New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
Rev. DR.. Joseph Silverman of the Temple Emanu.
FL, Will perform the marriage ceremony.

The wedding Of Miss Alice Adelaide Biglin, the
third daughter OF Bernard Biglin. to Robert J.
Fox will take place at IL o'clock Wednesday
morning in All Saints Church, One-hundred and
twenty -ninth-st. and Madison-ave. The Rev. DR..
William Livingston. president OF the Roman Cath
ole Seminary at Troy. assisted by the rector OF
All Saints Church. the Rev. James Power will
perform the marriage ceremony and celebrate the
mass which follows 1t. Miss Bigln will wear
gown OF white satin, trimmed with point lace. and
a veil OF tulle Her youngest sister. Miss Florence
A. Biglin. In gown OF white mousseline de sole
silk. and white leghorn hat trimmed with
apple blossoms and pink satin ribbons. Will be
the maid Of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Lillian V. Parker. OF Saratoga Miss Mary II.
Smith, OF Pittsburg; Miss Agnes c. Tyson. of Potts
Vile; Miss Emma c. Whitman. of Philadelphia;
Miss Josephine Bign and Miss Polly Bglin; sisters
OF the bride Two will wear gowns OF yellow or;
also wear large straw hats trimmed with ostrich
pumes John Dyer will be best man ma hro and
iyn Joseph J. Fox. brother OF the bridegroom Ed
ward Byrne Mortimer Bishop and MiSnnei j. Mar ar
ceremony at the church there will be reception
and for the OF go We. on e.
hundred and thirty -ninth-st.
The marriage OF Miss Marguerite Force. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Silas c. Force, to Passed-Assistant
Surgeon Frederick Grettin Barthwaite. U. g. ~,
son of the Rev. F. W. Barthwaite. rector OF ST.
Andrews Church, Stamford. Conn, will not take
place in this city. was expected DR.. Barth-
waite who Is stationed the Lancaster in
South American port has found 1t Impossible 10
secure a leave Of absence, and II VIII propapy DE
several years before he will again visit New-York
His nancee has decided to go to South America,
where the wedding will be celebrated. probably
about the first Of June. Miss Force VIII SAL Tor
am @ S So drecty TO- Monevdeo where
marriage will take place. There will be two ce re-
monies. one at the office OF the consulate anu 'he
other in the English chapel.
A recital of spring songs by Miss Villa Whitney
White assisted by Miss NJ b. Dillingham; and Ger
rit Smith, for the benefit OF the two day nurseries,
will be given at the Mendelssohn Glee Club Hall, In
West Fortjeth-st on Monday afternoon April IL at
O. clock Tickets for the entertainment may be OBJ.
tanned from Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge. No. z East
Mrs Marbury No 5o
West Fifty-ninth-st, and at Shirmers, In Union
Square
pretty wedding on Wednesday afternoon last
was that Of Miss Eugena Vincenta Waydeil to Ed
win Henderson Warner. which occurred at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Henry
Waydell No 80 East Sixty-fourth-st. The Rev. Dr.
Charles L. Thompson. pastor OF the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church. performed the ceremony IN
the presence of the members OF the two iamiies.
large reception followed 1t. The prides gown
was of white satin trimmed with point lace and
was fastened with diamond ornament present
from the bridegroom Miss Ruby r. Moller'
niece Of the bride. wearing gown OF PINK sa'i'''
was the maid of honor The bridesmaids were MISS
Merchant Of Rochester: Miss Anita Van Dyck ana
Miss Edith Dunsher. Of this city They wore gowns
of mink and white silk muslin. trimmed with green
satin ribbons. Each carried bouquet OF white
sweet peas The bridegroom's best man was ms
brother, A. C. Warner. The ushers were linton
bei and j. Dsehany Miss Wsyas Says her s. at;
endans pearl wreath pins and M bs ress
at att the me-. reception Mr. and Mrs G. Peekham
Mrs George Coventry Mr. and ma Mr pd Mrs r. C;arff
Warner parents of the bridegroom; Mrs. Canpnell'
the bridegrooms grandmother. and Mr.. ana Mrs'
Mrs. Roger NJ Sherman gave tea at her home. In
Prospect-ave Mount Vernon. on Thursday. The
narlors we're bowers OF palms. azaeas and tulips.
and the tea table stood under canopy OF sma1
from the ceiling. Among the many guests were PITS
Andrew f. Currier, Mrs. Gustav Dannreuther' Mrs.
Edward Gay, Mrs Addison Smith. Mrs. Thomas l..
watson. Mrs Hiram l.. Roberts. Mrs. Frank NJ.
Grlmbe. Mrs Franklin 7. DAVIS Mrs W J. sage sage
mrs Charles G1s L. Adams Mrs Louis SCHNEIDER
Mrs TowIsy Mrs Louis + To~ MIs MIs
knapp Mrs Samuel p 5aieTsop Mac sSf the
Misses LEILA II Lo os 70 , elizabeth
As already published in The Tribune the second
annual bicycle tea. In aid of the Burnham indus-
trial Farm. will be held at Claremont. on the
Riverside Drive. on Saturday afternoon. May .
There will be music by the band OF Squadron A,
and as at the entertainment in the same place last
wear tea Will be served the lawn. II the day
be stormy the tea will be given on the following
Saturday, May g. Among the patrohesses are M's'
Ogden Mills Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt MITE VIII
lam Jay Mrs George Griswold Haven. MIS-. D
Van Rensselaer, Cruger. Mrs. Charles Il. Alexan-
Henry L. Burnet. Mrs. Joseph II. choate' Mrs.
Austin Corbin, Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting Mrs Henry
F. Dmock. Mrs. William d. Pinsmore; 5r. Mrs Mrs.
ertR d M n %ss da rS Mr.
ir'. Mrs. H. F. MADDEN. Mrs Russell H9adley, IT..
Mrs AeS s,b M HSy fTs sde heaEeH Mrs
Luther Kountze, Miss Leary. Mrs John A. bEwsry'
Me- Sssard C. fssss MIS- Mrs. Il n
Sidney Dillon Ripley Mrs William =. SiaGPng chi
M Mfs John S irwin WmeTdng john p wing and
Mrs Edward wlnslow. Tickets. which are y eaca;
can be G6taineq If1n Mrs Charlie: f. Peew No
81 East Fiftyfourth-st Mrs. William Rhlneanas s
s sbeTry's the he waldorf and The Plaza.
Cards NJ invitation announcing the reorgahiza'o"
Of the Tuesday Evening Dancing Glass; uhoer INC
RRnwe and Mrs c. L. Dodd will be sent out III, In
the course of week owing to me success %,
class ast season ysbso limit The meetings next winter
viii probably be held at Sherry's.
AZ. ord Mrs william Edward Muligan. and Miss
certrude Griswold, will give an at nome WIN
music. on Thursday evening next April a. IN 'her
studio in Carnegie Hail.
MT. ,.xr,age 81 Miss Margaret Healy formerly
,,o,or q, pratt Institute Free Library. OF BROOK
,vn TO Edgar Addison Bancroft. OF Chicago TOOK
n,ace at o'clock yesterday afternoon al the ni,."
pre.bvter,an Church. Fifth-ave and Thrty-seveh,n.
a, The Rev. Dr. John Humpstone, OF the bapus'
Emanuel Church. offciated. assisted py 'ne w. w.
En- ,r,,,or nresident of Vassar College. As MSS
1,.,v "a a graduate OF Vassar College. ana heid
,ns place of president Of the Associate Aiumnae OF