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New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
HARVARD CLUBS BUILDING PLANS.

At meeting of the Harvard Club last evening
committee appointed to acquire for the club the
property in the rear of the present club building.
If the property is acquired it will give the club
a clear stretch of land, extending from Forty
fourth-st to Forty -fth-st which ii is proposed
build addition to the present building. with
an open court between as was told In The Tribune
two weeks ago. The property is already in pos
session of members Of the club. who have promised
to give an option the property in case the
club should desire to purchase
A committee also appointed TO represent the
club in Cambridge at the presentation of the
boathouse, the funds for which were provided by
the club, to the students OF the university. The
club had already given a house but some time ago
1t was mysteriously burned TO the ground The new
house is TO be presented to the students before
the fall rowing season is ended The clubhouse in
West Forty-fourth-st. is to have special wire on
the nights Of the big football games this fall and
election night
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

AREsT-sqddenIy. at Tsnafy. n J. Friday. octo-
Der r. 1900. Colonel a C. DeraIes5 in his Ioth year
D. Morgan Post. G. A. R. members Of Military Order
teers are respectfully TO attend the funeral
services Tenaay Presbyterian Church Monday
Train leaves foot of Cnambers-st-. New-YOrk.
DIcKEY-suddeny. at Tuxedo Park. y: Y; on FRIDAY.
T. Dickey. Of New-York and dauEhter Of the late
Henry Louis de Koven Of Middiet9wn @ Conn ~, ,,.
Monday. October 10. at 10 O'Clock a
Chicago papers please copy
6f67ed husband cRsrIofs osSSFa fs!hsT 3
Relatives and friends are reTPsetfuy Invited ted To- to attend
1nerent at Mount Pleasant Cemetery at convenience Of
family.
Pomg0n Iks sIS 5.E Fdsy s5 October Dc gs T.
aFTShG Vhi. Mhsj snS isy Alexander Everett ' u
Notice Of funeral later
HARDCAsTLE-At somervIne n. J.. October Il. Joseph
Funeral vices from late residence. Monday Oco-
Der |, II O'Clock
I2 octavia Hobart widow Of Nathan Hobart of New
Funeral services at the Church. watham
Mass, Monday; at : p m 49, IL 49,. ,,-....
setts Central. al :35 p m, returning at S:24
OsBoRN-on Thursday. October H. at her Teside9ss No
I0T Il6tA-st Carrie A, beloved wife OF William
b Osborn only daughter OF Daniel :. Caroline
Funeral sunday October a. p n. First Collegiate
Church. I2Ist-st., 3d-ave
sANFoRD-At Milford Conn. Saturday morning
October 49, Emily Bull widow of the Judge David
c. Sanford. aged 90 years.
from All Saints Church NeW-MlfOrd Tuesday
October 16 AT o'clock
sAYRE-on Friday. october 1e. 1900 Montrose Penn
Daniel D
Funeral Montrose Penn. sunday. October IA 1900
SMITH-At Orange, y. J., Friday. October u Mar
garet Mum. wife Of G. Washington Smith, in the go
year OF her
Funeral from her residence. Berkeiey-ave on
Monday. October 10 al II a. m
wEsToN-on october IL 1900. Brunswick. n. :.
Katharine Weston daughter OF Henry L Janeway
Funeral Sunday.
A.-The kensfco Ccmeterys-Private station Har-
lem Railroad. 43 minutes ride Central
Depot. ONCE. 10 East 42d d-st.
TOmb.-Woodlawn Cemetery-Finely located Granite
Msuzolsum for sale. low price. Z. EDMUND MARKS,
I'D Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
DANCES AT THE KIRMESS.
GREAT INTEREST IN THE ENTERTAINMENT IN
ST JOHNS HALL WHITE PLAINS

