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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
PRIZE FOR THE BEST ESSAY.

The Woman's National Sabbath Alliance offered
last sn-ine prfze OF s25 for the best essay the
subject The Benefits OF the sanctifed Sabbath
10 the Home and Community az Large" per
sonal experience preferred. The Press Com
nltteA having carefully considered the merits OF
the ESSAYS which have been received have awarded
the prize to that one entitled The saooatn De
light" by Miss Euphemia NJ Olcott. or Ne"-fork
CITY. . A..
The committee desires express It's apprec, auon
or the time and the work given 70 the subject oy
the other writer's whose essays contain matter OF
much interest and value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
CORNTCOPIA VINES SOLD.

Spokane Wash. Jan 8-1t is reported here that
John A Finch and A B. Campbell. mining men OF
this city. have bought the cornucopia group. in
Union County. Ore for 10000 Mr. Campbell.
started to-day for the East 10 arrange the nnal
details the property having been purchased from
Tohn Z seares. OF New York. There are forty
claims in the group in the granite mining disrricts
about seventy miles from Baker cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
POET OF AnERIcA AND DENoCRACY."

The second Of Mrs Brownson How's morning
readings held az the rooms OF tho Church CLUB
Clinton and Fulton SIS. Brooklyn. under the au-
spices Of the Junior Co-Workers of s. johns Hos
ptal was given Yesterday. The subject was walt
Whitman the Poet Of America and Democracy.
Selections from Whitman's prophecy regarding me
wonderful growth and power OF this country were
read the Introduction made being Of an eXplana-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
tn PLY TIE SHINING NEEDLE.

The meetings OF the double sewing class formed
n work in the interests Society Of the Lying
in Hospital will be held this morning AZ the home
Of Mrs Lloyd Bryce. No. L Washington Square,
where Miss Mcfarland. pianist. Miss Ballade. vo-
l,nis, and Mrs Grippcn 'cest. Will entertain; at
ne home OF Mrs Frederick Bronson No. IA Madi-
son-ave where Mrs. Leonard. contralto. ana Kari
Criennauer ceist. will be the musicians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
soRos1ss EDrrAT1oy COMMITTEE.

The Education Committee OF Sorosis held meet
ine Yesterday at the home OF The chairman. Mrs
Sara c Ostror. 40. AZ West Forty-eighth-st. A
paper on Infancy. Childhood and Youth was read
bv Mrs Clarence F. Melenev. and held the atten-
ton OF the members for some time free discus
sion which followed was carried on with animation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
JANUARY

Darkness and light reign alike. Snow is on the
ground: cold is in the air The winter IL blossom
INK IN frost flowers Why s the ground hidden
Why Is the earth white? So hath God wiped out
the past: 90 hath He spread the earth Ike an IN
written page for new year. Oh sounds are silent
in the forest and in air Insects dead birds
are gone leaves have persisted. but all the tounda-
tons OF soil remain. Upon this lies, white and
tranquil the emblem 81 newness and purity, the
virgin robes OF the yet unstained year-lHenry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
cTrtrAs Discusses REPORWS.

Members Day observed yesterday afternoon
AZ the Civitas Club No 10 Joraemon-st. Brook
lyn Papers were read which treated OF various
Man. for reforms OF d social kind. They were pre-
sented by Mrs Tunis G. Bergen. Miss Katherine
/. Maltby and Miss Almirall. Miss Mary Lowell
"a no was for some time q nurse AT Camp NlkoH'
cave an interesting account OF her experiences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
WOVEN WILL DISCUSS POLITICS.

Political Current Events Will occupy the atten-
ton o, the West End Wonan's Republican Climb
this afternoon az its rooms No AZ Boulevard Mrs.
E e Hutchinson Will read the paper OF the day
and discussion Will follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
REuEYBERTyG ROBERT BURNS.

