New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

Emily De Peyster; managers. Mrs. Thomas Town
send Sherman Miss Mary H. HoIdane, Mrs Fred
eric H. Belts Miss Edith Johnson. Mrs. John W.
McBurney Mrs. James Terry Gardiner and Mrs.
Charles L. Hackstaff. The votes were recorded
with silver pens ballot blanks bearing the crest
of the society and tea served during the prog
ress of the election Mrs Atterbury Mrs henry Ii9Gy
N the tea room and among those present % were
Mrs William Rhnelander Ms Mrs. M9m Piarnont ~ Mo
gan. Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones Miss Nary bin an
yaSs5S Ms Ms E9Ss5f Hds5To tSRg 4S%g
send Mrs. George Perkins Lawton., Miss Ruth
Lawrence Mrs. samuel l, r p.gFyea Mrs hiiafn Wifi
ta am Beecban Mrs Prescott Hall Butler and
Mrs. st. Stephen Townsend
The annual lecture on American history. given
under the auspices of the New-York City Chapter
of the Daughters of the American Revolution last
week was the occasion Of pleasant social gather
ing There interval for conversation be-
tween the two parts of the lecture and tea
served its conclusion. The lecture was given oy
Wesley z. Woodruff the Puritans and the ar
rangements were made by Mrs Elmer J. Post and
the following committee: Mrs. Donald Mclean.
Mrs Frank Fitzgerald. Mrs. Alfred c9ehrap @ Mrs
John stanton MIS- l. u saringcr Miss Rnnie
{. North. Mrs F. 3 Higbee. Mrs l.. f. Peabody
and Mrs. T. H. Whitney.
The wedding of Miss Harriet Newell Turney and
James Eames Thomas, of Boston VIII take place
tomorrow evening at the home of the orlde
brother Theodore Lyman Turney. No 2'4 West
Eighty-fourth-stl The ceremony Will be performed
hv DR. Hunter "a college mate of the bridegroom
The wedding will be quiet affair, only the immedi-
at families being present. The bride Will have no
attendant. but William T U1man or Brookhne'
Mass will act as best man. The brides dress Is
Of white crepe de chine and duchess lace. ana she
will wear diamond crescent gift from the bride bride
groom. Dr. r. NJ Southgate OF Boston "a ana Fr VI
Nm Nh Thomas was graduated at Harvard in the
class of 70 ard is well known as a master teri IN me tne
school textbooks. After short trip to Washlns I4t
ton Mr. ana Mrs Thomas viii live at t,a the Hotel ,
MaT kSGo5' fre@ e1s'9P to n5'o 70 o,cock T '
Mrs Caroline Gardner Abbott. daughter of Major
Willard Abbott formerly of Cleveland was mar
ried at noon On Thursday Homer Eaton keyes'
Of the staff Of Dartmouth College The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Lyman Abbott VINO IS
a relative of the bride. the home Of Major An-
bott No 2o5 West t'ifty-seventh-st Miss Sulla S
stimson acted maid of honor ana Conraoe SaAe H
Keyes was best man The d PTae Sbc "&s viii, We'll Of
tuIle and aouquet OF Eiies,9i H. H. ~. 80
bridssmaia d WGFs Foowed sW Nv wedding breakfast
then Mr and Mrs keyes left Tor the soath "here mere
~ the college year they will sail for Europe where
Mr., Keyes will SIeha E year st barmnlih little
earlier June 20. Major ABBOTT ana MS son VIII
leave for Japan
Professor and Mrs Richard Burmeister will give
=. eoire musical on Tuesday evening, Aprii :. al
Eote
a6 aIe6 The andience will include many well known
musical people.
The wedding OF Miss Pauline Johnson To FeFrand
n Brewer son ot the late John Bro"ar' OF f'VtI-
.,5. Drive will place Oh TUESDAY afternoon
.p-tI IA in the West End Collegiate Church-
1o rerforrna noes Of Sienor Antonio ParIsl
sic;fan Marionettes from the Italian Iheaue' Al
No e5s F,lizabetE-st.. VIII be gwen 10Y 'i'e t
- N. Nev-York Infrmary for Women and tha-
=, ., NendeIssoiia Hall the evening oi
T,rs,.v April a and the afternoon OF Satufaa!
.ril * Both performances will be given pa i.ar r
9api" r-ytb the same music and scenery that n
htit1aiv used in Elzabeth-st SYNOPSIS 81 ,se
Ial-le make II peTiectIH coii
utiI h1 given with the programme Y
b,I ~ the pIay Of the marionettes is ne "a
cnA % France" or the legends Of haIieuae.He
so1rd.S on The Song OF Roland Thish ~ tatti 81
afors William of Normandy al the Eattie 81
re.,ngs Among those interested in the re- 81
- nsrx Tor Women and Children are fhIhp "