New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-31


G Warng stebbins will give a musical this
evening at bis home. No 10 Verona Place He Will
be assisted by a number of singers.
meeting Of the George Washington Memorial
Association Will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria,
Manhattan. on Thursday. at o'clock. Mrs Henry
r. Mallory. OF Columbia Heights. will be the chair
ington A Roeblins MS Calvin s Brice and Mrs.
Ellen A Richardson.
Miss Mabel Healy daughter OF Frank Healy. OF
South Oxford-st has recently returned from
year Of travel abroad She will to-day go TO Ger
mantown, Penn. TO be one Of four bridesmaids at
the marriage Of her cousin. Miss Marion Raymond.
who Is the daughter Of Major Charles Raymond.
The bridegroom is Mr lizard. Miss Heay and Miss
Raymond both the nieces OF Dr. Rosster R.
Raymond. OF Henry-st.
Mrs Benjamin B. Benson. OF No. III Leferts
Place and her daughter Mrs William Sharpe Leg
gett who is recent bride. gave their second and
last reception yesterday afternoon from TO
o'clock As before they were assisted by the men,
bers Of the bridal party and Mrs Charles W. Leg
gett
Yet another wedding may he added 10 the list for
June II is that OF Miss Helen Cecilia Gladding 70
Herbert Drake Halsey and is 10 take place in the
G6u Wd, Of the Good shepherd in McponGush-st
ing The bride-to-oe Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Malvin A Gladdng, Of No. ~ Electromagnetic.
Mrs. Walter Penniman Backnan. a spring bride.
who was Chicago girl, will receive tomorrow at
the Hotel ST George.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Vogel Of Rodney-st will
occupy the Van Nostrand cottage, in Man-st.
AmityviIle, this summer
About sixty dancers attended the cotillon given
by the Knlckerbocker Field Club on Monday
Ing AZ the clubhouse. which with the grounds. was
" ina n Wit Iap
A. E Perpall and Mrs Mallett acted hostesses.
the Entertainment Committee Of the club having
charge Of the affair. Dancing began at 10 o'clock.
and the cotillon II o'clock led by Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Moore. there being four figures. Fa-
in the form OF japanese umbrellas. fans. tam
bourines and hair ornaments distributed 10
the women, while the men received japanese Ian
terms. skeletons. revolvers and fans. At midnight
supper served. the table decorations being pink
and white
Christ Church. Bay Ridge, the scene Of
quiet wedding on Monday evening. when Miss
Bernadne Gertrude Frank and Theodore Tousssnt.
Of Brooklyn, were married by the Rev. Mr. Faux
ner rector OF the church The bride white
corded silk. trimmed with lace and pearl passemen-
terie and carried Bride roses Her maid of honor
and only attendant her sister Miss Agnes
Frank who also gowned in white and carried
roses and carnations. Howard ". Edwards
groom family the guests were limited 70 relatives
and few intimate friends
Mrs William B Kendall who was Miss Helen
Stillman. the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ed
gar Stillman. Of No. IS Joralemon-st and Or Will
lam l. Armstrong. OF Manhattan. married
Monday in the presence Of relatives and a
few intimate friends. az the home OF the brides
parents The Rev Dr. Richard Salter storrs pastor
OF the Church OF the Pilgrims. performed the
mony and there were attendants. The bride
gowned In gray liberty crepe. trimmed with white
lace, and carried a shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley and white orchids. Mrs Thomas E stillman
wore pale blue crepe de chine. trimmed with white
lace and Miss Charlotte stillman white lace and
white chiffon The dra wing-rooms were decorated
with American Beauty and bridesmaids roses and
the ceremony performed In front OF screen
Of white roses and snowballs against a background
OF tall plants. The halls ornamental with
Easter lilies and smilaX. and the breakfast-room
was adorned with American Beauties. DIT and Mrs
Arms .rong will live In Manhattan