New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03

John Hill Prentice, of Brooklyn, and Miss Kate
Sheldon Harrison. of Philadelphia. will be married
also June II. at st. Pauls Church.
Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia. Mr.. Prentice is a
of the late John Prentice. of Columbia Heights,
and Miss Harrison is granddaughter of the late
William C. Sheldon, of Remsen-st. wedding
breakfast at the summer home of the Harrisons
will follow the ceremony.
The Rev. DR.. Reese F. Asop. rector of St AIMS
the Heights Is to be the officiating clergyman
at the wedding of his cousin. Colonel John Merri-
ken Carter jr:. Of Baltimore, Md. and Miss Pauline
a. Oh Man Tncn Is TO be celebFaed
Heavenly Rest Manhattan. with full choral service
by the choir Of the church
R. s. Forbes, of Brooklyn is to take part in the
commencement exercises at Harvard University.
The participants were chosen from the senior class
by competition.
The Dyker Heights Club celebrated the third
anniversary of the opening of the clubhouse at
Etghty-sixth-st. and Thirteenth-ave. on Wednesday
with an informal reception and dance
The Long Island Society of the Hall in the Grove
held its annual outing at the Farmhouse in Pros
pect Park Wednesday afternoon. This society s
the Long Island branch of the Chautauqua Scien-
tifc and Literary Circle. Miss X F. Kimball the
Headquarters at Cleveland. Ohio. made a speech.
The marriage of Miss Harriet Amelia De Graft
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. De Graft of
Seventy-second-st.. Bay Ridge. and William H. De
Nyse took place last Thursday night in the new
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Ovington and
Fourth ayes; This is the first wedding in the
church Both the bride and the bridegroom are
IheIhoerS OF the chor or Grace Church
Mrs Henry Sanger Snow. of Henry-st, went to
Rochester Friday night for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Heath and their son.
terday on the Kaiser Wilhelm H.
large number of Brooklyn teachers took an ex-
Slocum.
mrs Andrew j. Perry and Mrs. Cornelius Zabris-
ee e 10 SW for the meeting of the Fed
Members of the two Greek letter societies Of the
Manual Training school-the Phi Sigma Sorority
and the Sigma lambda Nu Fraternity-and their
friends had a jolly dance last Monday night at the
Farm House The cool weather of Monday added
to the pleasure of the dance, The patronesses were
Mrs Charles D. Larkins Mrs. H H Bischoff Mrs
e: Hawkins, Mrs H LIE Roy Mrs, j. A. spooner.
sseTt s Mrs Ms HazeR Mrs T Nook Mrs G V
Mrs. A. NJ. Clark. " ~ anu
The art exhibit of the Berkeley Institute on
Monday folio we'd in the evening by tabeaus
given in the hall by some members of the senior
class and few of their friends The subjects of the
tapleaus were scenes from a number of novels
A double wedding is set for Tuesday The brides
will be the daughters of Professor w. Irving Colby.
Miss Helen Frances Colby is TO be married TO Fen
nimore Daniel Biegel of the State Board of Health
and Miss Bertha May Colby is to wed Walter Fran
els hngsey of W be r. The
Syracuse, n. Y. who baptized both the brides in
ments Of Mrs John Lincoln Touse in the Arlington
in Montague-st. a wedding breakfast will follow
the marriages
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Harrison and Miss
Harrison. of Bedford-ave.. will sail within fort
night for Europe
Miss Jennie Outwater. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A j. Outwater, and Robert Clinton Smack. of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Smack. of Dean-st will be
married next Tuesday evening at the home of the
brides parents No. l22 Gates-ave. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Robert Mcdonald of
will attend her sister as maid of honor. and the
Alne sloan. Harry sch F Of Mandate
Sloan and Harry Smack.
w H Duncan jr. recently resigned his place as
librarian of the Flatbush Branch of the Brooklyn
versity Club Fifty-fourth-st. and Fffth-ave. Man
haitian.
David H. Cochran jr of Schermerhorn-st..
! one of the passengers booked to sail yesterday
the City OF Rome.
Henry E. Benedict, formerly of Wiow-st, left
here last week for his summer cottage. South
ampton, Long Island DIR. John r. Sawyer and
Miss Belle Louise Sawyer have also left town for
their summer home, The Pines the Shrewsbury
River. Mrs. Joseph T. TOmpkins. of No. % Gar
den Place to the Somerset Inn Bernardsville,
\. J., and Mr. and Mrs. William D. Jones, of No.
is Garden Place. will occupy cottage at Montclair
n J.
Covers were laid for forty the annual breakfast
of the Brooklyn Suffragists, at the Farm House
Friday morning. The decorations yellow. Mrs.
stephen H. I4oines, the president. made a speech,
Craigie
One Of the pretty weddings of the week was that
of Edward Luscomb Hitch and Miss Ida Hewlett
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George w. Hewlett of
No. 115 Decatur-st. The marriage took place on
Tuesday evening the home of the brides par
ents. and performed by the Rev Dr. w W.
Bowdish of the Sixth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church The brides dress of
with Renaissance lace trimmings, and she car
red white and sweet peas. Miss Ella Hew-
lett, sister Of the bride, maid OF honor Charles
H Hitch the bridegrooms brother, acted best
man.
THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
The Friday Afternoon Club has closed its twelfth
year The subject for study was India" treated
In a manner which touched only upon its re-
ligions and the life and influence of the natives
bu. also the conditions and changes which have
occurred under English rule. Special attention was
given the study of early literature followed by
description OF the architecture India it's pal-
aces. temples and shrines. the Mogul Empire and
its gradual decline through foreign influence
Plans already arranged for the programme