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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
WHERE TO GO AWHEELING.
THE PALISADES AND CENTRAL PAhh
OFFER BEAUTY AND PLEASURE.

THE PALISADES NM
OFFER BEAUTY AND PLEASURE.
WOW, that the sprngtime Is here. and cyclists are
manning routes and looking forward to pleasant
wheeling during 1913 II - "e' u ' 49,
OF home localities.
The Palisades. so well known 10 expert nue. = -
, urexplored region to many. though there are H'
het,e- roads or no faircr landscape "l'hn 'au'"'
y, mary miles Near the village OF hngle"oou '"e
,.-, is par,lcularly lovely, the ROAD 10 'he uo'A
on the river being made more attractive ~
lovelv waterfall and pretty rustic bridge
~, ,,,de- the archway of the bridge spiehdll
,,,, - the Hudson can he obtained. as well ~ "i
cha onposl,e shore which under the genl1i i.ilI
oncs of me s owH Not FAR this spot is hem
lock forest which ~ maJcsu- ,u an, ~ rha
I,dlnt eos cannot fail to impress one Win tnr we
and reverence that are so necessary j" 'p'
,fe some ripI wheeling the rider Is hroasnf 10
the rails 81 the Palisades ana me Tf ,i d - in the
~ md picturesque river scenes VII ulu !,
f5 ,,.~,de something worth lingering over. prIy
tiful Wild flowers grow mere eoeHH -, ~, me neigh
Spthhl many things pleasing 10 the eye ana ,ie~
ana exceedingly eXhllaraunS 10 'uc lou of sarlv
x"r.ise vill be unfoldel IN the rare s'o" Va GUY
SGantral Park. though beaten Track w 10 has
~ rSarming spots and lovely hooks: anu p ',ron,
can be found In abundance IL an is treat deal
PAM, ' rrounI and consequently plenty OF VOTE
Sor lazy muscles but there are .e rearT and pair OF
M cannot go up without dismounting b - Psrk
,,, ,ttcmpting either the PaIisaacS OF az is
SS,iSout brake because even no'e -even, a,c
ro,s when there is nothing TO preve ~, Nv
I"nb. ava where is the woman VINO can lesiso ~
CEN Soan q hin with the fresh breeze careetHs o
fore her? =, ,,.,,cb the timid woman I'm the
mark said a rider who has mace Il dawn ns the Hill
be do she has no brake ana her only
doins IT, Her poor sorey tricd drisiyeIy on the
Tne her heart in constant hr hu Ieor
Yet after i l.. al 10Y oyer Toy civ
and SS Sser Wa dce can en wo% wsars ws1
rides INTO ti ,nno ret lost: pain leads mo
she can n luch way that it is dhcuit 70 o TmJH
anothSr 'm,torhans The roads around the - tba
though, pass and the northern part Oh '"e
Mc,iow "re the oyeest and best =, mora than
Kiyersiu ie,,re Taken altogether, New-1oFH ivy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

