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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

connected with the career or tne ma 81
grandfather of Admiral Farquhar. Baron rIeu
erick Won Schrader Baron Won Schraoel po
longed IN an ancient Saxon family. lie WIS
mo-, ~ large wealth and was a personal lrle"e
Of the first Napoleon. He was larRelN c"S"-
I'm the equipment OF troops in the Napo'',,.'
wars when the Emperor was III Teue',1 az
The Russian campaign he halted al the l"I,r1'
,aor 7 eireic commanded by Baron Won Scnia-
der and remained as his guest before h'
the Fmperor called the Admirals mother ~.
lie Won Schrader. then a young girl to nm,
and gave her lump Of sugar when ne AlN"l
carried with him. This NeneraDie ia"' "
Pottsville I'm 1SNN ,to,
The maternal grandfather OF the Rear Nul
was horn in Aberdeen. Scotland he cam ~
the United states i'm 1919 and settled IN THH"-
delphia where the Admirals father was noiN'
The elder Farquhar. having invested III '
lands and lost his fortune. entered the pl"'
tica Of law at Pottsyille. Al Lcipsic bai"n W."
Schrader married q woman Of III" FANNY ol "Ig
Nndrcich Impoverished hy the m'siortuneS ."
Napoleon. and his life threatened for political
reasons the Baron cmigrated To- America 81
irving In the thirtios.
II was soon after that that Mr.. Farquhar n."l
the daughter Emile and made her his wife. me
Rear Admiral being their son The Baron re-
moved TO the West settling for time al i'il"-
VILE H.
I'm 1852 Rear Admiral Farquhar married Miss
Addie Pope. daughter OF Commodore Johh f'I''
l. : y who was Prize Commissioner at Boston
I'm the civil War. While her husband has been
I'm command at League Island and other navy
yards his last duty being at the Norfolk ward
Mrs. Farquhar has presided over the social NE
Of those stations and was popular on account
Of her grace and beauty I'm the social eayetrs
Of the cities near which she lived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
Pratt INSTITUTE NOTES.

Interest I'm the football team "a increasing ="
Armstr. NJ has been secured 20 60 t.s c9ac"'"'
and the boys are hard az work getting Fea' ."
play IN the first OF the games 81 'he it-'is
championship series which IS O. 3d. h'.d 9" ~
totcr Is 90,
The only public lecture given last pe.s Vas ,"'
one on "Eespt.' by Mr. Perry. on "se''''
afternoon Tals is the second 'n l'- s.''.-
eight lectures on Egyptian. AsSyraa ani '....
Art" The third viii be- on "Egypuan Afcai'''.-.'
and Decoration" and VIII be given 20 the ~s''-
bly hall of the Institute on Welnssl a,;eF''''
October Is. NJ O'Clock 10
The chidren's classes held on Saturday morn,
are nlling UP rapidly. The importance ~ t.' W.,
* felt by persons Who send farr A4'i'e"
schools where no work in manual trlr.ns = go, go
and where the instruction in drawing b. zoo
There IS always demand for the r'w P53,,y
novels which Is greater iAin iAe I-.i''.', ~ "a
been decided 10 adopt the following p.'.. Am 10
usual number OF copies of gee" h'' va ,g
bought for free circulation. u ih"s" ..'N bosssl
meet the demand. then more copies ".N .' ~ No
and circulated at hvc cents "A week - D. f7'"',r
DO not wish 10 wait for chance az .Ne IT, "a
The library publishes each month .st ~ ."V,. o
books In the October bulletin which comes ,o,.ss.
November l. there viii be a reading sf on n''os
pierre and the Reign OF Terror giNta in ,nr',,ss
ton of the interest which Will be- created ~, =.
subject by Sir Henry Iryings production Cd
30 guarantor Is now required - borrowers III
the library. The signature On the borrower ~,
cation OF some reputable person is asked tV' -
The collection OF Grueby pottery now on eAIys
tiOn IA the art gallery OF tho hhfa,y .nsn Il
VIII be- followed 10y collection OF butteriies ', q
the pottery there is nov being exhibited pa tSo
the collection ~ textiles given the institute
years ago by Mrs Charles Pratt. ,,sr
Special exercises take the place y inc t 's "a
THURSDAY mornings. ON Thursday last 1897
stuart fhilups gave song recital
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c0rRr cALEyDARs FOR MONDAY,

