New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25

Miss yande eomparst,,ysay h ssces Studies there
she went to Paris where she devoted two y ia and
music MT Sa rIsn y, me Ecoe des Beaux-Arts'
Paris where he studied architecture
...,. class Of the Boys High School
"a, go a,nner At the Hotel ST. George after the
acknowledgements ~,m exercises on Tuesday e'eh'"e
Miss Katharine l.. Maitby and Darwin e. Ia. 10
role both of this borough were marrreu ~, -
a, nom at the home OF the brides parents MI, or
A.. Douslas Fowler Maitby Waterbury, Co,'n
tn En,sconaI ceremony was used the olncii''"s
clergyman being the Rev. BENJAMIN fa! 80 -.
BOSTON. There were no attendants auu IL
as.n, nero members Of the two famihes on,'
The was M f9'S sns M ~ Meseroe started
for the Adirondacks where they are ,,v tbev will
on o their fsaoTn 10 which has The
home OF the bride for numoer .oi ooh ei' She
hnre she has kept a small boarding schooi on
WI also been active in church work oe'hg oo1 1
n mas sI' with ST. AIMS the Heights she sbs
senior of tbe founders and her gifts was
handsome silver service from this cluo. ,s,d son
graduate graduate. % s WASN'T Mrs Y Meserole Of No As
1Wash,ngton-ave and last year admltten go W
the bar For the Ss' wosk and in the various
philanthropies OF Plymouth Chureh'
Mis-. Louise Howell, Of No. 800 Macon-st' ana 20
r.. III.
Tbursday evening at the home Of the bride' ne
ono,a,,np Clergyman was the Rev Cort
%oekn Miss Marion ssoeld was % M1 and Gr MTs
and Edward Edgar was pest IlaIi, WI
Atkins will live at No. 800 Macon-st
Or Eliza b. Mosher Howard Vernon MISS isaoe'
y.snon. Mrs NJ. L. H. Walker and Miss Ohsf'o, ~.
walker sailed yesterday on the ETHIOPIA Vi '''
Anchor Line
W. NJ. Hastings Miss NJ. l.. Hastings ana 'ne
Trrnhy
Misses Kneeand sailed on the omoria' VI '"'
Cunard Line
Many RrookIyn musicians and artists were the
guests of Professor and Mrs. John Wht'aAe' at
their home No. 4ee Electromagnetic on "eu -.
evening A musical programme was given by inc
suest OF honor Milo Deyo. the gypsy pianist Al Al
bert Monroe and s. Henry Holland. who sans, anu
Professor A C. Burn 6nar rr So rec,ed.
Mss Harriet A. Mclean and William {. f.
Wood were married on Friday evening at the nome
of DR.. Adrian d. Williams No. GA Macon-sI' Ds
the Rsy bay S,s OF cs snf T. ss1er
maid of honor and Harry A. Thompson orother-ii-
law of the bridegroom, was pest man.
Miss Alice Birdsa of No. 80 Henry-st'' is at 'he
Beachwood Summit N j.. where she is the CUES
of Miss Sadie Carhart Of Remsen-st, who is spehu-
Ing the summer there.
Hanford Crawford sailed for Europe oh "
day on the New-York to be gone for ABOUT nNe
weeks The trip will be purely for pleasure
Richard Young of Flatbush sailed on the k paI,s
Friedrich Tuesday He will 20 t a1pnSt 10 N'''
Mrs Lewis NicholovIus OF No. % Monroe Place
will sail on July T. going to Switzerland FOR TWO
months. o l,,,. ., IN comnany
with Mrs. Bigeow of Boston the widow OF G rTo-
lessor Bigelow who had the large scnooI ~ S.l,
ton-st will also sail on July T. returning III sep
TENDER.
.rrorg those departing for Europe yesterday on
tho Cunard steamer Umbria, for Liverpool were
Mrs william H. Rudd, Of No. ia Putnam-ave
BROOKLYN. and her sister. Mrs. L. o. Welcome, OF
Texarkana, Ark. who intend visiting Mrs James r.
PerciyaI al Engleside Dakeith Road, Ilford ESSEX
rneisna BEFORE their return, in October. they In
tend making an extended trip, visiting the large
cities abroad