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The times., 1898-02-11

According to the official report, just
published, of British Vice Consul
O'SuAivan. on the Island of Pemba, it
appears that the decree abolishing
slavery in the proctorate of Zanzibar,
although by no means a dead letter is
nevertheless very slow In taking effect
Only few slaves have obtained their
freedom as yet. with compensation for
their services, but the condition of af-
fairs is due largely to the stupidity of
the negroes, who cannot comprehend
the opportunities offered to them New
ertheIess, the existence of the law has
ameliorated the condition of the slaves
to a marked degree, as their Arab
masters, knowing that the day of free
dom is at hand see the wisdom of
treating them with more humanity and
making better terms with them. AL
ready the slaves are beginning to sub
NIT complaints to the vice consul. and
to go on strike" Their ideas of lib
erty, however, are exceedingly vague.
In one case a slave girl was beaten by
her mistress until her back was in rib
bons. The woman was arrested and
compelled to release her victim. after
paying her forty rupees When the
newly emancipated girl was asked
what she meant to do with so much
money she replied that she intended
to buy slave for herself.
The times., 1898-02-11
ube .u,.As,.s. Cimea

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The times., 1898-02-11

Plans have been prepared in Russia
for the construction at Kronstadt of a
depot for the storage of ''masut," or
liquid fuel, for the burning of which the
new Russian warships are being fitted.
The tanks in the depot will have a
capacity of 1000 tons, and in the build
ing of them old marine boilers are to
be used. A special iron vessel, of 900
tons burden, is to be constructed, fitted
with all necessary apparatus. for the
transport of the petroleum fuel from
the shore to the ships. The Admiral
Grieg is to have tanks fitted in her coal
bunkers, and when the Admiral Nacbi-
moff returns from China she will un-
diego similar treatment. Her present
boilers will be converted into tanks and
new boilers will be substituted for
them. The result of these experiments
will be watched with good deal of GU
riosity in all naval circles.
The times., 1898-02-11
CAPITOL GOSSIP.

Capt. +. NJ. Wyatt, of Russell, KY,
who has been here several days en-
deavoring to have action taken by the
War Department that will result in
stopping the iron works at Ironton.
Ohio, from dumping into the river as at
present, has shown that despite his
years he is still full of the fire of youth
and able to defend a woman from the
attacks of a man. The captain is SO
old that he retired from the river some
time ago and is so rheumatic hat he
constantly carries a cane. Last night
was beautifully mild and the captain
was enjoying stroll when he saw a
rider on a wheel knock a woman Gown.
She was dragged some distance by her
dress catching in the spokeS OF the
wheen. The rider was thrown, and
when he picked himself up began to
abuse the woman for throwing him. His
abuse was too much for the old man,
who had run to the woman's assistance,
to stand, so he promptly knocked him
down with his cane and gave him two
or three swipes with his fist for good
measure. The rider summoned DO
hceman but when the old captain told
the officer how it happened the guar
dian of the peace patted him on the
back and told him he had only done
his duty. The rider was warned to be
more careful in the future and was per-
mtted to proceed after listening to
lecture that he win probably remember
for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
1887. A. D. MATTHEWS & SONS. 1898
READY HOLIDAY GIFTS 4 s % nsn sst% %::
STERLING SILVER
AND
PLATED WARE.

A visit to this department Will convince you u
our restless enterprise in getting together al
that IS newest and best. at our usual low prices
There are gifts for young and old.
Rich Cut Glass Puff Boxes with pun. heavy
sterling silver covers unique and dressy. actual
value $500: special at x1.0S.
Mems Large Size Hat Brushes. sterling SILL
yer backs. beautiful new designs, special
at 0Sc.
Sterling Silver Mounted Pumice Stones. new
designs. special at soc
Shaving Brushes sterling silver handles. hns
camels hair brush. special S0c
Sterling Silver Bicycle Plates. Hat Markers
and Coat Hangers. extra heavy. large variety.
special at 4Sc. engraving included
Tooth Brush Holders sterling silver tops. from
25c. upward.
Sterling Silver Hair Brush. large size. fine
bristles. artistic rich designs. special at S".7o.
Dressing Combs. sterling silver backs, in large
variety. 4Sc.. 33c.. 30.
Embroidery. Nail and Manicure Scissors best
Griffon steel. artstically wrought sterling silver
handles. Zoe
Sterling Silver Military Brushes large va
rety, 81 .0S. $40, S2.4S, and up to $500
each.
Handsome Case containing Long Handle
Mirror. large size Hair Brush and Comb. rich
and artistic designs special at Ss.os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS MADE BY THE
TRAINING SCHOOL AND HOME FOR


