New-York tribune., 1896-03-29

vey F. Fisk, Mrs. ]. Mclaughlin Miss Tatum Mrs
J: J. Gibbons Mrs 7. G Buck. Miss Dorset, Miss
Mrs S. r. Filley, Mrs Charles NJ Earle, Miss f.
J. Wright Mrs Simon Baruch and Mrs. A. Mills
Judson.
The members OF the Euchre Club will be enter
tainei April i by Mrs. J. Muhenberg Bailey. at
her home. No. Il Medson-ave
The marriage Of Miss Louise Benson, daughter
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. G. Benson. to John T. Fisher will
be celebrated at the home OF the brides parents.
in Harlem. early next month Miss Benson will be
maids. including Miss Blanche Peabody. Miss
Agnes Williams. Miss Colgate. Miss Peabody. Miss
Emile Gambler and Miss Williams.
Announcement Is made that the marriage OF Miss
Lille Nathan to DR.. F. A. Sternberg will take
place quietly Tuesday. April IA, at noon. at the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs. Il. Nathan NO.
H4 East Fifte;h-st.
The marriage OF Miss Elolse Linson, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs John ]. Linson OF Tarrytown-on-the-
Hudson. to James Black Hodgskin. of Brooklyn
win take place at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
April Is. in the First Baptist Church. at larry
town. The Rev. Arthur F. Mabon OF the Second
Reformed Church will oflciate. The maid OF
honor will be Miss Grace Linson. sister OF the
bride. and T. Ellet, Hodgskin will attend his
Miss Helen c. Hodgskn. Of Brooklyn. a sister of
Ne Ratch and Mss julia Brooke The ushers will
be Dr. H. Eugene Stafford, Harry Hodgskin. W f.
tom. to WSich the relatives and limited number
OF friends OF the bride and bridegroom Will be In
vited. w.n follow, the marriage ceremony At the
home of the brides parents. in Main-st. Tarry-
town.
Mr. and Mrs William A. Brewer. OF South Or
ange have sent out invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Clara Brewer. TO William
Albert Minott. in the Church Of the Holy Com
munion. South Orange. on Easter Monday, April .,
Of 4
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer.
Eugene Kelly entertained Prince Radzvile and
Count Zubof luncheon at his home, NO. 1s
Washington Square. on Friday. Later the Prince
d.ned with Mr.. Kelly and attended the opera and
eupped at the Waldorf.
One of the most fashionable gatherings of the
Easter season will be the one which will witness
the tableaus which are TO be given on Easter
Monday afternoon at Sherry's. the proceeds OF
which are to go toward the improvement and
preservation OF Washington's home at Mount Ner-
number Of well-known people will figure in
the pictures. Albert Opern. the scenic artist at
Roster & Balls. has undertaken the task OF ar
ranging the details OF the different tableaus and
will contribute his knowledge and experience to
the success Of the entertainment. which is aTeady
assured With so capable man at the helm. 1t
is no wonder that the and women interested
IN the tabeaus are beaming with satisfaction The
rapidly with which the tickets are being bought
for this entertainment augurs well Tor It's hnahcia'
success. The tableaus. sixteen in number. WI
in9oas in9t by NJ NJ Bis Berty Berry another pciars
Mr. opert; two tablcaus love m MsSfs SSso tme bnns
iwTo, stts y, Miniatures in one Of which Mary
Carolina Washington Bond. great-gTTeat grand,
The Foyer Girl posea By aTmsn James n"&Ifnfe Mare
hntoine,,e." "Anseis'' and Charles l." There will
oiso be in the collection o, tableaus one OF Alma
I5nsns the prarcs viii be lanes
Ms vss ss G9s50a o ksops;n nefG snd
siar'e Miss Amy Townsend the regent OF ne
Mount Vernon Society for the STATE Sf -, .n 6
r ,so ;o Which the is to be given
TIL. marriage Of Miss Azuba Latham Barney. the
o,,v daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Barney.
Of No Park-ave.. TO Reginald H. Janray son OF
MI and Mrs. Howard $. Janray, is ANNOUNCE 10 10
take pace on Tnesaay s,sA APT nrnee a. a ' r No. East
Thirtythrd-st
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hewitt gave small IN
formal dance last evening at their home, NO. los
Vest Eighty-sxtn-st The guests included MISS
Maud Hewitt the debutante daughter OF the most
ana hostess: Mr.. and Mrs ". r. d. Brown. Miss
Ra2Ghs Ka MIS- nse Aga shan
Mabel Kress Miss Conov1r the Mis,es ESanS WIS
SON William c. Ryan. Eiward Harrington: A Edward
A. Barnard C. Conrad s5eb, Ghs5es s1pper Was Si.
feryei al small tables in the dinng-room and
drawing-room.
Mis-. Suzanne NJ Dillon daughter OF MT ana .nrs
John Forrest Dillon whose marriage to Gerard
Warriner of Eastbourne, England Will take pace
., c, partholomew's Church OIL "Wednesday afier-
noon. April 10. gave a luncheon at Dolmonico's yes.
terday afternoon The guests were ne parepp.s pnrr V
~ h-ide 10 be Mrs. D:Eon-Oliver, WHY'S ferIs'
nbo vciil he Mr. WARMERS best man at the wG1-
ding: David Keane. Leslie 9. CadwelI. George De
witt Emil Phzer and Frederic j. Dieter
There were many members Of the Badminton 'iup
present at the meeting yesterday afternoon IN 'he
IerkeJey Armory. Some handsome prizes presented
by the club we're given to the successiui p'@Sc'''
SON wa. born Yesterday TO Mr. and Mrs George
] Gould who are at present occupying Their mouse
ON the northeast corner OF Fif;h-ave ana Sky
seyenth-st The Count and Countess DE Cas,eaie i
,hs iatter a sister of Mr.. Gould. contemplate max
inS visit 10 this country some time In june
.