New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
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adjoining the canal. has been appointed to cooper
ate with the Board OF Trade. The board has also
taken action approving of the bills for the early
building OF the North Side concourse
Th, Fordham clubs committee has prepared for
tomorrow evening an entertainment more elaborate
than those usually provided in the clubhouse The
opera Patience" will be given by the Ariel ORA
matte Society and there will be chorus OF sixty
voices As some OF the members OF the club are
friends OF members OF the Dramatic Society, they
viii endeavor to insure a favorable reception Tor
the performers r. Won Hofe is chairman OF the
committee having charge OF the entertainment
The Nominating Committee Of the Morris club
has selected these candidates for the Offices to be
filled at the annual election Tuesday of next
week: President John H. Ta'mage; first vice-presi-
dent Alfred B. Hail: second vice-presldent. b. F.
Park; third ce-presdent. Olin j. stephens;
recording secretary William c. Davis; cor
responding secretary, Sumter l.. Happy: treas
urer John Frck. and directors. ex-Judge Ernest
Hall J. Boyce Park and George H. Taylor.
Miss Henrietta f. Kern and Walter A. VIII were
married Tuesday evening at the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church Washington-ave. and
One-hundred-and The bride Is the
daughter Of the REV. and MIS-. J. Ogden Kern ana
her father. assisted by the Rev DR.. John g. Oakley
performed the ceremony. Herbert VIII. the brother
of the bridegroom was his best man. and Miss
Jennie Kern, the brides sister, was maid OF honor'
There was a reception for members OF the taiHhes
only AT the brides home Immediately after the
wedding. .,.,,, r,,s
The first OF a series Of parior entertainments WAS
given on Tuesday evening at the home OF MIS-. .. +
Sleeves No. ~ Mott-ave. The second en'e''a'-
ment viii be he'd on next Wednesday evening"
Mr. and Mrs James Il. Pringe entertaihsi svi.e s-o
of their friends at dinner DIT tfeir nome, No i',g
Fleetwoodave. the seventeenth anhivessay ova ~
their wedding Covers laid FOR twenty,.Ne
nersons Among the guests were Mr. and MS
Dcnhoyen Mr. and Mrs Brown MI anu M's'
Ulrich and Mr. and Mrs. Waterbury, ,. an,
The smoking concert OF -. Marys Literary a'I
Dramatic Society held few evenings ago was ol
Interest moi only for the excellent programme ar
ranged and carried out. but for several unusual III
cidents A framed crayon portrait OF nimselt was
presented TO the Rev Father Gutberet tne spiritual
director Of the club Handsome cues were pre-
sented 10 the winners OF the pool tournament which
rooms Michael Moritz Frank GILLESPIE and Rich-
arJ Feesy were the successful players. The Brown
am Catholic Club, of the strongest or the up
own Catholic social clubs Will hold reception and
rail on TUESDAY evening. Justice Morgan j. OBrien
wns The guest of honor at the last meeting OF the
c,ub He made an earnest and thoughtful address.
meeting of THE For,nlght,y' held on
Tuesday evening at the home Of Or. Comfort In
Errankn-aye. A piano duet, vocal solos. the read
ing OF an essay and discussion by members we're
among the incidents Of the evening.
The fourth annual BALI OF the Tiger Club OF the
Annexed District. held at Flatzs Casino on
Monday evening.
Services held every evening last week In the
New-York Methodist Episcopal Church One hun
dred nd forty nrss and Wilis-ave., by Professor
Palmer Stanton and Mrs Stanton. The revival
services were well attended Mrs Stanton sings and
plays on the harp