The Brooklyn Training School and Home for
Young Girls at No. l,g6 Fulton-st. Is In need OF
larger quarters. and at early date as possible
the managers hope to build the required additions
The time when the building shall be begun Will
depend on how soon sufficient funds are raised
for the purpose. ANY one who wishes 10 give
money to this charity may be sure II VIII be wen
applied. Checks may be sent TO Mrs Frank -
Jennings treasurer No 2l3 Prospect Place
This school was incorporated IN April. ls's oy
fifteen women we'll known In Park Slope society
among them Mrs. Timothy l. Woodruff and Mrs
David A. Body II was started because OF
recognized necessity for some Protestant INDUS
trial school where Protestant girls between me
age. OF twelve and twenty-one might be sent the
morning hours OF ezch day are devoted 70 all
kind. Of house hold work and In the afternoon
IA. elmentary branches Of a good English educa-
ton are taught The aim r. TO inculcate self-re-
spect and self restraint, with the object or max
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

home -. ...i,o -, ,ha train
iny e1v.n mere b. sending many 10 paTtah' OF tne
teaching ard many OF the cleiRr I'm. 81 VA ~,
cngn ,Ylsb I, nave q permanent fund raised ,naS
the home ~ have It's future assured the , Key
~ utnnor'~N ~ the Washington Avenue Bapust
~ ~ 81 Do - ,hc Roy Dr. Mcleod OF the clinton
Avenue cnqreq eaS gr .nS a;,and he
ga ,'eave branch OF the Clinton Avenue Con-
er.gatlonal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

c-happen Ryan Will be married at the home OF the
brides parent No S2 tIag 5Ioco Rider Of
NJ ! i7s Dean-st will read at her home; her seiec-
os scotch and Irish stories aBa OF
The American Revolution VIII hold us ainua.
.,irn and reception in the parlors Of the Young
Wer,s az" TSrstian Association from 10 O'clock
T., .ho evening the third annual bhl! OF me htDt"
tIosri.eI S,cetv will be held a: Aron Han! IN the
;rtrsaa vii see reception at the home OF M
and Mrs George II Bruce, No. $50 Macon-rt,, me
hIlu w Ito from 4 20 6 and from 10 i O'CLOCK
A. informal dance VIII be gwen a' INC D' he'
HHigh f-,Sav there will be dances both sub
scrpon That a, the Perrepont Assep h socns
MI , be- rg Heights Dance Club will meet at the
prospect Heights Art Rooms oo.u,o, =, TN
sa,r6sV Evenlng Dancing Class for the young.
So, vii be held a. the PieTrepoh' Assembly
Rooms.
c.-aere,Ia gave It's first dance on Friday evening
q. The Plerreponi Assembly Rooms whlch were
orrar,on,ed with a Few huge bunches OF American
1oo.,,v -oses and chrysanthemums with green
- II ,ccordarce with the usual custom.
-, CROW vas as simple possible. beginning
oo,,. o,d cIos,nc about midnight. There are aDtH'
. hundred subscribers 20 this dance I"'E We'o
received by the patronesses. Mrs A. - Low VI .
!, II Iitchneld Mrs Jonathan ! iah''ai vi :
,,.,,fiar, u Fhrhart Mrs Daniel NJ 'haunceN an y
Mrs i'ir David Thomas Moor H. Evelyn
r,frrcpont jT., DI I'm Ms stnlman led the co:
~ M '"S Tayore for which were simple. ana
either military in design or or So f h beid
season. or flowers Tne h'N' 'o''''O' WA
on January
Tho sale OF boxes FOR the charity pan OF me ne
hreu, ornban AsvIum VIII begin on December ls
The committee has reserved balcony seats fqr IN se
desiring 70 look on and these may d. o''"'u -
teephoniug TO the asy iuh' j" i'''P'
voora,.s auxiliary to me Hospital Saturday
am sunaay Association Of Brooklyn was organ
,zoa an rridov afternoon at meeting held for
that uurpose AT the home Of Mrs. William g. Low
,ru.el,e hoenitols we're represented The following
df,iccrs y,err clnctcd President Mrs. J. II Bush;
secretary. Mrs Frank T. West, purseI MIS- Rob
ert Shaw. and Commits, OF, Abpg51,s NJ
Mr. and Mrs Townsend Van Pelt, OF Van Pe''
Manor intend taking II trip TO the Pacific Coast
this winter
Charles H. Thomas Of Brooklyn and Miss Maoe
G Coote daughter OF the Rev James Coo'e WIN
h. married on Thursday evening al the Me."o',''
1,n,sco,al Church Lawrence Long Island by INC
farher OF the bride who Is pastor OF me e"o oe,s
a reception the parsonage ioHo"eu '"e
mony-
Til. Memorial Hospital 10 10 benent o. . pr
u...,y. .uch,e 10 be held at the Pouch Mansion
go, , 70 8 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. lne
,.c,al object OF giving this is 10 proVioe iu"uS
~ ,rrcha.ing new steam mange ,or the 'aun-
dry one man. friend OF , ,ne - The managers
win sell four hundred tickets Inc The COM
%ave ali been donated are handnssome r' Psfr
tesin charge s,ek is M f1mPcS oyin % HUI M.
Mr., ~ Mrs' g. A. Mcfarland Mrs fIsao ps,s
FFSis .mead Mrs J. Il steaInA Mra W. a T'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
uov.v STRTCK WITH A RIFLE BALL.

