New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

hs @ In VIVIAN Warnen Cousin Of the BRIDE
and Albert b. Nichols.
On Wednesday evening Miss Mamie Manages.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Manages VIII DC
married to Benjamin Livingston, at tho home OF OF
her parents, No. 1856 East Eightieth-st. There Will
be neither best man. bridesmaid nor maid OK honor'
The ushers will be Charles Untermeyer. solomon
Livingston a brother Of the bridegroom Em!i
Well and Harry L. Manges brother OF the STq by
the Rev. Dr. Rudolph Grossmsn, there will be a
wedding dinner for relatives.
Miss Deborah Levy. the only daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Levy. of Harlem, will be married 10
Henry A. Lederer. Of Hoboken, at O'Clock on
Wednesday evening next, In the Harlem Casino.
There will BE- Tb no W Ss the
brotber George W. Lederer, Joseph Baum, Herman
ssmsr victor f. s s%s
nensche,n viii be the ofiiciating clergyman.
Ono Of the largest church weddings on Easter
Monday afternoon will be that Of Miss Marguerite
Lanier Winslow. only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Winslow, Of No. q West Fifty-third-st. to
Arthur W. Little. a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J..
Little whose engagement was announced last sum-
mer. The ceremony will take place at O'CLOCK IN
St. Bartholomew Church. and Will be supple
mented by a small reception at the home OF the
brides parents. On account Of the bridegrooms
family being In mourning only relatives and a. few
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befh a Stokes @r Miss EIose Davis Ms. susie
Valentine Miss Marie Mott Miss Baker. Miss Flor
.s Mss M Gssfsp BspTsS ar
ties best will be Eyert Jansen Wendell The ne
the bridegroom: buchanan Houston BENJAMIN lab b.
McApn jules vasabe Eran Ss rG g. and da sSen
pard Romans. jr
The marriage of Miss Rose Del Pine, daughter OF
the late Marcus Del Pine. to Edward Harold He'd
den. will be solemnized at o'clock on Monday
evening, April 49, In the Church Of the Incarnation
The reception to follow the ceremony. which Will
be performed by the Rev. William NJ Grosvenaor
he 10 VIII e. East nef The BRIDE
who win enter the GhurGh with and be 81 given
BY Miss Marcea Hernandez. cousin, Of Hoboken.
as maid Of homer and Sy MISS Mds Mary
and Miss Louise .Sazeraz, as bridesmads; Ther
will be Of pink satin s yelled Win b ~h bs
brothers best man. There Will be three or four
ushers in the bridal procession.
The wedding of Mis-, Mariqulta serrano daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mary J. serrano the well-known lin
guist and translator of several Spanish works. to
Harold Willard a son OF Henry Willard, will be
celebrated at $3.50 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
April g. in All Souls Unitarian Church. The maid
Of honor will be the BRIDES sister. Miss 6errano.
The second meeting OF the Midwinter Club Is an
nounced TO take place at Sherrys on Tuesday
evening next when the entertainment will consist
of a one-act play and vaudeville performance.
On Tuesday night a fancydress ice carnival and
band concert has been arranged by Stanford White.
James L. Breese. Richard Peters. Erskine Hewitt,
Edward A. Crowinshied. Charles L. Burnham and
George Phillips to take PLACE at the St. Nicholas
An entertainment In aid OF the New-York Society
OF Decorative Art will be held Saturday after
noon and evening Of this week at the Hotel Wal
dorf In the afternoon there will be Juvenile per-
Torrance in the large ballroom of Alice in Won
derland" and In the evening there will be game
OF living whist on the ballroom floor. In connection
with the afternoon and evening performance there
will be sale of all sorts Of fine embroidery, dec
GRATED china, glass and woodwork, and Of fancy
and useful articles AS Saturday next is the fourth
anniversary Of the opening Of the hotel, Mr.: Boldt
has generously given the use OF the large and small
bathrooms to the Decorative Art Society.
An entertainment will be given at the home Of
Mrs. George Kemp. No. 72O Fifth-ave at 8 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. for the benefit OF the
West Side Day Nursery. at which Arthur Howard
Pickering, Of Boston, will read Shakespeare's
midsummer Nights Dream" The Incidental
music by Mendelssohn will be given by Mrs. Henry
c. Valentine. Mrs. Charles b. Foote Hubert
Arnold. Otto Schill, Gustav Dannreuther, Richard
Hoffman and Anton Hegner. Among the patron
esses OF the entertainment Mrs Frederic H.
Belts. Mrs. J. Plerpont Morgan jr Mrs Theodore
a. Havemeyer. Mrs Louis C. Tiffany Mrs. Henry
W. Vanderbt Mrs corneus Bliss Mrs Henry
+ Dimock Mrs Frank Lazarus Mrs. Robert Hoe.
Miss De- Mss ay an s Srs
Edward Winslow. Mrs Edward D. Adams, Mrs.
Mss william pTapsr M1 Rahafd
Mrs j. Fairchild Osborn. Miss Annie Jennings,
Witt and Mrs. Matthew G.. D. Borden. Tickets may
be bought from Mrs ]. Howard Latham, Of No.
IS West THIRTY -fourth-st. and Miss E. A. Slade, Of
No ii West Tenth-St.
Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones. of No. u6 West
Severty-second ST., entert aimed at dinner Tues
day evening last Mr.. and Mrs. J. Langdon Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas s. Strong, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Bache Blocker. the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Ship
man, Mr. and Mrs. Bashford Dean. Miss Atocha.
Mrs. Atocha Miss Chase. Heth Lorton. DR.. Porter
and Julian Mason. Mr. and Mrs. John g: Moore ,'
who sailed for the Mediterranean yesterday In the
Ws n gave Miss a
place after Easter. The guests included Mr.; and
Mr. Mrs and Mrs j. Alien Townsend. the Misses Moore
w. II. Fuller. Rufus Cowing. jr. and Frank A.
Hagemeyer
Mr. and Mrs John A. MADDEN, tr.. Of No. 3I5
Fifth-ave have cards out for a progressive euchre
party on Monday evening March Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Hall Watson. Of No. 81 Fifth-ave.. will give a
dinner party on Tuesday evening, March lS. In
honor OF Miss Lillian Stokes daughter OF Thomas
Stokes and Robert McMaster Gillespie, whose en-
gagement was announced less than two weeks ago.
Dinner cards have also been sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs j. Kennedy Tod for the Same evening.
large part OF New-York society Is settled at
Aiken. s. c. Among the well-known people In the
colony there are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock.
jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Havemeyer. who are
occupying house: Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Trayers. Mr. and Mrs Duncan Elliot, Mr.. and
Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll. Miss Eustis and Wood
bury Kane The latest additions TO the arrivals
there Mr. and Mrs. sydney j. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs T. Suffern Taller and II. X. Vingut who left
Jersey CITY In a special train Thursday.
A delightful reading and musical was given Mon
day evening last at the home OF Mrs. Il. c. Keys.
No q West Eighty-ninth-st. for the benefit OF the