.o ,c,rlv completed for the vau-
dovil,e entertainment for the beheh' o. ''o
In Hospital the managers OF WIZ" ~" Iii
=" ~ - socnro the 81 100000 gift promised condi-
,t,rouv hy i Pierpont Morgan. Inc audr = ~ "
T., ,h, bollroom Of the Waldorf Astoria OH
,,.h,y Anrl - The Committee OF Arrangements
consisting OF Robert &. Sands. chnirmai' jan,
,vr.nca Brocse secretary: 'hnrlcs t''hot ="
,on treasurer: Paul Grand dtiauteVlI!' He"'
,.hi,n.- McVickar. John Patterson NicholS'
,og stnlman and Stanford White. has pre-
rored a bill OF varieties. as me p'Oh'",
oou,d ,hot will doubtless meet with the op2IoNai -
IN. subscribers The performance whlch wiz ="
conducted under the management VI nv -
vii begin at 10 o'clock. with A ~ p"'.''' 49,.
,,,l,,,ist who will be followed by Miss Ah'' 49,"
crton In laughing songs aud rec.tAuohS' INV ,ooo.
p,cors Rrothers German comedians. Al lV'0
o.cock there VIII b. intermisscn OF zen zen ' mer
ucS rCf w be- resumed Miss Mary Norman APP
pcarlng in limitations. and Jonh ,er mother in
new ana original RHppen'd mai Dart Of the pro,
grammc Will he begun at il'S o 49, followed by
EzTa Kendall in a monologue and an oxnt trmance
the American bosrapn .er ~e' in the main rcstau-
supper IF h Astoria and there will be dancing d IN
the Asor Gallery The r,aanwIms patronesses:
M%. Aston Mrs John Jacob Astor MT, ovd
i. Baye. Mrs Fsedf gurde n'G MIS- A. cas-. can
AK Mrs.. Brockhost Cutting Mrs franz W,iam r
s Mr7 Mrs Th' William Acxander Duer Mr. r s'q Ny
!Ssni rip Miss N fem aoracs F G"aa M
bridge ! ;;r't, Mrs Prescott Lawrence. MIS-. Ma
SGR " EGul Nils L %1s Ne New
s NorT. M Mrs Morton A%sTic f1se' lanes Mrs
TendeO Oakley EnnssdR@e Mrs BURKE
fSs}SS[ @ Hsp 9an srs Mrs M M Henry
sloane NJ NJ Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr, Mrs. Fred
ersk W. vandsrb Ms Wsrrsn eSr Mas seward
seiher' AZ Henry PAYNE Whitney. MIS- Buchanah
Winthrop and Mrs Eserton L. WintnTop; ' IKE the
strydo Astoria only. beginning morrow Among
tho.e who have secured boxes Tor the entertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
JASSiR AIDS TO ENTERTAIN.

Miss Annie Brown has given the use OF tne
parlors in each OF the four buildings OF her school
in Fifth-ave. FOR an entertainment to be given by
the Vassar Aid Society on Friday evening, Apri.
o. 1t will be a large affair. F. Hopkinson smith
will speak Mrs Harrison will read some seec.
lions Herbert Arnold Will preside AT the piano ana
a number OF other well-known persons prominent
in the musical and literary world VIII take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
MISS KENTONS FIGHTING ANCESTORS.

Miss Nina Kenton OF Colorado Springs. who
wrote the letter offering the services OF the COLO
RADIO Woman's Relief Corps TO the country IN case
~ war has had a patriotic ancestry. Her great
grandfather fought in the War of the Revolution.
her grandfather in the Naval war OF 1872 and her
father IN the Civil War. Miss kenton Is teacher
i'm lowell school Colorado Springs, as Wen -
being chairman OF the Committee or Patriotlc
Teaching This relief corps Is an auxlllary 10 tns
Grand Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