Appellate Divison-Su3reme 'o-It ADJOURNED uN'iI
Sstre.-e Co1i, "specM Term ra,t Before Book
supreme Court special Tern-Par IL Before scott D.
Cas opens At 10 80 A. r TN 5A a, r ,,r4 Russell
Motions Demurrers: Nos. 1903 ll2. jill 1l2l li2-
5 i2' i' r.. l s ' sil 80, a57 7 Gos
supreme Court SPECIAL i'!t - IL ,-z
S.i, $3.50 ;s3e $500 ,,sa 34o4 Clear.
man, -lAoses 20 fe fran Part ~ for fria Clear
supreme .o91 e.,l" , si. rs. Mai ,1rar 'N
supreme court ~-ia T'rm-latt Nll-i'eioIe "ffei-
i,h. g. Elevated rahroaa ea-e' o.eaf ,.-. ,,.,s,..
e7ea 45le. 81, 7e.i So -. 5ls2 ea5 ,..,.
s si, s.le az i55i ~ 80 1905 s,ss sc5 so7
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-tauses 10 be sent from Part III FOR Trial. Case un-
s,.rc,ue coari-rrial Tern-Part v-Before INventrt
JCauses be sent from Part III for trial Case IN
rene cour,-Triai Tern-part vl-AdjouFned for
supreme Court, Trial Tern.rart yII-Tefore Hischoa
Sia5 s5o7 5os5 so2 s'4s 4s7l 1893. 1895 i25l as54
1919 5s6i 1893 5s7 iess $50 4o'i. a'aS. 2s2s 1919
IN, |"uri~ Trial Tcrm-Part VIu-Before smyth
c,uses be sent from Part VII FOR trial Case IN
supreme cour, Trial Tern-Part Ix-Bef,e Lawrence
90 be sent fs3m Part VII for trial Cases IN
Srroe Cour,-Trial Terrn-Part X-Before Dugro j.
causes 10 be SEN from Part VII for trial Case IN
-lre,ne Court Trial Tern-Part XIIsefor. MacIean
rtnscs 10 lie sent VII for riai. Case
sI'rrms Court-Tr.al Terrn-Part XII-Before Mattice
Cases t. h. sent from preferred calendar for trial
Cases unfinished .
S.rrogstes Court-Chanbers Before Fitzgerald. $
count opens at 1880 IA. VILE for probate Clara T.
Hewitt Herman Ro,hensten Francis A. Thomas. Anna
Ray Susan B0lant. ~ 1890 4. ~.
Surrogites t'ourt-Trlal Term Before Narnum. -
~ Ass i4S7 laos liGa li77 ii-5. 1890.
CIV Court Special Term-Hef'fe Hascal. court
o.. ~ al 10 d. H.. Mott ~ 1890
c,y Court, Trial Term raat I-Be,oFe 3DT yy o., Do
3sii if4s sss 1909 isl 1852 32ri 1914 lo,t :7.i
s,,7 So 2G 52i 3D2G 3o43 322s 5-'6 l'l" a-il
1l5s llGD. Clear
city Couri-1rla Term-Part II Before Mct'aIth,. J.
- Nos 1880 573 l7G So 20 ~ 40 ISL. 23o7. ils7.
Clear
CITY CourtTra Term-psr, li.-Bef.rs scna' hm man
Nos 1857 1870 1911 1922. llol llO2 l2's III
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oss els, lo65. io74 1913 1876. 1910 l'fo l'S' loi'
1915 Case unfinished.
City Ccurt-Tra Term-Part Before conlsn, 49,
Short 3O,6 PTS 1888 2s73. 3i79 asa 3lsl.
sl&4 1919 c937 1876 3i07 3337i.. 33iS 1901. 1906.
1882 1884. 257y. 1891 1902 $3.50 ,rear.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY TrUax. J.
East River Savings Institution sgt. Goode.-Lso =.
Dessar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
rIatthews' FOOtfOrm Shoes for
Women at SOS a Pair.

