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r. Robinson. Sumner P. vickers and Franklin U.
Gregory will be the ushers.

progressive euchre party was given for the bene-
At of the Brooklyn homeopathic Hospital on FIJI
day in the Young Women's Christian Association
paror The Ladies' Aid Association arranged for
the party under the management of Mrs; John y;
vice president OF the association.
One of the leading weddings of the coming week
will be that OF Miss Blanche Coe daughter OF henry
l.. coe of No. 45s washington-ave., and John Fors-
ter Searles son of John f. Seares. secretary Of inc
American Sugar Refining Company. The wedding
will be in the Clinton Avenue Congregational
Church The bride will he attended by Miss Grace
A. Searles as maid Of honor. The brdesmalds WI, MI
Ma Niis kS GSiG M@ SOPHIE fis i HSnsr Miss Mabel
Jewt and Miss Mae levitt John y is Wo w'i
Winthrop Murray Tutue William - LoT Rrii;s,ol
Worcester and George NJ Essleston' OF hriS'o''
Conn. Will be the ushers.
On Wednesday evening Miss Nellie Smith. daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard NJ. Smith, will he mar
RED to Jonathan Moore the ceremony TO take place
In Chris; Church. in Bedford-ave.
Ono of the engagements recently announced is
that Of Miss Katharine r. Thomas TO William H.
Cary Miss Thomas is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward B. Thomas. OF No So Remsen-st. ana
Mr. Cary is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. cary.
Tho second entertainment for the benefit OF free
kindergartens will be given on Saturday afternoon
ton w. Mabie Of the outlook VIII make an
address.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage or
Miss Susan Stoughton Kelly. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George II. Kelly to Franklin Griswold s HAL
which WI be ho on u S5 deeI evening"
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs George Essig OF NO
4ss Bedford-av gave a euchre party for the beneht
of the Industrial Home Nearly one hundred per
and
given.
Henry Rowley will give address on "Co-opera-
tive Stores at the meeting of the Franklin Literary
Society at It's rooms No. a Court-st tomorrow
evening. After Mr.. Row ley's address there VIII be
a general discussion on the topic
Mrs Sarah Coweu Lemoyne gave reading
from Robert Brownings writings in the parlors OF
the BROOKLYN Heights Seminary on Prd2y eyening
afternoon.
/ De witt Clinton Masoni, Commandery will attend
divine service at Calvary Episcopal Church at s
O'Clock this evening.
The Kings Daughters Of the First Reformed
/ Church al Seventh-ave. and Carroll-st. Satur-
day, May s, will give basket luncheon musical
The Sewing Circle of the Church of St. John the
BAPTIST has arranged for progressive euchre
party which will he given in Renwar Hall, at
/ broadway and Wioughby-ave., on Friday even
J ing.
The Kosmos Club will give its annual reception
! on Tuesday afternoon at the house of Mrs Herman
Stutzer No S3 81. Mark save. The Rev. DR.. Henry
van Dyke will speak on Robert Louis Stevenson
Mrs J. Adolph Mollenhauer, wife OF j. Adolph
/ Nollenhauer a wel.-known member OF the Hanover
! club of which Mayor Wurster Is president. on Fri
day evening gave a reception at her home. No l5G
South Ninth-st The interior of the house was
/ elaborately decorated with cut flowers, ferns and
palms The music provided by the Imperial
Austrian Orchestra and Of the many invited guests
nearly all were present.
/ The Rev William Hamilton. pastor Of the South
Third Street Methodist Episcopal Church. was the
guest at a reception Friday evening given by
! the members of the congregation. The reception
was held in the Sunday-schoo room. and was large
| ~ attended, and when the pastor and his wife
entered the Sunday -school room they were greeted
with much applause The occasion was the return
Of Mr. Hamilton pastor of the church. Before
the conference he received unanimous call from
| the official members of the church, and much
pleasure was manifested the action of the Bishop
! in returning him TO the church for another year
| An interesting programme of instrumental music
was given, after which Mr. Hamilton made an
| address Refreshments were then served by the
! Ladies' Aid Society The committee having the
| reception in charge Mrs. Bailey, chairman;
| Mrs Biggs Mrs. Pckard, Mrs. Goodrich. Mrs
| Ellsworth Mrs Coleman. Mrs. Julia Pickard. Miss
Mount Miss butcher, Mrs Dawson, Miss Emelie
Mullon. Miss Geb. John Hodgso1, William Miller.
William Du Four. George Mears. Charles Smith
/ oyl plaic