New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

ten, Miss Louise Noel Miss Lillian Y Andrews
ana s MISS Daisy Malcolm. small reception and
breakfast will follow the ceremony.
AT noon on the same day, in Trinity Chapel, West
IWenty-hfth-st-, Broadway, will occur the
wedding of Miss Enor Vernon Boynton daugh-
ter OF Mrs. John H. Boynton, to Pierre Pearsall
Lahens. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Lahens,
OF this city. The bride who Will be given away by
ler brother Theodore Y. Boynton will be attend
eu by her sister, Miss Boynton, as maid of honor
There win be bridesmaids Mr. Lahens.s best
nsan nan viii be his brother. Louis E Lahens The
ushers Will be Charles Edward Boynton. brother
-. ule bride and Arthur Stuart Walcott The
bnr blSar OF OIL the chapel the Rev. Dr. William H v!b
b ber. VIII ofhciate at the ceremony, which will
ne foLowed by a wedding breakfast at the home
OF the brides mother, No. s59 West Twentieth-st
Another wedding Wednesday which will inter-
est society VIII be that OF Miss Augusta McIllm
Davies TO Louis Mansfield Ogden which will be
ceiebrated at the home of the brides parents; Mr.
ana MRS. William Gilbert Davies No. % East
Forty-hfth-st 1t was originally planned TO have
GhS InIS Wedding take place in st. Bartholomews
groom's family the plans were changed 0niy the
relatives and small number intimate
VII be performed by the Rev. Dr. David H Greer
no ushs and the Brides only attendants VIII VIII be be
Ss,ro Mss Alice Baldwin and little daughter of Mrs.
VIII be Henry Brevoort Kane.
Miss Alice Maude Baldwin gave a small dinner
party on Thursday evening last at her home No.
west lhir'y-second-st-. in honor of Miss Davies
The marriage OF Miss Anna Adele Dom to Edwin
Deas Johnson will take place on Wednesday next
at, al the home of the brides sister. Mrs A V Ran
viii be small wedding.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Louise Goodwin TO
William Lewis Murray will take place on wednes-
Mrs Edwin P. Goodwin. No. 225 West Seventy
On Wednesday evening next Miss Florence
Brasher servoss, the youngest daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Elias Boudinot Servoss will be married
TO Frederick Morgan Delano at the home of her
parents No. 213 West One hundred -and-twenty-
Rev Dr. george Van pe R Waer Taf- by the
aaqIf FFTotestanf Fea 1 Episcopal Church Miss
Clarence Delano will be his brothers best man
Invitations are out for the marriage OF Miss Mary
Allison, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allison
day next, April 26. in ST Andrews Protestant Epis
twenty-seventh-st
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donald have sent out cards
for the marriage Of their daughter Miss Margaret
MeGregor Donald, to Dr. James Bishop The cere-
mHony Hy wl be performed on Thursday afternoon.
Forty-eighth-st, anu
A small wedding on the same day. but one which
VIII interest society, will be that Of Mrs. E Lee
Jones. daughter of the late Charles Moran. to DR.
" Duncan McKim, brother of the Rev Haslett
Try OF Grace Church Broadway and Tenth-st The
heV Dr.. William R. Huntington will oticiate at
TIE ceremony.
A pleasant incident Wednesday evening next will
oe the subscription dance of the Monday Evening
Bowling Club, which will be held at the BoIBen-
hayn, No 1853 Fifth-ave. The guests VIII be re-
ceived by the regular patronesses of the club Mrs
Wager Swayne. Mrs. BENJAMIN s Church and Mrs.
women will be ADDED to the list of patronesses for
this occasion.
The benefit for the endowment fund Of Wellesley
College 10 be held in the ballroom Of the Waldorf
Astoria Tomorrow evening promises to be OF much
interest. Miss Beatrice Herford will give three of
her dramatic monologues. Franz KaItenborn. the
conductor and vionist. will play and Hobart
ob5aned at no @ 9nd non 'se[ Sa ay 9
at the WaldorfAstoria
Philadelphia April 2-samuel \. AppIeton. of
Warrenton, Va. and Miss Mary Patterson Aber-
crombie Goodman. of Chestnut Hill "A suburb OF
this city, were married to-day at St PauIs Epsco-
grandson OF Julia Webstes daughteT of Daniei 5hf
Webster. The bride is - Fgreat-granddaughter of
General Abercrombie. They will i've at Warrenton
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander yesterday announced
the engagement Of her niece Miss Mary Crocker
10 Francis Burton Harrison, of New-York Miss
Crocker is the daughter of the late Charles F.
Croker of California. for many years vice-pres-
dent Of the Southern Pacific Company. She made
Mr.. Harrison is the OF Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Harrison, Of this city and a member of the
kniCkerboCker Club. He was gradua ted from Yale
in 1885. and from the New-York Law School TWO
years later He entered the office Evarts Choate
& Beaman. He served in the late with Spain
with Squadron A first. and later received a
mission from President Mckinley as captain and
Assistant Adiutant General. remaining
vice until January. 1893 He has since praCtised
his profession in this city.
Announcement cards for the season Of IsC0-'O1
issued last week by the managers, patrons
and Board Of Governors of the Wednesday COtil-
Ions. The dates chosen for the dances next winter
Tuesday evening. December (. and Wednesday
evenings January and %. and February 49, at
Ielmonico's The Board OF Governors, while re-
tanning some whose have been connected
with the Wednesday CotlOns from the start. such
as Heth Lorton, George II. Sullivan James l.
Johnson and Harry c. Adams. shows several new
names. The patronesses are Mrs. Algernon :. Sui
Ivan Mrs. William :. Trenholm. Mrs. oliver Lv-
ingston Jones Mrs. John X. Boothby, Mrs John
Furing Lawrence and Mrs. Samuel Spencer
novel feature is the appointment Of j Membership
Committee Of five men who viii supervise the mem-
bershtp list The committee IS composed Of Arthur
Ciouverreur Morris Robert Gimor, jr., Richard
Francis GoldsboTOugh. Montgomery Schuyler. Jr,
and Dr. Fielding Lewis Taylor.
An hour OF Scandinavian music under the patron
age Of Nine Torpadie-Btorksten and in connection
with the Scandinavian Department Of the Cuban
Fair will be given Mendelssohn Hall AT SIS
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon next. April %