New-York tribune., 1901-01-06

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The marriage OF Miss Josephine w. Hollenback'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John w. Hollenback,
and Louis Van der Perren Twyeffort, son OF MI
and Mrs. Louis p. Twyenort, was celebrated on
New Years Day, at the home Of the bride, NO
4so washington-ave. Miss Anna w. Hollenbacx'
sister OF the bride. acted as maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Amelia B. Hollenback'
Miss Juliette C. Hollenback. Miss Nellie Twyenort,
Miss Elsie w Twyetfort and Miss Mabel kay, aEooI Sl
n. j. The best man was Walter Twysfforpt; po
Bes Besoss ssneaf abeTt Merf FISH, john Fiske and
oltn Wilson all Of Brooklyn. and Edwaro N n
P5T Paris. Wy e''O'' '1e0 ''
Announcement has been made Of the engagement
of Miss Helen f. Condor, daughter Of MI and
Mrs John Condor, of no. l39 Lincoln Place, ana
Horatio H. Phinney, of Boston
The marriage of Miss Florence NJ. Lee. elder
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Donald S. L. Lee ana
Alfred L. Norris, of Mrs. John b. MOTIFS. VIII
be solemnized in Grace Church. on WEDNESDAY az
fernoon, January %. Following the ceremony there
will be a small reception at the home Of the BRIDE
parents No. us Wilow-st Miss Louisa w. Lee
younger sister of the bride prominent deDutamte ante
Sf Sfidesaids sas sshsOR VIM ~i be Miss h Frances norris SIS
ter Of the braegroom' Miss MaSeiesne and
Miss Agena V. Wheeler OF srooklyR; MsS sI,s Emf af
Manhattan. and Miss Marion Richards OF North Sssa
AttIeboro, Mass. Jay +. Carlisle wi4 be me pes'
Rasmus. Frederick l. Pearsa. Lemuel G. pe,aS Bene-
DICT q w6aaMaSa 1Ts ksaaTas a6s j. NOTris ophaht
An attractive entertainment will be given at the
Pouch Mansion Thursday evening, January a.
under the auspices Of the Thoughtful Circle. Kings
Daurhters for the benefit of the Rainbow Cot st.
Johns Hospital The programme VIII be given oy
Miss Julia f. Aver, reader. and Miss Grace W.
I3eagle contralto. assisted by Miss Helen M Burf'
harpist: Miss Laura Wheeler violnist' anu s niss
MAY CoIson pianist Some OF Miss Ayers most
srcoessfl readings have been in Scotch and South
ern dialects Miss Heagle for several years mas
been the solo eontralto at The Memorial PfeIgg Eg
sn 5a ese4 ehgTeh nd aihs IS with the woma
String Orchestra Of NeW-York NE NE
Bailey Mrs. Peter Bogart Mrs II Y v sr Branan' nan
Mrs fSSa1s San T. 4s Geess smea MFT EDDY Mrs wa
Graef. Mrs John B. Greason Mrs A: d G9aaar,a' G9S,a'
Mrs. Calvin Edward Hull, Mrs. Clarence Irish
MIS- MIS- Mes ARnsE McSahsTs 6 M MEs Emma E l. Pra Mrs
William c. Partitt Mrs. Chester j. Richards Mrs
HsrrT la1K L. Thompson. Mrs John B. Van Every and
Mrs. St John Wood.
The Polytechnic midwinter ball this year will be
of general interest. the president. Henry Sanger
Snow, having introduced a radical change In It's
management. In conjunction with the Glass Com
mittee the following men have consented TO act;
wyllys Terry, Norman S. Dixie, Arthur NJ. Hatch,
DR.. William b. Brinsmade. Howard Haslehurst, T.
"a b.5e g be mted sbacrpon list but each
subscriber will be entitled to five invitations He
is expected to send in the names OF his guests In
advance, however In order TO make the dance as
exclusive as possible
II has been decided by the managers OF last
years series of dances known as the Twenty-Ninth
TO give only dance this season. 1T Will take
place Thursday evening, February 2l. at the
Farm House. Prospect Park The members of the
committee In charge are c. Stacey Bender. Clar-
ence n. Day and Clarence r. Leach The p9tron-
81 Lord. Mrs. John H. Halock Mrs. Edward G.
R.egs. Mrs. George Y Leach Mrs u.s. Frank di,,lRr r
Stokes, of Manhattan
Among the Brooklyn folk who spent New Years
at the Homestead. Hot Springs. VT. were Mr. and
Mrs. Horace c. Du Val
Mr.. and Mrs James A. skilton announce the
marriage of their daughter. Celinda D. Bishoprick.
10 Wvllys s. Abbot on Thursday. January 3, In the
Church of the Incarnation; MI ana Mrs. ABBOT
Will be at home the Avenue House, Evans
ton, III
The marriage Of Miss Carol Messenger, daughter
~ Mr and Mrs Henry NJ Messenger. of Wrentham,
Mass and William P. Fl. Bacon son OF Francis
paoon of Manhattan, will be solemnized in Plym-
outh Church wednesday. aJnuarg Is After me me
brides brother and sister-in-law. Mr snd Mrs:
Messnger's only attendant will be her little niece.
Miss Hazel Messenger.
The marriage of Miss Helen j. Campbell, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Campbell OF NO. ~
15erkimer-st and DR.. Henry c. Keenan,, son OF MI.
and Mrs James keenan,. of ST JaHess Place. "ili
ne soIernnized on Wednesday evening at the Church
of the Nativity. The ceremony will be followed by
q small reception at the brides home Miss Mae
a. Fddv cousin of the bride, viii act as maid OF
Ssmpbeii another cousin: Miss Ella Keenan,; sister
~ the bridegroom. and Miss Rita Penoas AiDeft Dc
keenan, will be best man
The wedding OF Miss Louise Gregg. daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ. Gregg, and David b. Bah
cock will take place Wednesday at the home OF
the brides parents. No. 4s South Portland-ave.
small reception will follow the ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Rachel l.. Smith. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Smith, of No. 1877 Washing
ton Park, and Charles e. r. Lewis was celebrated
on Tuesday night at the home of the brides
narents The bridesmaids were Miss Lulu Hagan
and Miss Edith Shopper. of Newburg, N. Y The
ushers Edward L. Allen and George j. rear
son The ceremony was followed by & RECEPTION edor
H. Moodford Miss Woodford. Colonel and Mrs
snd M Digs Mr and Mrs w Van wck
OF washington: the Rev. DIR. David Gregg and Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Mathews
The second of the Berkeley subscription dances
was given on Thursday evening in the assembly
room OF the institute. The Dance Committee In
cluded Miss Henrietta Jones. Miss Elsie Fuller,
Sisra R ADAMS and Miss Julia Sherman. Among
the patronesses were Mrs. WILLIAM ~ ,Zisgler' MIS-.
William F. Fuller Mrs. James II. Oiphant Mrs;
Herbert T. Ketcham. Mrs. Adophus r. Day. and
Mrs. Peter Dun
Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN l.. Bedell celebrated the
hftieth anniversary OF their wedding Thursday
at their home, No 22l5 Eighty -third-st., Benson
hurst with a reception from until 10 p. m. The
drawing rooms were decorated with holly, palms
and Christmas greens. The guests received
by Mrs. Charles i. Bedel and Miss NJ. L. Clark;
Following the reception there was a general
Ynerryulaking, which lasted till midnight.