New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
about May 10. and make their home at No "a

Lenox Road
The Alumni Association OF the Manual Training
High School gave delightfully."- informal enter
tainment and dance the Hotel ST. George last
Monday night. The patronesses several Of whom
the wives of the professors Of the school and
Val Mrs sbinn Mrs HIfred MscKsR Mrs
Hazen Mrs. W. 7. Powell and Mrs. f. L. Wander
pool
The marriage of Miss Mabel Ray Weller only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I. Shelby Weller and
Julius Herbert Keller, of Manhattan. was cele-
brated Tuesday night at the Church of Our Father,
Iefferts Place and Grand-ave. Following the wed
brides parents. No AZ Monroe Place
At the Church Of the Good Shepherd, McDonough-
st. and Lewis-ave Tuesday evening the marriage
of Miss Mabel Whiting, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Whiting of No. 433 Macou-st, and
James A MacMicken; jr-. Of No South Elliott
Renaissance lace and white crepe mozette. Her
bouquet was Of Yiolets After The first week OF
Miss Clara Louise TONES, daughter Of Mrs Cath
crime L. TONES. OF No II Morton-st.. was married
Thursday evening in Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, in Bedford-ave, Thomas Coleman Whit
lock. of Brooklyn. The bride attired in
gown of white Peau de sole, and carried shower
After their trip 10 Niagara Mr. and Mrs. Whitiock
Will make their home at No. 1S1 South Nnth-st.
euchre was given Thursday afternoon by Mrs
c. E. Donnellon at her home. No. $40 Carro-st.
Twelve tables were used. and fifteen games were
played The guests included some of the debu-
tantes or this season
A large reception given Thursday afternoon
and evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Vennette Francis
Peletreau at the home OF Mrs. Pelletreau's pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fisher. of No 81 Hasey-
a postponed wedding reception as Mrs. Pelietreau
has not been in The best of health this winter.
The engagement was announced last week of Miss
Jean Cartedge, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
CARTRIDGE, Of No 249 Clinton-ave., and Lester
The marriage of Miss Jeanette Shay daughter
Of Mrs. William T Shay Of No. 1873 Hancock-st.
and Walter Jerome Lapham of Gens Falls. n. Y,
news Church.
Under the auspices Of the Urban Club a charity
euchre party for the benefit of the Cuban Orphan
Society is scheduled for next Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Burchiu of No 1866
Greene-aye. are row occupying their summer
home in Penataquit-ave., Bay Shore.
The Monday Evening Bowling Club which is
composed Of dozen members, and which meets
weekly at the Pouch Gallery, will give a dance at
the Farm House next Friday evening,
Tie Contemporary Club marked the close of its
club on Thursday. There was n large attendance.
including a number Of guests. Mrs. Whiting Clark,
leader Of the club, the guest of honor. The
tables We're decorated lavishly with flowers and an
attractive feature the cards. painted in
water coiors by Miss Emily Craig. Mrs. A. Beales
presided and made address OF welcome, adding
an account in verse of the club its characteristics
and achievements. Mrs. Charles C PerpaN gave a
resume Of the years work, showing that a study
OF English history interspersed with an occasional
lesson in art. had occupied the time OF the club.
Queen Elizabeth, impersonated by Mrs Turner B.
Oliver. made speech referring herself and
times, and ending with some counsel to the club.
Then followed solo by Mrs. Walter c. Veysey. a
reading by Mrs. Forest W. Gallison, a solo by Mrs.
Oliver, an original poem by Mrs. Walter S. Good
nough, recitatons in negro dialect by Mrs. James
Frederick Lockwood, and a vocal duet by Mrs.
Oliver and Mrs. Veysey. Among those present
We're Mrs. and Miss Craig, Mrs and Miss Cheese
bro, Mrs and Miss, Warner, the Misses Beales,
Bruce, AthertOn Morton, Braker, Mesdames l.
Allen Becker. T. Galison, A. E Barber, H. Jarvis,
c. lockwood J. ". Collins, T. NJ. Austin, Sayre,
H Bardon. Leland, Walsh. White. H Brinckerhof
and Gates.