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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1899-11-02
SATURDAY, NOV. 18th, 1899

At o'clock p. m. Of said day the following
described real estate.
Situate in Washington township, Highland
county, Ohio, to-wit
First Tract-Being on the waters of Rocky
Fork, OF Paint Greek, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit Beginning at stone
at the northwest corner Of a % acre tract of
land sold by Henry Trout ct al, to ]. N. Van
zant and in the east line of Massie's survey,
No. 6401 thence 3. n Ia deg, E. 1926 poles
with the North line OF said Vanzant's 2S acre
tract to stone in the John Carlisle land !;
thence with said Carlisle line n. 8 8 4 deg, Z.
65 4 poles to stone in said Carlisles line and
southeast corner to lot of Adam Miller's !;
thence with his line N. 81 deg.. W. LAG poles to
d stone corner in said Millers; thence 8. 12 8 4
aeg., W. 62 5poles to the beginning, containing
sixtyone acres and eighty-nine poles (6la.
89p) more or less, part of Means survey
Nos 2709 and 3015
Second Tract-Sltuate in the same township,
County and state, on the waters of the Rocky
Fork, of Paint Greek, East part of Henry Mas
sizes survey, No. G40l. Beginning at a stone
in John Ballentine's line and an original line
OF John Clemsons survey and Sc. corner to
James Millers tract of land, running thence
with said Ballentine's line S. 81 deg, E. IS
poles to stone S.-W. corHer to Henry Trout
and others tract of land thence with said
Trouts line N. 90 deg, E. 81 poles to stone
in neighboNlood road aud s w. corner to a
tract OF land owned by said James Miller :;
thence with laid road n. $50 deg N. 2219
poles, 5 ~ deg, W. 16 8 poles, 5. 81 deg,
IA poles thence s. so deg, W. IA 4
poles, N. s519 deg, W. 81 poles to a corner in
line OF said James AIiler's tract thence with
said Miller's line s. 9deg., W. Sc poles TO a
beginning, containing twenty-five acres. two
roods and twenty-seven poles (22a, 2r, ZIP
more or less.
Said premises has been appraised at one
thousand and five (f1 ,OO5) dollars, and cannot
sell for less than two-thirds of said appraise-
ent.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of sale.
Both tracts to be sold as a whole.
j. G. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff of Highland County.
COLLINS Il COLLINS and HoUGa Il WILSON,
Attorneys.
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CHAS. e. HTXSON, Treasurer.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Nancy J. Lee Vs. John F. Swank ct al High
land county, Court Of Common Pleas. Case
No. 6729.
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
PARTITION.
In pursuance OF an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Highland and State OF Ohio made
at the October term thereof, A. D. 1899, and
to me directed, l will offer for sale at Public
Auction at the door of the Court House, in the
town of Hillsboro Ohio, on
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Albert Matthews, assignee, vs. Eliza Ritten-
house ct al. Highland county, Court Of Com
mon Pleas Care No. 5645.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Il. 3. Trout vs.. John Trout ct al, Highland
county, Court of Common Pleas. Case No.
6786
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
PARTITION.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Highland and State of Ohio. made
at the October term thereof, A. d. 1899. ard
to me directed, will offer for sale at Public
Auction at the door Of the Court House, in the
town of Hillsboro, Ohio, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
THEIR NEW CHURCH OPEN.
SPECIAL SERVICES TO BE HELD by THE CON
GREGATION OF THE CHURCH OF
THE GOOD SHEPHERD

