New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09


syspngt Psrfs Pace ss 'n Sse%-Brsho REV rather
CASSIDY nI Sss:sT BsGsSt viii ocac at the
There viii be no Of Usher rs hrs
MIS-, yum maid OF honor and c.. Norman White
onse will attend his brother as best S ma n on IN aS
ssos dan' there will De no reception
r.. wedding Of Miss Estelle Buckley, daughter
EdEagSS Rgfke Gn r 70 ses evening" nse' WI" ~
-, tho largest weddings on Wednesday will
,h,, Of Miss Marie Sidney Feitner. the eldest
.rhter Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas l.. Feitner. TO 1r-
anepstus Powell. son OF Dr. and Mrs. Seneca
n powell which will occur in St Patrcks ca;
- ihroi az $50 O'Clock. Archbishop Corrgan VIII
perform the marriage ceremony winch WI, b be
psSents No 10 East Ninety second-st The bride
VII be trimmed Sf With point duChesse lace and slight
sarnture of orange blossoms at the ef, sac ac o.
TIE S ysi 81 tuie viii be fastened With Of
me re blossoms and a superb diamond sunourst
lhe me, s ~ White vi orchids and Niles Of the valley and
viii be attended BY her sister MIS- Sapa gowns sown
~ nale blue srenadne over peau dc sole OF NE
ere color with trimmings of white lace ana chif-
i ng complete this toilet with which will be car
red large bunch Of bridesmad roses The brides
ne bride Miss Josephine Hoyt Smith. Miss Ger
;rude Donahue Mss Hortense Ghst III m vS ss
hl evsr r1oussene de sole with sirdles, sashes
md neckbands OF blue crepe de chine and mats OF
aHi,e lace straw. trimmed with bridesmaid roses
re- viii carry large punches of these roses MI.
Powells best man will be William Henry reari nis
Thomas Rawdon Fisher, "a John TOWNSEND Wiz ri
rH5Wsrd Humford Fowler.
-bs marriage Of Miss Alice Ham. daughter Of
NJ and Mrs. Charles II. Ham, to Layton brewer
con of Mr. snd Mrs Henry Brewer, is announced
A,.rtiO In
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast VIII ps
vd for the Srid@ Nd PaT % S4 s
n, the several entertainments which marked the
ere, week n the Faster season the most orislnai
end interesting in many ways was the Mus..u s
Travsstv." given on Wednesday night by MT ana
Nrs Hewitt and the Misses Hewitt, at their nome
~ O Iexington-ave. when about two hundred
,,es-s most Of whom were in costume 10 represent
some character in the long line OF opeTa IN or
e. evening dress and seated on either side OF
NE large fireplace in their drawing room. repre- pre-
performed rck Of some KinS snd GWEN when
the parade over there was MSs"ei nDo?nted
stage and several other amusing hurlesques'
~. anal entertainment Of Mrs. John d. Zeresas
s.vinr class will take the form Of spring dance
st Delmonico's tomorrow night. and It Will he
given IN aid Of the sufferers by the Windsor Hotel
fro Miss Isadora Duncan will give dance de-
scrint!ve OF spring. and this will be foho"eu D!
seycra. ouadrilss in which the dancers VIII be the
Young women members Of the sewing class ai.
sttired in white flowing gowns with garIands Oh
sprng flowers Some of the dancers will be Miss
Alberta Sturces Miss Ellen Walker. Miss Angelica
church Miss Rita Burgess. Miss Adene Person
Mss Dorothy schienein, Miss J9sephine DreX ,s.,
Miss Agnes AdamS Mlsa KGs'' Repnn Miss Mar
eueri.e Walker. Miss Bessie Johnson, Miss Lita
General dancing will follow these quadrl.ses an9
later rhoro will be- an elaborate supper some OF
The Pa'r9nesses Of ne ery Treyor Mrs VIII
lam Liviagston Mrs J, Muhien6erg BAILEY. Mrs
i IAN : Edgar Mrs 6 Alfred Lawrence, Mrs. Wal.
r s heffen Mrs jules Reynal. Mrs: r ": Lane
Mrs Cortlandt Van Rensselaer, and MIS-. EamoIhG
sdS.eTeiin pr. ! chiffon Edgar, Albert Handy,
Cortlandt Van Rensse aer Walter Kutheriuro,
and Harry W. Bates.
Tho important social incidents yesterday after
NOON were the reception given by Mrs. Austin
Flint ST AT her home. No. 50 East Thirty-fourth-
st. IN honor Of her daughter-in-law. Mrs sherman
Flint tho final tournament at the BaGmlntqn Chui pa
and the concert az the MaGori-Astoria ny 'he emu
vioinis'. Maud MacCar'hy.
Mrs Flin,'= reception for her daughter-n-aw.
Mrs sherman Flint. whose wedding was celebrated
Y,
sistng the hostess and the guest Of honor in re,
Giving were Mrs. Austin Flint jr, Miss Flint ana
Mrs :. q Mctcalfe.
Mrs Alfred WaestaN OF No. II West Twenty
hrst-st gave small coton last night in honor
o. hor two sons Alfred Wagstan and David Was-
STAFF who are home from Pomfret School for the
S'nr.ie Tho favors we're shields photograph
frames golf sticks and boutonneres. The guests
were The young friends OF the Mesrs. Wagstan
The final meeting OF the season Of the Roller
STATING Club. Of which F RAYMOND Leferts, jr..
is president. was held last evening
Tia last OF the series of the Saturday junior cot-
Ions vas given at Delmoncos last night. when the
members and guests were received by the patron
esses Mrs Joel r. Erhardt. Mrs. Hartshorne. Mrs.
Gustav H. Schvab. Mrs ". Clarence Martin Mrs.
George Prentice and Mrs. Edwin D. Trowbridge.
The cotlon. which was begun after o'clock.
was danced continuously until about il 30 o'clock.
When supper was announced. After supper there
vas some Informal dancing Some Of those present
we're Miss Gertrude Martin. Miss Arno Schwab,
Mss Guthrie. Miss Holmes Miss Prentice Miss
Bacon. Miss Louise Trowbridge. Miss Stevenson.
sn NSi Miss kea MTS sNan carsnss
sN2sr'i1 Ralph Thomas Joseph THONGS. Gustav H.
s,n"ah. ir. Herbert Lovd Edward earle. Clement
Cleveland. jr, and Dennison Hatch. jr.
4 quiet wedding Tomorrow afternoon will be that
O. Miss Mabel SHAW. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander y. Shaw. 10 George Lawrence Myers,
son of ex-Controller Theodore W. Myers which
Will take place at the home Of the brides parents
Hillside Fort George. Staten Island Only the
relatives will be present At the ceremony which
VIII he performed by the brides grandfather. the
Rev Or. Thomas Gallaudet rector emeritus OF St
Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal Church. this city
A small reception will follow. Carriages will be
from Mahas Te Miss sSsW Who iS an ' nHussy
beautiful girl. will he attended by Miss Marie Did
ricnsen as maid Of honor. There will be no brides
maids Edward Gilbert Schermerhorn will be Mr.
Iyerss best man. The ushers will be the brides
brother, Munson Gallaudet Shaw. Lewis Coleman
Hal. Of this city: John Calvert. OF Philadelphia
and Edwin j. Farber. OF Baltimore.