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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
DIED.

urvru1cT A. Orange y. J.. IN saturday February
slll-n, 81 alDpeXy harie. n s Rel s.nce
w. b. Ir8tagr A. q Benedict Danbury. Conn
BrRGrR-A, Harrison. y Y. Harriet Burger. widow Of
ro-- sr-.- at All saints Church Monday February
o. 90 %. n.
rporrv-Auce Anterior beloved wife Of Willie Eaouin .
iI-aly ot pneumonia. 40 the Hotel Audubon broad
r,,r1r ..r,'.- ru--lay February at 10 81 m at
OBJ, Iit,l- church Around me Corner
u.t- p Avian g. Han ana daughter u heN' III
-,. 5'- ..,'4s Vim be- held a, Embury Memorial n E
Gsarah. e.-ner I-v.. ave and Decatur St Brooklyn
~ g. Monday evening February at o'clock
HAiHT-At peasan'ye T. February S5o5 \ G' shs
Del.rah e. Young widow Of Edmund Haish' !" her
F1 services will be held At 2; E Fs1sr, He' at
House. cnappaqua. y. J, on SUNDAY February ~
carases w meet mat leaves Grand Central
station .40 p. 10. arriving az Cnappaqua' wv y u"
1rAyvtrNS-A hs residence Babylon. Long Island on
February 1880 Albert Ellis Hawkins IN '"s ''''
rs6er 4 Services VIII be held a, the Presbyterian Church
Rab,8n Oh SUNDAY February 5. at > m
Gle. hss Of oq iD gT s;s w gf5sS1T j.;
r.6-r. 49,. .r ' a, her home IN Ridge Monday
w-s, r. r.. from lot OF Barclay ST. Nrw-York
Int-rni-nt private
jones as .,,s on ci aS'' ssgl 3 'p ytars
49, s.-..-s Al ate deu.e 10 t6s henslngrh-
r'na-4 10. Ns cd, t,M. S1o'S N,na.y s o'clock
on res'os :. W. W.. Z: "a "a: St: res; aa ls7is
lr.e.nen, In Alabama
sLArsoN-oa SATURDAY. rs1,usy 1889 1854 .y Go, ,es4
hs AMI ns rsh a, 4ss aS' 49, s
New York. On Monday. oh inst, a. Z ? NJ
Intern-nt Oh Tuesday az Kingston. y !.
rooKEr sa1 F,es at s fyT roe a.. Roy "
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MR. AND MRS JOHN JACOB AsTOR To MEET
IT THERE WITH SIN FRIENDS.

MR. AND MRS JOHN JACOB ASTOR TO MEET
IT THERE WITH SIN FRIENDS.
John Jacob Astor's steam yacht Noprmahal left
T-bos for the Mediterranean yesterday noon, as
Tie Tribune predicted It would A delay was
caused by the nee ssity to adjust the compasses.
aud Captain Curtiss took the adiusiers down Tie
bay. together w.th some OF his own friends and
Mr. Hawkins Mr. Astor's private secretary. u
was NOT the intention 20 clear from sandy Hook
until .fter the oompasses had been attended to.
The return into the Upper Bay yesterday afternoon
was merely 20 land the adIusf-rs and guests.
Before starting for England Mrs john Jacob
Aston told AN acquaintance that she and Mr. Aston
would iou their yacht 40 Marseiles and cruise
with a party OF SIX guests Uuul last Monday Cap
tam Curts-s instructions wer" 20 take th" boat no
Marselil-S Then % cable message came from MT
Aston telling the captain 10 take the boat I'D ''r''
To which port she j. now going , ,
In regard 90 fh- rumOf mat the Nouitua.it WoNlI
70 through the Su-z Canal ana Visit india. J.. q.
T.ilaud who is tue chef FOR John Jacob ASior az
home and The yacht said thai thi TIP Atd
been talked Of bur that nothius Sermed % De-
definitely settled
But / can say" ne added. THAT an unusua. iy
large amount OK stores is on board enough TO tahe
the cabin party o. eight around the world The
Norrmahal WIFI make her first stop at Gibraltar.
We carry such large supply " coal tn1i u lS nor
necessary TO call AT the Azores
The NOurmalal mas lad her -dIiS bent TOT some
time She carries "a crew OF about forty. The list
In New-York but IT. is said thar Mr. Aston friend,
Miss Atherton Blight. Will be- ih thr party. Miss
Blight lately went with her family to England on
one of the liners
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HIS FAREWELL TO PLYWOTT

