New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23

The Lyric Poets" was illustrated by original
TRANSACTIONS from the Minnesinsers. Hans Sachs.
INLAND and Johanna Ambrosius. THE Fairy
Iaes OF Germany" were the subject of the last pa
per, and the stories OF ''Schneewittchen'' and
"Aschenbrodel' were further interpreted by the
four-hand presentment OF Bendel's music descrip-
tive OF those tales. The annual reception of the
club was held Saturday evening. April Is, at
the home OF Mrs. William H. Lyon No. ITO New
York-ave. In the absence of Mrs. Edward Adams.
president Of the club Miss Emily Belts. vcep resi-
dent; stood with Mrs. Lyon to receive the guests
at the entrance Of the parors, which were taste
roses Miss Belts welcomed the audience in few
graceful words; and after two vocal numbers by
manner Professor H. Morse stephens. OF Cornell
self an able Interpreter Of this authors thought
man thoroughly familiar. through family tradition.
with Indian colonial life; Readings from "Barrack-
genuneness before the aroused sympathies Of the
BY ehe nd number
, by Dell hegna supper was served In the al,
hour. conversins with ProfessOr Stephens and en-
toying the social opportunities of the occasion
s dsS the club members Who an q ihs Bed
| resented other clubs OF the city.
Mrs Thomas Cochran. OF No. "a Hoyt-st and
Miss Cochran. OF No. III schermerhorn-st will re-
ceive on Thursday Of this week from to o'clock
at the home Of Mrs Cochran.
The officers and friends of the Non-Sectarian
Home for Epileptics will hold fair for its benefit
at the Knapp Mansion from Monday to Saturday
inclusive. of this week. close with euchre party
on Saturday evening. The funds are to be devoted
to meeting a second mortgage on the property OF
and must be met by July l. Contributions for the
general maintenance of tn, Home may be sent to
s NJ Goodhue. of No. 2os South Ninth-st. is the
chairman Of the Fair Committee.
The marriage Of Miss Grace Louise Renwck and
Edgar G. McWilliams solemnized on Wednes
day evening at the home of the brides father John
B. Renwick No. ISL Putnam-ave. The Rev. DR.. A.
II. Goodenough. pastor OF st. Johns Methodist
&C al and formerly
Church. officiated. The bride was attended by her
ster Hss j. Miss Earth
Montclair, \: J. The best man was George s.
wedding of interest to many people Of this bor-
ough that of Henry Landrine Holt, who left
Brooklyn four years ago to become Instructor In
literature and history In the Bordentown Military
Institute His bride Miss Anna Helms Stephen
son, daughter of the Rev. r. H. Stephenson; pastor
of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Borden
last at mo noon. owing TO the recent death of the
brides mother the ceremony was attended by i'm
mediate relatives OF the bride and bridegroom only.
The bride was gowned in white satin duchesse.
trimmed with lace and pearl pearl passementere' she
pretty wedding celebrated at the home Of
Mrs Mara Bussng. No 1.0i0 Lafayette-ave. on
Wednesday evening when Mrs. Bussing's daughter.
Miss Clara Louise Bussing, married to Thomas
Clark 3d. by the Rev. Alexander Vance. The
bride who was given away by her brother. George
F Bussmg was aiirsd In gray SIX and W SarTea
arK as best n The house was deco
rated with palms and pink roses
The associate alumn@ OF Packer Institute will
have its annual luncheon at the institute on satur-
day May l3
Mrs Sarah Brownson How gave her farewell
reading here before large audience in Memorial
Hall on Tuesday of last week She is now staying
at No AZ Garden Place before Joining aer son IN
Miss Isabelle Harter. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A Harter. Of Henry-st. is home for
short visit. Miss Harter is , student In the Med
cal College at Ann Arbor Mich
A quiet wedding took place at tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred T. Seward. No $50 Hancock-st.,
Wednesday last. when their daughter. Miss Alice
May Seward, married to George Rusher
Meeker son Of Captain and Mrs Percy Meeker.
Owing the Illness OF the brides mother. only
relatives were present at the ceremony and no re.
with trimmings of satin and point lace The Of
floating re- ma Tss he Dr SSnq
Frank James Donaldson. of Brooklyn. and Miss
Bessie Stuart Adams. daughter OF William S.
Adams Of No 4OCs Spruce-st.. Philadelphia. were
married at St. Judes Church. that city, on Mon
day last The rector the Rev DR.. Charles Logan,
offciated at the ceremony. Miss Katherine Donald
sse Of me Tss one b Gd re
the best man. Mr. and Mrs Donaldson VIII
make their home in Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs William f. Taylor gave the last Of
a series Of pleasant musicals Thursday even
ing at their home. No. AT Ocean-ave.. Flatbush.
Guests were received by Mrs. Taylor. her niece.
Miss Edith Taylor, of Cambridge Mass. Mrs.
William H. Garrison and Miss Florence Garrison.
The programme was given by Miss Margaret Gay
F w Davidson tenor; Edward schoemann bass:
Victor Knudso. vionist. and Mr.. Taylor, at the
piano.
The last wedding of this month will be that OF
Miss Adrianne De Bevoise. daughter Of Mrs
Katharine Maxwell De Bevoise and niece OF James
Covert to Townsend Jones Underhn.. OF Denver
Col The ceremony is to be performed by the Rev.
Albert j. Lyman. pastor Of the South Congrega-
tional Church. Saturday Of this week at the
home Of the brides mother. No. l25 First Piace' al
p m. Miss De Bevoise will be ATTENDED only oy
ception from until Z The future home p OF me
yoans MEMBER of the Urban and Cvitas clubs where
she has served on many cSmm h a anu u "'i'"
she has contributed many bright papers
uus,c and literature will form the programme of
the Urban Club at it's next meeting. to be held at
Tho home Of the recording secretary Miss Florence
Eaton. No 40 Greene-ave-. on Thursday evening
~ this week at o'clock. Mrs. Katharine ID n5 An,
Sarsnn will tell of recent visit to Cuba ana Porto
Rico ana the sooists will be Mrs Ba%SheTi os SO
reno Walter McElroy, tenor George W. HEAD,
baseo! G William Webb. pianist and Robert A.
Caylor accomranist
Mice Alice Campbell. of No. 1918 Pacihc-st.. the
,,r,pe president of the Civtas Club. gave re-
csnt,on and farewell for the members yesterday
afternoon from until 6. The decorations were
spring flowers and roses The receiving . party was
,ben Mrs Spencer A. Jennings, Miss Anna Pinker-
ton Miss Katharine j. Ms as s sics uunter and