The Unity Club OF the Church OF the Messiah
gave an interesting entertainment last evening in
the church parors. The day being the ami
versary Of Robert Burnss birth. Burns pro
gramme occupied the first hour or the meecng.
The Rev Robert Collyer gave his lecture on the
Scotch poet which received with enthusiasm
bv the many lovers OF Burns who are members OF
me club This was followed by appropriate Scotch
music vocal and instrumental social hour after
the lecture was held In the rooms where al inter
ested in Scotland Sco,chmen and especially in
purna were cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
MISS FORD I'LL WITH TIE GRIP.

Miss NJ Eleanor Ford has been seriously III wfth
grip and has been obliged 70 postpone all her lect-
ure engagements. She is recovering row. however,
and expects 20 begin the course Patriots and
the Pen in February after which she will go
South and West occurring tour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
BRANCH ALLIANCE OF UNITY CHURCH.

The Branch Alliance OF Unity Church. Brooklyn.
will hold a meeting to-day az 1880 g. m, IN the
church. Gates-ave and Irving Place. AZ which
Mrs B. Ward DIX Will give an account OF her
visit 10 the branch alliances In the Western1
Csato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
m FORM CORPS or WOMEN NURSES.

The long-deayed expression Of appreciation on
,be mari OF the United States Government for the
work done by the women nurses during the war
NAV be inferred by the initial steps just taken by
surgeon General Sternberg toward the formation oi
corps OF expert women nurses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Richard Mortimer. the Rev. ". W. Belunser. -
Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. A. csss canheld, M.ss
br D. John r paxton S Mas Mary EIkin. PAXTON.
John Raxton r. Mrs Robert n9n pe sSs
Mr. and Mrs cyrus [, ". .Eidlitz Miss carol
R p. F ada Ms5 s9S M snd LADY s
OF London: Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Story. OF Col
chester, y. Z; Henry Kip, W Ruloh Kip. MIS-,
Mo oni tS' Mrs 'Adoph E&denburs and Ms.
George A Trowbridge.
Information has been received here that the viii
OF Mrs. w. Fearing Gill. sister OF Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt who died recently in Paris. leaves q
farm at Lenox TO Halstead Smith, and the rest
Her husband. from whom she was estranged. u
named as executor. contest OF the will Is
likely.
Miss Norwood and Mss Kate Norwood, OF Mad
son-ave and Seventy ninth-st.. had their last re-
Gieptl9n YESTERDAY Receiving with them were Mrs.
ingston and Miss Louise Hollins
The sum OF 800 has already been realized from
the sale OF boxes for the operate performance to
be given for charitable purposes under the auspices
OF the Purim Association or Tuesday evening,
February :. the Metropolitan Opera House.
cast under the direction 81 Maurice Grsu. seats
may now be procured at the opera house.
The club night at the Yale Club. No II Madison
Square North 10 be held tomorrow evening.
promises TO be an affair OF unusual interest
bust OF the oldest living graduate OF Yale Ben
jamir y Silllnan class OF 1924 the work Of
William Ordway Partridge the American sculptor.
will Dc presented and Q double quartet ~ the Yale
Glee Club will sing The latest college songs.
Middletown n. Y, Jan. 25-R. r. Coates and
Miss Mary V p Robinson married az noon
to-day Goshen. in the presence ~ eight hundred
guests The best man was Charles Wisner. %
New-York and .he ushers were Robert T. Robin
son, Long Murray. J. A. Drew ard J. Floyd Hal
stead The maid OF honor was Miss Katharine
Robinson sister OF the bride. The bridesmaids
were the Misses Frances Hill, % Goshen Marie
Ireland and Mary Jorsen Eaight, % New York.
and Ida CooksoE, % SuHern.
Boston Jan q --Lteutensnt BENJAMIN Warner
Wells United States Navy. married 20 Miss
julia Laurette Romme. OF This city AZ noon to-
dsy in the Church OF ST. John the Evangelist by
the Rev William II Long-idge. the pastor. assisted
By Brother Albert A wedding Breakfast was served
az the Sisters OF ST. Margsret's House in West
Cedar-st. Lieutenant Wells fag secretary for
Admiral Schley during the Spanish War and &C
his own request was assigned command two
5-inch guns on the Brooklyn during the acton
q against Cerveras feet. He has recently been as /
signed as assistant 20 the commarcent OF the Nor
folk Navy Yard Miss Rommel volunteered as ~
nurse during the Spanish War accompanying SIS
ter Frances. OF the Order OF 81. Margaret. on her
visit 70 Porto Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Mrs x P Ketcham. Freeport, Long Island presi-
dent OF the T : s. branch. Acknowledges me re-
CENT OF the large box o. gifts sent through the Of
fee 20 her members. and adds:
We thank these friends very heartily lor IN
bright RAYS of sunshine they sent 10 the hearts and
horhes Of our members Many are unable 70 SEM
individueI thanks and trust these printed
thanks VIII be accepted II the givers could have
seen the JOY in the chldrens faces as they recevsu
these plums from huge Jack Horner' pie they
would have been fully paid and thanked - =,
Since our last report have sent out your let-
,ara 10 invalid members six postals twenty-five
rolls Of papers and periodicals. and our chi.drsn
re busy or scrapbooks and Easter booklets. 70 be
sent TO the T 5. s. office before March l. II possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
CONFERENCE OF CHIROPEAN OFFICERS.

