New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
fund for the restoration and preservation OF Mount
Vernon. the home Of George Washington. The

Vernon the home of George Washington. The
tabeaus will be accompanied by choruses and
instrumental music. The subjects to be represented
Will be novel and interesting, and it is expected that
number OF young women In society will take part
The pictures will be arranged by James l.. Breese.
g. e. Porter Eliot Gregory Peter Marie. Thomas F.
Gushing and George Munzig. The entertainment
VIII be given under the patronage Of Mrs Charles B.
Alexander, Mrs Aston, Mrs. Edmund l.. Baylies,
Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs. James L. Breese. Mrs.
Lloyd s. Bryce Mrs l. Townsend Burden, Mrs s.
Van Rensselaer, Cruger, Mrs. Brockhost Cutting.
Mrs. Charles H. Marshall. Mrs. Paul Dana. Mrs.
Pierre Lorllard. jr. Mrs. William A. Duer Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. Levi p. Morton, Mrs Robert
Goeet. Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer Mrs John W.
Minturn. Mrs. Adrian Iselin jr, Mrs. William jay.
Mrs Francis P Kinnicutt, Mrs. Luther kountz. Mrs.
l. Rives. Mrs. Charles H. Russell Mrs W. Watts
as specer s Mrs. W. ufas sewar M
ABB S,even; Mrs Whitney Warren Mrs stan
ss MN Mrs ohH %sS Mrs F51R
AeXandre, Mrs Francis R; Appleton. Mrs. Thomas
de Rham, tr.. Mrs Cross. Mrs. Francis Delaheld.
Mrs. Fredsiick Edey. Mrs Nicholas Fish. Mrs.
Charles 9: Franklin; Miss Frelinghuysen. Mrs.
Louis Hoyt. Mrs. C. op isein, Mrs j. Frederick
MSnsR M Mrs. / r! M 5n
selaer Townsend. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs:
Buchanan Winthrop, Mrs. Lucius X. Wilmerding
and Mrs. Geraldyn Redmond
Invitations have been sent out for the wedding Of
Miss Fanny Taylor, youngest daughter OF Alexander
Taylor, jr., to Joseph Clark Baldwin, jr of this
city The wedding will take place Wednesday.
April Is. at noon in the Constable Memorial Church.
at Mamaroneck A small reception will follow at
Crsmere, the brides fathers home at Mamaroneck
Several engagements announced last week
which were Of interest to society. Miss Alice Lee
Post daughter Of Alfred Seton Post. announced her
oppa emf IN Read of
Miss Post introduced to society about two years
ago. and has been a great belle. Her family have
lived for some years in Flushing, L. l. Mr. Beadle-
ston Is Of the late William Henry Beadleston
He was graduated from the Yale University in the
class Of 1898. and is member OF the Racquet. New
York Athletic and Riding clubs. Another engage
ment announced few days ago was that OF Miss
A Paddock, of No II West feminist. to Louis j.
Pooler OF DR.. and Mrs H. A. Pooler. of Ora;
mercy Park. The engagement was also announced
Of William ]. OConnor son OF William p. OConnor.
Of No East Twelith-st and Miss Helen pos Van
and niece Of the late Captain Samuel Van Praag
The marriage Of Miss Cassa Douglas to Carl
Michel. OF Bamberg Bavaria, took place at o'clock
last evening, at the homo Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Douglas. No East Eighty
frst-st 1t quiet wedding. only the relatives
and few intimate friends OF the family being pres
ent at the ceremony which performed by the
Rev. DR.. Abbott E. Kittridge pastor of the Madi-
Avenue Reformed Church. Maiison-avc and
Fifty-seventh-st; Miss NJ. Louise Orr was the maid
attended Mr.. Michel as best man. There were no
bridesmaids or ushers. The bride, who is niece Of
Mrs. Jacob Rupert, woe gown OF white sa'in
ue Miss Do p1n. i ane Mr. &che who
ago. under rather romantic circumstances. 1t ap-
pears that the bride and her mother. who were on
berg. While passing the hotel one day, Mr. Michel
dow dow and Immediately iell in love win i and its
possessor. who Miss Douglas. Mr. Michel sue
woman through mutual friends, and an engage
ment and finally wedding resulted Mr. and Mrs
The engagement is formally announced OF Miss
Madeleine Knowton. daughter OF the late Dan
ford Henry Knowton, 10 Charles fuller Garland a
son Of James A. Garland. the first vice-presdent OF
the First National Bank of this city. The young
couple were paymates and their Affection for each
bsS1 ss by nfr
made last December. She is rema rkably
Young friends. Her sister. Miss Edith Knowlton,
who Is well known In New-York and Bar HarDor
shsr Of her very yo ycuns Mss
Knowlton lives with her mother and sisters at Nc
who is about twenty-five years Old. Is taking spe.
the SewsYork Yacht Cub No ' date has yet been
set for the wedding
There was excellent attendance OF members at
the regular weekly meeting OF the Badminton Club
yesterday afternoon in the Berkeley Armory and
there spirited games for the silver
prizes bought by r. Horace Galiatin A draw
nament for sets OF four. two women and men,
will be held on Saturday April H. The prizes which
Webb s nAS Mrs Potter Mrs
Frederick D. Grant and Mrs. George y. Miller
ge e o. e snd Msa CON-
Strong The Auxiliary Committee is composed OF
son, Percy Bramwe and Oliver de L. Coster.
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide Priscilla Coles
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Barak G. Coles. TO
Henry Stone Hand. OF Horace G.. Hand, OF
Honeseale Penn, will take place on Thursday
parents, No is East Thirty.foarthcst '"' ''''e
rev set OF dances to be known as the De
Coverly Dances. has been organized for next win
ter. They will take place Sherrys and will be
given under the patronage Of Mrs. Edward l..
Reyes. Mrs Henry G. Valentine. Mrs George NJ
II. Schwab Mrs. a. A. Anderson. Mrs. Charles B
Moo and r r'anss noe Mr wson
Colonel and Mrs s. Van Rensselaer, Cruger. who
In Florida. will return 10 town Sunday
next, March y
An incident on Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week will be the sale OF Easter hats and bonnsts
at the home Of Mrs. Richard Stevens Castle Point.
Hoboken which VIII be in aid Of St Gatherings
occasion VIII also serve as h9usewarming for
erected the extensive grounds at Castle Point.
The wedding Of Miss Belle Rogers. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Belden j. Rogers. to Charles Tobias
will be celebrated Tuesday evening, April q.
the home OF the bride No 1l2 East Twenty
ffth.st: The Rev. DIR. J. Wesley Brown VIII he the
officiating clergyman.
GREENHALGE MEMORIAL ADDRESS.
Boston. March 2l.--It has been decided that Sena-
tor Lodge will deliver the memorial address at
the services In memory OF Governor Frederic T.
Greenhage. on April Is. In Mechanics Hall.