New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
NOTES FROM NEAR HONTAUK.

Miss Lottie Payne, daughter Of Charles Payne Of
North Sea. married at her homo Wednes-
day by the Rev F. B. s,ockdals to Ernest z.
Edwards OF Southampton The house was prett!ly
decorated with chrysanthemums. holly and snilax.
More than two hundred guests were invited Miss
Mabel Duryea, OF Riverhead played the wedding
march The brides dress blue ladies' cloth.
trimmed with black braid. Charles Edwards and
little Miss Griffin were page and fower-girl The
bridesmaid was Miss Annie Edwards, and the maid
OF honor Miss Annie Rose George Edwards was
best man. After luncheon tho newly married
couple started on the afternoon train TO visit
New-York, Syracuse and Niagara Falls. On their
return they Will live in Elm-st, southampton.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs George
seely Mr. and Mrs Edward Seey. Mrs.
Nelson Seely Mr.. and Mrs Richard Leek.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer Aldrlch. Mr.. and Mrs Burdette Raynor.
OF Moriches. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Aldrich. Mrs.
John Rose Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose. Mrs. Ed
ward Bowden. OF Brooklyn Miss Emma Rose. Miss
Gertrude Hubbard. Miss Ethel Enoch. the Misses
Sadie and Nellie Edwards Truman Smith, Henry
Phillips and Orville Duryea Elwyn Phillips.
On Thanksgiving Day union services were held
In the Methodist church. Southampton Dr. r.
s. Campbell preached the sermon The field sports
which were TO be held on the athletic grounds were
given up on account Of the snow
The second snowstorm OF the season on Eastern
Long Island left Ave inches OF snow on the
ground
The next meeting OF the Southampton Literary
Society will be held Thursday evening the
programme Is In charge Of Miss Mary Rogers and
Miss Clara Foster. An essay on Great Books OF
the Last Decade" will be read by Dr. Plerson
There will be a paper by the historian ana de-
bate the subject OF which will be- rs Woman
Imagination Greater Than Mans instrumental
and vocal music will be given.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church will meet on Thursday at the homo OF MIS-
Henry F. Herrick. Southampton
The "Other Club" met at the homo or Mrs
David Burnett In Southampton, on last Tuesday
A number OF Southampton people attended the
marriage Of Miss Beatrice Braban and George e.
Morris, in Sag Harbor. on November "a Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hasey. Mr.. and
Mrs William Corwith, Mrs. Electa Benedict and
Miss Eunice Benedict
The J. Q. L. A. NJ held reception in AgawaIn
Hall, Southampton. on Thanksgiving evening The
tables w Sb Of itF % planning
for a supper on Friday evening, December g.
Mp mSSi Under the charge OF Dr. j. G. Person and
DR.. D. G. Howard, All interested are invited 10
meet ~ ssiden and Miss Strong who are engaged in
work for bsys ba peSSRs
Andrew Jennings property, in Bridsehampton' to be
The members Of Our Council No 81; j Q; u a;
S hold b SS Re ON Bnns
The Exercises Will Include literary and mu sic
programme, supper and dancing Members IfSm
councils Mattituck East Quosue "eS'-
hampton are expected TO be present. .,
The Rverhead Social Club has been nos GGsahSgs
Frank Howell; vice-presdent, Willard b. DAYS.:
secretary and treasurer. Frank b. Young. the
first dance was given on Thanksgiving night
Miss George Irene Hallock, daughter OF MT ana
Mrs Halsey Hallock, OF Worthwhile, and Henry
Frank Corwn OF nIueUI3gTv, vap,pg - wv
Eight new cottages are to be erected In East
The fall meeting OF the Teachers ASSOCIATION Of
the first commissioner district will be held at Good
Ground on Saturday. December 4 Those on the
Principal W. S. French. Of Easthampton; Principal
Il. II. Pease springyale the Rev. y. G Miller.
Principal W. l.. Travis. Cutchogue. and Principal
q II herman Orient. 49,
DR.. r. s, Pnrdingt9n. Of Brooklyn; will give a
Mattituck Church. December 2 The Rev. Dr. ,s
Subject Drawn and Bread" 49,
The marriage Of Miss Matte Halock to w.
Mitchell both OF Greenport IL announced.
Frederick Baker. OF New-York City. has pur-
chased thirteen acres in Gin Lane Southampton,
from James II. Person.
DIR. John Nugent OF Southampton. has purchased
the Romano house and surrounding land In Main
ST., Southampton.
The Patchoeue and Port Jefferson Traction Conn.,