Mary McDermott is good-looking young
woman. twenty-eght years Old who W3,ks TOT
vas shutting some blinds in the factory yesterday
80 was struck by a ball from a Flobert rine
s s,, Address twenty-six years old. was at
once arrested charged with the offence. The gin
was taken TO her home AT Grafton-ave ana ferry-
q, ard her condition is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

,o-, Mrs " n Canda and Miss a X Miriil,Te1I'
vifh Mrs j. D. IuINS P'e7'-'''' V
Two annual toa party sale and reeepuo" % ~
-t,d Unitarian Society was held on FRIDAY al ,'.'
r,.,ch Mansion The booth were decorated W."
1t. and mi. IN charge ~ the tables were pooN9
'aa stationary. Mrs Thomas Prosser. apron 90
NJ. = Perry Jones; linen. MIS-. Aonzo mas
-, and china Mrs William Mason Dag anu So, .,
,'o,,ou Ms G. G. Knowlion. household Mr'' IL
- Do,rolly. SurGay-schoQl Miss AIce IN rs,
49, candy ana lemonade Unity l-ea' u
nroilerv Miss Grace Nisch-r. ana suppt' soai,,dad
: p,shonrick The Reception Cornmitlee ~, NJ md
-. nv and Mrs Daniel Munro wilson '.I n
NJ George n spencer Mr. and MT. jan, n,
iiaakeu M and Mrs George n L. he NJ rr,o
- NJ William II. Willis. MIS- -; NI1aaIu.,saS
~ srandln Miss Maxwell Daniel .. i Rnnc;nx
r,har aiinn Doty and Mrs. Robert oste, - he
raa hsg1In AZ O'Clock. and was IN c I, ohsir
rnor,ng Floor Committee: Charles psNer' fIa,rv
@ Ra,hune W Jones Walter G. Wa!d'on, M,
, ma.on EDWARD r Spencer. William II An'e'''"
- Robert 6 Dennison. W. roo,s
ana no well NJ Palmer and MT. A. foo.e
III M ,sceve on Thursday and Friday OF tn's wien
a. their home. No. %S Chnion-ave
The Womans Health Protective Association VIII
r..n open house" az the Pouch Mansion on
January The reception will be as nesI as prs
.;his ike the oid-fashioned New Yesre Dey.
!. bias viii represent tho Dutch and Colonial oe1'o0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
RAN INTO AN UNCONSCIOUS MAN
u-r,o-d uorn,.v and Alfred Lester. both OF \

as Tenth-st were riding tandem in the Ocean
Parkway on Friday night. when they ran against
the PROSTATE body OF man. and were thrown
from their wheel. They found that the man was
Unconscious He was taken 10 the Kings County
Hospital. where he appears 10 be dying. The
police think he assaulted. The injured man
Is william PHI. and he lives with Mrs. Hall IN
East Thirteenth st. Sheepshead Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
Wash Fabrics

Dress Patterns Of Print Cloths. indigo. black
or cardinal effects. DOC
Dress Patterns OF 36-inch Percae. new 1879
STYLES S by 10 yards, 70c.. S1.OO. S1.2o
each.
Best Apron Ginghams. all styles olsc. per
yard.
Dress Patterns OF Fine Dress Glnghams. 50c
each.
Tartan Plaids bright colorings. 12Hc.
Shaker Flannel Skirt Patterns full size, en-
broidered edge, fancy border. Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
cp.,r INSPECTION EMPLOYEES TO DANCE.

