kinder symphonies" by the
women and officers. The concert will be given IN
and II is hoped a numerous audience VIII reward
Many society people have bought tickets for Miss
Mary Van Buren, NanderpOels reading and musicale
AZ the Waldorf next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
for The benefit OF St Johns Church. Fort Hamilton.
New-York Harbor. The Rev. c. ". De Lyon Mich
OILS is 10 read series of metropolitan character
sketches entitled Men and Women Of the Hour
and prominent musical artists are 10 take part the
patronesses are Mrs. William +. Burden, Mrs. John
Jacob Aston. Mrs F. lie Roy Satter;ee, Mrs Nor
timer Brooks. Mrs. j. Muhlen5erg Bailey. Miss an
derpoe. Mrs Frederic Sheldon Mrs Cie d1T NJ
Mrs. Hickman de Peyster and Mrs j Lyon Gard,
ner Tickets may be purchased from Miss van
Buren, Vanderpoel, the Hotel Buckingham
Miss Bertha Ward Shute. daughter OF MI ana
Mrs John Ward Shute. formerly OF BrookIyn, wa
married 10 Frederick Everett Davis. OF ftaraboo
Wis In ST. Marks Protestant Episcopal Church
Chicago last week. The Young couple viii i've IN
Baraboo.
Miss Amy Baker. who spent last winter IN iaT,s,
will give her annual recital az Sherrys next Satut-
day afternoon at 30 o'clock. when most at
tractve and Interesting programme OF se!ecuons
from well-chosen works and music VIII De pre-
sented Miss Baker will be assisted by George
Ferguson, the barytonc. and Stanley knight ac-
companist. Miss Bakers entertainment Will De
given under the patronage OF Mrs. Elliott shep-
ard Mrs James McNamee. Mrs. W llam Douglas
Sloane Mrs Walter Cutting. Mrs. Ethan Allen
Mrs Frederick Butterfeld. Mrs. Frederic X Gov
DER, Mrs James W. Gerard. Mrs: William u
Dawes Mrs Robert VI Hoe. Miss May CALENDER
Miss de Forest Mrs Richard Ewart. Miss f ogden
Jones Mrs Frederic Roosevelt Mrs. Theodore +.