New-York tribune., 1902-03-02

An important Easter wedding will be that OF Miss
Grace Hubbard, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. D.
Hubbard. of No. go Quincy-st, and Edward NJ
Reynolds Of No 121 Lefferts Place. to take place
on Wednesday evening, April g, the home or
Mrs Samuel H. Coombs, the brides aunt, No s.
Bainbridge,st Miss Edna HGoo1Td WI aI1epbb
will be flower girl while Master John Walters VIII
bridegroom as best man and the ushers will be
Joseph H. Bearns. jr.. and James l" Hubbard
On Wednesday April 2 Miss Edith Mckee Thorn
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomson. of
No. 10 South PortIand-ave., and Spencer Merchant
Maben, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell Maben,
OF No. % Washington Square North. Manhattan,
will be married in the Lafayette Avenue Presby-
terian Church. The ceremony will be performed at
o'clock in the evening, and will be followed by a
small reception at the home of the bride. Master
John Edgar Thomson will attend his sister
master of honor" a capacity originated by
the bride The bridesmaids will be Miss Gertrude
NJ Locktt, Miss Nan Lockwood Miss F. Estee
Lockitt and Miss Katherine A RICHTER. John
Campbell Maben, jr. brother Of the bTidegroom.
tenant Spencer Merchant Bowman. L S. A. a
cousin of the bridegroom; Ralph Moore Thomson,
brother of the bride: Frederick William Loew,
Charles Clarke Warren Bentley Gardiner and La
canche Moen.
The engagements were announced last week Of
Miss Mathilde Louise Ludwig. of the Park Slope.
10 Edwin cgler 6 s Treat & of sea nn agsh
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henry Dunn, 10 l. Emer-
The Brooklyn Amateur Musical Club gave its
final afternoon concert last Monday The club
was assisted by Miss Grace Edith Thallon So
prano Miss Ethel Forsyth Little contralto: Miss
Doris Fuller. Miss Grace L. Hornby and Mrs
: Charles Merritt Field, who rendered vocal num-
piano solo The club rendered Lohengr1n,s Ad-
dFom Hesfs IN the Hgh
lands" and two Of Kiplings poems set TO music
Tea was served the end of the concert.
Bishop Kinsolvng. of Brazil, assisted by his
brother. the Rev Alfred B. Kinsolvng, rector or
Christ Church, will oftciate at the marriage OF
Miss Edith Grosvenor Rogers. niece of Mrs. George
Lee TO Noel Bush on wednesday afternoon, fa
ing with her brother,insIaw & and sister Mr. and
The committee Of young women having in charge
the Heights Eastern cotillon. to be given on Fri
day, Apri! Il. the Perrepont Assembly Rooms.
ia s6 OF Mf Mss aoe a. Mss Ma%n
w. Low and Miss Clara Ogden. No announcement
of the names OF the pAlTonesses has yet been made
Miss f. F. Eilers entertained the Kosmos Club
her home, No 751 St Mark Save. Tuesday
afternoon. After disposng Of the routine business
of the meeting interesting musical programme
presented. The sooists Miss Meta
Eilers and Miss Walsh, violins; Miss Ethel For
syth Little. con.rato, and Henry Alsberg.
The Young women's Guild of Plymouth. an or
ganizaton connected with Plymouth Church. is to
be benefited by the performance of operetta
early this month. Those in charge Of the affair
are Mrs Henry Allen Price. Mrs. Barclay Durham.
Price, Barclay Dunham and Mrs Edward Everett
Cady.
The Prospect Riding and Driving Club held it's
annual masquerade ride the Bedford Riding
Academy Monday evening. The academy was
decorated with palms and bunting. The ring pre-
sented animated appearance with the
colored costumes that were worn.
A series Of tableaus illustrating Monsieur Beau
caire" will be given at the home of Mrs Sidney V.
Lowell, No. 164 Columbia Heights. Thursday
afternoon. 1t will be the occasion of the meeting
Of Mrs. Fields Literary Club. Luncheon will be
served at 1913 o'clock and the tahleaus Will follow
Frederick MacMonnies is to be the guest OF honor
at a dinner given by members Of the Brooklyn In
sttute Of Arts and Sciences the Montauk Club
on Thursday. March 20 The details of the dinner
have not yet been arranged, but tomorrow the
committee invitation will be appointed. and
plans then made public. Mr.. MacMonnes Is now at
work statue OF General Slocum. which is near
ing completion.
Mrs. John L. Sheppard will give a musical tea
and reading at her home No. 10S Pierrepont-st on
Wednesday for the benefit of the freedmens
schools in the South. Mrs. Sheppard is to be as
sisted by Mrs. Daniel A. Fuller, soprano; Miss
Wemyss Burns, contralto Chester A. Cotton. barry
tone. and Master Van Dyke Miller. Miss Edith
Ayre will read.
Arthur Writings song cycle ''F1oriana,'' which
consists OF music set to poems by Oliver Herford