New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

10 accommodate the persons who came 10 ENJOY
the annual entertainment of the choir CT the
Church of the Immaculate Conception Under the
direction Of b. E. Johnston organist Of the church.
Tho Chimes of Normandy" presented with
this cast:
Serpoette .....................M Miss Mary MCGOWAN
Gertrude. Miss Mary connolly
Sedh'e MISS MaSse ",o"i
suzanne Miis Ella MsAney
5ssP 2feniohsu. ( 3 Ssn Sati
Reslsirar Hardips
Notary. J. Butler
In the chorus were the Misses Mary Schaefer.
Mary Broderick Annie Rogers. Mary Weary Mar
tina Brown, Bessie McAuley Nellie Burke. Nellie
Mccarthy, Kate Dalton, Katie Jordan. Marion Ber-
rian, Katie Maher Maggie Tynen. Katie Burns
Nora Tierney. Stella Berrian. Rose Niven. Kitty
Phelen. Lou Percy, James Fee. Jubal Omerod. VIII
lam Lynch William O'Mara, William Shalley. John
Potter. Thomas Tynen John Dalton. Joseph Fee.
Joseph Kamp. John Meehan and James Rogers.
At the home OF Mrs. James r. Morrison. No.
Garden-st., on Wednesday evening. Miss Kate Nor
rison her daughter, married TO Herbert George
Goding by the Rev. Charles f. Allison. of the Day
spring PRESBYTERIAN Church The bride was given
Of honor, and the bridSsmads We're Miss jessie c.
best man, and Steven Nelson served usher.
The bowling alleys which We're recently completed
ciety, in Buena Vistaave. formally opened
on Wednesday night Representatives were present
from nearly all the bowling clubs in the city.
The Rev. Frederick NJ. Davenport. who FOR five
years occupied the pulpit of the First Methodist
Church, of this city, will soon enter upon his post
graduate lie declined the invitation TO re-
main another year with the church. he was
anxious to pursue his studies lie started this week
with his mother and brother for New Milford.
Penn. and after short visit with relatives there
will begin his work.
The Grand Army Memorial Committee has a por-
ton of tho programme for the exercises in Music
Hall on the evening Of Memorial Day completed.
William +. Cochran will preside, and the Grafton
will be delivered by the Rev. James f.. Freeman,
rector OF st. Andrews Memorial Church The
Blackburn Soetemon and Darkness. Will sing, ana
Albert Schaefer will sing a 500
The funeral OF Mrs Mary Ann Norwe, wife OF
James Norweli held yesterday afternoon al
o'clock in the chapel OF 81. Johns Episcopal
Church, in Hudson-st. The Rev. DR.. Alexander y.
Carver. the rector oficiated. Among the pail
bearers were Frank T.. Xavler. president Frank
f.. Ellis. secretary, and Elmer James Craft, OF the
Weschester Press Club.
Kitching Circle Ladies Of tho Grand Army Of the
evening at Odd Fellows Hall IN North Broadway.
The work Of thing The roof of the tower Of the
new municipal building. at Woodwork and Wells
ayes. has been begun and will be finished by this
evening. The exterior of the building Is prac-
ticaly completed II is an imposing structure, and
and the city Court. 1t IS hoped that 1t will he
ready for occupancy by July l.
The Rev. Or. George +. Pentecost. who In
stalled pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church at
the meeting Of the Presbytery Tuesday evening
met the pastors OF the various Yonkers churches
yesterday afternoon a; the meeting Of the Yonkers
clerical association in the lecture room Of the
Yves minister Church.