New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
relatives and small number OF personal friends
Mr.: Gwynne's best man will be Carroll Brown. Of
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relatives and small number Of personal friends:
Mr. Gwynne's best will be Carroll Brown Of
Baltimore.
Mrs. Harcourt Bull will on Tuesday afternoon.
March a. give at the Waldorf the last of her series
OF three pano-for,e recitals. Among other selec
lions, she will play the Senate Op. T." by Crieg:
the "Fantaisestlck," by Rudorn. and the ''Ro-
nance Pathetique." by Floershe!m The recital
will be given under the patronage Of James Still
man, DR.. William Mason. Mrs. c. A. Spofford, Mrs.
j. s. Whitman Mrs. J. a. Mitchell. Mrs c. A.
Homer, jr.. Mrs. j. W. Bracher. Mrs. c. ]. Gould,
Mrs. G. II. Tucker DR.. L. l.. Seaman. Miss A. X.
Mrs. William Stone, Mrs. ". f. Peck, Mrs. n; P.
sickes, Mrs Percival Knauth, Miss bessie Greer,
lanes Otis Hoyt, Mrs II. p. Douglas. Clarence
Vaenne VIII Wam MeEroy Mrs Mf e coa
George Arms Mrs G G; Trask' Mrs. j. hewitt
One OF the prettiest weddings to be celebrated on
Easter Monday. April c. will be that Of Miss Louise
Dewsnap. daughter of Mrs John Dewsnap. OF NO
l23 East Thirty-fourth-s, to Henry Bergh. OF this
city. which will take place at 43O o'clock in the
afternoon in the Church Of the Heavenly Rest,
Fifth-ave. and Forty-ifth-st. The bride. who will
enter the church with her brother. j. Buckley
Dewsnap, will be given away by her mother The
rector Of the church the Rey DR. parxer Mon
T be followed by at he hSme S OF M ss
be no maid of honor Mr.. Bsrgh has selected Will
man. The ISL .S viii be Cord C. Goodwin G.
s. wilkins and the brides brothers; George Gibbs
Dewsnap and 5 Brown Dewsnap Mr. Bergh IS
nephew of the late Henry Bergh.
The recently announced engagements include
those OF Miss Anna j. Steward, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Jackson Steward. Of Gramercy Park to
Lincoln Lowell, jr.. graduate Of Harvard Uni
versity. and member OF the Harvard and Uni
versity clubs of this city, Miss Gussie Aver Thorn
daughter Of William b. Thorn. of this city to
lee OF the Fair Haven and westyilo Street Rail-
road Of New-Haven and Mss Filth Filth, Jessie lev Wat
this city. to Herbert Minton Belts. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward X. Belts. of Brooklyn
The marriage Of Miss Ottile Force. second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Sas c. Force to Lloyd Bowen
Sanderson already announced in The Tribune,
will take place in the Church OF the Incarnation.
Madison-ave. and Thirty hfth-st at 40 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon. April Is. The Rev. William
Grosvenor. the rector. assisted by the Rev r. w.
Brathwaite. rector Of ST. Andrews Church. SIAM
ford Conn. will ofilcate at the marriage ceremony.
which will be followed by small reception at the
home Of The brides parents No. b b Eas T sser
who is engaged to marry Passed Assstant Surgeon
s he G ms Of
Of this city Miss May Brathwaite. Of Stamfordj
Rrookivn. will be the bridesmaids. Mr.. sanderson's
best man has not yet been chosen. The ushers will
Pe r,a w s Cailender lawrence V stoddart W
p Tough and c. G. Patterson OF this CITY, ana a r.
| Heinze, of Brooklyn
An interesting happening in society yesterday was
the annual sale of the society of Decorative Art and
| the tea which were held In the handsome ballroom
| at the Waldorf. The fancy articles were most at
.roc,,valv dsnlayed on a number of tables arranged
| oho,t the room which Nlled Win women "cli
Inoun in fashionable circles. As in former years
the sale was a success a handsome sum D'''b 'eN'
lied.
| The marriage of Miss Carrie Scheyer. daueh'er
| or Mr. and Mrs Philip Scheyer. of No 1877 Mauison
ave to Alfred Epstein will take pace III Nai"'b'e
| Hail on Wednesday evening next, March TO-
| Nrs Sidney Harris one OF the daughters OF tho
late Judge John r. Brady. will give an entertain
ment at the Waldorf on Thursday Of next week
March &C. in which she will recite several selections
from the poets There will also be instrumental ana
vocal music by Mrs Grenve Smelling and Miss
Emilia Anthem. The entertainment Will ne E.,eh
| under the patronage OF Mrs Philip Lydlg Mrs'
Frank X Sturgis Mrs. J. Searle barclay MIS- San
uel Borrowe Mrs. Robert Osgood anu se'ei~i o'"e'
women prominent in society
! Walter S Bigelow and Miss Marcia L. Clapper
were married by the Rev. Dr. David H. Greer. rector
| of St Bartholomew Church on Wednesday at the
home Of the brides sister Mrs. Hattie Clapper
Morris The Arston Broadway and Fifty-hfth-st
| Only members of the family were present Among
| these were Mrs. Camden c. Dixie Colonel y. $
| Dixie and Mrs e NJ. BiGelow, OF brooklyn; A; g
! BigeIow, president of the Philadelphia Wool club
and Mrs Bgelow; Mrs Harry James and Miss sal!ie
| True and Miss Edith True and Thomas Scott, OF
| New York Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow Will make their
home in the Arison