GREAT INTEREST IN THE ENTERTAINMENT IN
ST JOHNS HALL. WHITE PLAINS.
\ kirmess is TO be given in st. Johns Hall, White
Plains on October 10. II. Is. 1s and 20, for the
benefit of White Plains Hospital The following
dances will be given by the society young people;
Minuet chaperoned by Mrs. A. L. Squires and Mrs
S B. Lyon; Spanish. chaperoned by Mrs David
Cromwell and Mrs. Harry Dykman; Tarantelia'
Mrs. G. W. Strong and Mrs. George w Wander
bllt; mirror dance Mrs j. J. Haley; military, Mrs
W H Lyon, Mrs. Groser and Mrs Miller; gypsy
dance Mrs. David Cromwell and Mrs. Wilson
Brown; Scotch reel, Miss Porter and Miss Will
iams serpentine Mrs. LIE Valley; carnival dance
Mrs J. c. Verplanck and Mrs. /. c. Platt; La
Manoa, Miss Fischer Indian war and moon
dance Mrs. H. G. V. de Hart and Mrs. Frederick
ketcham. and the rose dance, Mrs. w r Breed
and Mrs. S. H. Watkins. ,,,z
The klrmess viii be under the direction OF MISS ,
Lila Agnew Stuart. Great interest has been mani
tested by the society section of Westches.teT ana
the following VIII be patronesses: Mrs NfhteIaN
Reid Mrs. Trenor I. Park Mrs Oliver Hartman man
jr Mrs. August Gender Mrs jules Reynal' ,41,S 41rS
b Fordyce Leith, Mrs. Cornelius Fish Mrs Nj NJ,
lam G. Moehring, Mrs. Watson B. Dckerman AlTS-
John Christensen and Mrs. Louis v Sone. ". n,
Vanderbilt has just given liberal donation 10 the
hospital.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
THE NAVAL ACADEMY HAZING.
FIFTY DEMERITs IMPOSED ON \ CADET AS RE-
suit OF COURT MARTIAL.


SUIT OF COURT MARTIAL.
Annapolis Nd. Oct. 13.-By the provisions of
order issued by Richard Wainwright, superin-
tendent OF the Naval Academy. George S. Radford,
a third class cadet, receives fifty demerits and is
be detained the Santee for thirty days as the
result of the findings of the court martial which
on Thursday concluded his trial upon the charge
of hazing a cadet named Isaac D. DortSch the
evening of October g. Two hundred and fifty de-
merits imposed upon a cadet in any year
equivalent to expulsion. but, judging by Radfords
past department, he will escape this serious pun
ishment. as last year he received only fifteen bad
marks.
The testimony against Radford not dam
aging 10 the extent OF "hazing'-that calls for the
severest penalty, dismissal from the service 1t
is thought that unless phases of haZng crop
out in the investigation, the remaining cadets
trial will get of with equally light punishment.
The case of John S. Abbott, a cadet Of the first
class was begun to-day a similar charge of
having participated in the hazing of Dortsch. Lieu
tenant Bookwalter, the officer who discovered the
alleged hazing, and Cadets II. @. Cook and Dortsch
gave evidence in the Abbott case to-day. Their
testimony similar to that given in the RadfOrd
case Cadet Dortsch said he sang song, told
story and stood upon his head at the solicitation
rather than the importantly or demand OF the
upper class men who were in the room.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
MARRIED.