shoulders and slashed up In the centre 10 auiI..
,bs ahirred ruchings. 4 rather cd sleeve apped =
on this gown II Is flgOt In It's upper part, Gu',
1is,bt al the elbows and then swclls out again il
n he'll shape at the wrists. -,,. nara
some ak gowns. cut with Jacket bod4ces, WrIe
esnecIolly attractive. ana, as was 10 Dc 'ANa1.n'
ucre trimmed with an cAtraVaganl w" VI . &c
In dc sole I'm bouiilonnts. But quito as pop'hl -
- shirred rnousseline de sole was nnel, pI"h
,,.uze arranged In many narrow rows dhu uSe'
fhe facing OF Jacket rcvers TINS u tilpittnnh,n
,nveitv than are bOuillOnnts which N ias"''"'"''
~ ~ arc have been I'm favor long 'lHl', ,,.o,.
M gown Of purple panne IS trimmed WIN ~
lila In the manner referred TO- IL II ihaur y, &
.nLst and waistccat. the Jacket cut shoit ~
Tt,od IN the back and straight on tnc s'u.o
it, 49, -. noinfs Rows and rows or hh"y pre-,
~ ~ ,c ruffcs face the deep revrfs ana ,ln
tacLe, skirt; one line OF pleailng hns"es corars
Ja t a. garment and six form Gun ,ih' Wd
~ over part OF the sleeve me JaoSS' ,, snnno
me satin and the wastcoai IL OF thc sam.
VIII "Hshnet embroidery Of Jet running oS ,1 II
Wisu nil with lingerie tucks ana ei"p' Ht;; .
" hc l',''n,..d over salmon PINK. makes II 1a'i,I
fhu ,.c,tn The skirt OF the purple paine - s
,n me usual close style NM !, ,, ina.ing
In with several lines o. p'ach p'''s'
:, TRIMMING on TAlLoR-MADE GOWNS
mazda cloth suits show touches OF "hte
,.ra,v MORE. A good example II u oete"
SIN go sx,rt of gray-blue cloth. with the Sues
Jacke' Let trimmed with small. stitched TAOS Oh
OF tn0 ~, Mold by steel buttons FOR the instance
whl'e pm, coo, IN the sides the seams OF IN,
OF peIhsPo monted IN the same way III, my 49, ~
skirt are o, iiS In small fiat folds me va, h,'a
Of white ~ " -, The blue cloth. the strap VI
inc IN chin Joining IL WIN Nv" o,iL &c arranged
nd a fancy vest OF paies1t Mating we see white
In four iens ~ Sacing OF rovers on man a., ,his
silk used az VIE ,nnes and, irdetd gowns ~ ,hey
taiicI ere more elaboratey 'ii"'eN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

man OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Committee); Mrs Fl
bridge r. Gerry. Mrs William A; Duer Mrs. A.
Mrs. Henry A. C. Tay.cr. Or. W. Seward Webb
+ O. Bourne Mrs Ceballos Mrs. W. Starr Miller
Mrs James A Burden and Mr.. philip Rhinelander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
POST LENTEN PARIS MODES.
RIBBON AND CHENILLE EMBROIDER1ES
IN FLOWER DESIGNS MUCH USED.


CLOTH SKIRTS CUT IN PERFORATIoNs TO SHOW
VELVET AND SILK SKIRTS BENEATH
JACKET BODICES FAVORED.
Paris. April T. 1895
Flower embroidery forms a conspicuous element in
the trimming of gowns, indeed there is danger
that II will overstep its purely decorative place and
transform a costume into display for fine needle
work Purely decorative and conyentionalized pat
terms seem better suited to the aiornmen Of dresses
than even the most marvcliously worked patterns
cessned after nature but II is the latter that Is the
fad for the moment, and j. 10 he considered.
Tho materials used are fine ribbon and chenille for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
KTNDERGARTEN'S FESTIVAL.

About one hundred and City little men ana
women gathered at Pacific Hall. No 40 East
broadway. on Friday afternoon. at the Easter ~"
fivaI of the tenement mouse children OF the sun
dav klndergarten Most all OF the visitors were tne
children OF Polish. Russian and Austrian He6rews.
incmding a formidable delegation of the Wild poye
of Suffolk st" the Ludlow Streets and the lies
ter streets" they call each other SIX ponce
officers from the Seventh Precinct station mouse
were in attendance to keep order and they had
plenty to do in the performance OF their duty
The BACKGROUND OF the stage and the nail teeiI
were hung In green white and gold satin. these De-
ing the mystical colors Of me Sunday kindergar'en.
Warrnn s Richards the Hebrew impersonator, en-
tertained the boys with character sketches OF the
n.nnle he studies and an address was delivered by
pr Ef1nghsm r. Nichols. After several musical
selections refreshments were served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

