New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10

49,, II Dingman. Of No. 12O Tayior-st'' 80
borough. and Miss Hattie Mcleod oil ho"e -, ,he
~ we're married on Tuesday afternoon ~ '"o
g, penis Hotel Manhattan. by the Rev H. "r nos
-, aetor of the First Reformed Church' beo-
f"., 400 and Clymer-st. Mr.. Taylor Is ne"oe'
yd has been prominent officer In ths SINNER
TIE ceremony was and nGI Mfs Taylor started On
after whiI rIp which viii include Niagara Fa Ms
Among the guests W RIeck ! Mrs. H. Wilbur Ennis
and Mr. and Mrs Howard "h''e' VI
y J.
A.. orgarenent Of general interest Is that Oh
,,,ss Mabel - French and Frederick Do mu"r
Wackov. announced early In the week al o"''.'
rsi,rd Miss French IL the daughter OF MI "'o
Mr. rohn Wesley French. OF Grand-aVe'' WIZ"
sI,r,ncr home is the willows. at shelter lS'auu
and granddaughter Of John French OF 49, John
Clinton ayes. known IN politics az "a a.
French she + an Ma %9sna is the S -om Of Mi and
Mrs John Mackay, OF BAY ridge i noi,,Ier IN
the ora and in the Crescent Club and the Ridge
cub OF Bay Ridge. being prot ntodd "'''''''
Io,h and a manager IN the last haiheu'
rho opcagcment OF Miss Ruth Kirk. of st. Marks
o,o 70 william Green, of Putnam-ave.. has just
,,.n announced and it Is rumored that the mar
riagc will take place in the early faI MISS MIN
&c secretary Of the Urban club and graduate OF
i5,cker Institute. Mr.. Green Is the son or MT ana
Mrs Theodore +. Green and much hked IN mn
society.
Tho Rev. Or. James Farrar. pastor Of tho First
poformod Church. Carroll-st and Scventh-ave'
NTH Nfrs Farrar and Seymour L. Smith. or the
po1ytechnc. were passengers on the Clty OF Rome,
which reached TINS h4ft tS on ceberS Dr. and Mrs
Farrar spent the summer In Wales. "Hiie MI
Smith made u tour OF Europe
Mr. and Mrs Harry Rowo Shelley will return
,h,s week from Michigan. where they passed the
summer and will go to Great harrington, MASS
% stay through October Mr.. Shelley VIII begin
tho rehcarsaIs Of the Brooklyn Amateur Musical
club late in that month
August Walther OF Cllnton-ave. who has been
snending the summer in the Catskills, came back
10 Brooklyn on Tuesday.
Mrs Bertha Crosse Thomason. Of No. 81 Tomp-
Lirs place will return early this week from Fish
er,s Island where she has been the guest OF Mrs
Herman Behr
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higgins. Of the Heights
will leave town tomorrow for trip through the
Bcrkshres.
Walter s. Carter OF Brooklyn ave. president OF
the department OF music Of the Brooklyn institute
will leave town the latter part OF the week, going
70 his native village Pleasant Valley, in the town
OF Rarkhampstead. Litchheld County. Conn. He
will there he present at the dedication next Sunday
of the parish house of the Methodist Episcopal
Church This Is a pretty and useful addition TO the
cburcb itself and has been built largely through
Mr.. Carers efforts Besides the usual paraPherna-
Tia n IS TO contain "A circulating library for the
village which. with the cases containing II. If the
gift OF Mr.: Carter. 1t is expected that Presiding
Elder j. T.. Adams. OF the New-Haven District
will be present
Major and Mrs George Allen Price. OF Mont
gornery Place are expecting visit from their
niece Miss Grace Price. Of Watseka. Ill Miss Price
win probably be here the latter part OF the month.
Edward NJ Grout. Borough President. returned
on Monday on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse and
Joined his family I'm Harwich Mass
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Russell jr Of Mlddletown,
Conn. are visiting Mrs. Russelrs parents. MI and
Mrs. " r. Webster OF Carrol-st.. at Egremont.
Webster and was married in the spring OF last
year At Holy Trinity, Church. the wedding being
one u the prctticst OF the late spring.
The Rev Dr. and Mrs A. J. F. Behrends have
recently registered at Narragansett Pier.
Miss Bertha stockwen Miss Ruth Hutchinson
Miss Margaret Hutchinson and Miss May Howard
NIL took part in f. play-"For Half Million'-pre-
scented at the village hall. Norfolk, Conn on Mon
daV last for The benefit of the North Goshen.
conn church. II was said that Miss Stockwen.
who had an important part. made charming I'M
preston by her acting.
Mr. and Mrs Richmond Glib. of Dekalb-ave., now
at their country home in Islip, Long Island. have
decided 70 live IN Manhattan this winter
Mr. and Mrs James a. Dunno announce the birth
of son, born a. their country home Green's
Farms. Conn, on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred NJ Boucher, OF Jefferson
ave. are rejoicing over the advent Of a daughter
Mildred Stephenson. The little one was born two
weeks ago at STANFORD Glen; Amenia ~ y the
Mrs George q. Stephenson.