4 conference q all the officers Of european VIII
he held this afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs Edwin Knowles, No ~ Lafayette-ave ms
will be the last conference under the present ON
GERS az the election takes place In February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
wELI1spENT LIFE.

Can the wrles Of art. the grasp OF power
Snatch the rich relics OF well-spent hour
These when the trembling spirit wings MS night
Pour round his path a stream OF living llSht
And Eild those pure and perfect realms OF rest.
Where virtue triumphs. and her sons are pest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
Selected by a T. S. g. member

Mrs y I. Smith Of Sunderland. Mass. made TWO
pretty hoods for some little girls in Vermont. and
Miss Emily LOOMS OF Wells. VI. gave two dolls
as their T 5 s. dues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

present from the bridegroom, whose best man was
his brother. William Tevis HUM. OF Philadelphia.
The matron of honor the brides sister, Mrs.
Charles c. Daniels. whose gown OF vhite lace.
with white hat, and who carried bouquet OF pink
roses. The ushers Edridge Smith Spencer
D. Wright, Samuel Davis Walton, Charles Malcolm
McCloud, Dietrich W. Gross and Thomas J. JET
fries Of Philadelphia Mr.. HUM and his bride will
spend their honeymoon in the South. and will make
their home In Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

In all likelihood the marriage OF Miss Virginia
Fair 10 William X. Vanderbilt jr. Will take place
soon after Easter Sunday. but no date or place
has yet been decided upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Mrs Jose F. De Navarro, OF No 70 West Forty
sxth-st.. will be lat home" to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

At noon yesterday Miss Edith Mosler daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Moser
red 10 Joe T. FEEDER. AZ the home OF the brides
parents. No. 11s West Eghty-frth-st.. by the Rev.
+. De Sofa Mendes. The ceremony was performed In
the front ORA win groom within a group OF palms
ranged as an Algerian bower. The bride. beau
tfu brunette wore very handsome gown OF
heavy white satin, train ella boratey embroidered
with pearl trimming The front OF the skirt was
filed with design representing vine effect with
large doves all OF pearls. The bodice edged
with similar trimming. protusely covered with
crystal the yoke cut low and filed In with point
lace. narrow edging OF the lace forming a Jacket
effect. Her veil OF tulle fastened with diamond
ornaments. the gift Of the bridegroom. The cos
tune was most picturesque one. representing the
Marie AntOinette period She carried a shower bOu-
quet Of orchids and lMies OF the valley The bride
was unattended. The bridegro0m's brother. Julius
feder. was best man. and Max Fleschman. Harry
teder and Arthur Mosler were the ushers. After
the wedding ceremony there "A bridal break
fast which was later followed by a large reception
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William Mos
NJ Cohn. Mr.. and Mrs L FEEDER. Miss FEEDER Mr.
and Mrs. a. Oches, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Segal Miss
Irma Mosler. Nj and Mrs VI MOser Professor
and Mrs Max Lieoling Mr. and Mrs. Berolzheim
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Johnson. the Misses Season
good, Mrs. Max Fleischman. Lee Media A. J Con-
roy Miss Agnes Never. Mss Judith Calm Miss z
Cohn. Edward Calm Mr. and Mrs Augustus FEEDER
julius Feder sr. Miss Elsa FEEDER. Miss Agnes Mos
Ter and Gustav Mosler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Miss Libbe Como vischers Ferry. y. Y.
acknowledges receipt o, g through MIS-. Fessenden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Owing 10 the serious Illness OF Mrs Terrell. ST.
Mrs. Herbert Leslie Terrell and Mrs. Wilfred Buck
ley Will not be able 10 receive their friends this
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Mrs NJ Z Young president Of Denver (Coll
T : & Branch no. l, reports clothing received
from Mrs L : Pratt Grace ", Brown, Mrs. Julia
A Barker and Mrs Charles Blauvelt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