TIE grain inspection employees OF the Ne"-iork
Produce Exchsnge will hold their secohu Ah"u"'
entertainment and ball IN saengerbund Hall on
rsh,uarv Q number Of the members OF the
Produce Exchange have promised 10 be preseat.
The ofYicers OF the association are G. II h. Wnite
nrss,dent: A. G. Sunderland vice-president:
6s Courcsy, secretary; J. Isaac, treasurer =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

NJ and Mrs VIII E Taylor gave the second
OF their series OF musicals on Saturday morning IN
the MUSHROOM Of their new home. NO a. ocean
ave Mrs. Isaac Mason Mrs. Lewis German MISS
NJ I3oua Mason Miss Carrie Wickes Stephens
ard N,ss blanche Morrison assisted in receiving
The artists were Miss Sara King Peck soprano
Mis-. Mabel Bond contralto: Roland PAU tenor
George Fleming, barytone, ana NINE rAn0'i'"S'
harp and either soloist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

A Marquette social was given on Monday at
the home OF Mss c. B. Miller. Sumner-ave. and
Hancock-st IN aid OF worthy charity The par
lors presented en- attractive appearance, with the
eayly ornamented booths and the pretty dresses
- -he,r attendants Entrance was obtained by
Invitation only, each guest receiving daisy upon
rsacbing the house. Later In the evening the
roous were cleared and there was dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

r... p,6,a 90 ,o,ave a pleasan, and fashionable
g.. =, d,ncAs tobe given on Saturday evenings
=, .sa no-a. ~ Ms. Herbert Plympton. IN Eigh'y-
scco o,l( The rstess VIII be assisted by MIS-
pe-cv Malletand Mrs. Horace Piymp .ors NH ''g
a.. - IN . on January 4 "ner tLleere Nj
~ uH.'t ,n.;g The TWO dances ioilo"i-b VIZ
be- setors anta fancy dress affair Will ''OS0 '''4
Series
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Mr. and Mr.. Frank L. Babbott and their FAMILY
Of No iS Lincoln Place. are spending month
Al 81 Augustine, Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Mr.. Frederick A Harter and Miss Cornel'a B
Harter o. No. 143 Henry-st. have issued invita-
lions for an al home from 10 2. m. Sat-
,rday December 20 Miss Cornelia Harter was
graduated from Smith College last June, and i'm
rersonated Rosalind al the commencement festivi,
To- ob.a!ning much applause therefor. Mrs and
Miss Harter will receive on Wednesdays In jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Mr. and Mrs william James Baldwin. Of No. Isl
Ualsey-st will give a reception on Wednesday
evening q, this week for The purpose OF introducing
their daughter Miss Josephine Agnes Baldwin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Several hooks offered at this season are by
Broox,yn authors among them Mrs. Alice Morse
Earles Home Life in the Colonial Days D4
LYMAN Ahbott's The Life and Letters OF FauI
80. Anos,le Marion Harlands When Ghostf
Wslk" and Charles NJ. SINNERS new folklore VOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Mr. and Mrs. Josh T. Marean OF ~ ~
r,.A,ro,a o,t Oi( Point Comfort. On her re-
80, ~ vareenw with her niece. Miss Wisner.
~ "a =, tome O Fridays until the end OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Ny and Mrs. William A Spies Of No. 90 Joraie-
rnon-st have sent out cards OF invitation FOR
dance at the P;errepont Assembly Rooms on the
evening OF Friday. December 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

and that OF modern afternoon tea. The com
rnittees not yet selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
Acceptable Christmas Gifts G.
Found at Our
Notion Dept.