Special services will he held to-day In ceebrat ton
OF the opening OF he building OF the Church q
tho Good shepherd OF which the Rev. Andrew F
T'nderhiu Is pastor. An exceptionally Ane musical
programme for both the morning and the evening
services has been arranged by Thomas " Macion-
ough the oreauist and choirmaster. Tn" choir
consists o. thirtv-fOur voices.
Or Underhill will preach a special sermon in rte
morning and r. IS expected that Bishop Liitletohn
~ the Diocese OF Long Island will be present and
make an address. Holy communion will loo cello
hrated after the morning service
In the evening the Rev Or. Henry CornweI
rector emeritus Will preach the sermon
The new building OF The Church OF tne Good Shep-
herd IS In McDonouEh-st.. near Lewis-ave. II Is a
handsome structure Of brownstone with rockface
hul-h The architecture Is pure Gothic There Is
massive hlttressed tower. and he windows are -
he pointed Gothic type The present structure Will
seat about nine hundred. but the completed plans
call for Il sealing capacity OF about two hundred
more The gallery extends across the rear of ne
auditorium There il rectOr's study and suitable
rooms Tor the various parOohial societies. Several
memorial windows included m the plans. one
of which Is 70 10 the gift OF NJ. Dalzell
The Church OF The Good Shepherd was started In
1863 as mission OF the Church o. the Holy Trinity
n BROOKLYN Heights. II has steadily grown IN
mem bership and influence. There are now more
han eight hundred communicates The Building
.'cmmittee which has so successfully completed -
work "a composed Of he Rev Nj Tnderhill VIII
lam II Myers Or Herbert d. Schenck. Henry +.
Vessels and clinton y. Burdick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
voTEMAKERS ARE ANXIOUS.
-,,prRs OF THE 1NvINCIBLE CLUB IN
AN INSURANCE TANGLE.
.-. >,,ADANrs DECISION a. TO THEIR LA
p1rITY AWAITED WITH MUCH lNlhH
rsr-PAPrR ASSETS WHICH MAY
RI NolLECTfh

RF tNllL>t' RI.
.,,o, ts expocted this week by Justice Nc
=. q, Narhattan which may have marked e.
Aoa" .ho culture ~ the lnvincihle Republican Cluo'
zee. .,,r one % the strongest political orsaniza-
O. p'' ~ city The decision will determine
t""' - M. seventy members ~ the lnNincioie
", ubo signed notes for 500 each on the soh,'-
-, ~ James skinner, the organizer o' LII.
bio Mutual Fire Insurance Corporation OF
York must pay the amount o. the" "''eS w
-. -e.etver Louis g. RaeEener
10, NJ. che victims Of SINNERS persuasiveness
never formally charged him with SWIMMING
90 .ps, fook upon the whole transaction as more
~ ..Voooleonic" IN is sharpness some OF 'he
,,,., roternakers have already paid their ~"
,-e nj them have not. and the seventy r'e'"-
.a-s ~ ,he Invincihle Club are depenaihs on ~
o +. WAYS efforts 70 prove them not liable Tor
-, esce ~ tho notes.
NV r--,.-.tle Mutual Fire Insurance Corporation
~,.,- .zed by Skinuer and his fri'nos III 1870
- p,,~s-od men. al the sohclfa'oh ~ '"
80 others signed notes for 500 each 10 XIV -
'a-,,s,y capital Of $4,000 and then an aIiee
49,. oe~ mad, in The TradeSnen NAIlo"h'
''f - .-a.- ~ comfy w.th the insurance laws
ram. Sea-. skinner got whoever he couio 10
... $40, notes and being pop'ial "'e'"
..,r. i.v.nclblo club. prevailed OF SeN'"-E ~
- .-...r- -, that organization 70 SIGN A'"N'9
49,. ,.,~. councilman Adam II Le'r"
~ a..~-- Deputy. collector oi in'eI""' - ~ ,,a.
2 -. y Moore. pres Den, john 7. Dallas
.oh ,.tar5e~ Bacon. r. u CLARK VI
.. rsv.ra MeNaur. George W ha"'l'
t v-r,.rr s. Manuinc a NJ Van Aet' -
.,--oroner i. Coomos Amer am j.
,.~.- Morrow. William " i'a ,I5e-t a.
1,-ar. Ware rh' lips, 'TTnleodore
Ne.e T. H~inlel. Georsg H., ,na.5i A. +.
p lrrN O.. N Bay l'e ,,c,., ~ 'EiiWsrd T
s.-,,,- aswanain enc no.. ness before
'Ti ..~t.-t haI".t S'0a v'"- financially
,,f,,q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
ELECTION LAW AMENDMENTS.
A NUMBER SENT TO ALBANY Ply THE RB
PUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE

NUMBER SENT TO ALBANY Ply THE RE-
PUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE
Ws,'er Auerburv and his friends in the Re
publican County Committee have been spending
good deal O. -me studying the primary and cleo
lion laws and Yesterday they sent draft oil
some proposed amendments 10 Albany for incor-
poraron tr 'le election code For one thing they
van Tie a,-t registration day 10 be me hith fr-
CAV before e.er-'on instead Of the fourth IheN
also suggest ttat inspectors be hired boy the year
and ina She polling places be rented ior Se"i q
ihaf the Bo.rd Of Canvassers as 81 existed peiore
10 present .4w took effect. be re-esabAsheo' that
primary enrolment be separated from the regis
ie'o. - electors for general elections that the'e
10 revision n enrolment on May 20 and Deem
Der 2 ot each year. for the purpose or taxing
.i9n II, POI. .he names Il dead men and persons
.tuo'ec tren tae district that any political psi,F
-S hold uares on the call Of the county '"ih-
Ties at. other suggestions Of minor chaaTac-
an made. together with one thai puP. it"t ~
~ elmer looks be- dispensed with, Orginai rh.
yne,- BOOKS 10 be- prepared Boy the CUSTODIAN OF
..'Earr Records and 10 be Kept by MIN ana II'-
.'ato 10 fne respective parties for primary e'eo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
crvrTrgy rAyD4IS ARRESTED.