GRIEVE- -GOLD-At St Georges Church. New-York on
Thursday October II. 1900. by the Rev P. Sturges
Esther Fay Gold 10 Kenneth Hamilton Grieve. London
England. editions please copy.
MANNING-BAKER-At ''Hawkwood.' BaTston. Sara
COUNTY n. Y. Thursday October II. at noon. by
the Rev. Joseph Cary John 4. Manning esq. OF Troy
\. Y to Edith Baker. daughter OF Col b F. Baker Of
Saratoga County.
VAN RENSS E,LAER-CARPENTER-O October 10
1900 Trinity Church, Lenox. Mass, by Rt Rev
the Bishop Of New-York assisted by the Rev Harold
ArUwsmith Of the parish. Mary Thorn daughter
Jacob Bocke Carpenter Of Dutchess County
New-York the Rev Stephen Van Rensselaer,.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Oct. 19-The Atlantic Coast storm
is central tonight on the Virginia will
northward northeastward causing brisk high winds
the New-Jersey. Southern New-England and Massa-
chusetts Coast during Sunday Rain fallen during
last "a hours the Atlantic Coast States from Southern
Sew-Englard the Carolinas. Rain has also fallen
in Florida Southern California. Southern West
ern Colorado. The temperature has risen generally but
the changes have small Generally weather is
indicated except New-England, Eastern
NewYork, New-Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania Della
ware. Clearing weather will prevail Maryland. the
District OF Columbia Virginia. On the New England
and Middle Atlantic Coast brisk northeaserly winds
VIII prevail. Atlantic winds viii
be mostly fresh northwesteriy. On the lower lakes
winds will be fresh north On the lakes
fresh souheasterly warnings displayed from
Baltimore Boston.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
ReIialous Norires.


At SOUTH CHURCH. Madison-ave and 3Sth-st RsY
RODERICK TERRY. D. D. Psstos.-SeTvces az II a m
and 1 D The Pastor viii preach.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Lanox- ave and i2as-.t -
Rev. H p NICHOLS. RectOr.-Services T;3o. II a r.
3:45. p m
ST BARTHoLOMEWS CHURCH MaGison-ave and
44th-st. the Rev. DAVID h GREER. u. D. Pastor
Service the morning o'clock Afternoon sarvfce
o'clock. The Rev, Dr. GREER viii odiciate.
C ". LEADBEATER. OF London. lectures an
"Some misconceptions A bout Oea tn
Oct IL SIS p m. and On 'Clairvsyanes'
Oct II e:lS ,. m. Hall
100 EAst 22a-st- Fifty cents sduissoa
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
ToH sTERNBURG GOING TO 4 NEW POST
APPOINTED coNsUL-GENERAL OF GERMANY AT
CALCUTTA.

Washington oct. 13.-Baron Speck Won Stern
burg German Charge d'Afaires will sail next
Tuesday the steamer Deutschland for Germany,
on his way to his new post Consul-General al
Calcutta one of the four important stations Of the
German foreign service combining both diplomatic
and consular functions. Baron Won Sternburg
called AT the State Department to-day to inform
Secretary Hay of his transfer. and also TO present
Count d. Cuadt the First Secretary OF the
German Embassy who will Charge d Al
faires until the return Of the Ambassador, Dr Won
HoIleben. in the latter part OF November.
Secretary Hay expressed sincere regret al the ut-
rarture Of Baron Won Sternburg, who was in charge
of German affairs Tor a considerable time In the
most eventful periods of the war with spain, me
Samoan imbroglio and the present Chinese compn-
cations This has brought him into intimate per- per
sonaI relations with American officials at ratneI
scnta moments in diplomatic procedure and his
course al all times has received the warmest COM
Tnendstions OF the authorities here as calculated
10 maintain a satisfactory status of German-Amer-
affairs
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
GENERAL HARRISON TO START MONDAY

Friday night and did not start for Indianapolis
he intended. His sleeping tickets had been
cured and Mrs. Harrison and her little daughter
were all ready to leave the city General Harrison
said last night that he would be unable get away
from the city before Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
FATA PRESENTS NEW CREDENTIALS.

Washington Oct. 13.-Baron Fava. the Italian
Ambassador, called to-day by appointment. in COM
pany with Secretary Hay, on the President to con-
vey TO him official notice of the death of King
Eumbert and present his credentials from King
Victor Emmanuel. necessary form in such
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The wedding Of Miss Mary Harper Kerr, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Samuel Kerr, to Wallace James LusteT,
Of Philadelphia will take place on Tuesday even
ing next at the home Of the brides parents NO
6S West TWelfth-st.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Maysie M
Bruce daughter of Mrs. J. D. Bruce, Of No. loo
West Seventy-eighth-st.. to William B. Cragin jr,
Of IS oit
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDA1.
For New-England rain to-day and Monday except fair
in southern portion Monday brisk to high northeaserly
winds shifting TO northwestery southern
day.
clearing portion Monday brisk e high north
eastery winds the Sunday; shifting to north
westerly by Monday
or Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware,
rain to-day; Monday fair brisk high northeasterly
winds today, shifting L northwestery by Monday.
FOR Western Pennsylvania and Western NeW-Hork.
eraly fair to-day and Monday fresh easterly, shifting
westerly
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

