New-York tribune., 1897-03-21

Valentine wehrum at o'clock Monday even
Ing April 2s, at the home OF her parents, No. 40
West one hundred and-hf hfty- -secOnd-st The cere-
mony. which will take place in the drawing room
in the presence Of the immediate relatives ot the
couple will be performed by the Rev. Dr. II. A.
Gerdsen pastor OF the First Moravlan Church. Lex
ington ave and Thirtieth-st Miss Haar. who will
wear a gown Of white satin with trimmings OF
duchess lace and a veil OF tulle, will have as her
maid of honor her youngest sister Miss Emma In,
with mousseline de sole The bridesmaids in
Of blue silk With 1t mmngs p Of onTos sfer ana
Miss Jennie Wehrum. Miss Lucy Time MS MSS
KISS sH"f Ida fqaa Haer M Mr % Wehrums best man viii be
Harry Reubens, and the ushers VIII be . the orde ,s
Fahs Charles Gunther cousin Of the bride. and
Frederick Wehrum, brother OF the opinesroom'
Victor Biegel is arranging to give a recital at
James l.. Breeses studio. No. West Sxteenth-st,
on Thursday afternoon. April The patronesses OF
the recital will include Mrs Nicholas Fish, Mrs j.
Frederick Tams Mrs Charles A. Post Mrs. J. J.
Emery. Mrs Richard Mortimer. Mrs; Theodore A.
Haveineyer Miss Morgan, Mrs. ]. Fred Person,
Mrs oyer Mrs M NTi sckneT &
Ludlow White Mrs Henry Poor Mrs RnrrinG James and ID
Miss EOise Breese.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould started on Wednes-
day. In their private car, with party Of friends
Miss THOMPSON and Miss Marietta Ludington; They
will visit St Augustine and other points IN f'or'"'
before returning TO NeW-fork
Mr. and Mrs James A. Scrymser, who left New
York on March with party of young people, are
now at Jekyl Island where they will remain until
Thursday of this week. when they VIII return 10
New-York With Mr.. and Mrs Scrymser are MIS-, MISS
Elizabeth E Hare Miss Elizabeh ,ioe +; Dsanfd: n1iS;
Eleanor Ervng and Frederick o. Spedden
Prenarations for the marriage OF Miss Fanny
Theodore Bland Pryor. the youngest daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. to william dc
Ieftwich Dodge the young American painter. are
nearly completed. AS already announced In The
Tribune the wedding. which will take place at
noon on Wednesday. March 81. at the home OF Judge
and Mrs Pryor No. West Sixty yninth-st. VIII be
a quiet affair Only the relatives OF the young
couple and a small number OF their most intimate
friends have been hidden to the ceremony and
breakfast which will follow It. No formal invita-
tons have been issued. The Rev. DR.. David II.
Greer OF St Barthoomew's Church. will offciate
Miss Pryor will wear simple gown OF white satin
made In the prncesse style. Her tue veil VIII he
fastened with orange heFe bfNr % bsr be no 10
| the bridal procession will walk her three little
Pase rown MIs aAS AS"sf Miss Lucy and
little nephew Hoffman Allan Pryor sen or pr
viii carry Clusters Of white roses Mr. Dodges best
man will be the brides brother Rogert "A, ns rryot
{Robert Lee: George Gordon Battle. Robert Adger
Bowen. Charles Marshall and James Lindsay Cor Cor,
PRYOR since the news OF her engagement become
known. has received a number OF handsome gifts
from the friends Of her mother and father AZ
Of ne cSHa az CT aSd
were passed and handsomely embossed copy OF
he% b wSs srae W pass their II at
country Of Mr. Mr nd b9s Gsss w sail Tasa or
E,,ropa a hout the second week In April.
A small dinne- party given at Sherry's last
evening by several members of the wednesday
Cotiilon In honor Of George II. Sullivan and Heth
Iorton as an expression OF appreciation OF the way
I'm which as president and treasurer OF the assoca-
ton they have 80 successfully managed its affairs
The table was set in the pink room Francis L. a.
Junkn presided. Short speeches were made by
many OF the present. including George Gordon
Rattle Charles A. Deshon, George H. Sullivan.
Minturn Post Collins Heth Lorton and p Bancker
Smedes Others present were Henry NJ. Hodges.
samfi Hodse M heTbs RoSson PECK Herbert
Samuel McGoIrkey a Ersn rborss Denton N'e'
| The announcement Is made OF the marriage. soon
after Easter Of Miss Carrie l.. jarvis to Albert NJ
fIaines The bride is the daughter OF John Jarvis
Washington Msshs The wsddns s0rsh w ns ase
hundred a nd twenty -seventh-st. and Fifth-aVe
A pretty wedding took place last Monday AT
| Sherry's when Miss Dorothy Kahnweiler daughter
| OF Mr. and Mrs. David Kahnweiler. OF No. 81 East
One hundred and twenty sixth-st. was married to
| Joseph c. Furst. of Mr.. and Mrs Abe Fnrst. OF
! Cincinnati The Rev DR.. Silverman. OF Temple
| Emanu- El offlciated. The newly married couple
/ have gone a trip South.
Mrs Charles II Truax. Of No. IL East Sixty NTH
st.. gave q luncheon at tho Manhattan Club yester-
| day at | o'clock Among those who viewed the
| hol x.l,, Nra Trna Nra
| John Hone Mrs Daniel Butterneld Mrs. George
| p Andrews Lady Cunard, Mrs. David Thomson.
| Mrs William NJ. Hoes, Mrs. Henry l.. Burnett Mrs:
William G. Davies Mrs. j. Calvin Westervelt and
| Mrs J. b. TORY. Mrs. Truax wore handsome
| black velvet gown embroidered with pearls.