Another unsuccessful aftenpf vas made ANY
Yesterday morning 10 steal bronze urn Weighing
about one hundred pounds whi.n ornaments 10"
N4,ropori'au Police piot IN cypress HIIs 'em"'sry
r.e urn ~ valued AZ about So ln fhe summer oc
10. a man named Grim WAS shot While he vas
making On with a. Re recovered and vas sent '"
pf. son for Ave years william Douglas ara George
plnb,oton were arrested yesterday morning on M
Fresh Pond Road boz queens county while carrying
,na urn away They eouii nor give good account
OF hc0 f came .nfo fheir possession. N'Nf ne DO
Dr.. Uere parleffng with fns men John tranam aisc
anne along suI fhs police. thinking Do ~ mat
h. .fluIf h. here ar tlaf fmr .r mo nnflnif az
rested rim also Tht prisoners God not Hn.i(
r tn. t;a fes-a1s court Yesterday ana acre hed IN
f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

sToRrKEEPER sNAPrFp BURGLAR ALARM
WITH SERIOUS RESULTS
ri t5,rr.,s,eir a dealer ir hs1lng tackle Vas
- ,.,,.ad hy bows yesterday morning that 10
s,apred patent burglar-al'rm which 'Np''des
win powder. IN the face OF John Davis i"n wears
old Of so i7G Wyona-st.. nearly binding hm WIN
- novl.r Harrensteiu. store = ~ 40. ~
(,,..,..-.vs lie Wa h. 3 for assault IN Tho sec
o,d degree on FRIDAY Iarrenste.n moved his
store 20 40 l-3 Wyona-st. opposite tho house
,vb.re the Davis boy lives The article which eN-
n,oded Is sort Of steel wedge provided "in
ro-cussi9n-cap J. IS placed In front ~ door a'
..,, aud when the door e. pushed against 10 b.
explodes the cap and the inmates OF ne house are
s,,,,r,.ed 20 boz aroused Davis was pe"p'ng through
tho tetter-hox boz the door Of fne ~for" Yc~'"fHal
forenoon when Hnrrcnstein took nis apphan' - ana
suaUpod DO close 90 tAe utue fellows eyes. in'I"
yvas u loud reuorf and Davis feI to me ground ~
,,,,,,s ,,s, Ia. nad been shot " face was
moffiei Win powder speoks and ME- ewes ",Ie
closed He was taken 60 81 Mary H"TW'" TOT
.
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OBTTT Try


ra,,atr william y Lockwood assistant Super
,-,end.rt OF tho BROOKLYN and New-York Ferry
COMPANY died at his home. ~ 2S Ross-st. yes
,erday morning 30 ri- seven'y-third year Tie hah
been aiHnr for some line with Internal froubies-
BE had been gor thirty three years On empioye OF
the ferry company all keep t1o years 81 "hio'
were spent pilot We Vas 'r"asu'ei % -
,4.. =. 3D., fro, tsu AZ fh. line % his death,
and a member ~ fN, brotherhood ~ Steemuoa,
pilots fhe brooklyn and New-1ork f,irynsrns :
A..,lfat,. and fns Ferry Relief Association. ms
fi~.raf VII h. hold on Tuesday night AZ nc nour>s
and tns BURIAL VIII he ir kv"rcreens '"tnetefS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
REPORTER 8
ROOM

Commissioner Walton aid not see the door again
until Thursday afternoon. and az soon az he sa"
..rnst indicates that there's only one reporter IN
thar room and | know there's dozen there Tell
the neinter 10 come and TX IT,
Rack came the painter with look OF awe on nus
,ace MIR Walton indicated where the aposuopne
.%n,,d 20 and the painter scraped out the apos-
forbe and painted II in another place. and when he
got through the sign read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
LIZ HLRLrl VIII coyrEsr.