EvaFts BENJAMIN Of No is5 west Fffyssys5nth; l56
st, are at the clubhouse at Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
for the month of October.
1t is proposed to form a skating club at the St
lNichoIas Rink TO be known as the St. Nicholas
Skating Club. The club is to meet on a special
subscription day each week. Monday being the day
chosen. The regular ice skating season opens at
the rink on Saturday November s. Among the
Of tine qEG Hew Il NJ Hars
D. Phillips Charles H. Sheriff. and Francis Louis
Very little has been said as yet of the annual
steeplechase, at the Whitney farm, which is
feature of Meadowbrook.' 1t is. however. TO be
arranged and will take place on Election Day.
This affair is one of the features of the Long
Island hunting season. The polo games eegan yeI ;I
continue twice and three times during the week
There will be stiu another suburban Horse Show
This will take place at the Riding and DRIVING
Club. of Orange N j.. on the evenings of October
% 26 and q Society in the Oranges will turn
out in full force Among those who are now al
their country houses in that vicinity are MI ana
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. at Overlook Mountain;
Mr. and Mrs John c. Wilmerding, at Beau Sejour
Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer, and Miss Van Rensse-
laer Mrs John Burke and the Misses Burke, Mr.
and Mrs Ira A Kip. jr, Mrs George Gordon
Byron and Miss Byron, and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Campbell and Miss Campbell Miss frances "a lamp t
winter Berkeley Hall The patTonesses 3rs are Mrs to
Oliver 5 Carter. Mrs Samuel Campbell. Mrs
Phineas P Chew, Mrs, Thomas 9. Conway, Mrs
Edward F Sanford, Mrs. Charles Jewett Mrs John
Van Vechten, Mrs. Walter Scranton and Mrs
Benjamin Shepard; The dates announced e are re- Fri-
dav January a. and Thursday, February 2S
on the Deutschland. which arrived from Europe
Yesterday. were Ex-Governor Levi P. Morton. Miss
Helen Morton and Miss Alice Morton. From the
steamer they were driven to their home. No. 6Sl
Fifth-ave where they had luncheon. Mr.. Morton
and his daughters took the $50 p. m. train for
ElIerslie their country home at Rhinecliff-on-the
Hudson. where they expect 10 remain until about
December l. The Misses Morton look very well
after their summer abroad Miss Helen wore a
tailor gown of dark blue cloth and a becoming
hat of brown straw trimmed with brown velvet
Her sister dressed in fawn coloTed cloth and
wore a gray hat Mrs. Morton is in Paris, and will
not return to this country for a couple of months
With her are Mr. and Mrs. William Cocoran Eustis
(Mlss Edith Norton Miss Lena Morton and Miss
Mary Morton.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
PARROT FOR SENATOR PLATT.

Somebody yesterday gave a parrot to Senator
Thomas c. Patt. Who sent 1t not made
known. and how Senator Platt regarded the gift
was not learned.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
RETURNED ON THE GERMANIC.

Roberr r. McGusty returned the Germanic
rrtasv from a European trip. and has gcne to
oyster Bay Golf Club for October
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14


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Try a Bottle of EVANS ALE
just made II the leading brand all
the country There is Evans Stout All dealers
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Tribune ONCE oct. Ia 1 a. m.-The weather yesterday
vas sho"ery The temperature ranged between IS degrees
and eo degrees. average (62A degrees being a
degree lower than that OF Friday and degrees
than tnat q the corresponding date of last
Inc weather to-day will be rainy
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
4 READERS OPINION or THE TRIBUNE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
II s worth a OF ordinary daiies. ana Is
. pure paper. Never lower Il A. a. FULTON.
Wooster. Ohio. Oct S. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
sperial Nonrss.