DR. Russell Rcllamy. whose marriage 20 MISS
e. Instance Trenholm. daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs.
William l.. Trenholm viii ;ake place on Nednes-
.day afternoon next In 81. Thomass 'hurch' gave
bis farewell bachelor dinner last night NJ the CITY
I.luh His guests were Joseph j. FrcllnGhu} sen.
VINO viii be best man the brd"groon cousin.
LINDSAY Russell Of Detroit. Edwin =. HoFt, LOUIS
NJ Greer j J. stokes. Ralph n. Holland. Alien
Robbins John < Hall and stephen X hradley: me
hrrs: Edward l.. Patterson ana waiter Alex.
ander Dr. Bellamv gave his attendants bit ana
SPUR scarlpins of gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

VI aud Mrs. Grange sard, OF Albany. also a"-
.,,rced the engagement OF their daughter' MIS-
Mabel sard to Arthur Amory' Jr.' Oh s,,, IA
VI t-liz,beth Manning Sage. daughter OF ~ p tr
H. D",u SAGE also OF Albany, I'M in,i,cnt,
~. ~, nor engagement to Na'rt, i"plntunV,
friends OF a ~, Of Wr and Mrs. James j. Goodwin
OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Waldron Th~niX Belknap. who is to marry MISS
Rev scaly hutchings. the Youngest daughter or
rot, Itutchings OF Oalv sion. Tex. on Thursday,
started for the Southwest yesterday. The wedding
VIII take place at o'clock al ia" nom" OF The
iriI. - father. 80. lGiE Twenty nnfh-si. falN's-
Ion The Rcv Charles VI. B"ckwiih. rector OF
Trinity Church tia, city. VIII oihciaic The nridr
~ me late Robert Lonox Bclknnp OF this CITY, -
a member Of Squadron \. His best man VIII be ms
ro,Isin II K Remf"n Coles. of this CITY. Inc
uehrrs VIII Include the brides brother. George -
JIufrhirgs ard DAVID Lorm"r. Nj Eelknip ana
his bride will live IN this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

.r,.. o,coooment was announced Of Miss MARIA
n poosc daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs W. Henry res
~ Ncw-IIamburg. n y 10 l'aS.n VIII GIarkson
OF ms Cltt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Miss Josephine y. Zabriskic, daughter OF MI an'
Mrs Augustus Zabrlskie. announces "'' ,"".,no
49, 80 ravard L. Hall, son OF Mrs. Valentine
n'' Hi and brother OF Mrs. Stanley MoruhieI ,;
NJ i,ta s"t FOR the wedding IL Wednesday Apr"
- in Trinity chapel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
TAILOR GOWNS.

Perfect fl, eminently smart styles; hgn
class work and excellent finish, combined WIN
very moderate prices. are the qualities our
gowns possess; we show the loveliest newest
imnorted materials for spring tailor gowns oi-
cycle suits and costume skirts, which we mako
10 measure at popular prices, saving you from
Sfi IN 81 on your gown call VIII convince
Won our assertions are facts.
No connection with any other establishments
ond no othar place of business in this city.
THE 23D STREET COMPANY,
New Yorks most popular Ladies Iahors:
r4O West 23d ST. few doors from l. stalion'
uIrE1,riY OPPOSITE PRocTORS THEATRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

s,u another engagement WAS that OF MISS AuA
codfre,. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles "ou-
49, -, ~ A West Fifty-sevcnth-st., 10 Rosslter
It'.' ., ~. ~ NJ and Mrs Frederic h. Belts ana
L,nther OF Russell H. Hoadl'y IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

