New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
Suffrage Convention Mrs. Chapman Is president
OF the New-York State Suffrage Association

Of Spu the NewYorR State Suffrage Association
Anrll's last wedding was celebrated yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. The bride was MISS Az
r;enne De Bevoise daughter Of Mrs. Katharine
Maxwell De Bevose and niece OF James covert
and the groom was Townsend Jones Underhili' OF
formed by the Rev DR.. Albert J. LYMAN p Ssrcq
Of Of The s s2Sas %ohs rs
De Bevose was attended only ps was followed
BY a reception lasting from 10 & MT anu "'''
Underhill viii live In Denver.
Assistant Corporation Counsel William h. carr
Mrs. Carr and the children, OF Carroli-sSt,, VIII
spend the summer in Harwich, Cape co., "a''
Me- FRANKLY, p Alexander. Mrs. William H.
Holden Mrs Alfred Martin and Mrs Archibald M
Ostrom we're the patronesses for a dance he'c r,.
the Hotel st. George on THURSDAY evening" r une
COMMITTEES was eo nbopSs Miss Gertrude Moody
Miss Abble NJ Terhune and Miss ida M "o'''e''
The lambda Sigma Psi Packer Institute |hap'e''
gave a dance Friday AFTERNOON i'll Tue e'"
SUM OF the institute.
Mrs. Newell Dwight Hills returned to her Brook
! ,yn home No 2sl Henry-s,, on Wednesday. and IL
fast recovering her strength. Mrs Hiliis was
great favorite in Chicago and letters from tha' CITY
convey deep regret because or her depar.u,e , lee
say she will be welcome ADDITION 70 the soo'"' INV
of Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs George w. Felter celebrated the
tenth anniversary of their wedding on Iuesoay
evening at their home. No. 522 Putnam-ave. lhei-
asr,aI music was given by Miss Mary c. Heath,
con,ralto OF the Lewis Avenue Congregational
church: Miss Edith Taylor Hall. pianist; Edgar ~
Smith tenor of St. Johns Church. ana W inpal
Sbrnh Roth parlors were pretty decorated with
daffods palms and daisies and screen l V were
living in tie Eastern District at the time OF tne
marriage, which took place in Christ nd was per
| formed by the Rev. James II Darlington.
Three Brooklyn girls took part in the pupils con
| cert given by Mime Pappenheim in Chickerhs nan
Frea seG Gn Oh Miss
| Northrup and Miss Emily Houghtoh'
Fort Greene Chapter. d. A. r., was enter ~
| nv Mrs John Thallon on Tuesday afternoon al her
| home No 900 ST. Mark's-ave The rooms VIZ
| decorated with American flags ana mowers anu
music was furnished by the newly orgahi~eu va VI
Club of the chapter and It's director u "ai'"s
Stebbins Mrs Henry Beam. former treasurer Vi
the chapter received silver loving-cup IN token u
the chapters appreciation of an arduous worn "'
accomplished. A drapery made by MIS- DEAN vac
on exhibition-a background of the Nauohai oIue
bearing stars of white tafeta eaeh ,,pr INV
tha member aen or by Mrs Beam In the latter case
the of so cents was paid for tde the
Prison Ship Martyrs Monument FUND ana the ps,
from out of town were Mrs. Roger Sherman OF the
Mount Vernon Shaptsr ana Mrs CHAPTER
The last of the dinners given by the department
of architecture Brooklyn Institute, was held on
Wednesday evening at the Argyle PROFESSOR
Hooper told the diners of the New-York Historical
Society, which much In the prac'ce Vi
holding informal social gatherings where lght re-
freshments were served that the saying had II
that the building and collections of that society
were founded on crackers and cheese MI Lem een
ing called attention TO the interest in art mani
Tested by the Civitas Club, and suggested that 1t
and other clubs be invited to cooperate with 'he
department of architecture.
The sum of $3.50 realized from the ball held
at the Knickerbocker Field Club in aid OF the fund
for the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument at Fort
Men and Women of 70 the childrens chapter con-
nected with the Fort Greene chapter
Mrs william H. Cary. of No. 1i2 Willow-st, VIII
spend the summer IN Sudbury, VT.
RAYMOND Jenkins Miss Jenkins and Miss Tomey.
of No. % Monroe Place. and Mr.. and Mrs vincent
Loeser. of willoughby-ave, have taken cottage ,
go there the latter part of this week
There was a programme OF unusual interest at
the meeting of the Urban Club held on Thursday
evening at the home of its secretary Miss Florence
Eaton, No 429 Greene-ave 1t was arranged III
two parts The first was devoted to talk by Mrs
Humphrey Anderson on Cuba and Porto Rico and
the West Indies" where she has been recent
traveller and whence she brought many curious
souvenirs and colored photographs. with which her
talk was Illustrated In the second part the fol-
lowing musical numbers were given; Piano SOLO.
1 louis R. ADAMS, verdi p b Fuller, William I
Hopkins and Russell Armstrong; song. Forging the
daa npes Ly %sSS Mss
songs II Love and the World IS Nine Ne rt and
seTanade IN ATvil Mandolin Club Gypsy john
Walter McElroy. The programme was followed by
supper and social hour
Miss Laura Hubbard, Miss Clara ogden and Miss
Florence Lee are the Brooklyn guests at house
party given by Mrs. c. NJ. Chester and Mrs. l.. @.
Billings, OF Clifton, Staten Island Others present
are Miss Sampson, daughter Of Admiral Sampson;
West Abbot Clarence Chester, Louis Billings and
William Torrey. The young people went 70 Staten
Island on Friday and are 10 return In the early
Of the week Mrs Chester Is the wife s Of Cap
her sister. Mrs. Billings were the Misses Torrance
OF Brooklyn.
Miss Louise Atwater of Joralemon-st, is visiting
in Buffalo " Y, where she is the guest of Miss
Warren who has spent s portion g,ss1 Of me winter
visiting in Brooklyn as tne guest OF Mrs d. d.
Francis Herreshof and Miss Atwater.
General Isaac s. Catlin has returned from ten
days rest at his country home, Meadowfeld. near
Owego n Y.
Frederick Reddall has issued invitations for a
MAY Morning OF Song at his studio I'm the Pouch
on Saturday morning Of this week at II o'clock
He will be assisted by Mrs. Mathilde n McIewee
contralto Miss Mile King, violinst Mrs. Georgia
NJ Cooling soprano; Miss Jean Moffatt Lewis
contralto, and August c. Pratt, tenor.
Mrs. William Burr Hill gave luncheon on FRI
day at her home, No. l6l Columbia Heights In
honor of Mrs Asa Bird Gardiner jr., the other
guests being Mrs. Frederick A Ward. Mrs. Arnold
G. Dana Mrs. William j.. Matheson, Mrs Herbert
L. Brdgman and Mrs Samuel Frederick STREET.
The table decorated with pink roses and rib
bons 70 match.