Or ABRoTT'S LAST SERMON WILL BE PREACHED
on FEBRU AIRY -
Or Lyman Abbott will preach MS farewell
mon I'm Plymouth Church Sunday. February "a
Or Abbott Will occupy his pulpit usual this
morning AZ 1879 In the evening there Will be- an
address by the Rev Horace Porter assistant pas
tor on "Prophets-An Ancient and Modern one q"
Next Sunday Or Abbott will be absent. having
lons-stsndins engagement 10 preach at Nassar
College The Rev. Mr.. Allis will preach az Plym-
outh. This evening there will he musical
vice with reflections from Gounod. Armes Saint
Saens Martin. Houseey. Handel and GauL
Or Hills will preach his first sermon In Plym-
outh the first sunday morning IN March
Thomas G Sherman said last night that DIT Hills
would probably move here the last week IA Feb
rilarV
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ASSISTANT BISHOP or CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb 4-The Rev. Alexander McGavick.
pastor OF St Johns Roman Catholic Church o.
this city. has been appointed Bishop OF Metropolis
Ga See now IN name only. 10 be known as an auNl-
iarv bishop and directed 10 assist Archbishop
Feehan Boston New-York and Philadelphia are
the only other cities In the United States having
auxiliary bishops Father McGavi'k did not an
tcipate the appointment He was ,alled 10 Arch
bishOp Feehan's house and handed the appoint
ment which had arrived from Monsignor Marilnell
the AnostOL. DeLegate AZ Washing ln.
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cn1psnN,N ILNLr "a clNRRLDGE.

Boston. Feb Admiral " r. Sampson Will
arrive In Boston early ON sunday morning ana VIII
proceed direc 10 the home Of his daughter. wife OF
lieutenant Roy e.. Smith. in Cambridge. 10 stay
several days on Monday he vii. Doe guest Of
honor a a dinner az the Hotel Tuleres. given ny
a number Of prominent Boston and Cambridge men
On TUESDAY "a reception will bee given for the Ad-
rniral az the Algonquin club. Ills other engage
ments are 90 private nature and include chiefly
mas been asked 10 address the Harvard students
I'm Sanders Theatre on Monday afternoon on fhr
naval phase of the with Spain out he mas not
..l-.. I'll
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MRS ALICE MABEL HAFF

The death Of Mrs Alice Mabel Han. wife Of Avian
g. Han aud daughter OF the Rev. DR. Charles .
Wing Presiding Elder OF the South District OF me
New-Yor6 East Conference Methodist occurred
Yesterday an her hone IA Chauncey-st' btooNy"'
The funeral will be- held tomorrow evening ID the
T,mhlirv Ne nodist church. at l.ews-ave an1
D..aflr-sf Mrs Half was a great faVorite WIN
her acquaiutanc-s aud her death was s-y-re
shock 10 her friends
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home in Ridgewood-ave.. in honor OF Admiral ana
Mrs. William T. Sampson Those present lhciuueu
Judge and Mrs David A Depue. Chancellor ana
Mrs Alexander r McGiil J. o. Pitney Mr.. and
Mrs John r Emery MIR. and Mrs Gilbert Ho'', M
Joseph Coult Judge and Mrs. ANA Dodd MI;
and Mrs @ Lee Stout. Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Richards Mr. and Mrs Thomas oskes IA Mlss M psNGI
& Chapman Or and Mrs J. Allen Osmun MI
and Mrs A II Lockwood Mr.. and Mrs 7 h
BrntOr A : Nevin and Mr.. oscar De Ions.
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THE pINNER POR MR. cHO4TE.

Joseph II Choat-. Ambassador To the Court "
S. James will be- guest at a dinner given IN hi@
honor a. The Union League club. on Friday even
ing February II tn dinner Is being arranged for
about two hundred and fifty OF Nj thOHte
friends Elihu Root will preside The details
have not been decided upon As yet
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A COURT OF INQUIRY.