NOkAOAA RSs
A large assortment Of Jeweled Cut Steel. and
Enameled Belt Buckles. exclusive patterns, at
the following prices:
Jeweled Belt Buckles. 39c. 59c.. Csc.
SI.25.
Steel Belt Buckles and three slides. SOC.
Gle 60c.. $1.19.
Jet Belt Buckles 1Oc. Csc, 4Sc.. O4c each
Fancy Carriers. 1eweled buckles, Soc. Soc
75c
Fancy Carriers. sterling buckles Csc, 81 10,
S1.25.
Satin Belt Hose Supporters, all colors. o0c
Soc. Csc.
Needle Books and Boxes. 19c.. 25c., 5Oc.
SOC
Silver Thimbles 1Sc.. 25c., 35c., 6Oc.
Leather Scissor Cases. containing three pairs
best scissors. ~ 40.
Spool Cotton Boxes 26c.
PORTIERES.
There is 10 be found IN our Upholstery De-
partment many useful Holiday Gifts. and We
mention few specials for Monday only.
Tapestry Portieres. armure weave. deep dado
fringe top and bottom: instead Of $3.50, S6.9s
and SIS % at S3.0S, 1915. S5.0S per pair
Tapestry and Velour Table Covers In endless
variety A, .5c.. S9c. S1.35. 1925 each
Ga. 69c. S1.35. S1.9S. $3.50. each; So.
S1.25, S1.9S. $2.35, S2.75 each 1914
$3.50, S2.15. 1915. $3.50.
LACE CURTAINS.
300 pairs RufHed Swiss Curtains for chamber
or dining room instead Of Sli9. at Csc. per
pair
Irish Point Curtains. S2.40, sos. $3.9S,
$4.3s. sos. 1878 per pair
Nottingham Curtains at S1.15. $1.3S,
S2.35; instead OF SlJU. S2G4 and 50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

SIN another dance IS announced for the holiday
season and Is take place at the ST. George on
the evening OF Thursday. December 20. The
ratronesses will be Mrs. Robert II. Weems, Mrs.
Edward A Lowell. Mrs. Henry Mackay and Mrs
Walter " Bostw.ck. Miss Emma A Weems.
Miss Isabel Mackay and Miss Florence Lowell
comprise the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Mrs. SPENCER Lock'ood OF No lca Fort Greene
pIacs sun onenedher house on Friday for m
exhibit Of watercocs by Mrs A. and nn Eonx
Isia~S xere seen bya large number or guess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
S4.0S.

200 Ladies' Fine All Wool Kersey ana houc'e
Jackets lined throughout with heavy rhauaihe
satin. shaped collar or shield front ana strapped
seams. wholesale price was 5000 and sl'oo
our price S7.35.
2G3 Ladies' Extra Fine English keTsey anu
1nnorted Boucle Jackets plain and fancy hheu'
strictly tailor made. the wholesale pnce was
s14O0 and $1,000. our price S0.0o.
800 Ladies' Fine Imported kersey ION
Foucle. Covert Cloth and Fancy Mixed CIoth
Jackets 90 and % inches long. fancy dip fronts
and a variety OF styles. beautifully tailored ana
lined. wholesale price was $500 and S-o"o' our
price $500. -.
Sc fine sample garments in variety OIL
Novelty Goods; also, Tan and Black ano Ne.o"
Du Nord the wholesale price was from e--.oo ~
$500: our price $500. S1S.~' "--'o''
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
STREET, LIVINGSTON STREET AND SMITH olEE'
l.
WANT TO ENLARGE THEIR WORK

H. Leopold chairman Of the Committee Of Ar
rangements
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ladies' NeckWear.

pIoln Ne. and Point dEsprIt TIES, TWO Virtue
lorg 40. ~
Embroidered Net Ties. zoe. soc. $1.Io
SI.25. and upward
Iu,e-t,, Silk Ties. fun pleated ends. chiffon
Csc. 81 30, and upward
ro,c,, stock Collars made OF lace and chiffon
Csc 80. and upward
robots % lace liberty silk. chiffon and net
4Oc 70c 9Sc.. = 80.
Fronts Of Lace. Liberty SILK. Chiffon and Net.
rs SLID. SI.:3. Sl.59.
1,hertv Rufus full pleated or ribbon ends.
20 soc oSc I.3o. S1.59. $50 TO
$40.
co,,,le.a assortment OF Ostrich Feather
pooe emo goods. from SOS upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

