New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

and the committee which had charge Of the enter
tainment consisted of John Gerken Charles Seward
and C. C. Macray. Among the entertainers were
Gusse Edwards and Sherman Coates. OF the News
boys Quintet; Joseph Unger Charles j.. Wilson,
Nelson Wat, and the Ding Dong Quartet. of New
York The officers of the club are: Louis Bane,
President; H. il. Stewart, vice,presiden; Charles
Seward. recording secretary; Samuel kelierman'
financial secretary, and Harry Wilson, treasurer
An open meeting held on Friday afternoon In
the Assembly Hall at Pratt Institute. under the
auspices of the Pratt Neghborhood Association
Social Settlement Work" the subject. and
the following papers read: History OF the
Settlement Movement" Miss NJ. X. Jones; Settle
mcnt Home Influence" Miss Cornelia Brad
ford, Of Whittier House Jersey City; Work Of the
cnS Sidney Pexoo OF the
ton. The committee in charge consisted OF Miss
M dna Louise YAM Anden Miss Mary Lowell
Marie, Planter Miss Sarah Nesmith Miss Ale, Alice
mann and Miss Mary s. Dougheriy.
Miss Jane Coles Morrison. daughter Of William
~ Morrison, married TO Charles Alfred Ed
wards. Thursday evening, at No 1876 Nilliugh-
by-ave Miss Emma b. Mollcr maid of honor
and Charles H. Van Buren, best man. Henry
l.. Powell and Carlton Coe acted as ushers and tho
bridal party was preceded by two children. MISS
BERTHE Green Jones and Master Gerard Grifhths.
formed by the Rev. DR.. j. Wesley Johnston. for
merly pastor of ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church On their return from the bridal tour Mr..
and Mrs Edwards will live at No. 496 Willoughby-
ave. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs VIII
lam n. Morrison, Mrs. William H. Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. William f. Edwards. Dr. and Mrs. r. j.
Morrison Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Andrews, j. H.
Andrews Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Bliss, Thomas
A. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Bailey. Mr. and
Mrs. John j. Becker Miss Jennie Becker, MISS May
Bradford Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Ballou, Mr. and
Mrs. David Binns. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Coe. John X Calvert
Miss Alice NJ. Cutler. Mr. and Mrs. Martin II. Day.
Miss Linda de Rozas Mrs. Christina Dukeman,
Miss Annie Edwards. Joseph L. Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry NJ; Edwards. Mr. and Mrs George p;
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Green Clarence
Green. F. s. Greene. Miss Alice Greene Mrs. Ida
Gunstone Mr.. and Mrs Butler IGrifiits. George
Goodwin. Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Hadley, Mr..
and Mrs G a. MOTnf Mrs JsoS Mr
pr; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b Jones Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs: Robert Liptrott; William f. LiPtrott,
Miss Alice Liptrott, Mr.. and Mrs George Byron
Mrs. s. Martin. ' Mr. and Mrs A. f Martin MI
Ard Mrs MSr'T TIE Misses Dora and Me STe
John j. Purdy: Mr.. and Mrs; S. b Perry, George G
Mrs. Thomas Rob-. Mr. and ne Mrs George c. Stout,
Mr. and Mrs. + Mss MI a sad r HIT
Der, the Misses Marie and Grace Taylor Mt and
Mrs. William ii. NOSel. MISS Laura H. NlCntlt'
Miss Eliza II. Warren. Charles ID. Williams, MI
and Mrs. Francis W. Young and Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vd L. Youngs.
The first annual chidren's carnival and reception
OF the pupils Of Pcmeroy Hall was held on Friday
evening at Rays Hall, Fifty-seventh-st and New
Utrecht-ave. The chdren's reception lasted until
10 o'clock when the adults took possession or the
floor.
A progressive euchre party was held on FRIDAY
evening at Renwar Hall. Broadway and Will
loughby-ave. for the benefit Of the Sewing Circle
Of the Church Of st. John the Baptist, In Will
loughby-ave. 1t under the auspices OF the VIM
centar Union. Ten prizes were distributed, and
dancing followed the games Mrs. Mulvehill presi-
dent OF the circle Mrs. Kelly, vce-prcsident, and
Mrs. Haefelin, secretary. were In charge
William Pitt Rivers lessee Of the Knapp Man
sion, in Bedford-ave yesterday replied 10 recent
criticism published In local paper. In which the
noise OF the bowling alleys was complained OF. 1t
said that this annoyed the people in the ball
room upstairs. Mr.. Rivers said that the acoustics
Of the building Of the best. He admitted that
q slight rumbng sound might be heard. which
might annoy people trying TO listen to faint music
but said that during the coming week the floor of
the ballroom 10 be torn up and the place be-
tween that and the ceiling of the alley beneath
would be filed with sawdust and leather which
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