COURT OF INQUIRY.
From The Boston Advertiser
Dispatches from Washington indicate that the
President contempates the appointment OF a mill
investigate the best scandals. We sincerely hope
he Will DO this II Is What We have strenuously
cen reason To- believe That General Miles would
r. ioice az having such an opportunity afforded him
THE SCANDAL WILL not DOWN
From The Providence Journal
The scandal has passed beyond the point where
It Dc hushed up or comfortably disposed OF
political committees The fullest possible dis
closure Of the truth the whole truth and nothing
cannot get # IN one way II Will In another No re-
gard for personal regulations or the standing of
commercial houses. no shrinking from the severity
of the punishment that must follow II guilt IL OFF,
ciaIiy established be permitted TO interfere with
HE Commission has evidently but jusi begun.
THE ONLY SAFE WAY.
From The Baltimore American
Tn. only safe and honest way IL 20 bring out
the testimony and place the punishment where Il
belongs Tor when me lacis are known tnere should
troops Justice should be melted out without fear
or favor.
FEARLESS AND HONEST TRIBUNAL
NEEDED
From The Philadelphia Times
Instead OF furnishing General Miles. the most
t, me surhority OF law should be call TO
the tack OF nquirins exhsustivey into tho blunders
and frauds OF the war
HE COULD THEN DEMAND TRIAL
From The Buffalo Express.
The just purpose which could be served by re,
would be TO put him IN position 10 demand court
Of inquiry into his own conduct Under the Army
except on the demand of the officer whose conduo,
is TO be inquired Its
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FOR 4 SUCCESSOR TO DR.. ANDREWS.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED To RECOMMEND 4
president FOR brown UNIVERSITY
TO REPORT NEXT TUESDAY

TO REPORT NEXT TUESDAY
The alumni Of Brown University are interestedly
anticipating the report 10 be made next Tuesday
20 the corporation OF the university 10y the com
mittee appointed 10 recommend successor 10 the
Rev DR. T. Benjamin Andrews as president of the
university. This committee. n II understood has
agreed upon man. but Will give no sign ~ Us
choice before submitting the name to the con- Ora
ton Since Or Andrews retired from the preSi-
d-ucy of the Rhode Island university. several men
or enin-nce have been mentioned u.s. his probable
successor. ana all OF them have had a large fol-
lowing among the alumni.
Professor Ben amiu ldo Wheeler. % Cornell Is one
OF the men whose names have been proposed ana
the Rev. Or Edward JudsOn pastor OF the Wash
ington Squar- Memorial Baptist Church. r. an
other The Rev Or W. II l. Fauncr. pastor ot
the FIfth Avenue Baptist Church. has also been
pressed upon the attention OF the nominating com
mitt-. Or Fauuc- is member Of the corporation
OF the university but h. said last evening mat lie
expected 10 be- unable 10 attend ~ meeting next
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TO DISCUSS STONE AND WoOD DRYDOcES

A meeting Of the American Society % civil Engl-
neers AT which stone versus Wooden DryiOcks'
Will be discussed vii be held on Friday az $50 D. IN
at the home OF the society. 40 - est Seventies
CommodOres Melville and EndicOtf wllr epresent the
Navy and Professor Cathcart, lately ~ the Navy
will read the principal paper
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+. l.. POOR IMPROVING.

F. z Poor president OF the National Park Bank
who is III al the WaldorfAs'oria Hotel report
"a last night 70 be in a somewhat improved condl-
ton No fear Is entertained. and Mr. Poor Is ex-
pected 10 recover "a time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

fair and mild The temperature ranged between
20 and 80 degrees average C35i. being higher
than that OF Friday and 12k higher that ~ the
corresponding day ~ last year.
The weather to-day will BE- fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