The footform is our own shoe, made up
specially for us, OF our own ideas, spe-
oiaIy for the women OF Brooklyn. There
are 20 styles of lasts and toe shapes to select
from. and all combinations of leather, incIud-
ing dong0la. vic Kid, patent leather, box calf
in lace or button. We call attention TO our 10
inch Kid boot, suitable for wheel or wet
weather wear. rledium bulldog toe. flexible
cork insole, swing extension sole, kid tips.
$500 will not buy better shoe anywhere,
all sizes and widths in every style, C1OS
al, a pair ~%'/N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
MEMORIAL WINDOW TO Re UNVEILED

The window IN memory OF Miss Joan'" =, a,
Hoyt Lounsberry viii he unveiled In the hitch
the Messiah. Clermont and Greene ayes, OF "" Al
the Rev. St Clair Hester is pastor at the '''D
the morning service -scton
The subject is The Angel OF the Rern,' stnio.
and the design Is by Frederick Wilson lmssmory VI
Is the gift OF Alfred b. Lounsoerr% ia "'"
his mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
TROLLEY cONDrcrOR cRuSHED no DEArH.

William Stein thirty-hve years old who lived
with his family ut No 1870 Broome-st.. Manhattan.
and was a conductor employed by the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company, was crushed TO death
yesterday morning between two cars at the Union
VILE shops. Coroner Burger took charge OF the
body. Stein. II said attending to the troll
ley pole a which was being swung into the
car shops. and standing the ground An
other car. In charge OF Michael Fogarty, motor
man. OF No. isi f!fty-nnhst. and Joseph Gauey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River Mass oct. q (spco!aD.-The sales IN
tho print cloth market tAis week have been con-
fined TO tho odd counts rather than 70 extras or
standard narrow goods. II appears that the Sell
ng Committee viii not mark up the extras hut
VIII allow the market to put them 10 better quo
tatl0n than O.. cents The mills generally decline
TO make goods at this price for contracts on acc
count OF tho higher prices which cotton has a.,
tanned ~ late The Selling Committee has gold
through brokers this week about hall mlNi"n
pieces, and there are besides his amount me No
odds which trcasureIs have parted Win. Inc
prices for these goods generally are above me
basis for prints. The market is very strong, thl
3 cents Tor oxtras IS looked for At an early oNte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
coLER ANNorYcED 10 SPEAK.

Controller Bird :. Color is eNr'' i'i % -
speaker at the next regular club niEAf OF we -
tional civic club. 30. lH Montaeuc-.t on Nedre'
dav Oc,oher II al Ss0 o'clock T. .- arnoiIs.'
that he viii talk on topics - interest f'",'"' T"
municipal affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

TALK WITH THE NEW COMMANDER OF
THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
3IE COMMANDED THE TRENTON AT SAMOA
TO HAVE CHARGE or A FLEET
OF BATTLESHIPS

OF BATTLESIIlpS
Philadelphia oct II (SpeciaO.-The friends OF
Rear Admiral Norman Won Hcldrech Farquhar
in his native city Of PottsviNe have been anN-
3ous in some way To show their admiration for
his career The Admiral has always maintained
his relations with the community in when ne
was born. i'm 1910 and from which, as bright
manly boy of fourteen. he went TO the Naval
Academy I'm Annapolis
The assignment Of Pear Admiral Farquhar 70
she command ~ the North Atlantic Squadron
has a Tar deeper significance than the simple
choice Of a successor TO the retiring commander
;n chief The squadron VIII he the most power
ful in tho class % ships ever assembled IN one
command under an officer Of the niied states
Navy. II viii not only have the New-Nork' the
Indiana. the Massachusetts and the Texas OF
she Spanish war. hut also the three neW battle
ships. the Kentucky the Kearsarge and the
Alabama. which viii take their maiden cruises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

conductor OF Twenty -thiri-st. a'i Fl,th'A ~
crashed into the rear Of >tDiN s. raf ii'.a'.' 49,"
between the bumpers 40 arrests wee H@ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

