New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
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play A reception followed the dramatic enter
tainment. The annual masquerade Of the Glen
wood Pleasure Club took place on Monday even
ing at Flatzs Casino The ball Of the Triloy
Club, of Morrisania was held on Monday even
ing at Ebbling's Casino Several hundred young
people We're present
Mr. and Mrs. John Knox, Of Mariou-ave., ford-
ham, and Parmenas II. Purdy took place on
Wednesday at the F0rdhGm Methodist Epscopal
Church. The Rev Acton c. Civil, pastor or the
church. performed the ceremony. Miss Florence
Lyons was brides maid and Walter Knox was best
man. The ushers were DR.. Chauvet, John Knox.
jr. and David Bussing
Miss Anna Hansen and Frederick Wehman
were married on Wednesday at the home OF the
bride, No. LA Intervale-ave. The Rev. A l.. X.
Waite was the officiating clergyman. n recep-
ton was held at Pioneer Hall after the ceremony.
A series of sermons for the Young Mems Chris
tian Union will be delivered at intervals through
the winter. The Rev. DR.. James f. Patterson. OK
the East Harlem Presbyterian Church. Will
preach this evening one Of the sermons or the
series in Bethany Presbyterian Church One-hun-
dred-and-thirty -seventh-st, near Willis-ave. \
class in vocal music has been formed by members
OF the Union and meets every Tuesday evening.
An advanced class in music meets later in the
same evening The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Union will have a fair in month or two for the
benefit OF the Union.
The twenty-seventh anniversary OF the dedi.
cation OF the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church. One-hundred-a nd.sixty-siXth-st; and
Washington-ave.. was celebrated last Sunday.
Services were held at $3.50 and 1890 a. NJ. ana
$50 $50 and 1880 n. m. The Rev Or. Emory ].
HAYNES preached in the morning, the Rev. DR..
Albert D. Vail made an address in the afternoon
and the Rev DR.. Philip Germond and other
clergymen spoke in the evening. The Rev
Thomas Lodge, who was pastor Of the church
when II was dedicated. was present al the even
ing meeting and made an address, referring
especially 10 the early history Of the church.
The forty-frst anniversary of the organization
OF the Presbyterian Church OF fremont was cele-
brated last week by addresses By the Rev. George
Nixon and others.
The new building OF ST. Augustine's Church.
One-hundred- and sixty seventh-st and Franklin.
ave, will be dedicated Sunday. 1t has been
rebuilt on a larger scale and Is in every respect
more attractive than the old building destroyed
by fire q few years ago. Archbishop Corrigan
will take part in the services and pontihcat
mass will be celebrated at II o'clock by Bishop
Gabries. OF Ogdensburg. The Rev. Clarence r.
Woodman will deliver the sermon. The church
building is 81 feet wide and IA feet long. The
towers when completed will be 80 feet high.
concert was held on Wednesday evening at
the One-hundred- nd-forty Street Congre-
gational Church g. Russell Throckmorton was
musical selections and humorous readings and
recitatiOns.
Union Thanksgiving services Will be held In
different parts of the northern wards. The Tre-
mont churches will unite In services In Trinity
Congregational Church. Washlngton-ave ana
One hundred and seventy-s iXth-st. The Rev Dr.
W. n. Searles pastor OF the fremont Methodist
Episcopal Church. will preach the sermon. the
North New-york churches will hold union ser.
Vices at the Methodist Church One-hundred-and-
forty frst-st and Wlllis-ave. The Rev. DR.. Parry
will preach the on and the Rev Messrs:
Birch. McElveen ralmage ana Eggleston WIZ
take part In the services