= tf-he
trat..srn BY her mother, VINO va Tenant viii be
ssssea Of Cine'aG na Rpesles daughter Of Gen
~ cousii' IN Washington Mr. Flint. VINO VIII
sr,l kssss~eveu bachelor dinner at MS .oI'e. 'i
I've -fourth-st on SATURDAY -, Lis
Eve ashers VII. be- i.'", Ior"" Nichols K Bache
I'D syaneyr Slr chapman
ys'N''
,,r,bsr of invitations have been sent out
A h't' Ar.,no,d 90 40 % East Thirty-seventh-
for the marriage 'i Ms ,,,., i",,c, in :,
,,,,aood. 20 Frea'r'. 1.(s,,, ,r,srroon Feb
BARTHOLOMEW '"'. -. ,.- Ia ,.arforrned ~
.sry Il the V'' ,r 60. +h. re,,or
~ bv the KEY w. Jaw" a. '''
sts '',hr.3 Miss Alice g. Strong Miss May
a's O. Miss Daisy Sheppard The best man
BIZ Sarne Chid~. of tltis"urg ana me , TSers
IN A'D.'1. pr.v-t,, Norman Williams
cave Rarn-- ANA tle nriieeroon's cousin. Ar
S~Wocott
., vI hiring another ~ the Junior cotil-
faF 60. -a-norrow night. also a dance
rs~, S.rsfer. ~ her home 40 80 West
H-s4y.nth-.- Tomorrow afternoon Mrs
r. J Natao.e. or NJ. III tasl Fo.l' ~, nor.
~ g.'e ''' b.nl. viii be eI,en on February d.
81 ''
.,. "Wednesday cotillons will take
re Jas. ,r vv.dr.,.., The Board OF
.f.l
Gev'Ino' t.. o,,..i,r The cotillon viii
~ ne dance '' ''"' ..,~. Co.,,
: displaced uf tA' Nti.'IS. """ '"' '''
NIL uartakt rather more OF the nature o'
l-"- -.,,..f. dame. THE fact that Lent
ball i'a4 - , t-.,.rbt th. last
hsgns 50 'i'N ''H -' .t.
- ~ The Wednesday cot..'or~ oh.N ii i.i ,.,'-. '~
- ana yr- could The wishes oi me l,D"''Hy.
Ssrsn, he cops .''i III, M" 80 N,G~nt,q6o'it
80 ron,reie3 to give fhcn weekly il.""S". "'
~ season. or af least. uh'' 'nt qua" IN
ling o.. Lent SHOULD In' e''p 10 r'..
g.. Alee~ror Sul... ID WIZ Ir,-'' ,,r--ty,.S-
1..-sf hv Mr-. : samuel SPENCE. Ms, w t'' NJ
-,srsolm Mrs Robert NI,g. MT .,r,r Nf-7
.,,- Jones Ny. ..an h"..lI- I'D. W-,iit.,, W9r
N rir.- rr.. Johnson George p S'.'-
=. ana I,,h Lo-'on.
..-..-. t,....f. rs winter
~ se,o.- -...~.1., ,tgt. fin ,he
season "..' -s.~+ As.,r,. As has
grand 1a.if-' 't '. no ATM
,.s,iv been said in The IfhNNt WI" s"'N. wan
..,,..s r, Mrs John w. Muturn. Mrs W.
Aero Page lh' .o..N'I ,n b Nr.
a'.f- NJ -.., ~ron,bl,
ai-'''"
-r,bs- ~ man and women Identified with
-. v..4,ss4.,. ...I,l0rs have instituted new or
l.-.,.,,,- <.r t-. purpose " entertaining In
.sls,- and exclusive. way than Was possible
- arv 0t -.- Older bodies The Century
r for new
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Special Notifies
..oooooooo>>o~~~~>~>~>
FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROO Ms.
rs 5tn ave.
W. p NORMAN. Auctioneer
Exhibition Day aud Evening.
FXECU TOR'S SALE,
b. order q
FIELDING r. GWfNN
executor o., tie estate ~ = - G~5nn
q
OH. PAINTINGS.
to which h4ye been added many hlsh-essS examples
Celebrated European Masters,
including
Chaplin Koeck-Ko~ck. Bonnat Mauve Meyer Won
Hraren Worens Be-. here. B. g tAsanova, FoFtuny.
ieror1 sehene3 b~auque.ns. TIo}on ana others
Also. a small number or
ANTIQUE PAINTINGS
u the Dutch French and Italian schools
10 sad by auction. -. ....-
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evds.
FEBRUARY ana lO. at eight O'Clock
FIFTH AVE AUCTION ROOMS
WM h NORMAN Auctioneer.
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
AT THE STORE.
NO. ~ WEST 18TH ST.
A COLLECTION Or
u,I,ANtF,p NGRAVINGS AND
SPORTING PRINTS,
also the Fixtures 81 the Store.
- sold Al Auction without
Reserve order OF the proprietor,
Mr. VIM. CLACsEN,
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 7TH.
All IL O'CLOCK.
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Rsllgious Noilres.