The Wet End Collegiate Church. West seventy
soynnih-st near West End-aye.. Will al noon on
Tuesday, be the seen" ot pretty wedding. lHe
bride vIu De Miss blanche Hori"nse Nu'dlBh'
daughier Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Felix Aucagn' OF so
AZ boulevard. and the bridegroom Emil Ans
There viii be handsome display OF sIiins ho"''9
In inc church. and some extra music VIII oe pl'y'i
h tine brides singing teacher Professor i~o kon'r
o,ganist of s. Paurs chapel, Trinity PARISH The
bride VINO is a beautiful girl. will wear gown OF
white satin trimmed with duchess lace. litr Ven
a. tulc viii be fastened with diamond pendant i
cift from The hrii"grOom's parents MIS- Nclt"
Smith daughter OF captain W iiliam IL smith. or inc
9e1 Regiment. Will he toe maid OF honor iltr Gown
,.ill be- Of pink sllk She will also wear a picture
hat 20 correspond Max FIGHTER cousin o. the orii,
groom will be best man. ana William H. f!schcr'
q Wndclph William VI. Poznanskie ana T. nan
san The ushers. Mr. Ans II member or thr NIloh
,uih and all but one OF the ushers Mt ltdnsah
Iclong 10 the same organization. AMER tne cei'-
mouy which VIII he performed by III" pastof. me
Vcy Henry T.. cobb there viii be wedding break
las, At DelmonirO'a for the members 81 me Two
f.uUics and the bridal party Mr.. AucalRne, me
hridss father t. well known in l"rary circles here
tn Washington and abroad. lie is Consnl-Grneial
OF Paraguay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

1,v,,o,,ous have been sent out Tor the marriage OF
utss Olga Marie Dininny. daughter or +. - Dlh-
tunv of Riverside Drive ana Nlne'y-i's'-S.'' W
Ifcnry Webster Tuck. In s.. Thomass 'hurC"' o'
1lesday afternoon April n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

m ,,,... ~ fashionable Interest On TUESDAY
,,, D., ,,,, a., Miss Elizabeth Coss.t Stoke ana
1.i.s ! V.,abio. which VIII Doe celebrated a. inc
home o. the brides father. Thomas s'ok'-' ~"
Y;,ai Fify-third st.. IN the presence o.
,.,,,.y.s and fow - tho personal iI'h"' %.
both farnili.s. Mis- Stokcs has CHOSEN "'' '''
~ poi.r; NcMasier Gillespie. to b" her nAd
- ,.,,r and Niss Ada godfrey. whose engage
mon, =, WylIy. Roe-it'r Bets has JUS N''n an
,ounrod. Miss Julia Fay bradley ME- Juir I1i ~
81 Tdiih Hyde ~ Flainhr,1. Ms .i,,
r,'d.. ana M.s Incg Talmadgn. - nor "''''->
,n,iIs Thee young women WI wear n.t"n'S D'
't.,.. mink trimmed WITH Whif". at y mas go '.,'
',l.f III Vafahi.'s best man viii be ms hf"tn-
,r Aususie : Naiab- The G.,rl- W.. -ln ' M,e1r
=, X - ,'hicacp. Norman DE- X NhN'tou@', -.
m,.i 1.clir Louis Slad". Harry J H'o"I, !. - -
d. 'n. S,oke. ana Francis !. OTIS. a. lttE" re-
.r', ou VII follow the ceremony MI SioK' ih'
brides father. VIII pas, ihC .pf,if. pII ~. E
.,.,r,,.~ ana Tho auiump ~ tuxedo wn'f' p" NtS
MN another l'lsc ~ Mr. NIrfi- li ii'ii5 X
nitre Tyn-y-'ocd House ln ihe W o'o-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

,,o,hor engagement announced was that OF MISS
,l,co Hancock. daughter Of Mr.. and MrS. h~'',S
u Habcock and granddaughter or Sa'"ur adna,n OF
I,sg of 81, and now Al resident OF TINS city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,".

Easter week amply justified its title OF wodlocK
week There were other cntcrta nmenis which
claimed the attention OF society such as cdh''S
and theatre parties. on Monday night Mrs. "'''S'
Trowbridse gave fancy dress dance at D"lm"n'-
cos Mrs H. Mckay Twombly gave young poo
rle's dance on Wednesday. and on the same h'Rn'
tho dancing class managed by Mrs Renlamln ,
Church had n most enjoyable dance ~ Sh'fII =
THO ci,osfs wore received by Mrs. church Mrs
walden Pcll and Mrs stuyvcsant Fish M2r,,S
Harry bachelor led the COillcn. dancing HUM
There were no favOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
Tur T4TLOR-U4DE GOWN.

has many advantages to offer to its resident
NnaelNrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