Surrogate Daniel No1e ~ Queens County VII
fsfer This wosk 90 additional testimony IN ne con-
test brought h, John "a Hurley "'h-io-do resi-
I.rf ,f Far Rprkawny to break the Sii of nis wife
Asrv.r.t 50. l,r him her wedding rng but her
personal property. lncluIirg e piano. 900 Na'sni
D .rrorI rIn .nre. diamond rings pair OF goa
I,...i,.s small gold mock chain silver hraceei.
silver nonbon box NO cIt-gia-s Bottles ahl hair
Buns. w.r. wilIed fo l.f mother and her SISTER
r,.,,l.ed a .ealskin sack and ail hef other weef-
ing appare' NJ Hurley wants au The Wop~ty.
Ia r. talf.d A s. 500 There was sh'ft near
pg yesterday little testimony being taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

-,trv RAD not PAID ANY TAX. ALTHOUGH
-ur,r PLANT WAS REGIsTrEEp-oNE RI
SILT OF BEING TOO GRAsPING.
rs.s,,. Aokermar benjamin Goldberg and Isaac
r.rra we've arraer.d yesterday before Oni.'f
SAFES Commissioner Morley. charged by Colonel
pobar, Williams IT,. chief Inspector Of Internal
revenue for Manhattan. VIII having violated the
internal revenue laws ~ falling 70 pay their tax.
Colo-el Williams with O force Of Manhattan depu-
ties worked up the case without the assistance OF
Internal Revenue Collector Moore, Of BFooklyn
and the arrest was a surprise 10 the local depart
rent Colonel Williams seized q distilling plant II
operation az No. 204 Powel-str IN the twenty
sx.h Ward and The inspector SAYS u j. the seCoiu
iarces- brandy distillery iu mis- country Inc o!.
t1Iery IS regularly registered. but ala not pay rs
dues 10 the Government Last NoNen.oci p4at.S
were approved by the Department ~ asnlHg' on
nv q brandy distlllery a. the Poweu-si. aGdiess
The rlart cost about SIS 600 and was a fun corner
e,r v-i-h cauaclfv Of go gallons day. The
oAice-s went ~ The plant after dark on Friday
night and IN few minutes Dahef "aso,- va
seer 10 drive into the yard and then out aGa'h a.
soon as the wagon got little distance from
the plant The officers surrounded IL ana t9,I
the OCCUPANTS Goldberg and Lippa, 10 surrenutI
GCod6ere Whipped his horse and tried to get
away TWO officers climbed into me BACK or inc
wagon. and Llppa rolled cask OF BRANDY on Lien
and nearly crushed one o. thei, i saoo' ..i,e4
man found In d bedroom IN the mouse A''ac"s"
70 the dlstNlery The owners are believed 70 20
Ackermsn and man named Joseph SchWalz-
mann. Alderman IS SAID 70 De W al SIRE i,
broker GOLDBERG Colonel Williams sa4d. was W.
known ~ the Government officers. and was ia
trouble recently In New-Jersey for distiery rregu-
larities ,
Il addition 20 the barrel OF brandy found IN the
wagon. there was found az me plant one thousand
gallons ~ brandy and big stock Of raisins cur
rants and sugar Colonel Williams said the brandy
they wore turning out was We IN 81 30 gallon
bur count o. their not paying any revenue Tax
they we've enabled 70 sell r. for 81
he added yesterday that Il the men arrested had
paid ever part Of the tax on the Aquor pIoouceu
hey u.r.t have escaped detection. but that their
negec, pay anything a. al excited his suspl ION
although frev were operating duly registered
PLAN Tho officers are now looking fOr hwarz-
mann The men are under heavy bail for examina-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
THE REV WILLIAM wALLBRooK

The Rev william wallbrook died 81 an cary
hour Yesterday from Rrshts disease 81 his nores
In College Point NJ was thirty -foar years ods
and was a Canadian by birth The Rev Mr Wah-
brook leaves a young widow He had charge OF no
Gospe, Mission ln Fourth-ave College Point -
The funeral will boz held boz Oh" chapel of ne ser-
p.. Mission this evening and burial vii axe pAN"
III Mount Ofivef cemetery tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