A very pretty home wedding in the afternoon was
that % Miss Myra Ellen Bien 70 Clarence Charles
NcKIhbin son Of George McKibbin which TOOK
Mace AZ $50 o'clock at the home Of the bride
na-ents Mr. and Mrs Franklin Bien No. - East
seventy-sixth-st The marriage ceremony was per
formed in the drawing-roorl. the young couple
standing tn the bow window. which was made 70
renresent floral arch The officiating clergyman
was the Rev Dr. George c. Houghton rector OF
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION The bride VINO
Is an only daughter. wore a gown OF ivory satin
made with a bertha Of old lace and trimmed with
ruH7es OF tune cluster Of orange blossoms and
a handsome diamond star gift from the pride
groom fastened the tulle veil! she carried 4
bououa+ ~ white orchids and lilies OF the valley
Miss Ellaline Whtcomb was the maid or nonor;
her gown was OF pink satin. with an oVerdress or
tvbite lace There were no bridesmaids. The pride
,-~oon,'s brother John McKihbn. was best man
The ushers were Lloyd Vandeventer and the br,des
brother Franklin Bien. jr only ne immediaIe
relatives attended the ceremony. which was iol-
lowed by a reception Among me guests We're Ms
= " Field maternal grandmother or the orlds
Mr. and Mrs julius Bien, the paternal grand
ra-enfs Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Kibbin Louis W Field Judge and Mrs mares
y Truax the Misses TruaX. Judge ana MIS- hd-
ward Patterson Mr and Mrs Whitcomo. Mr ana
NJ LEROY " Baldwin Nj and Mrs. CAarles
Coulter Mr. and Mrs Harrison D Moore, ~,
Mr. and Mrs Stanley clifford NJ. and MIS- hll ,aa
Van Peusselaer Miss Wldey Miss Harrison MIS-
lanes Anderson Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 9 Reed;
Mr. and Mrs Frank l. Froment n bsIl r snu
Nv and Mrs John Fraley. Mr. and Mrs Mchlp-
hin after their honeymoon Trip Will MAKE V"7i'
hone with Mr. and Mrs. Bien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Miss Norwood and Mss Kate Norwood OF Mad
son-ave and Seventy nirth-st.. had their last re-
ception Yesterday. Receiving with them were Mrs.
Joseph Todhunter Thompson Miss Clarfsse Liv-
ngston and Miss Louise Hollins
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TO HONOR LAFAYETTE.
DAUGHTERS PLANNING TO ERECT A
MONUMENT TO HIS MEMORY.
~ q *
n { II
BOOKER CHAPTER

A LOAN EXHIBITION ~ GENEALOGICAL HALL,
s1-PER1NTENpED RY THE KNICKER-
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Mrs s p Locke Will send " oman's Pages ar
some money 20 Miss Julia Bennett. Poughkeepsi
y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

TO LUCY
AGED FOUR
Twas cold and bleak as n winter sky,
When one autumn day IN a tree near by.
A little brown bird folded snug each wing.
Then perked his head and began 10 sing
And I soon forgot. merry his lay.
That buds and leaves had fitted away,
So in after years when thy heart If bare.
No buds and blossoms adjoining there
And the sky too dark with an angry froVn
For angels 10 let their ladder down.
Nav a little brown bird from the darkness spring
Then perk his head and begin to sing. - .
Contributed by the author.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
PENNSYLVANIA T. S. S. BRANC