The wedding OF Miss Emilia {. Anthoh' u""s"'''
, NJ and Mrs Edward Anthem, OF No. ~ west
.rA,,....,etrd.si 70 Frank Temple Reamer, which
40 "a TAX. place on Saturday. April 3d. has been
Indefinitely postponed on account or the serious Gus III,
- - Nils. Anthem who was Obliged 10 summit
49, IL, oporaiion for appendicitis rev days- hso'
Ns Auihou's condition f. reported 10 D" taNorAo'e'
M' -. are strong hopes for her recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Mlss Frances Thorey. daughter OF MI and Mrs.
G = Thorley. will be married to Augustus Good
win nj tho homo OF her parents. 30. $50 Wes'
sevcrtv-sccond-st on THURSDAY evening inc rev.
~ facon ( 9hipman. rector OF Christ Protestant
Lnisc,pni Church will ofiiciate AT inc 'creiho"S'
.rich VIII be followed by q large reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Tho marriage 90 Mis- Ethe! Blanche Sanders a
daughter Of Or and Mr. Charics Walton Sanders.
T., No % East FlNy-th!rd-st. 10 william ; Golh
VIII take place on Wednesday in the Madison Ave
uue Baniist Church. OF which th- brides uncle
80 10. D~ Henry NJ Sanders f. the pastor. Miss
r.ii, Gould sister Of the bridegroom. ana MISS
Mary No,on SANDERS the brldes sister whose
,rtoce ia william Henry Hays Will occur next
'',i,lmu viii b" the bridesmaids Charlie NJ ''ouIu
v,jll be hi. brothers best man. and william Henry
~ Ucrberf Van War-r~n. r., william j.
symrnos 1r T Harry Wlckvlre. william r. 'ush-
man Henry G. French. b.. 81 iiunaIo' Darwin
Sbav, Iiudson end Charles g. WickW re VIII serve
as rsh.rs The reception viii be hold - the home
OF pr and Mrs. sander MI. ana MIS-. ,,"alus
f,,ure home viii be 80 li5 LenoX-aN"., GIT from
the bridcgroOm5 parents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Ms blanche Ro'hschnI WI 10 married 20 Her
man Meyers. - s. Louis. on Tuesday evening
r.xt Al tho home o. her parents Mr. ana MIS-.
/ H. Eothschil. 80. - East SNty-cIgh'"-s'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

The marriage OF Miss Mamie NJ. sticker. daugh-
"a, NJ Joseph " Siickler. 10 Dr.. Frank WATERPROOF
y, Hoscylle y j. viii be solemni2ed AT : o'clock
an Wednesday evening. April ., AT the home 81 the
hrde's father No. 1873 Centre-st Orange. y. }.
The house Will he decorated prot;s"ly WIN sp'hs
D. charles Townsend assisted by the Rev Or
'h,,Ies Hall Everest, has performed the cereinoh!
49, 9TH no a wedding dinner and following that
reception from to 10 o'clock only the rcs az
In mo invited 10 the ceremony. There VIII be 10
"".i,asmaas or maid OF honor After the Weuulns
,rin Dr and Mrs Vanderpoe Will live ut the SICK
Ter homestead in Orange.
Over two thousand invitations have been Issued
-, Dr and Mrs Edwards Hall. Of NO Il East
six,v.slxtb-st for the marriage OF their daughter
~. Cara Frances Hall to DR.. Alonzo Eugene hus-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

several Interesting engagements were made pup
a.. ,,st w,ck on Monday Mrs Elizabeth Thomp-
Gov, cannon widow OF Harry lie Grand cannon ana
laughter o, william Thompson. of Detroit an
rounccd her engagement 10 Th"oioFe n f''I'"S
h,,,so, a son ~ tho late Secretary freHnShuy
'' - ~, tho host known men In the socia
len. ZEN " cinh ito In Ncw-York Mr. cannon died
"rarly three years ago. after hrlet lines ~tn
49, ,tat ,irne the widow has been llElns VIII
En- ,t ,i~ Children in the Robert H. Mlntulm
hose No % Ffth-av" She has pee iI,, -,
, .o 49, ~ late appearing only occasonally y,
~, ono, last winter n - said the wedding WI"
hs celebrated before midsummer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