7.
Of Rudolfstait candlortIcks. ana am original black
@n1 VII drawing o{, Waicr. We a"arded 10
hat. ~ tho r,l4+,, NJ ,be Parliamentary Debating
club Tomorrow evening Al o'clock The meeting
viii hc held 80 No Pa Putin m-ave
+ Romano Case gave musical on InIrsday
evening at his home 80. T. 'aion-are some OF
the guests wer- Mr. b. purye'. Mss fl'ren'e
Durea. tho Misses Holmes Me-. +. W. Holmes
Mis- Adridec Colonel j. g. Case Mr. and Mrs.
+ o Case Edward Fisher Miss l. Holman. N
va as foIioWs. War March Of the Priests.
Menaelssohn. orchestra. Fl'i 500. azuI'" ~.
Tp,.tr.o MISS PIif' ti%Y'E Irs. II lines
piano viola solo Forget Ne Never" F. Holmes.
vocal solo. ~ ndor ne ,1rcnHsiances r. fI@'e'
'''"" S"'" '"""''''
AN Afternoon with Music and Myths v'lI on
- 49, e,.,.... 80 ... e,,,tel c,.iat, to.r1orrov.
'' '"." '"' 49,. r,..l ADM.
The programme WI. %. pIe.'.'.eo ~ '' ~. rIso
Committee ana W" ~ "'''p ~ - 81
Ray tady SOD "N'- "l' ''.''" - 80 ,
Frank WIZARD. WI" WI" ''"' 49,
comb. VINO viii read hog myth lyric. Eros Wech
will be iIust%.cd oy me S,er'op''''' . d.
bury VI" Dee 'n' "'''''''
Mrs Olive Dexter and Mrs Victor Ballard WI"
@INe S''"' ''' a. | III ia
Bonheur. on Tuesday %, This week rom "i""
o. m Miss TroDrdge and Miss Army harlo" VII
pom me fca. ..i' MIS- '.' 'i' ''''' ''''
Another affair % the week. whore music and
o...t,it,v v,lf form, equal parts will he the must
-. = r.,tor ~ oc4ao-ave az 1870 n m
..to .-,ts, will he Miss Adele Rafter. so
~ Ma. lyalcb Pftrhie contralto.
,i,.-,' s.oo,,,,.I. cello. and others Mrs calvin
i'i'' ,-,.., "a. -....i,.- - a.. M
EDWARDS liuH ana Ail-S i-''.,n 80 ,,b, viii as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
WALTER : MCALr.

Waller Mccall postmaster o. w,i'e''ons. dish
a, hts home ir .hat place on Friday afternoon He
had been postmaster sinr" April last MI McCnl
vas born Boz r. zahsfn i on April y lss, Aht
when eight years old ms parents moved 70 " nlsr-
STONE Ag-er being graduated from me Wnt@stons
schools no. took up per WORK Npfhlk ei, 80
local rap.rs BE- also served as CORE ,pohleht .cr
NeO York new spa pers He chosen postnAsee
a. az election IN me village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

y De Ifas- simon-on. OF N"wtown member OF
tho Queens Borough school Board. has ohered 10
nre.en, 10 the school authorities OF tho borough a
school site I'm Ncwtown The property inc'udrs zen
city lots in Columhia-aVrp, -, i''' o." arm
rhe hand f. free and clear or az encItlur,hahc' alu
NJ '9".t ,n.stur Of me BOARD tho Euilding Com
A. IN" recommended the purchase OF mis- plot a.
school site. . .A .o,ar.l thousand doll
IN, ~ TN nrobably be accepted by the Board Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
TINS MARRIAGE KEPT SECRET.

New Of the wedding OF Mrs Eugene Van Dorm
and John Harman. OF the Eastern District. became
bic Yesterday foy the FIRST time. although the'
we Q married on June - last 10y the Rev pr John
j. Heschmann. OF ST Peters Lutheran 'hur'h'
The bride lives ~ 80 81. Ross-sL Her hrsi nus
hand died i'm 1857 leaving her large estate, "nlch
me had Inherited from his father Mr. Hartman rs
a oesc sndant OF VI the Oldest families 10
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
REPORTERS
ROOM

When Commissioner Walton % the Department
~ buildings Lighting and supplies cast his prac-
tised owe over II he annoyed and sent word
80 The sign painter 10 place apOstrophe I'm the
sign where II belonged Back came the painter
Vel well" said he, Il wonder no" u was J
an apostrophe. and the sign read Ike this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
nnArr oRpERS ArAILABLE FOR DEPOSIT.