ana Mr.. Ihomas g. ii""l'i' WAS "'''''' 10 ''''''
H. N"'o Oh W eui'so 'fs''''s az rr, mr.
n'' r''''''s e, r.,',,. l...,..1',.l church
Parker rector or 81 Irtei I-ila'op" '''
ohlciated The bride was attended hy Miss Jessie
Wemmeii and Miss Amy Woolstsn raft were the
@ ,l,uS ri lI,,ttr ,.fn ~ the Irl5. and
Jlrnr Hazard The ceremony was followed hy a
reception and The couple have zone for money
moon Typ 10 washington an, 3n' 9,nrr I2i.'S amer
place on "Wednesday "F'nln1. II was ''"' % "'''S
Adelaide Hnida h"''eii'"n' daughter oi '''' ''''
and Charles walter Nichols IL was g, ,'o' .'..
nj me nome ' ,'' ~ ..,. ,,.,r,
Ut. VI i'',.,' & l'ai.i,tir., clergyman
1ay. Of Manhattan Tie best man was William
u. Nichols. jr. brother 81 the nria'1fogn. ,' i
n eod s maTri Xxx Mascr and Heary H. Batternan
ef0'Isi i o' erd Vas vfrested by relatives ana
reception VAS he'd which iva, was largely ATTENDED
Inc F"'' "''' many
~. ,,, ,,--.ol,.,, no
Mund who is the son OF dr. ana Mr7. 1o"n i,'
Mund Of i''Se"'o'' :, 81 '.,' ,,', I,',,o a,1
Frederick Cornell DE Mund. OF bay ridge ana
Iobr " p,une.r. of 80. 252 One-hundred-aud-
seyentcorth-st Manhattan. was celebrated az lD."
| O'Clock on "Wednesday morning ID NJ W. ,sl,r,,. ~
formed 'hurcn sew M , ana Dr y Dmr,rc
Manhatian nc Ia.tt"r. i ,,, trin The coaltle
viii mako their nome ]" '''''
..,...o ,,.,.,, ,.,,.,-r,r daughter Of Mr.
NJ ,.....r.., -, Xo e., Hicks
an" -''f wa" -. ,,s.,. o. 1f,,rv Chandler
ST.. "as maIil'' "" "'''' -. ,., tn
Turner The ceremony was performed eficl lhr
custom Of the Society Of Friends ln ~" Sun'ii'
home ~ the parents of TIE bride ut Iieron"ood'
Albert H. Butler Of thi, boroueh. md Miss char
lo,,e Mauac Rhamo daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Rhanc Of East Rorkaway. Long lslaid'
were married an noon on Wednesday by Tho Roy
hriaccroom was the cause OF the ceremony h'ihs
rriyate
Miss Abbey IT, Stanley was married 10 George Y.
g. r,,,.i, Of Thilado fphia on Wednesday night 1T
The no,..o ~ tnc bride SO 322 Flathush aye The
couple VIII five In Hnckensa' * MiE W"
for v'i-i },aIS ID Erfn,ti,.b
"i.' i"''' '""H"' 80
-. ,,oA o.,roo,-ave was
''- 49,, ,,,a,rasSa,. afternoon TO John d Nc
Donald OF fle'V"' NV" "'0'''' "
'''''
Mr. and Mrs Samuel A. Lavgne who were mar
r-ed on Tuesday evening AT the home OF the bride
Firhtv-third-st and Twelfth ave. Dyker heights
WI maxi ,, tne ,I, home e6nn IN S0u'n N0'""'N 0
-, ,..,,.7 in,.ifatlons for a reception 10
80 -. ~ FRIDAY Octoher % al
'+ NJ o. ceicbrafion ~ the twenty hfth ami
vorsary OF their marriage.
a reception and welcome were given on nurs'@y
evening" for Thomas r. Hill the new superintendent
49,, D.. c,ro,, preeb,terian Church and to
OF the i'''' QUE -, ,.,,-,. So, tho cor-
Mrs. iW. IN the chApe' ~ III ~ o,or a,e hun
er"gauon. } ne kgeSsts t D. T,r John Erskiue
Mrs. Edmond Lyons Oh biooh.y"' - nc 80 ~.
Miss May Braman. OF EaS'-S''' 'o'' i'""' ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
COLONEL A. ). BlcON TO LEC

COLONEL A. :. BiCON TO LECTt No
Colonel Alexander :. Bacon will lecture On a..
tlonal Greatness and National Duty" In the a.
on Expansion and Imperialism now pens
nvered before the Brooklyn Philosophical ASs.,,s
ton at the Long Island business College a.
Eighth-st.. near Bedford-ave. this atiernoo"
clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

waterproof by maker. For all out door work.
erS il is the best shoe in the City. Sizes to
|, widths {. 8. T.. and l:E.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Miss Halliday also OF Manhattan; Miss Newbold,
OF Philadelphia and Miss Clay, OF Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

