New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

afternoon tea. and church anniversaries ""r ~ .ha
r. ing. OF charitable organizations nave ""e , 80
place OF the functions which not long as' 80 ' 49,,
about all the attention Of the people VINO MAKE up
.socie,v" The season OF June weddings IS aih0ss S
at hand however and before the fulI IioG ,nrest %
ng afars recorded for which preparations are nov H
being made Announcements OF depai,itn ,ion nonts
g. ar~er number OF people leaving the city ioi
the summer months than ever peloie
Mr. and Mrs William w Van Anden ana ''ei'
family are booked to sail for Hamburg on June i''
and on June % Mrs George Chauncey VIII start ioi
a trip abroad on the North German LloEd seine
sailing on that date the St Louis. OF the Amer
can Line. which Is scheduled to san on June -
will have on board Mr. and Mrs. John d. SnedeKer
and Miss Snedeker Of Park Place. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank southwicN. and Mr.. and Mrs "iliam Ma
Of Heksst will go abroad 3 sR}nt afe SeY YEdward ARD
n Iitchdeld and his family: Miss Esther HenshawH'
who spent the winter with her aunt MIS- oaldr = 20 3D.
land sailing about May 80: Charles Williams and
his sister Miss Williams, Of Grace Court VII nav, nave
IN a few davs their cousin, Miss Cora Mallory and
Mrs J. f. Halstead and Miss Halstead VIII SAL Oh
JulyS
Mrs William H. Lyon and Mrs. Marvin T. Lyon
save a reception at Mrs. Lyons home in NeW-1 ofK-
ave on last saturday afternoon. which attracted
large number Of well-known people. Mrs. James ..
Carpenter Mrs. Howard Wood. Miss Lyon MISS Miss
Greenwood Of NewYork Miss SmPsSn M1sS ss
sisted In receiving
A tastefully arranged home wedding took place
st the house Of Edgar Barlow. No IS Kent-st.. on
Thursday evening, when his daughter, Miss l'yda
Barlow vas married 20 George Rowland oil New
York City. Charles Rowland. brother OF me
bridegroom, the best man. and the malu Oh
honor was Miss Gertrude Barlow a sister Of the
bride The ushers were Samuel G.. Tibbals. George
Tbbals Walter H. Howe and Roswell r. Howe.
Among the invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. 'ohn
r Barlow and their family, of S.ng Sing Mr.. ana
Mrs D. H. Howe and their family OF EoTtn saom
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bacon and ther famiS, GnryruSa 9a
Thorne of Brooklyn: Congressman and Mrs; Johii
r. Howe and Captain and Mrs George Kh9ne.' ot
Brooklyn; Mr and Mrs. William n. raRgy Rrajey %i
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Rowland )r; ~ MISS JESSIE
Rowsnd Nh and Mrs Wa WarFfn Rn,h r. TT! Tbbas the
Misses Tibbals and Mr. and Mrs Samuel Rowsnd Rwand
OF Brooklyn Mr. ana Mrs Mrs srdne FseagreN Jones and
Miss Sarah NJ. Rowland. of New-HaNen conn
wedding. at w1ich only the immediate reid'Nes
were present took place Wednesday evening at the
rome Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Brink. No. 56 Harri-
son-ave. The contracting parties were their oaugh-
Ter Annie H. Brink and Charles G. Neide". assist
ant superintendent Of ST. Johns Lutheran sunday
Milton and b Prfsdens W swaS Sr shS paser Of
ST. Johns Church. performed the ceremony; MISS
Annie NJ Meyer was ana bdur of pea
anf interconrse MIR and Mrs Neider departed on
brief wedding trip to Niagara Falls on their re-
turn they will receive their friends at their home
No. 2iS Penn-st.
Mr and Mrs David Moffatt. OF Wiilow-st, and
Mr.. and Mrs Frazer NJ. Moffat, held their second
and last "at homes on Tuesday afternoon and
evening last. The receiving party Included MIS-
William Clapp. Mrs. Gerrish. Mrs. w J.. MoHat
Sand Miss Moffat. Mrs W L. Van Sinderen and
the flowers used in the decorations came from Mrs
Mofats country place at Cold Spring. or the Hud-
son which the family expect to occupy about
June !.
Miss Fanny Crosby and a number Of other m1si-
cal and literary people gave entertainment on
Thursday night for the benefit of the Willing Work
ers' Home, at the De Kalb Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church. De Kalb-ave. near Franklin. The
following programme was presented
Piano sole esS S's ga s9;1!'?f & E':ST' iran
Soprano solo. 20 oVins Hear ,;,., ... 'Got'chalS
Poems ia, rhe @ soider n"'' Revere Fanny Crosby
d. ''siaInmas Lullaby"
i With P4sn2 FsS9y "Ge2%RB2ni"'"'- e25eR2
Selections from Professor Aofmans Mandolin and Guitar
Nioiin SOLO "Joly Bears George schiefarth
. Mis-, d1%4'onsS iq1ai. Ts2,ry.
-rarytone solo. 'ww q the WsP' '..........'.'..
-. Frank Vail Selected
ne i"Ao'"s Mrs Jennie Atwood Case a.,
Sc Guitar '0i0 Professor Antonio Bin
Ef3arytone SOLO, queen OF '-'
iIiohorus HON. by the R1.r' .;...c A. white,
"a by the X j. = ~ ,- c,.,,
s|Poems (a) The chd and the Angel .'Fanny CROSBY
~ ~. 90 The RaindroD EsDav Crosby
GUITAR ''''' professor Antonio Bini n~,..,..
Piano '0'0' in'fs frofe1sor SS1s Van Ascine
headns Mrs jennie Atwood case. ,,.u.'
Childrens songs () The Dutsnan MGhoy
N' VIZ. Ii',Is Ne By e Jaa hlne D'a'ke''
Selections by Professor Honmans Mandolin and Guitar
2 The Willing Workers Society was organized from
class No "A of the Bushwick Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Sunday in September 1898 Tor the
purpose Of helping the poor. They selected as ther
badge a silver cross and for motto, "Al Tor
Jesus" Finally they decided to establish home
for Young girls where they might congregate for
amusement reading serious study. This home
was opened November G. 1894, and has been accepted
by the New-York East Conference Board OF Home
Missions since beginning Conference work There
has been expended the home 10 date 81 4u sS The
home has classes in dressmaking millinery, ply
steal culture. Bible history and sewing; Mss Har-
week or Mother Geose" melodies. Mrs. Mabel h.
Faraday IL president Of the Home Society There
Blake: Miss Garry Cornell, Miss Alice connor' E,r
CASTOR. Miss Fannie Castor. the Misses ColGate, X
Wilson. II. Wes,ate., the Rey ,,sl ana Mr. Mrs. saE C. f.
Miss Jennie Hummeh. Miss Carrie Underhll, Mr..
Gould, MI: Lake, MI and Mrs Foster Mrs Alya
w T. Lane ana Miss G. Mardin.
The pupils OF Miss whltcomb's Seminary. at No.
80 Remsenst.. have recently held the third annual
fair for the benefit of the Seaside Home work OF
the Brooklyn Children's Aid Society. The spacious
parlors thrown open and gracefully draped
Cake candy fancy articles books. curios and
flowers covered the tables. which were presided over
by the pupils AS result contribution OF sl25
was made 10 the charity, which makes an earnest
appeal this season. when poverty and ill-health
bring dreary lives to little children.
BE- A musical held on Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs George B. Dowling No. u Avenue A,
: Ah,,sh lorco -,lad iss R1ssl