New-York tribune., 1900-03-18


Crane brother OF the bridegroom; Daniel Leroy
Renon MaSros auften HSPpn Ws ESx Of this city
idge and Harold Coolidge, of Boston The mar
rage ceremony will be performed by the Rev DR..
Henry van Dyke.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Eisler. Sidney r. Ober-
fielder. will take place Thursday at the home of
the brides parents. No 12o East Eightieth-st.
The annual entertainment by the members of the
One Hundred Club will take place on M-Careme
Thursday at the studio of Howard Constable No.
attred in ghostly costumes. and. no doubt the en-
nexaton party given by the Organization last
year.
A fair Will be held IN the Astoria Gallery of the
Waldorf-Astoria Saturday afternoon. for the
benefit of the institution known the Baby Fold
at No. 353 West Twentieth-st. The institution
founded by the Misses Masters School Society
organization of the alumnfe of the Misses Mas
ters School. at Dobbs Ferry 1t is badly need
of funds to carry its work among the deserving
poor The fair will offer many attractions outside
of the usual booths which many things useful
arcs anG nan cha & BE PHI n at II,
itan String Quartet play in afternoon alter
nstey with the Peterkin Orchestra. Among the
Harris e. Adriance Mrs John T: Terry: Mrs; Louis
Edth Brenoort Potts Miss Hen Mrs
George c. Hollister Miss Elizabeth Knevals, Mrs.
Miss Louise Geer, Miss Murel Gould and Mrs
Howard Clark
The Committee History and Tradition of the
Colonial Danes of the State of New-York will, by
permission of the Board of Managers, give the
afternoon of March p entertainment consist
ing of Colonial tabeaus and songs and ances
trail portrait gallery. 1t will take place at the
Waldorf-Astoria at p. m. and is to be given for
the purpose of raising funds for the purchase and
publication of rare documents recently translated
he Duf frh and lIph
the early history of the State of New-Yorx. The
following artists have consented TO pose the tab
leaus and portraits Walter Satterlee, Alfred c.
Rowland and J. Wells Champney Three large
tableaus will be devoted TO scenes which the
old documents refer. The ancestral portrait gal
lery is a feature Of exceptional Interest as heroes
sented by their descendants. who will in many
cases wear costumes handed down from earlier
the State Of New-York. which is a State branch
the H pTeservaton of historical papers Its work for
the sick and wounded during the war with Spain
Phippines Phi has sonewhat oyeTDurdened its
tinue its publications. in order that no side Of its
duties may be neglected The The, purpose toward ard
appea oe lovers ' Of the
OF the plan will doubtless insure success.
Miss Carrie Stewart Browne daughter OF Stew
art Browne of No, West Eighty-frst-st..
married at noon yesterday to William Lee Hoskns.
Angels Church. the ceremony Being performed by
the Rev. De Lancey Townsend, the rector.
1t is announced that the marriage OF Miss Anne
Parker daughter of General Amasa Parker. of
Albany, to Dean Sage. r,, of the same place. will
take place early in June.
Miss Maud Eden, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. John
Herman Eden, Of No. 16 West Forty-sixth-st. and
Ralph t Rokeby whose wedding will be celebrated
IN St Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Madison-ave and Forty-fourth-st.. on Easter Tues
day April II. will after their marriage occupy tne
Mrs. Eden will spend the summer months In Eu-
rope.
Mr and Mrs Edward J. Berwind, OF No. East
sixty-fourth-st.. who building villa at New
port. will sail for Europe for stay of several
months on Wednesday, April L.
The wedding of Miss Mary T. Lawrence daugh-
ter OF the late Henry E Lawrence, of No. 81 East
Twenty-ffth-st.. to Francois NJ. Tonetu. the
chantry of grace Church Broadway and Tenth
St Only the fs % t o snS 9 sw be- 1e ehe
to witness the ceremony which VIII be perTorm@ea @
brides family is in deep mourning there will be
reception.
An afternoon euchre for the benefit Of the Pascal
Institute a training school for working girls in
sewing and @ res bn In The oe and an Thn Hly
day April under the auspices Of the international
Sunshine Society.
Mrs George R. Walker will be married to Mr..
Whaey, of Charleston S. c., in St Thomas's
Church on Monday, April 30. Mrs. Walker. whose
first husband was the British Consul at Charleston,
was before her marriage Miss Annie l. Keitt of
last August married Miss Julia J. Graham, step
daughter of Alexander Robert Chisholm, of this
city.
A matinee tea has been arranged by the managers
of the Mothers and Babies Hospital. and Will be
given at Day's Theatre Friday afternoon next
under the management OF Mrs Robert Osborn.
rr.- cict Of ma a.
sented by eminent artists. In "Nanette," Miss
Anglin, Edwin Arden and William Courtney Will
appear "Papa's Wife" will be played by Miss
Elaine Terriss and Seymour Hicks. The charac-
ters in "A Pantomme Rehearsal will be taken by
Miss May Robson Miss Grace Ellison, Miss Alison
Skipworth. Miss Jessie Busley. Ferdinand Gott-
schalk Maurice Farkoa, Grant Stewart and Eric
Hope. Mrs. Clement Scott and William Gillette
will appear in George Grossmiths play winning
a Widow" and Mrs. Kendall and the members of
her company will be seen in The Cape Mall Tea
will be served in the lobby of the theatre after the
performance. Some of the women Interested IN the
hospital Mrs. Frederic A. Bell Mrs. Walter
sam, Mrs. Vernon c. Brown, Mrs. Sewen T. Tying,
Mrs John Dyney Prince, Mrs W. Melville Harlan,
Mrs. NJ. S. Bromley Mrs David WILLIAMS, Mrs j.
Flint jr. Mrs. Thomas Blake Kent, Mrs. Samuel
w Fairchild Mrs james Taylor Soutter and Miss
E. W. Brown.
The wedding OF Miss Edna Meeks to John E. Car
penter will be celebrated at o'clock Thursday
afternoon April 49, in the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest. Fifth-ave. and Forty-hfth-st
The members Of the Saturday Evening Roller
Skating Club held their second meeting last night
at the Berkeley Armory. No. 25 East Forty-ninth-
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