New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18

Mrs Gray Of No. 7s4 Putnam-ave. will give a
progressive euchre party on Wednesday OF this
week $50 p. m. for the benefit of the brooklyn
Christmas Tree Association.
A quiet home wedding celebrated on Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Louise Jane
way. Fifty-hrst-st. and Sixteenth-ave.. when Miss
Clara Janeway, only daughter OF Mrs. Janeway'
and Edward Jerome Martin were married by the
Rev. Henry A. Brush pastor OF the Reformed
Church The house was beautifully decorated. the
ceremony being performed beneath an arch OF
holly mlstetoe and Christmas greens. The bride
given away by her cGee ~
cloth trimmed with yellow satin and Nd, carried yea s5
Of honor Miss Maude Martin, sister q the bride
groom being bridesmaid, while the little Misses
BEST MAN man After an informal reception Mr. and
Mrs Martin went to Chicago, where they Will spend
the winter.
A sale for the benefit OF the Trained Christian
Helpers and ST. Gies's Hospital for Crippled Chill
dren was held on Friday and yesterday. afternoon
and evening. at No. 1893 Atantic-ave. This was
vacant store in the Fougera apartment-house,
whose use was given by Mrs. Fougera. The sale
was got up by Mrs. J. r. Ryder and her Sun
day-schoo class. Of St. AIMS on the Heights The
Miss Daisy Gilbert. Miss Charlotte Halves. Miss
FLORENCE bussnberIy Miss MauSe Desps,ri Miss Miss
Alice Fitzgerald. Others aiding were Mrs. Palmer,
Mrs j. sands Most OF the articles sold were con-
trbuted by the class, though a large number Of
Mrs George r. Fowler. OF DeKalb-ave. has re-
Gently returned from Savannah. where she had been
staying with her husband. DR.. George r. Fowler
who has now gone to Cuba on the STAFF Of General
Fitzhugh Lee.
Another cotillon must be added to the long list
for Christmas week. This will be In honor Of Miss
Louise Maxwell Of No. Is Eighth-ave., and given
by her mother Mrs; Rogerz Maxwell on the
evening Of Tuesday, December ~
Mrs william Penn Eddy. president Of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board Of City Missions.
gave an informal tea on Friday afternoon at her
home No. go Clifton Place, In honor Of Mrs Oar
win F. James president Of the auxiliary and now
It's honorary president. Mrs. Eddy assisted In
receiving by Mrs ID. C. Wild Mrs G. A. Low. Mrs.
Thomas Bishop and Miss Helen Branerd. Miss
Elsie Ray Eddy; Mrs g.. H. Edgerton Miss Mar
tine and MISS MaDel Ierhune omciated at the tea
table.
The first Of series OF dances at the Irving Club
will be given on Thursday evening The Others are
scheduled for January ~ and February H.
The fortnightiy dance at the Navy Yard was held
on Friday afternoon In the court martial room
Mrs b. T. walling and Mrs. Merrill received the
guests. and the Navy Yard band furnished the
music.
Miss Margaret Caroline whaiiey daughter of
Mrs. Catherine and tho late Francis whaley, and
John Andrew Houston married on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony performed at the home
OF the brides mothee No 175 Monroe-st., by tho
Rev. DR.. Andrew F. Underhlll rector OF the Church
OF the Good Shepherd. The bride who was given
away by her brother. George II. WhaIley was at.
tired in white bensaline trimmed with mousselins
de sole. She wore tue veil and carried white
hyacnths. She was attended by her niece Miss
kathryn Morgan. who wore white silk and whose
bouquet was OF pink roses. After a wedding trim
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston will live at No. SAT Mon
roe-st. ~
Mrs. Timothy L. woodrufs friends have re-
4eved farewell cards prior to her departure for Al.