New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

the Berkeley Lyceum on the evening OF December
% for the beneht OF Southern missions. The plays
are entitled The Three Miss Bddles'' Cups and
saucers" and Gentleman Jim The cast will
include Miss Alice HoWland. Miss Jeanette De Kay
and Miss Catherine Johnson. Edward Belknap is
=1g = he PLAYS The T PaTGness es SGs4 inS1de Mrs
Alfred C. Howland Mrs Benjamin 5, Church, Mrs.
Robert woodward and Mrs sydney Be Kay,
A fair for ,he benefit Of the Do Ye Nexte Thynge
Society for work among the poor will be
held tomorrow st the home OF Mrs. Maturin T.
Delaheld No. 40 Fffth-ave., between II ana 6.
There VIII be a number OF attractive tables, includ-
Ing entirely for babies. presided over by Mrs.
y A. Clsrkson. Miss Swords and Miss c. L. Board
man. The useful table will he in charge of
Miss Emily Norre. Miss Alice cIarkson ana Miss
Mary Ogden Photograph frames Of all kinds
will be sold by Miss he Ruyter and Miss White.
Al another booth may be found scrap baskets. sofa
cushions and lamp shades. in charge Of Miss Emily
Lyon. Miss Catherine Beekman and Miss Stephens.
'The fancy table viii be in charge Of Miss Lttell.
the Misses Armstrong and Miss Mabel Jones. Home
made cakes ana candy viii be sold by Miss ker-
noehan and Miss Georglana Wimerding; SANTA
Claus and two little Dutch peasant glrls VIII ais.He
the honors OF the grab bag, and AL sorts OF do!ls
toys, etc. may be foune az the Christmas table
Lincoln, jr.. Miss Helen Hamilton, Miss MaGeielne
satteriee Miss sarah Liyingston an9 ; MISS S sson;
are: Miss Annette Boardman. president; Mrs Low
e eorespondng secTetary Mss Madeeine satteree
nesqrong ssfT ss sn as4tSe work IN the city
slums and maintains peoples league ana a soeiai M
educational club, besides hnding employment Tor
those out Of work
The announcement has Just been made Of the
marriage OF Edward Martens of Mount Vernon to
Miss Adelaide L. Ballard The wedding ceremony
took place on November Is, with the Rev. Alex
ander W BostEick, OF New-York. as the officiating
MIR Martens is is ss6t ved5 Gf the aBa BSaTa Is
member OF the Mount Vernon city club ana the
The late Ger5 Martens commissioner Martens
met his bride a. Lake Mahopae last summer The
couple, IL II saio will occupy the handsome Mar
tens home in Mount Vernon after returning from
the wedding trlp
Dr. J. P. Nestler, of New-RocheIe was married
Wednesday night 10 Miss Loretta Raymond,
daughter Of Mr and Mrs. George Raymond. The
ceremony took place IN 81. Catherine's Roman
Catholic Church in Harlem. and performed
by Father slatteTy. George Raymond, brother OF
ne prloe vas best man. ana Miss MOTT was mac
tour OF two weeks IN Canada viii live in new
Roases aas Ehi'n he has Just built in 0en'Fsa's New"
Miss Maria woodward Baldwin. daughter Of MI
and Mrs. William II. Baldwin, Of No. IL Park-ave
Baltimore, was married last Tuesday afternoon AT
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, Baltimore. 10
Samuel McCintock Hamill OF Schenectady. y. Y.
formerly OF Trenton. \. J. The ceremony was per-
formed by Bishop Paret, assisted by the Rev.
Arthur C. Powell. the rector. The church
decorated with palms and large white chrysanthe-
muIns ana The altar was lighted with candles. The
bride, attlred in trained gown Of white satin and
point lace aud tulle veil fastened with cOronet
OF orange blossoms carrying lilies of the valley and
pray er oook, entered The church with her brother
FRANK Baldwin The maid OF honor Miss
sarah Baldwin, sister Of the bride She wore
pink satin crepe and carried American Beauty
roses. a Butler Duncan. OF NeW-York, was best
nan The ushers were Robert Emmett William
woodward ano Carroll Baldwin OF Newly York:
Horace Deyereux, OF Colorado Springs: Barker
GUNNER of Trenton. y. J.. Gist Blair and Blair
Lee. OF Washington and summerheid Baldwin. Of
Baltimore.
The women who have been working TO organize
the fair 10 be hello at the Waldorf-Astoria on De-
eember for the benefit Of the Mothers and Babies
Hospital and DispensaTy well satisfied with
the results Of their work. The last feature which
has been added Is restaurant where those who
ATTEND me fair may refresh themselves with tea
or even dine Some well known girls in society
nave generously consented 10 act mattresses on
TINS occasion In the evening there viii be in
formal dancing, and owing 20 the fashionable
patronage under which the fair Is held, Il Is eN-
pectea lhaI lhis feature will prove very successful