Mrs 5 Bernstein. State president Of Pennsylva-
MIA sends the following names OF T 5. S members:
Philadelphia branch: Mrs. Rosenstein. Mrs. H.
Belmont Mrs Meyers Mrs. Rhode. Miss Kate
LucksI. Mrs H. Tiskne5 Mrs A DarmstadteT
Mrs Burns. Mrs Roderach, John B. Friel Mrs;
Edsar H Levi other mem Aers IN the STAT are
Mrs william Morris Goium6ia Me- st Anh1 r,,r NJ
hammock: Miss Tlie Skinner. Hawley Mrs Ade-
lade SRngeT T e9e2 s Agqie MISS
Maggie Hoffman. Carlisle; Jesse HasLetisY.
Jones. Altoona; Miss Emma c Darling Coylngton;
Mrs. Matte Leonard and Miss Minnie Mlnerd'
and John Wetzel Rchland-
Miss c W Rankin. Of Newbu-g. y. Z. has sent
during the last year the Woman's Pages and other
reading matter 10 Miss II. I; Webster, Of North
during this year.
Lie down and sleep;
Leave f. with God 70 keep
THIS sorrow that ats IS part
And II when thou awake
II Is sill thine q take
Make no wild complaint;
Work waits thy hands,
God understands.
Sent By Mrs John II. Morgan
Companion" 20 Robert Vernum for the coming
Mrs s p Locke viii send Uomans Pages and
some money 70 Miss Julia Bennett. Poughkeepsie.
y. Y.
Miss Libbie Como vischers Ferry. y. Y"
acknowledges receipt o, & through Ms. Fessenden
Mrs NJ f Young president Of Denver Ccol)
T 8 Branch No. l, reports clothing received
from Mrs 7, : Pratt Grace ". Brown, Mrs. Julia
A Barker and Mrs Charles Blauvelt
JANUARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Holy Trinity Church One-hundred- twenty
second-st. and Lenox-ave.. was well filed At (
o'clock yesterday afternoon when Miss Ella Au-
gusta Williamson was married to Albert Landon
Richardson The bride was attired In costume
OF white satin trimmed with sprays OF orange
blossoms Her veil o. tue held in place by
wreath made NJ the same flowers and she carried
e bouquet OF lilies OF tho valley and orchids Miss
Georgia Gray. the brides cousin. attended maid
OF honor. in pretty gown OF pink mousseline de
sole covered with baby ribbon with hat OF the
same material Her bouquet Of pink bride
roses The bridesmaids attired in
tunes OF broadcloth. three IN a very light shade
Of cream color and three In light green Their
hats were large shepherdess shapes. covered with
black velvet and trimmed with ostrich plumes.
Their bouquets white lilacs and pink bride
They Miss Mary Reynolds Beal.
Miss Garlic B Taylor. Miss Kathryn Hasbrouck.
Miss Olive Hitchcock Miss Helen Weeks and Miss
Annie Haderman The effect as the bridal party
stood before the altar while the ceremony was be-
ing performed by the assistant rector the Rev.
DIT Alexander Griswold Cumm!ns r., was pretty.
Harry Richardson brother OF the bridegroom. was
campbell James Conn. Elmer II Grail AIphonso
Rockwell and Mr. La Coste were the ushers The
~ the home Of the brides uncle william Steele
GRAY No. West -huudred-and- wenty-hrst-st.
Among those who witnessed the church service
and afterward attended the reception were Nj and
Mrs Albert Shattuck Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D.
Faulkner. Mrs. John II. Shulk. MI and Mrs, Am
brose Adam DR. and Mrs George Patton biggs'
Hiiver Mrs Hillyer Mt and Mrs. John Bishop
putnam Mr. and Mrs. James H. Taylor. Nj and
~ ~ uart BroveT DR. and Mrs Charles Stewart
Brdgman Miss Grail Leander Il. Grail, NJ and
Mrs Edgar Lockwood Norman Peek. DIT ana Mrs,
A Y Red Mr. and Mrs John slayback DIT and
Mrs John Hudson Storer. John W. TAYLOR; Jonn
r Klein NJ and Mrs RisnaTa van 9 NTrs Edwa-d
Townsend
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.F-riend from Rome" VIII send The Youths
Companion" 20 Robert Vernum for the coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