After a summer trip abroad Mr.. and Mrs John
T. Leech have returned TO their home. 40. "A
Remsen-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Mr. and Mrs William +. Ford. OF Garden Place
gave dinner party on Tuesday evening, prior 20
Mr. FOrd's departure the 81. Louis on WedneS-
day for a two months trip IN Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
Mems Waterproof Shoes at
Sl.0S a pair.

w [ l!lliDuINSb
these shoes 10
the men OF
Brooklyn last
year,and 1000
delighted
wearerS testify
to their splendid
wearing quail
ties.
Made of
Kangaroo and
Satin calfskin
leather, lined,
triple sOles with
rubber and oil
skin Vanp
Innings, pro-
tected back
stays, all soles
have quilted
bottoms to in
sure extra wear,
guaranteed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Nj and Mrs Edward A. Ods and their two
daughters. Miss Elsie Olds and Miss Edith Olds,
have taken apartments for the winter In the
Mafestic Manhattan. much 10 the regret 81 Pros
poet Heights society, IN which they were SO promi-
uent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Mr. and Mrs Samuel a. Lavigne who were mar
r,od on Tuesday evening AZ the home OF the bride
I.irhtv-third-st and Twelfth ave, Dyker Heights
,,iu make their home IN South Norwaik. Conn.,
after a bridal trip south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Mr. and Mrs Horace NJ. Carleton. Of no. lI'2
D.or-st have issued invitations for reception 10
to held on the evening OF Friday october 20 at
o'clock. ga celebration OF the '"'i''' -''''" "'''i
versary OF their marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Miss Aimee Franklin Hunter. daughter OF Mr.
md Mr.. Thomas G.. Hunter. WAS married TO John
h. kalb on Wedn, sd.y evening AZ the home of
her parents. No 40 Pacihc-st. The Rev DR.
Parker rector Of ST. Peters Episcopal church,
oflciated The bride was attended by Miss Jessie
Hunter. her sister. AS maid of honor Miss Grace
WemmoU and Miss Amy WoOlsfau raft were The
bridesmaids. Allen Jares was best man md the
ilshcrs were joel Hunter cousin OF the bride, ana
Henry Hazard The ceremony was followed hy "a
reception and the couple have gone for a honey
moon trip 20 Washington and other points. AFTER
which they viii return % Brooklyn 90 llt'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
REFEREE APPOI>TE

Supreme Court.
TrUax j.
East River Savings Institution Goode..-Lso {.
Dessar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

One Of the brilliant weddings OF the week took
place on "Wednesday eyenins. II was That OF Miss
Adelaide Hulda Battcrnan. daughter Of Mr and
Mrs Henry Batteruar. Of SO. $50 CIinton-nV".
and Charles Walter Nichols II Was celebrated
at the home of the hillc'~ parents. ana %" kev.
Dr NJ. cod pastor of the Clinton Avenue Congr"-
eatioual church. WAS tIc officiating clergy man
The brides only attendant was Hiss Edith w NIT
nov of Manhattan The best man Was William
H. Nichols. fr brother Of the bridegroom. ana
The ushers were Herbert B1gg Dr. Harlow Nc
Icod Harris Is Mastcrs and Henry j. Iiatferinan,
brother of the bride. The ceremony took plae' M
.21 o'clock and was Witnessed b.! relatives ana
Intimate friends only From until $3.50 o'clo' k
"a reception was held. which was largely attended
The gifts were many and costly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

4 reception and welcome were given on Thursday
evening for Thomas r. I'M. the new superintendent
~ the Ross Street Presbyterian Church ana TO
Mrs Hin in the chapel Of tho church, by the con
,,rrCation' The quests numbering over hte hun
5red were received by the Rev. Or John hrsklhe'
Nr and Mrs llNl received many CONGRATULATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Miss Grace Ellsworth Murray, daughter % Mr.
and Mrs Lindley Murray. jr. OF Clark-st. IS soon
o. De- married 20 Charles Tyler CoWper'hwait OF
Chestnut Hin. Philadelphia. Miss Murray IS pop
u'ar young woman IN the Heights set. Mr.. Cow
ptrthwaN is "a prominent society man of Ihia-
delphia ard member II many social clubs Of that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15
BROOKLYN'S SOCIAL WORLD

