New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

c. b. Pendleton. Of Baltimore; Russell II; Iandale
ctV Rcbaad ana cec D Oh ohn
Stewart. Dr. Charles MacGill and Alfred Riggs OF
Baltimore.
The friends OF J. Norman de II. Whitehouse Will
be reIoced to learn that lie Is rapidly recovering
from his recent severe illness. Mr.. Whitehouse.
who has been confined to his fathers country home.
the Larches. at iryngton- or the Hudson. for sew
eral months. was able one day last week to stand
the fatigue Of railroad journey to town. where he
passed several hours. Mr.. Whitehouse who was to
parture until the following saturday December :.
when he will sail for Genoa in the steamship Nor;
does not expect to return to New-York until next
autumn.
Monday. November 30 at 3 o'clock. Mrs Sarah
Cowell lie Moyne will give reading at the home
OF Mrs. Frederick Billings. No. 10 Madison-ave.
Mrs. lie Moync has kindly volunteered her services
for charitable purpose and tickets may be OBJ
tained Of the following: Mrs. George f. Baker No.
+ Madson4ve; Mrs Ellen D. Brown NO 3. West
IS t:as, Twenty .scvcnth-si.: Mrs. Dorman B. Fat
On; yart no East Twenty, ,ninth.st; Mrs Richard a.
%E K%nEc %o 7 ~ ~5 Vest MaT ana Mrs A
Frederick f. Thompson. No. 2s3 Madison-ave.
pretty wedding was celebrated at o'clock
Wednesday evening at the home OF the brides
mother. No. 25l East Slxty-eighth-st.. by
Rabbi De Soa Mendes. The bridegroom was
Jacob Maibrunn. a wholesale meat merchant
and member of the 22d Regiment. and
the bride Miss Flora Metzger "A daughter of
the late David Mctzger formerly II we-known mcr
wa- atflrcd in white six with white tnIle veil. and
carried bouquet Of white roses. There no
attendants The home of tho bride was beautifully
followed the ceremony. Only the immediate relatives
a me iam And mSfr r 1bpn G b2s
nave gone on "A short trip to the South. They VIII
live in this city
The marriage OF Miss Martina Clifford Johnston.
the youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Levi John
ston. to Frank McCabe. took place at o'clock
wednesday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents No. I6 East One-hundred-and-
seventoenth-s,. The officiating clergyman
the Rev. John l.. Campbell. pastor o. the
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. Miss john
sion Wore a gown Of white silk. trimmed
worn. Her cousin. Miss Jennie Johnston. was the
maid of honor and Miss Elith wimurt was the only
Monni Morris RcpgbCan WH cb Is Of arsm o' and
man Harry Barton. There were no ushers The re-
cepton which followed was comparatively small
one.
The third lecture in the series the history OF
music. by Miss Hannah Smith. will be heard at
the house OF Mrs. J. +. DAILY. No. 10 East Sixty
secondst.. next Wednesday morning at Il
o'clock Many acquaintances OF Justice and Mrs.
DAILY have been delighted and interested by the
lectures thus far. Miss Smith makes OF musi-
cal illustrations and explanations by charts and
drawings In the analyses Of tho various musical
forms. The subjects treated in her OF six
lectures are Ancient Music Greek Scales"
i-cclesiastlcaI Modes $500 NOTATION secular
Music;" ..counterpoint" rEy9luten Of thc Modern
trina and the Reform OF Church Music" The op,
ora Tho Cratorio," mDeyelopment Of Musical
Form" "Tho Fuguc." "Tho Suite" The Sonata"
THE Precursors OF the Pianofortc" "C'avchorl
and iIarpsichold.' Early Ga vicr Playing %
chestra."
Mrs Stephen r. Leshcr. Of Ne. East Serenity
sixth-st. was married at noon yesterday to James
Arden Hartman. at her home. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev W. II T. Faunce. OF
tho Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Owing TO the
recent death Of the brides father. stephen Il.
Leshcr. tho wedding was quiet one only the
Immediate relatives OF the contracting parties be
ing present The bride was given away hy her
brother Arthur Lawrence Leshcr shc was at.
tired In gown of h"lioir"pe Ntlt"t ana carried
a prayer book There w'r" no hrld'-mals or ush-
crs, 'oiuhm , ' afi, tbn s.rvi" hrartfrs,
couple will take fhr'" months trip through
Europe; ana VIII then begin hons'ks'png IN ms
banking firm OF II. u. Holiins 4 60 10 "a we'll
baroness rsull Won Dah.erup arrived here on the
steamer Normannia on Friday from denmark She
l. 20 spend m" winter here with her relatives. Mr.
and MIS- Carl Fisch,f-IIansen. OF ~ Easi seventy
uIrfh-r' This b. the Baroness Dab Hrups second
visit to ne United Sti"s. ilcr first vl-!t her"
al the time Of thew orlds Fair lr Chicago ~h"re sf
exhibited the old library of Hans Christian Anler-
sen the fairy tslc writer which il In her posscso:
Mrs As,or will give ball Monda" night.
January g. a, her home. 10 sr Fif;h-av"
The Thursday Evening Club will hold lie meet
incs this season on December II. January H. Feb
ruary and -. March Is and April
Washington. Nov. 2l.-Thc marriage Of John X.
Ahnev Of New-York. TO Miss Mary Lloyd Pendle
ton daughter Of IN" late Senator George II. Pen
dleton Of Ohio took place to-day at noon In his
toric ST Johns church just across Lafayette"
Souar, from the white House. President anG Mrs.
Cleveland and the members of the Cabin"' win
,holr wives were present Aside from these the a.
tendance was restricted 20 intimate friends. Fol
iowing the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mr. ard Mrs. Arthur T irir".
tho latter i sister ol the bride" Mr.. and Mrs Abnry
started this afternoon for trip North. ana VIII
live i'm Ncw-YOrk. Mr.. Abn"y f. w"ll-knowr
LAWYER of the metropolitan bar. president OF tho
N.v,-Ycrk Southern Society. member or IN. 80
ciofy Of the Sens Of tho Revolution and OF the Man
haitian and Democratic clubs
MANY BEQrESTS TO CHARITIES.
Hv the Will OF Elizabeth j. Higgins. which was
filed with the Surrogate yesterday. "A numbcr OF
charities receive hcqucsts. though what the value
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