New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Miss Nellie Smith, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs MIL
lard NJ. Smith. will be married to Jonathan Moore
on Wednesday evening. April q The wedding WIZ
b in Christ Church, In Bedford-ave. Mise Louise
Smith, the BRIDES sister, NIL be maid OF honor ss
Mdi,h ThmTsey and Miss Alice Siebsrt will be the
bridesmaids. The best man Will be William '0hh-
son.
Miss Herman and Mrs NJ. B. Hasen. OF NO lis
yoralemon-st.. and Mrs. H. D. Polhemus VIII ''1'
Tomorrow the second reading In the course oi
authors readings under the auspices OF the erooh-
Ign Association OF Working Girls Societies VIII Nc
held. Mrs. +. c. Truslow vii! preside
Miss Kate Wheelock, well known in whist ciroies
as the whist queen will give an illustrated lecture
on whist in the Pierrepont Assembly rooms VI.
Wednesday evening. Miss WheelocK na"o n"n!
friends In Brooklyn last June at the Session nrd,ai
American Whist League, and she VIII 90 eo ars on
greeted this week. Tickets for the iee'nre Mnn,oe
fe by ana ar Mrs stursis cOf 10 5s Henrys
The marriage OF Miss Lila c. Morse TO Geralo u
Curtis Of New-York, will soon take piace. I.i'
Morse Is a daughter Of Lyman d. Morse OF Ran
cock-st
Frederick Reddall gave his sixth recital IN ms
series of musical mornings yesterday The recrai
was in the Pouch Gallery. and Mr. Feooai ""' 10
sisted by four weknown sololsts'
Tho woman's Health Protective Association VIII
meet ia the sun paror Of the Hotel Margaret on
Wednesday to hear lecture ~ "hnaiA 'e''sN'
the founder Of the Junior Republic.
The Nor,,n.s Whist Club, of Brooklyn. is inter-
ested I'm the psns now being perfected ioF ING
establishment of woman's National "niSt WI
gress The congress will be held in Pha9 e 6e I
April q to % inclusive. Inc CRUZ VIII SCH" WV
gates, Including its best players
General uoratio c. King and Mrs. King Will give
q rscep,ion on Saturday evening for President
- :, ped of Dickinson College. President
Rec was formerly pastor OF the Hanson riacs
and the Nostrand Avenue METHODIST ehurc"es' u
Brooklyn.
Dsm,ng Sherwood Of Denver, Col, and MISS
tza,,e paws I,slay were married on Wednesday al
,he brides home No IDS Maoon-st The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Richard Mereoith'
On Wednesday evening April :. the Claassen Mu-
Hail Hail 'AS''''' W o.
The Young Mems Democratic Club. Of Brooklyn.
will hold q regular meeting tomorrow evening III
the Hotel St George Resolutions on the Aroi'ra-
ton Treaty Meyers Savings Bank Dill, ana ,ne
Higbe-Armstrong bill on good Toaos VIII DC pre-
scented for action
The Republican Club Of the Twenty-afth Waro
had dinner last evening at its house, NO '4l
Hancock-st- the chief article on the menu caros
Club CSS viii hold its monthly Meeting and will admit
twenty-five applicants for membership
The BROOKLYN Woman's Dumb Animal Aid Assc-
ciation has arranged an entertainment and bazaar
in the Pouch Mansion on Wednesday afternoon
and evening to raise funds for the purchase OF
drinking fountains. in the evening there VIII be a
concert by the Polytechnic Quintet, Miss Mabel
Mckenzie, soprano, MISS AiiNd llciie, .iViA44eN,
William G. King, violinist: Miss Julia f. Aver ana
Carroll Rogers. and Miss oIive vail
The Rev. DR.. r. r. Meredith. Of the Tompkns
Avenue Congregational Church. sailed yesterday
for Savannah. lie will take vacation of a couple
Sbs~nce his brother the Rev Richard Meredith,
will serve pastor OF the church
The Veteran Association Of the Department OF
the South and the South Atlantic Blockadng
SQUADRON of the State of New-York will mold Its
sixth annual meeting and dinner at the Hotel ST.
George. on Wednesday evening. April a Which VII
thirty-second anniversary OF the formal recaPture
OF Fort Sumter. There will be business meet
ing at $50 O'Clock and dinner az 1880 o'clock.
The quarterly meeting o. tbs Associate Alumna
Of the Brooklyn Training Schoo! was he'd on Fri
day evening. The association will soon be incorpo-
rated under the State laws and Its first Board OF
Directors will have the following members: Anna
L. Alline. of the Homeopathic Hospitals NJ Alice
Ashley Carrie d. McRee and Ida L. Sutcliffe. of
the Long Island College Hospital; Emma G.
Brooklyn Hospital; Clara c. Clark. Helen c. Ever
EFT. c. g. Patterson Albert Rq5s Eie b era
Mcdonald Bertha Smith, Ida hatcher and Minnie
Gaylord AT the meeting Hastings Ar1o6' an
planned the method Of Incorporation and read ar
iices of Incorporation. which were adopted by the
association
James Doyle proprietor of the Concourse Hotel
at Coney Island, and Of the leading citizens OF
that resort returned to Brooklyn yesterday morn
ing after an absence of six months. Mr.. Doyle
spent the winter in Yalaha, Fla. His vacation has
made great improvement IN n, MS ms h head ana ne
will Immediately take charge OF MS hote"
Mrs Edwin Knowles has written a fve-act So
ciety play entitled 'Pharaoh's Daughters" Prepa-
rations for its production are under way and IT
will be put on at the Park Theatre on April % Tor
weeks run. A strong company is being engaged
for the production. Mrs. Knowles Is prominent
member OF the Chiropean and the PROFESSIONAL
Women League.
The hftieth anniversary Of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday -schooi. at Manhattan
ave- near Java-st. will be celebrated with appro-
pirate exercises this evening DistIict,Attorney
Backus Will address the school On sunday even
ton, will deliver his farewell sermon
Nrs Annie Besant will speak on Evidence OF the
Existence Of the Soul" at a meeting Of the Brook
Ign phosophical Association 70 BIO held this even
tnnp AT the Long Island Business College.
G. A. Travers an artist OF Newtown Village. will
send six pictures the art exhibition TO be held
by the Brooklyn Institute. Two Of the pictures are
marina ,e,ys one is a winter moonlight scene one
a street scene In Newtown Village. one small land
ecape and one portrait.
The All Souls Jyniversalist Womans League will
meet on Tuesday afternoon and hear paper by
Miss Alice Morse on '"rhe Relation Of the Art
Museum TO the People" Mrs. Clarence Seeley will
also read paper.
On Thurs lay evening Mr.. and Mrs Charles n.
whitten gave a progressive euchre party at their
home No. 499 Gates-ave in honor OF their daugh-