Postmaster Wilson said yesterday that he had
received orders to establish the clearing house
svstem OF handling money orders at the brooklyn
office Money orders drawn upon the BROOKLYN
office and all rs stations and sub-st"'ions are ~
- -, denosi, nv the banks for collection, tho
ssrne a. ordinary checks and drafts. ana Al once
credited TO the account Of the deposltoI W. -
nus spared the necessity Of golns 10 the postonoe
Tor his money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

The Whtcome Alumna gave their annual lunch
con o. Thursday al the Hamilton Club There were
sixteen tables. which were decorated with lilies Of
the valley "a bouquet being at each cover. The
i h5srd N,. Sa,1arne Harsey red'd ana
Miss Grove the guest Of honor. some OF those
Charles J. Fa!es' Miss smith Mis- Rosa Smith.
Mss Blunt Mss Elsie I.feheU Ms. trHser Miss
'ea'f + ID orms5ga '' and M.t Mary Tns5man Mrs
Victor Ballard was elected meinp'I
Marriages set FOR Wednesday are those of Ham
nton Holt and Miss Alexna smith n Baltimore.
niece Of + Hopkinson Smith. whica vii ne at
tended by many from this borough. ana thai ~
Miss sarah Manning OF Ciermont-ave.. and Harry
". Floyd
Receptions for Thursday and Saturday are those
OF Mrs Beers Frost Mrs :. Van der Bit McFar-
Mrs Walter Montfort Meserolo and Mfe George
Hills Her al the nome Of the former so - Han
cOck-st
Mrs. John c. Cocks and Miss Cocks. her dehu-
tante daughter. No 49, Clinton.ave.. Will be a
home on Friday afternoons until Lent
Miss Halstead OF Remsen-st is visiting the fam
Nv OF A. J. Liehtbourne. in Toronto. The Light
bournes formerly lived on Brooklyn Heights
Further details Of the marriage ceremony % Mss
Elizabeth Wilckens and Or. George Morgan Muren.
which is 70 take place on February a. are that
the brides attendant viii be her cousin Miss Fran
cesca Ackerman: the best is 20 be the cousin
oI me PIlofgi Wiii Weid IT, Hen-v Acler-
man. Albert NJ handy. and Joseph Gibson. Of Man
haitian.
Mrs J q Francis Herreshor. Of No 70 Pierre
por. st will give Il luncheon on Thursday a. the
Hamilton Club. in honor u Mrs. Rohcr S'mpIe and
be bid for twenty guests
Miss Adele Bovine daughter OF Samuel G BOVINE.
and Irving L Waldron were married on Wednes-
day evening at the home OF the brides father No
332 Putnam-ave The officiating clergyman was
the Rev. s. clair Hester. rector % the Church ~
the Messiah The brides only attendant was her
sister Miss Ida Bovine. who wore white moussciine
de so.e over pale pink SILK Her bouquet was OF
pink roses William Goldster of Manhattan was
best man The parlors were decorated IN pink and
green. and the ceremony was performed under d
canopy u smilaX ana roses Afier me recep ION
Mr. and Mrs Naldrou started on an extended tour
through Canada
The first Of a series q afternoon receptions 10 he
held on the Saturday Of each month took place
Yesterday afternoon al the Ovineton studio Build
ing These are held by most of the artists having
apartments there and like similar occasions last
Var maj of Yesterday was both Informal and de-
Npatful Those comprising the it"c'l iion committee
YER, Miss Sarah IL bailey. Ms El.auor han-
Aii.s N r Robinson. Miss Eizaheth StiIlmau. Miss
Augusta sittg and William H. Snyder
Mr. and Mr.. Thomas l. Leeminr. jr.. have Just
returned from a trip IN the Adirondacks. Woodruff
I,ee.ning IS still thore. and Will remain for about
week longer
M and Mrs Samuel Carson Pir1e. whose we'd
,.,. ,ool nlace In mld-January. have gone TO
housekeeping at so lb- Prospect Pace
r,. ROY Dr LYMAN Abbott viii make the adj
dress a, the annual meeting Of the Young Women's
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Miss Harriet Sheldon Putnam. daughter OF
Charles C. Putnam Of No. 80 Congress-si.' ana
Ieander W r Coleman, OF the Alhamora' nos
trand-ave. Will be married to-morro" a. o ciDcH
At the Church Of the Pilgrims by the HeV. ~
Richard Saler Storrs. The hrlcesinaluS WI, 20
~, q ~. Putnam and Miss Grace Putnam, hoth
sisters Of the bride he maid Of honor being Hiu7
Miss Aaiue Putnam. Tho best man VII. ., An ,Ia
-, y Go.r.3u and n Day Atwate'. it, Chai les
e PuIuam ir William y. Dickinson IT. ana
Eliot Bigeow jr, will oe the usheis