AT SOUTH CHURCH Msdison-aye and Ss'h-st Rev.
RODEkICK TERRY y d tastor.--SerNtces az III m
and . D m The Pastor viii preach
,ruPIsT CHURCH Tlst-s and Boulevard Rev Dr.
: sHIpNAN Rector Morning service a. II. evening.
& sunday school. 10 a IA
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE -suntay. Feb
an tsA, ~ IL 20 Carnegie Music Halt corner
s;,h- ~ and I'm ave Lecture by Mr NJ MANGA
sARIAN The Meaning ot Progress All Interested
invited Sunday school y ~ M al 100 Wes, Ssth-sl
ST MARKS CHURCH iOth-s and 2i-sva-Rsv.
DUDLEY POWERa ID ID. Will preach sermon snd
TEMPLE EMANy FL. 5th-aye ana +sd-st-suntsy,
II A m Dr. JO6EPH SttVERMAN our STANDARD
OF Right and Wrong All welcome
THE REV LAWRENCE HENRY sCHWAT assumed
the rectorshp OF Church OF the lnercesson Wash
nston Heights February l. and will oficiais ana
preach for the the usual services tpmorrow
and also az special childrens service at p. m. On
Monday evening reception will be given 70 the Rector
and Mira schwat al the Parish House atjolnug tno
church. ioeth a. AMI Western Boulevard
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST
Washington Feb 4-Th@ storm which central
Friday uight IN the OHIO Valley continued northeast
ward by way ~ England and is tonight n tie extreme
~,rbessr-ru Canadian coast The secondary depression
which Va IN southern Texas shows unexp- ted dee
veopnient 10 the and IS Contra. tonight 90
Southern Louisiana Rain has iuuel generally in tae
CUR AMI Atlantic states and N-wEng,ani f.l-
,y4i b clearing weather Virginia northeast~lri
,.ra er- also llgh- SHOWS lake regions and scat
tered snow furrss 90 tie Southwest and extreme West
rla weather continues 10 the Northwest bur with rise
IN tenr-afure ~ degrees = degree r. the bak'is
80 ,nuer.tyr4s have fallen. decidedly the West
Gulf states the ohio Valley. ana me zero me Iedi'e
=, he ves' -h1r. ~ Lake Michigan. To- he East Guf
aul Atlantic states the temperature c"tis- "''" Len
e.. ept extreme southeast virginia where
there wac fall ot 10 degrees ca me Pa ~ .la-t r
weather teen generally .eaf except i'i 4tn .N."
G.rr- N the extreme northern portion ana the tom
persfur- changes were slight me H." ares N I'd.
viii probably move nortleasiWai4 eAl.l-- ram Ut s'
an -a- ONTO valley ana lower IuAr l~f,i 'r i"e TO-
rusnder country grneFaA' I"lr weather WI it."l
In viii be much colder from ..HisHii ~ 1'r's'N ri
,,,sn Eastern Tenu-ss-- and Western North CAROLINA
In ths Northwest the temperatHrs WIN RE Hri-S
- Kinds are indicated ca the N~N England and Miiiie
'S,,,| mas, and fresh brisk east winds On the
SoaiH Anlniic coast es,ep, in Florida whe5e hey WI.
, 'an,.rI., Vicfshrg Meridian and Ellons
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Tor New England ana Eastern New York FAIR weather
,s.h t. br'sk northeasferN winds
- r,..,.rr PennsyI,ana NeW-Jersey. Delaware and
,i,t increasing cloud fresh ~ brisk northeast
= western New-york suow DO western fair 90 east
- ,.,r,ton ercep, snow near Lake Ontario. winds be-
coming Vim rennsyvanla snow IN northern rain or
.n.N m southern portions Winds becoming brisk north
ely
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Trloun. once. Feb 81. NH. weather yesterday
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Er~cutors' Absolute Sale