dispatch from Newport conveys the intelligence
that Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs have rented
the Train villa. known Pleasant Point. in Belle
vue-ave, for the coming summer For several
years Mr.. and Mrs. George b De Forest occupied
the place. and for season Mr and Mrs Stanley
Mortimer had H. M and Mrs De Forest will not
be at Newport this summer. as they have arranged
70 spend the greater part OF May. June, July and
August abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

Informal ton has been received here that the VIII
OF Mrs. w. Fearing GILL sister OF Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. who died recently In Paris leaves 4
farm az Lenox 70 Halstead Smith. and the rest
OF her property her adopted son. four years old
Her husband. from whom she was estranged. -
named executor. contest OF the Will -
likely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

The wedding OF Miss Sarah Jennie Cavanash,
daughter OF the late owen Cavanasn' 70 Fe'e' d
BRADLEY took place at o'clock yesterday morning
IN tho church Of the Holy Name, Amsterdam-ave.
and Ntnetv-stxth-st The rector. the KEY James
NJ Galliean celebrated the nuptial mass ana aI'er-
ward performed the marriage ceremony. Inc oride'
,rho ,ro-e a costume Of castor cloth. combined with
wbi,a satin and lace. and picture hat Of brown
velvet with white plumes. was gwen aNd! ny ~.
~. Ne Margaret DOnohue whose costume was
~ blue cloth embroidered with heavy olack DIalu
and who also wore a blue we've tyque e,'I IN
T,be-a we're 70 ushers After the ceremony mere
was "a wedding akfast served az re nome oil 'he
hrtde's brother No g. West Nlnety-thifd-st
Miss Bertha Aaude BdwelL the only daughter
a, Mr. and Mrs David II Bdwell. was married
IN Pratt Anthony Brown, son OF the late "iliam
" Brown OF Macon Ga. at noon yesterday al
the home OF her parents. NO. 81 west Ninety
eishrh-st On account Of the recent death OF tho
hriaagroom's father only relatives and fe~ mt
mate friends were invited TO the ceremony ana TIC
wedding breakfast The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Thomas Dawes me az
sistant rector OF the church OF the lncarh@ro d
and a clasemAte OF the brldegrogul VINO vas 49,
mated from Yale University with the class or 1871
The bride who wore travelling costume was at
tended bv Miss Belle Brown. OF Peeksku ana Miss
Gwendoline Moss Ralph : Hull. OF Brooklyn. also
a classmate OF the bridegroom, was best man and
John Sheppard n, was the only usher
In the Church or the Heavenly Rest Fffth-ave
and Forty-nfth-st. az o'clock In the afternoon
Miss Madeleine A. Foote sister OF Mrs John
Grant Dater was married to George Albert HUM
,r Of Philadelphia The Rev. Or D. Parker Nor
gan performed the ceremony. which WAS followed
bv a reception al the Waldorf-Ast The bride.
In a gown OF white satin. with trimmings OF point |
lace was given away by her brother-ln-law, MI. |
Dafer Her ornaments were collar Of diamonds |
and pearls. and long string OF the same 'e"eiS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26

GOOD CHEER.
Have you had a kindness shown 7
Pass n On
Twas not given for you alone
Pass n on.
Let Z, travel down 'he vears'
let (, wipe an1iher's tears.
TIL In heaven the deed appears-
Pass u or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Yesterday mainly day Of receptions and
weddings. Among those who received were Mrs.
A. r. Brown. OF No. 10 West Seventy second-st.
Mrs Barnard Mackay and Miss Margaret Auch-
muty Mackay. OF No. Is West Thirty -seyenth-st
Mrs George Xavier McLanahan, at the Hotel Ma
jestic: Mrs Charles H. Stebbins, OF No East
Forty -hrs,-st and Mrs T. A. Smith and Mrs. Cor
mon, OF No of Madisoa-sve.