at, g i,def1tfcable IN her EFFORTS
4. 80 .,,oooe OF the Christmas Tree ct'e"i"
ON C,-s.,,as corning. She has )ns' lssDeN ",.o''-
,o,e,, .or ME money 20 PROVIDE ioi '"7
aoU, obildrc. who cannot gel mo c"o 80 "1so
..1 ...t. eide and ask for gifts. She J. a.
.vinc TOYS books and wearins "Y
p-9 - rscful for children OF il .,H -
sent - heI1o[ o.s1' She hores 20 raise enough
W. pan T. 200, women for dressing me u uu
saras Of das required ior inc he extra work
u3n nus az - season wEeE every nlolhei H', g.,
49, ,.arer hands fun. and aiolhs '"0 "0
.Ogiume manner
7s,a soai calendar for the week may " ,ro,,
s,tnl,,.e IS follows: on Monday ~'e,m oV"' ,,,.s,
.loot the second reception VIII De ti''
rooors Maxwell and Miss MaN"e"' u
:, 49,, ard Mr. and Mrs James hasD''"'n
- ~ reoer+s Place. will give ihe'r so'o'''
-. q, h,,or ~ their recently married o"us'
.d bar bueband Mr. and Mrs. william wa
10. On Monday evening Miss ha'"'S" .,a,,
Pee VII be formally introduced az S,r
- first 81 two 20 be given by hei ""'''
,cl Bovine Duryea OF Rcmsen-st. pov-
~, ,r',NoAor M,s Joseph J. Alm;ran Mrs. Ray
mond Francis Almirell and MISS ANN 81, rooon-
IS Crard-ave Will give the first OF inc" ,
tons &c will also Mrs Edward TasHer io"'.
and the Misses Howard OF Willow-st In 'n'
ing tho Southern society will give us MS va
The season II the Hotel 81. George ..,ngs
Wednesday VIII be largely oe'o' .z.o,,hIv-
That OF Miss Laura Borney Wager ano ASSEM-, ~.
uan-.lec. uar,,s wilson ,s set for p. m al 'ho
Church q, the Incarnation. Gates-ave' oe'~ee,
Franklin and Classon aves. At the SAM essica
Herbert Belts Of pacaes'5 s an married. at the
church Of the frsnsagura,ion Manhana,tan train.
GA prooklynites will be In the viii be csle
braied In The evening at churches a,,u are those
nom Of bride. The church wsd qInra,io White.
to take place al ST Luke's ProteSlt.ant, n Leach
Church. in Clinton-nve. and Mss L'h hy.nue Pap
and George II Reese at the Marcy "a William
list Church Miss Jane Scott Brush aNo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

=, The new cataiogi OF Colgate University are
found ,he names Of FIward NJ. Grout and George
W Douglas member, Of the Cniverssiy G Tsnsd
ton BROOKLYN studnts are Corleiius Tu"aiu
scbaible and John Albler Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Mrs James Tinpson, who was MISS <'ueIe -
-. poov,yr was assisted by number OF
13,noLlvn,.as at her last Wednesday reception
which was given partly as "housewarming. as
her pretty home. No. so Vast Fftieth-s'' Man
haitian has been greatly altered and redecorated'
The drawing-room was GnaneiteH VII" In
17rance roses and here guess We're received. MIS-
srimnson yore beautiful gown = white tnlle
ever white silk. with sirdlc OF T9secopI~I H.
bIack-spangIcd net. with grdlc Of silver sp9ngieI
Miss Lizzie Schmtt. in bic satin. covered WIN WIZ
n ags de- Sole over White silk; Miss Grace
Tamagno in white Mt oyG we ss' INK ai cree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11

Miss Hndegarde Hofmn soprano Miss Grace
G Couch. contralto; Mrs waiter Ne!soh' ''4i's''
e,d Miss Kathryn BoydMagee. elocutionist en-
..,-oa .he guests at church social held on
Wednesday evening IN tie Emmanuel PRESBYTERIAN
church Flatbush Ate the programme reifesh-
uerts were served and IN informal reception was
held. The Committee q Arrangements was com
ooa .. The Rev and Irs @. l.. McClelland Mt
pOs7S1 49,, 20 rsn,arnin r Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II Vessels ana Mi Mrs John B. Hicks. II u
propose 10 give d serbs or these al NI''oNs "'7'
throughout The winter