JAMES Z. SILO, Auctioneer.
43 Liberty street.
The First. Important Picture Sale O
the Season.
Representative Collection OF
f o r. Il q - AND a RICA<
AR I 1 = is
To BE sold at Auction.
Thu RSDAY AND FRIDAY.
October 18th and 10Th,
each day at 3 .. m.
Now on Exhibition at the
SILO ART GALLERIES,
IA Liberty street
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN uais diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tibunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tepers
tore as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

IN NBw-YORK CITY
Mall subscribers the DAILY and TRI-WEEELY VII
ehars-d cne cent copy extra postage addition to
c rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

n. j.. for the autumn. Mr. and Mrs. William
St. at the clubhouse at Ardsley-on- Hudson
for the month of October
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
REMITTANCEs
OFFICES

AdoreSs al communications relative subscriptions
advertlsenents to THE TRtRCNE- York City. Re-
or registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Nj and Mrs. Thomas L. James and Miss Har-
riet James. who have recently arrived from Europe
have gone TO their country house at High Wood.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Socially Lakewood is quiet yet. The Goulds
are at home with their guest, Miss Greta Pome-
roy, of New-York At the Laurel House, which IS
the only one OF the large hotels open, are Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Rhinelander and family, Mr.. and Mrs
T J. Oakley Rhineander and family, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick J. De Peyster and family and William
Y. B. Kip.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Mr. and Mrs A. Lanfear Norrie expected TO
arrive from Europe this week Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Barley will sail from Europe next Saturday.
They will 60 to Tuxedo for a short visit.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

PAINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples Germany
only The class @ nail matter FOR other parts
o. Europe VIII be b. this ship specially
directed BY her.
After the closing Of the Supplementary Trans-AUantio
Nails named above additional mails
opened on the piers OF the American English. French
and German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

wedding of interest to many New-Yorkers VIII
take place tomorrow the Church Of the Re
aasmer Bryn Mawr. II Will be that of Miss Ger
trude Berwind to Rupert. Baron Bockln Won
Bocklinsan. special train win take out number
of guests from Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. George
". Childs DreXel are al their country seat. Woo
ton Bryn Mawr, and they gave large luncheon
there on Thursday In honor OF Mrs. Arthur V
I,echs Of England. The engagement Is announced
~ Philadelphia of Mrs. Estele Capp-Damon 10
John Frederick ". Jost; the son Of the late Fred
ericE w Jost, Of the NeW-York Stock Exchange
s,rs Damon is the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Will
Of alrnFa
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

William E Iselin, of Rochelle. has just pur-
chased an automobile and may be seen daily speed
ing along the country roads.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

The marriage of Mrs. Frederick Lehman to
Charles S. Guthrie win take place, as already an
nounced, on October q. The ceremony will be per
formed at noon al the home of her brother-in-law
Robert c Cornell, No 80 Irving Place.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

(Should be read DAILY uy all interested ss changes
may any tiueO
Foreign mails for the ending 20 1900 win
eiose promptly in all The General Postoce
follows; Parcels Post Mails close than
closing time shown below Parcels Pest Mails for Ger
many close az p Monday ard Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

Life a. Tuxedo is one succession OF soliiiiS anu
driving and rennis plavtng and luncheons and din
nerg The cottagers have all returned from the
ys-ious sumner resorts. OF the entertainments Oh
the week which has passed there were dinners
given by AIr and Mrs Richard Mortimer MI ana
Mrs Charles 2. Alexander, Miss Eloise breese, -
Henry Smith the wealthy bachelor, VINO mas
taken +he T Sufern Taller house Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Tuckerman. Mr.. and Mrs; Richard Deta1s!o @ 9s
Rr and Mrs Addison Cammack and Mr.. ana MIS-
Henry * Poor. Mrs. Pierre Lorilard j., IS 70
give a series of musicals and to-day many OF t ne
cottages have house parties Ihs houseN al
the new club is yet TO take place. ana q pdl
vii be given which viii be one Of the most eiaoo-
Tete held al Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