A p,casant incident on 1hursaay n'sh' was
Fes.ina Lente given at tho home or Mt ana MI
IIovd : Bryce 80. y Washington square N"'"'
when a onc-act play entitled. THE DIVERSIONS VI
an Hour" was presented. the character "'7
ac,,d hv the Young daughters OF Mrs. Bryce MIS-
W c,,ord v-ahb Mrs Twomby. Mrs. Lee. MrS'
robinson Mrs Isolin and Mrs Edgar inc p,.&
49, elven i'm the ballroom which was htIru VIZ w.,
MALL stage and after The performance, ~
nm i,fornal dancing to the music OF Lander :
Orchestra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

a, o,norrrol m Tho Tribune carly IN the week,
49,, 1T 49,, FOR the marriage OF Miss Vera Boar
ma, O., Nov. Orleans. TO J. Norman dc r. White
oou.e .s SATURDAY. April 30. and the place tho
country homo u the bfide's sister. Mrs. r. +.
t,,idr,ire IN Huntsville. Madison County. Ala.
TIE wedding viii be family aralr ahd ,nSS
10, ,,t.,d,uts maid 81 honor. bridesmaids ana
,,s,crs Vii he dispensed with. Mr. Whifeh9nscs
KY, ,,,, ,,Il le his brother. T. JuNus Nhl'-
W. ard Mrs Whitehouse viii SAL Tor
,--,,l.o or Tho steamship Fulda on May =, TO re-
r,,,io tbro,d for several months. h'N Will "''ho
.re- nome I'm mis- city on their return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

Miss Elizabeth Finley. daughter Of Mrs. a.
Storer Finley OF No 90 West Eighty-oiGhth-s''
will no married George Evcrise Morse, IN .nrlst
church tho boulevard and Seventy-hrst-st. on
Wednesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

The wedding Of Miss Edith Helen Moser 70 sam
mol de Ia PLANE Ellis jr. Of Philadelphia VIII take
Mace on Wednesday. at the nome oi 'ns nilue ,
pe,ror Nrs William Moser. No. 10 East FIFTY sew
cnfh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17

William X Vanderbilt is entertaining nous
Marty n his country place. Idle h'u'' at ",'.
-. A., include Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman IT,
NJ ord Mrs LLOYD 5 Bryce. Dr: and MIS- w, w
srwird webb. Mr. and Mrs. j. a. bGrden , ~ and and
al Mrs Pufdy Mr. ana Mrs X. H. Hunt anu
Woodbury. Kane.
The record-union., 1898-06-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Kleinhaus of Folsom is a guest
at the Golden Eagle.
c. II. Gilman has returned from San
Francisco, after being absent for sew
eral days.
Mrs. David Finch and family Of Ma
toma have gone to Pacific Grove for
the summer.
Tonight Martin ]. Keegan leaves for
Boston. He has not seen his father
for more than thirty years.
Ed. G. Popp and family of San Jose
are visiting Mrs. r. Koening of this
city. Mr. Popp is en- route East, and
will remain about two months visiting
his parents at New Ulm, Mimi, and
his sisters at Winnipeg, after which
he will visit all the principal cities in
the East.
Mrs. J. Kes1er of Anderson, Shasta
County, Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
D. w. Eilers, 1903 Tenth street Mrs.
Kesler is delegate to the Grand Par
lor Of the Native Daughters of the
Golden West, which meets in Wood
land on Tuesday next, and will depart
for that place in a few days
The record-union., 1898-06-09

324 NJ STA FURNISHED LOWEl
fiat of rooms and bath. je7-7t
The record-union., 1898-06-09

LOST-A BLACK WATER SPANIEL
dog. Finder return 1923 Third st. je7-3t