Er-cutor-' Absolute sale
on THE PREMISES.
ELEGANT FURNITURE.
Appointment. and Embellishments
OF THE
Modern Residence,
IA EAST I'D STREET
EAST or MADIsoN AvESUE
INCLUDING GALLERY or
VALUABLE PAINTINGS
scHREYER DAz NABEY.
HENNER DOrRBET. ZiEM
RGgOT MADRAZO kOfBEr.
WORMS. VERBOEcKHOvEN. sTENENA
AND OTHER PROMINENT ARTISTS.
y LIBRARY.
a Collection Of Fine Japanese Ivory
Carvings.
Bruins W iclx- Bsll<e-Collsndsr Compan
Billiard Table.
COSTLY GAS FIXTURES.
ETC. ETc
TO BE SOLD AT ABSOLUTE PUBLIC SALE n
ORDER OK THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE
SIMON GOLDENBERG,
On THURSDAY, February 9th.
AT 1890 A. VI AND p. NJ.
on THE, PREMISES.
May viewed day previous 70 the sale Wednss.
day February sih from \. NJ until ?. " and from
5 - 10 p. NJ.
NOTICE-ADMISsION TO THE RESIDENCE ON
THE DAYS OF EXHIBITION AND SALE WILL BE
BY CARD ONLY WHICH MAY BE OBTAINED OF
THOMAS E. KIRBY. Auc,ioneer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION.
MANAGERS
EAST 22D ST MADISON SQUARE SOUTH.
EmaciatiOn Arrested and Weight Increased
New scientific method. without medicine Temperature
lowers exp-ctoratlOn ceases lungs nsA-
| For particulars address AMERICAN HfglENlC lNsII-
| TITE. Harrison. New York
| Avoid all danger Of disease from drinking impure
by adding 10 to ~ drops Of Or sieserts Ansos
| tura Bitters 70 glass
Congress Spring Water.
This fano eater tby most slso oras tuotnO
DIR. and Mrs Libby. ChroEOdlsts and Manicure Chirop-
| and bunions Manicure. 30. llos Bvsy
| Postonice Notice.
(should be read DAILY By all Interested changes may
timel
- 4. Oh. 1872
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Mrs Albert James Adams OF No East Sixty
n!nth-st gave a small dance Thursday night
for her daughter Miss Adams. and Miss Proudht
daughter % O. p. Proudtt. Of Memphis Tenn
Mr. Adams wore q gown Of rose and white
brocadc trimmed with white chiffon. Miss Adams
was 10 a gown Of pink silk with trimmings OF
cherry -colorec vclve:. and Miss Proudht wore a
gown OF turquoise-blue satin Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs Gerrit Smith. Mr. and Mrs j A
Adams Mr. and Mrs Clarence Van Name Mr..
and Mrs Billiard Blair Miss Blair Mr. and Mrs.
James + Bingham Miss Bingham. Miss Louise
Gustav Balm. Miss Florence McNibbin the Misses
Gunton. Miss Higgins Miss Goodwin Harold w.
Spence Victor Sutro, Miss Tucker William Ecker
son Miss Mabel GOOD Frederick Alien hary
Allen John Miller Miss Celeste Agens. George
brisbane Miss Blanche Barron. Monteth GHlpin
and J NJ Nelson
The engagement is announced OF Miss Mary
7.r.,t. Murphy. daughter OF Nj and Mrs. James
Murphy TO stephen Henry Heating
o,e ~ the prettest weddings OF the season was
..lahra,ed on Wednesday afternoon last at Holy
Tr,nifv Church when Miss Kttle Louise Earring
tam daughter o. Dr Joseph O. harrington.
married to Robert A McCord. The bride was
,ov,n-d n white satin and lace and carried
s,.Xer bouquet Of lilies OF the valley and orchids.
Mis- Mildred Farrington attended the bride az
maid of honor and the Drilrshalds were me Misses
Ada snd Gracc MurG, Me- Me- JSSSetrn a MGppef
,Ired I'M pink crepe de- chine embroidered III silver
W
nnG p,d the ushers we're Tnornas Pierson Edward
SkdieD Nathaniel Webb. John Arnold. John -.
harrington and William + Nc, ora. a reception
Soucwed the ceremony Mr. and Mrs MctOrd VIII
IKE nm extended trip through the south
Mr.. Ferdinand f. J.. Torriani entertained the
t,,rtpiphflv Musical club at her home No. 3li
West Twenty-eighth-st. on Friday afternoon.
There was an interesting programme. among those
,sltng mart I'm u being Mrs Alling Miss NicoI.
tb.fp
~ -. -, ,b. cluh and Miss Martina tombstone
ne Swedish violinst Included IN The list OF
CHESTS were Mrs. o. VI Mitchell Mrs tyler' hrs
p = ubttak-r Mrs vs.. & Burbank Mrs = J."
pI5oisor +" Miss sarics Mrs " X olcott Miss
= l. Doyie Mss Warner Miller me Mlsses ""H%
and Miss Freeman
Glen Ridge ~ j.. Feb 4 Mr. and Mrs Joseph
. Gallagher gave d reception last evening al 'heH
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ms Francis Z Van der Beck r., Of No 762 81
:, s'-.as-ave WIFI give a reception on February :
a van der Beck viii boz assisted In receiving by
+" sisters Mrs. John Ewing Mrs Peter Aiexan-
~ 4go Nh buraetfe Post craig. and also by Mrs
49, an -I Beck OF Jersey Clty. In the evening the
h " fienes Of -le hostess VIII be entertained
N1s.aaa. There viii be- "a dance later.