The St. Louis, which left Cherbourg yesterday,
has a number Of well known Newly orkers on
board. Mrs and Miss ". Storrs Wells among
these. Miss Wells will make her debut in society
this winter. Others Mrs. Thomas W. Crdler
and Miss Cridler. and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Asher
Robbins and Harry Pelham Robbins who have
heen abroad all summer. Mr. and Mrs Harry W.
McVickar have left the Hot Springs and are now
at Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

For the week there have been some extremely
Interesting tennis matches. Among the visiting
7ayers were Laurence M Stockton. Of Boston the
Champion of America; ". Il Fearing, Lloyd war war
ng he sirass boIidays series Of international
matches VIII be played.
Ire first coaching trip Of the season from Tuxedo
took place last Friday. i was given by George L.
Dodge with his prize winners at the Goshen Horse
saow. The destination was Nyack and West POINT.
Ihe guests Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer
he Misses Preston Mr.. and Mrs W r. Garrison
Ar. and Mrs Z Victor Loew, Jr.. and Charles h
Sheriff. Luncheon was served at the St George
hote Nyack and the night was passed at West
roint the return being made on Saturday; The az
Twas for this week at Tuxedo viii be Mrs; stuySS
ttessnt Fish who comes from the Hot Springs OF
s.rglnie. and Mr. and Mrs Augustus u Julill&Io' J
amos J. French has gone abroad 1or Ihe autumn
The Baltusrol Golf Club viii begin its annual
match for women on Tuesday. Tea Will be served
oh that day, and carriages VIII meet the p. m.
shpfess from Barclay and Christopher sts at Short
Ts TT-s TIE match win continue during the week;
fsr .-ylse Is cosey SiI1cluIt ~eII a.. r..
is tanning. and the links are among the oest
-ersd. and all the famous women champion play
- VII take part in the match.
~ and Mrs James Abercrombie Burden, jr-,
io have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George W
-'eFolt al BiltmOre. returned TO New-York yes
,osy morning and in the afternoon went 10
.1A where they viii be th- guests Of Mrs. Bur
So parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas
ssTiI = Vt and Mrs. Burden will return 10 town
~ November. and Will axe possession OF their
- No East Sixty-ninth-st., which was occu-
- iasi winter ~ Nj and Mrs. John r. DreXel
ar Hermann Oelrichs will return from Hot
s'igs Va. tomorrow or Tuesday and viii oc-
- her home No. ! East FIfty-seventh-st.. in
se-5rlo % be near her sister Mrs William X Van
Oi5.r u. Mrs. Vanderbilt IS occupying Mrs.
.T H. 7 Belmonts house No 677 Fifth-ave.
hnoliwood Club. at Elmsford, is becoming
'Oflle rendezvous for society folk who live In
a. N'fthern part Of Westchester Almost every
-'aehlng and automobile parties are enter
ls there Paul Gilbert Thebaud Howard VIII
1'Sert c BostWick and Trenor L. Park were
Nose who have recently given dinner par
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14

On Saturday afternoon Miss Theodore Polhernus
-r-ayrf,-f5ga toa daughter Of Mrs George c. Trow
tridEe and Douglas Ludlow Gilman will be married
at the Brick Presbyterian Church. Miss julia a
Trowbridge viii be maid Of honor and Henry L.
Bogert jr Of Flushing. the bridegroom cousin
vii be best man. Douglas Ludlow Gilman Is d
grandson Of Henry l. Bogert, Of Flushing ana Is
commemorative related TO the Lawrences and the
Ludows and other old families OF tn9I SeCHIon 5I
among rs ushers will be Theodore L Peu, Gar
ence Wvckof Lawrence Bogert Gilman. Lhe0oore
Lawrence Rokert Anton Schefer. William IroW-
bridge and y. De Witt Smith
New-York tribune., 1900-10-14
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