Marriages and gossip about engagements nave
monopoized the attention OF society IN the lSt
week There have been several receptions OF I'M
portance but # would seem that Hymen was az
present the presiding genius Of Brooklyn socleN.
qet Monday Mr.. ana Mrs. Peter BAz. VINO NV
lived In Brooklyn since 1851 celebrated their s9'ueh
wedding anniversary. at their home. No. on h"iS
klmer-si They received the congratulations Oh
many friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Miss Eliza Kitchen OF No. 3i9A Throop-ave, was
married on Wednesday afternoon TO John ID Nc
Donald OF Pictou. Nova Scotia, at the home Of the
bride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Tho Simpson MofhOdist Episcopal thuI'H On
Tuesday evening will be the scene OF pink and
white wedding The bride will be Miss Mary
Josephine Lockitt. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
IOckitt Of 40. 10 Sevcnth-avc. The Bridegroom
IS William Norchouse Patterson. member ~ the
New York bar The maid Of honor Will De- Miss l-
G Lott Of Rockville Center: the bridesmaids. MISS
Jennie VI Robertson OF Manhattan. Il cousin "i
the Bridegroom. MIS- Anna H. Iicc, Miss }. f.'i3
Wlitcstone Little Miss Bessie sullivan; dauthttr
of Or william !. Sullivan. Will be- the Hover Hrl;
The best viii he George Francis tlen. on
Rochestcr. y y. and the Gshers. John Even ana
Mortimer Bishop ~ Manhattan, the Key; - OAK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

\ party OF people who are well known In Brook
lyn society viii sail next Saturday for London on
the steamer Manitou. The party includes Miss
Zella Mllhau. Of Iienry-st: Mrs James Fox. OF
Manhattan but formerly OF this borough: Miss
Elizabeth Curtis. a sister OF DIT H. Holbrool
Cuffs. OF Manhattan, Mrs Whiting Pierson ans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

The marllase ol MIS- sirah Fl-Ee Plcher,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Lewis stephen Pitcher.
OF so li5 Gaics-aye ana Charles l. DE Bevoisc'
recently chosen captain Of Troop g. Is announced
% take place $50 th. evening OF November J
at the Washington Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church
Last "Wednesday morning in s. Alloy slus'- Roman
Catholic Church. StanhOpe-st and Ond"rdonk-i;".
Miss Hanna Reis. daughter OF Mrs. Hanna Refs,
was married to John Neuneil. The maids OF honor
were Miss May Neuheld and Miss Margaret Refs.
After the service large number OF guests as
sernbled AZ the home OF the brides mother Metro
poitan-ave. and John-st.. whore Oh" wedding break
fast served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

The marriage Of Frederick Wortcndyke ]
Muud. who is the son Of Dr md Mrs. John !
Mund. Of Ridgewood y j.. and nephew of j.
Frederick Cornell DE Mund. OF Bay Ridge. az
Miss Sadie f. Bcuinecr, daughter OF Mr. and MI
John W. Pellnger. Of 40. 3d2 One-hundred an
seyenf,,rfh-ef Manhattan WAS celebrated M l
O'Clock ou Wednesday morning in The Grace X
formed Church Sew nth-avt ana Fify HIM
ntrei+tfng Amor their honeymoon trip IN" coup
win mako their home iu Iidgewood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Miss Harriet Saryin Bgelow. daughter or Mr..
and Mrs Elliot Bgelow. OF no 3iS Clinton-st.. viii
be- married 10 Richard Irving Nethercuf
Wednesday evening. November in the First Pres
byteran Church. In Ilenry-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Mrs. {. L. Williston md her son. OF Berkeley
Place Will spend the winter al their country home
Woodlawn. Wayne. Penn.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Il. Paddock. Of st. James's
-lace. have returned from Camp Tom q, Elk Lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-15

Mr. and Mrs Harris Grant McKeever have re-
turned 10 the Hotel Margaret for the winter after
spending several months with Mrs McKeeyrr's
mother. Mrs. Van Brunt. at Bay Ridge