New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
TAHRYTOWN.

Tho second and 'ast reception given by Mss
Holgate at hcr studio In the Washington building,
was a pleasant affair. The guests were from lrv-
lngton and Dobbs Ferry. as well as from larry
town Among those at The reception were Mrs
George b. Newtoa Mrs John u. Walker. Mrs
seldcn Spencer Mrs Hugn V Conrad. Mrs Robert
Patterson Mrs Banker. Mrs. Richards. Mrs George
Warburton the Misses Nchos. Miss Crossman.
Miss Hail. Frederick II. Hal John Bacon Car
ence Bacon and James r. Law. one OF the many
pictures that evoked praise was a study In voets
with a Rembrandt background Miss Helene Hunt
presided at the punchbowl filed with iced tea.
Mrs. william Baker and her niece. Miss Rockfcl-
low poured the tea and chocolate. Miss Hogate
was assisted in receiving by her sister Mrs. Rock
well Kent The adornments OF the studio were
La France and white carnations
Mr.. and Mrs William Bacon. OF BrooksIde Park.
have returned to their home after a visit in New
York OF several months.
The Purdy house. adjoining the Church OF st.
Mark. has been purchased by the church for a
rectory and VIII be occupied aitera-
tions and repairs are made.
William NJ Macbean and his son Willie sail for
Europe July on the city OF Rome
Mrs John r. Bacon and her family 10 move
to the Knowlton house. purchased by her sons.
Miss Bessie Perkins. OF Winde Park has re-
turned from san Francisco alter an absence OF
months. Miss Perkins VIII soon SAIL Tor
Europe
Miss Mnasan. OF Prcsldent-st.. Brooklyn. has
teen visiting here, az the guest OF Mrs. John X.
Payne.
Mrs. william Guhion has offered reward OF
| $50 for the recovery OF her dog Fido.
The marriage of Miss Susie May Davis to Edward
Wednesday at the home OF the bride,s parents. Nj
nd Mrs JSsePh Haed ~, pav Tns f e A.
under canopy OF smilax. from which hung bell
palms and pink and white nowers Of various kinds
disposed artsiiealy The brides gown was white
/ bridegroom.
the maid Of honor. Miss Clara Dobblns. OF fhlla-
The best man was Lewis Onderdonk Clark. The
ushers Isaac Lawrence coutan;. Frederick
drau and William Onderdonk. All of the American
ancestors Of the bride and also several Of the bride
one hundred and nifty guests were present. Some
the mohe ~Ss
odell, the grandmother Of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
drew Onderdonk and Miss Crovnia Onderdonk OF
White Plains Isaac Clark and Mr. and Mrs Her
Lovatt. Miss Loyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lovatt.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Vanderbilt. ,chapncey, k
Plumey. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Farrinston The
s Mr GemIG Misses Ma Hasd Es N vey
Miss Jennie Jones Dr. and Mrs Lnson, Mr.. ana
and Mrs: pickIe OF Flushing. Long island: Er and and
Mrs Robert T. Patterson OF Camden. y. j.; Mrs.
York were John chusirsn. Mr. and Mrs oscar oscar
purdy,, Charles onleSy' M, Mr. and Mr,. Edward
presents were handsome and numerous.
The marriage Of Miss Adeline g. Daniel to Henry
| Iowndes Caldwell took place Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the residence OF the bride =
father. John Daniel. Tarrytown. The Rev I
Seldom Spencer performed the ceremony. In con.
bride. only members OF the family were present
| The annual election OF the Tarrytown Iyceum
will be held on the first Tuesday In May. Nomina-
lions for officers will be in order next Saturday
evening.
A public meeting to formally organize the larry
town University Extension Society and consider
ways and means for conducting the same next win
ter will be held IN the Lyceum on Monday evening
! at o'clock. Melvu Dewey, State Librarian and