New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

nv Sinclair Tousey OF New-York, the eldest 90"
=, John + Tousey. Of BROOKLYN and Miss 'u,ia
Won Cerding Of Atlanta Will be ma'i4eu "
brides home on April q.
The date for the marriage OF Miss Florence uiuo
daughter Of John Gibb to Herbert L. frat' WIN oe
Wednesday. April a. 13 The ee CSureh
Miss EIo,se FrankeI. of Safest. and l." ~ bar
rows Of Elizabeth y. J., will be married o"
wednesday. April Is. The wedding Will De oe''-
brated quietly
Mrs Cornelius Olcott. Of Bedford-ave' VIII ie"'e
Brooklyn for her country home at Gfeelwoou
Lake n j. next week Her 6 Son anp viii renain
in-law. Dr. and MIS-. OhaA'eS O'''
in Brooklyn until June.
The Mandolin Quintet Of Packer Institute will
,,oy az an entertainment 20 be given in the Classon
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church on THURSDAY eVe"'iie'
The engagement of Miss Maude Lachinn' OF CON
.ress-st 10 Dr. Ralph II. Pomeroy' Oh hANSo"
Place was announced last week.
THOMAS E. stillman has rented the Auchinc'oss
villa in HnrrisOn.ave NewPGrt' and VIII spe"u "''
summer there with his FANNY
The Young Peoples Society OF the Keap Street
TEMPLE gave a masquerade ball on Ihui suas 80
ing in Aron Hall About four hundrea yo''s
nersons were present most Of them a'ureo III
srotesoue and pretty costumes. A number OF IN
vited guests were present. including Dr. L. Wnt-
ner Dr. s Greenfield sidor Smith Mr. ane n niis
p Wasssrmann Mss Saiy s srbith Mr.. and Mrs s.
M9rirn Miss rraum B.. Block Miss block Mr. Mr.
a ae Va Carrie and julie Alexander. w. II. Weigandt
Louis GersOn Miss Rosenberg Miss Il
Rsymond B. Igeiheimer. F. J; Terriere Aaron b.
Schmidt Miss Hannah Schmidt and H. hehoe'
The Arion Glee Club held a smoker on Friday
evening in its clubhouse at No. l,1os Herkimer-st'
Including members and their guests there were
about two hundred people present Tho soioisls
Aldermen wpm j. Van WVck a. one Of the
members made brief address OF huf nS na
acter and Charles GundldcIN entertained the mem
bers by telling several stories.
The Franklin Literary Society will hold a meet
ing tomorrow evening at Sl5 O'Clock IN It's roohlS'
at No. a Court-st
Mrs Helen L. Bullock. OF Elrnira, will give an
address for women this evening in the First he-
formed Dutch Church. in bediord-aVe'
Miss Luc.lla H. Cakes will give her fourth annual
musical on Tuesday evening The C concert VIII De
given in the Marcy Avenue Baptst Churcn'
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary So
ctetv of the Presbytery Of Brooklyn Will meet for
IT'S annual business session at $3.50 O'CLOCK on mon,
day morning In the Classoh Avenue iicSo' '
Church.
at 2:so D. m. at the home Of Mrs Byron W. Clarke
No 70S 81. Marks-aVe.
Miss Edith Haskell Allen. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Coleman Allen. will be married 10
George Phipps Knapp on Wednesday evening
March 81 al the Church of the New Jerusalem
A subscription musical and reception for the
benefit Of the workroom Of the Northern Branch
Of the of Charities will be held at the Knapp
Mansion Oh Monday. April ~. al D. m
Mrs Caroline B. Belden announces the marriage
of her daughter Miss Alice Dawson. TO Alexander
Nichols Cook, in Hartford. on March q. Mr.. Cook
formerly lived In Brooklyn.
Mrs Lucy Shea. OF IIalsey-st. and Ralph-ave. has
left for the South, 10 be gone until fall She will
visit Maryland and Florida
The Montauk Euchre Club held It's annual recep-
ton on Friday evening at No. 1874 Clymer-st. Fiji
teen games played. There were thirty. tables
Miss T. :. Rabbit MISS S EstsIls HqTr: Miss Lot
s s GHr si s bS Ms @ PssSR MIS-
Marion Pearkes MIS- Ha KacS and Leo Cert
= srenner c. James. F. A. Rowe. j. Guedon. r.
Holmes. Albert Baker and BENJAMIN Fowler The
Snmtee Il charge consisted of MARION auFRes
Miss Ella Please r. j. Holmes, Jules Guedon and
Howard a. James
On Friday evening the employees OF A. d. Mat
thews g. Sons presented 10 Manager Nathaniel
Oakley a handsome chair, a banquet lamp. onyx
table and fountain pen. About 300 employees to-
ge,her with James and Gardner Matthews. men,
bers OF the firm. were present A. Perry made the
presentation speech ana MI Oakley RESPONDED IN
an appropriate address.
Miss Helen Estee Cagwin OF Rome n. Y. ana
J. A. OFT postmaster OF Vernon n. Y, were united
in marriage last evening al the home of the bride S
sister. Mrs. G. F. Bennett. in Flatbush- The newly
throughout Oneida County. will spend their honey
moon up the state
A dancing and card club OF the Hill section met
at the home of Miss Adam. No. Al Macon-st.. on
Tuesday evening. This. one OF the most successful
meetings OF the season. meant for those present
enjoyable evening spent IN dancing and social con-
verse. Among the members and guests present
Miss Bartindale, Miss Crane, Miss Behrends.
Miss Jenkins, Miss Adam Miss Petit. Miss Wend-
Huntington. AUBREY Adam John NY " GIayhurst.
1r., Charles G. huntington, Allyn Palmer. Charles
G Tough; Charles y. Peck, Jack Torrey. Fred c.
The current issue OF Brooklyn Life" makes the
announcement that j. C. Hoagland a prominent
Brookynite. is about to make his home in New
York City. Mr. Hoagland has for many years lived
in one Of the handsomest houses in Clinton-ave
opposite the Hotel Regent. When the Tabernacle
and Hotel Regent were burned TO the ground some
years ago many OF the hotel guests took temporary
shelter under Mr. Hoaglands roof. Mr. Hoagland
has purchased the house formerly the property OF
T. W. Bliss. No. q West Fifty -ffth-st New
York and will probably move there with his family
In a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland have been
deeply interested in charitable and philanthropic
work in Brooklyn, and both are well known In So
ciety circles. Mr. Hoagland is a pubc-spirited
man. and has oeen active supporter OF Brook
lyn's best interests. He Is a native OF Ohio and
president Of the Royal Baking Powder Company.
A RECEPTION IN HONOR OF TEACHER
The teachers of Grammar School No 25 gave a
reception on Thursday evening at the home OF DR.