New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25


and it Will be Miss Fields las; appearancf, AT ho e ~
season In New-York Orchestra seats VIII DC "
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II was n fashionable and art-oving thrcng tina:
crowded the spacious and elegantly appointed stu
do of A. A. Anderson No. 90 Fifth-aVe.. at MS
first large reception on Wednesday afternoon MI
Anderson has resided many years In Paris where
he was president of the American Art League Inc
Morning After the Bali has international fame
The portraits be at the studio are those OF
Bishop Coke Miss Nelson. Mrs. George Bird an
Austrian Princess, Arthur Clanin. Edison tho
artists mother and his daughter AmonS the WIS.,
itors were DR.. and Mrs. Morgan DIX, the KEY. ana
Mrs Bridgman the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Blaneh;
ard. of Phadephia; Mrs FREDERICK Nelson anu nr
RinSioutt' the ts Rev. Dr. Sanders Carl schurz,
}aes r and Ms Henry Steer Mr. Hill Mrs
c. Anderson and the Messrs. Mnbank OF Green
witch, Conn.
At the wedding OF Miss Gertrude White and
Charles L. Carrick at the Lenox Avenue Uni
tartan Church. on the evening OF April q. unique
innovation to the usual marriage ceremonies was
made which rendered the services doubly impress
sive and beautiful. At the conclusion Of the cen
vcntional ceremony, the Rev Mr.. Wright read the
following exquisite lines written by the brides
father James Terry White. author OF Captive
Memories" from which the lines were taken;
Loves tender flower cherish till
In Heaven II blooms more bright ana tair,
And Loves fair flower hath r1ade thee fe!r
To a new life beyond deaths chill;
Eternity has 81 fs WiIi. this DEAR
Mrs j. H. Knowles, secretary OF the Woman s
National Sabbath Alliance. speaks every Sunday TO
five hundred women at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association No East Flfteenth-st, and on
Easter Sunday her audiences numbered about hf-
teen thousand.
The Daughters of the American Revolution will
puy a fitting tribute the memory of the men In
whose honor the society was founded. by a special
service which will be held in "Old Trinity" Church
this afternoon at o'clock 1t will be conducted by
the Rev hewitt Steeple, chaplain of the chapter
and assistant rector Of the church After the con-
| cluson Of the service tho graves OF the Revou-
| tionary heroes buried In the churchyard Will be
decora ed with the chapter hower-the Easter MY
and a small silk American nag. Inc motion WHICH
! led to this service was made by MIS- James ar
| man, one of the frst members oi inc P""'o''o 'o
| ciety.
| An international prize OF 5000 francs mas been
| instituted by the King OF Belgium for the best
work on the military history OF Belgium. IL mus
cover the period extending from the Roman inva-
sion to tho present time and all foreigners enter
| in, the comnetition must submit their work before
| January / lSU ia the Minister of the Interior and
Public Instruction at Brussels. Inc prize VIII De
| awarded during the year following Competitors
| have n wide choice IN language, the German span
| ish Italian French. Flemish and English being
| equally acceptable
| Mrs Mckinley mother OF tho President cele-
brated her eighty-elghth birthday last Thursday In
the usual auiet fashion. the only difference being
| the absence OF President Mckinley and his wife
| who have always heretofore formed part OF the
| family eroup on these occasions. The custom for
| years has been for friends to call on that day and
| leave congratulations. She Is still IN excellent