New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08

The wedding Of Miss Ida E. Weeks, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weeks to Maltus ]. New
man viii take place Wednesday evening the
hosre 81 the brides parents. No 157 West One
huudred-and-t hirty-second-st. Miss May B. Weeks
viii he her sisters maid Of honor, and Miss Viola
q Vail viii he the flower girl. The bridegroom ;
best man viii he his brother. J. NJ Newman and
me ushers VIII be Arthur Wood. DR.. Walter Clay
ton. Charles J. Lincoln and Charles II, Lyons
There will be small reception after the cere-
mony-
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss
Emma Augusta Walker daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Il N Walker of the Boulevard and Thirty-sxth-
ST Bayonne. \ j. TO Charles Lyman vreeland, Of
Jersey City The ceremony will be performed at
O'Clock on Monday evening. April l6. In the First
Reformed Church OF RayOnne. The Rev. W p
Bruce. of YonkeTs assisted by the Rev. w H.
Boocock. pastor Of the Ell Irch. viii conduct the
ceremony. The bride will be attended by Miss
Grace strieder. OF Bayonne maid Of honor. and
~ Miss Bertha Horst OF Newark. and Miss Eliza
seth Oberhouser- Of Jersey City. as bridesmaids
aower girl Mr. Vreeland has chosen as his best
man the brides 5rothe- a. \. walker jr- The
sew CITY: Albert SHREDDER and Harold Eddy. of
Tssvonne Immediately after the ceremony there
Iii he p reception for the relatives and a limited
number Of intimate friends Al the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Walker.
The wedding Of Miss Augusta MeKim Davies to
r.o,,is Mansfield Ogden will be quietly celebrated
a. Wednesday. April g. al the the bride
na-ents Mr. ana Mrs William Gilbert Davies No.
- East Forty-ffth-st-. instead of in Barthoo-
news Church was originally planned. The
change has been made on account OF illness in Mr.
Sr.5e's only attendants viii be Miss Alice Baldwin
nd me little daughter OF Mrs. Chauncey Ander-
son Mr.. Ogden best man Will be Henry Bre-
Vs6rr Kane.
7, was announced a few days ago that the we'd
=,nr of Miss Edith Morton. daughter of Mr.. and
vrs Levi P Morton. to William Corcoran Eustis,
uoud take place at Grace Church. on Monday,
April 30 Slrs morton ana her daush'er sane"
from southampton yesterday
Several interesting engagements were announced
,ss, week. including that of Miss Maude l. Hall,
me Youngest daughter Of Mrs Valentine G. Hall,
and sister Of Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, 70 Laurence
Waterbury, second son OF Mr. ane Mrs. James
NJ WaterbuTT- The wedding viii take place soon
Another engagement Of interest 10 the members
Of The fashionable world that Of Miss Nathalie
Moss the third daughter OF Courtandt D Moss
and sister OF Mrs. Frederick o Beach 70 Johnston
Livingston ir a son of Mrs. Robert Cambridge
Livingston. Of Islip Long island Announcement
was also made Of the engagement Of Mrs & Lee
sister Of Omedee De Pau Moran. 10 DR.. w. Duncan
McKlm- brother Of the Rev Hasiett Mchlm OF
this city
# fs announced that the marriage Of Miss Marie
Robinson Lounsbery. daughter Of the late Stephen
Lounsberr 10 A Stewart Holt. Of this city. will
take place soon after Easter.
From Rome comes the news Of the engagement
u Miss M1glOnne " OOl&OFtn- daughter oA MS
Robert Woodwork Of this city 10 Count Pietro
Macchi Of Rome The wedding, Miss Woodwork
mas written friends in this city will be cee-
Grated tn a few weeks After their marriage the
eaI1nle WI. M ke their home in Italy Miss Wood
worth and her mother have been in Europe TOT
some time Count Macchi belongs TO a prominent
Roman family and is related TO Cardinal Macchi.
Mrs Dunlap Hopkins Of No. 2sS Fffth-ave-, will
give Tsp92 Er aIeF a} ond h h0'i0' OF
Tie engagement has been announced of Miss
Elsa Feeuv youngest daughter Of Dr. John l.
Feeny and George Bechtel only son Of the late
George BecFteI. Of Staten Island The announce
aaent Of the engagement came surprise, al
-hough IL has been well known 20 the friends OF
Goth families for some time that the y9nng people
would eventually marry Miss Feeily VINO Is tisiIt
zen wears Old IS sti a student II the staten Island
Academy. but viii be graduated in June MT
.re of Columbia and member OF the NETWORK
athletic Club. where ne mas won severAL neuais
father tre was left 70 Mrs. Bechtel. and Mr.
Becrtel is cow managing the estate for his mother
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs
Darwin G. French. Of No. 90 West Forty hfth-st,
Tor the marriage Of their laughter. Miss Ethel
Lillian and Albert Lester SteaTns on "Wednesday
.,eriug April Is Miss French viii be attended by
ler sister Miss Inez Enid French as maid OF nohor
Miss May Tutte ana MISS Grace ftie iI h
performed by the Rev DIT. Anthony H Evans a
reception viii be given al the home OF the or'des
parents
The %ev-Yo-k AIurnnse OF Wellesley College will
five Al entertainment for the benefit OF the
Wellesley College Endowment Fund at the Waldorf
Astoria on Monday evening. April % Beatrice
4erford viii give her original monoiogues ana
-re-a viii be music By Franz Kaltenborn Jonn u
oar-TaTart endowment fund. conditional upon the
,anceliug of the existing d@t3tIof the eoILesS ~
5eb- Of 100000 by June
The Monday Evening Bowling Club, managed by
Albert Handy viii hold It's last regular meeting
~ 7,c--oyr r,ighr Al the Tennis Building in West
For+v-6rst-sr There will be extra meeting on
Monday evening April Q. al which the names OF
The winners Of the season prizes Will be announced
The club. which has been one Of the most popular
y me L.enten organizations will conclude us
successful season with subscription dance az me
Bolkenhsvn 40 765 Fifth-sve-: on Ne9hesdssn
evening April .. The guests viii be received by
the paTronesses Of the Bowling cum MTs- "sseI
sv-ayne Mrs BENJAMIN ; = hurch anu N o I
women may De added 10 the lists Of patronesses
for this occasion
Recen- letters from London tell Of the gowns
worn by some Of the American women presented al
the Queens Drawing Room. Mrs Bradley Maruh
wore court train q rich black Tnous=eline yetoufs
aned with white satin duchesse fastened from the
centre Of the bodice. and caught up with large
sappnfre and diamond flowers. which were the only
trimming the train being made without tuiness al
The TOD and very wide al the bottom. Mrs Harry
Vincent Higgins was in a gown OF maUNe satlh
with Medici collar the front OF the gown was
trimmed with nauve p0npies ana ornaments Of
diamond gleudrops Miss Drayton. daughter OF J.
Coleman Dravtcu and granddaughter OF Mrs. Will
tam Aston was in presentation gown or cream
n9usseIine over white satin the skirt arranged
II series n tuc3zs from me waist % the hem,
where were three graduated friIls edged with nar-
ruchcs Of silk muslin, large spray Of lilies
~ the valley and jassarnine trimmed one side o.
the tucked bodice and the train Of cream Liberty