New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
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reception will be held at the home Of the brides
mother In An,sterdam-ave
The wedding Of Miss Cordelia Bradley, OF Pitts
burg. to Anthony ]. Drexel Biddls Is announced
to take place In Christ Methodist Episcopal church.
fittaourg, on the evening OF Tuesday, June ii.
Mr.. Bddle and HIS BRIDE after three months
tour IN Europe. will make their home In this city.
At the wedding Mr.. Biidle will have as his best
man Livingston Ludlow Bddle. The ushers Will
be Thomas X Smith, Walter Scott. Alexander
Bradley. 5r.. Edward Craig Biddle. William lnnes
Forbes ana Henderson Bradley. The maid OF
honor Will be the brides sister, Miss Jane Bradley.
ana the bridesmaids Miss May Taylor. Miss Bette
warden Miss Genevieve Bailey. Of Albany and
Miss Annie Seattle.
The wedding OF Miss Byrdee Randolph. OF this
city. and George Randolph. OF Memphis. Tenn, will
take psoe at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest on
June IL. The bride educated abroad and at
Mrs Reeds school, having been president Of Its
alumnae Mr. Randolph Is the eldest son ana part
ner OF William NJ Randolph one of the most pre- mi
nent lawyers of the South
luncheon was given yesterday At the Hotel
Netherland by Miss Ida p. Rue for Miss Grace
Link. Miss Lillian Link. Miss June +. Wheeler,
Miss Nora Gibbons. Miss Mary Clement Miss Flor
ence Evans. Miss Katherine Jones' Mss May Han
ford and MISS Marguerite Hanford Mrs. +. J. Rue
chaperoned the party.
Several interesting engagements were announced
last week. Miss Mary Stuart Whitney. the eldest
Plains. N. j. announced TO her friends her engage
ment to Robert Stevens, OF Castle Point. ioboken.
n. j. Miss Whitney. who was introduced TO So
ciety about two seasons ago. and has been a great
favorte ever since IL very pretty girl. Mr..
Stevens Is son OF Edwin Stevens. a brother OF c.
Albert Stevens. who married Miss May Brady, ana
also OF Mrs Archibald Alexander. No date has
been set for the wedding, Another engagement
which Interested society was that OF Miss Ethel
Scott, daughter OF Mrs James Scott and niece OF j.
Frederick Tnms. TO J.. Aston cabeil. OF Rich
mond Va Miss Scott. who has been a great ia
vore In society since her formal introduction last
winter. Will not be married until some time next
ss!utumn The engagement was also announced OF
Ward Mnn % M"ra SS ss - DR. snd Mrs w nsr
Manning Sage. ron Of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sage OF
- An engagement from across the water made pub
dsushter Of Colonel cheapc OF bentley Manor
to Charles Lee Robert, son Of Christopher r. Robert.
OF Sn Of M a,. cSeGn 4 S
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take place early next month.
nas Of Mr. ana r 9f
s S., Dckers9n. Of the Windsor, Hotel to John G.
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Albert Lee IT, only SON of General ALBERT Lee, Of
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daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Tucker. and
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Church srh OF the Epiphany Lexn,gton-aye and Thir-
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which will not be followed by reception
been one Of the most successful of the last season,
will resume its meetings next season at sherry,ss
December and 81. January and is. and February
rhf Mf Preder r M
T. Low Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes, Mrs Edward
F Hass Mrs. Alexander T. Va" Nest and Mrs Se"''a
The sudden death Of Henry LIE Grand Cannon, on
grief to many hearts besides those who were united
man whom .sew,York society could i'll AFFORD to
lose and one whose place will not be filled for some
week. tie ysrous attractions Offered having proved
musical programme. arranged by M Bagby, drew
together large nqmber Of people Arthur Fried
vile Temple Smelling gar and Mckinley We're the
Clark NJ on and Mrs.
sell Solely. Of Washington formerly, Miss How
land. of this city. Among those who dropped IN 10
partake of tea and iced lemonade were Mrs George
Duane Pe Frs
Whitehouse and Thomas Thorne Two generous
visitors whose kindly deeds deserve recording. pur-
chased 100 tickets between them. One has plac ed
the fifty tickets he purchased al the disposal Of
Arnold. Constable Co. TO be distributed among
their employees It Is Pobabe that the ether gen
disposed OF in equally commendable manner,
There are doubtless many other persons who need
only this suggestion 10 and do likewise, and thus
ing TO those whose lives are passed In shops TO
enjoy exhibition which they would otherwise no,
have the opportunity &c visit The musical pro-
gramme arranged for next Tuesday afternoon win
Flavie van den Hende. viooncellis and Perry
Mrs Ambrose p. Spencer and her son. J. Clinton
Spencer OF Washington Square South will sail
IN the steamship Lucana on Saturday next for
a six months stay In Europe.
The wedding OF Miss Laura Speyers, daughter
Of the late Albert Speyers, and Phillp Randall
place at 8 o'clock in the afternoon OF May rs I'm
the Church of the Ascension. Ffth-avc. and
feminist
Chauncsy A.. Depew gave an elaborate dinner
at his home, No q West Fl;ty-fourlh-st., Friday
evening to his niece. Miss Sloane. and her fance.
j. A. Burden jr. The house was beautifully deco
rated American Beauty roses prodomlnating among
Brooks Orchestra. Those present were Miss sloane,
Miss Vanderbilt, Miss Taller. Miss Gerry, Miss
Sherman, Miss burden, Miss Bend. Miss Winthrop,
Miss Wilson Miss de Peysler, Miss Iiegeman,
Robin. Lorillard Ronads, r. r Wilson, r., Aonzo
Potter, Moses Taylor. Worthngton Whitehouse.
G, Creighton Webb ana chauncey NJ. Depew. jr