New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-17
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Wednesday did not occur until the early part Of
Thursday. There were present two persons who at
tended the wedding fifty years ago-Mrs. Mary
Logan, OF Wilmington Del. sister Of Dr. Poul-s
and Mrs Schuty. Of Smyrna. Del. the sister
of Mrs. Poulson Their five children fifteen grand
children and a number of cousins were the early
guests. kilograms OF congratuation were received
throughout the day. among them being one frsm
President Roosevelt and from the Rev. DIR.
w. T. Pray
Among the many valuable gifts received by Mr..
and Mrs. Poulson were 800 In gold from the Brook
lyn Conference. presented by Dr. Steel; $50 in gold
brick from his former charge in Corona. Long
Island; other gold pieces amounting to over 800.
gold loving cup. gold spoons and other table
articles
A few Of the guests were Harper Poulson. Of
Boston; Mr. and Mrs Howard Poulson. Mr. and
Mrs Ralkey Poulson. Warner PoulsOn: Mr. and
Mrs George Durham. the Misses Burnham. Mrs
RIDLEY Park, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. George
Bunty and the Misses Bunty of Corona Mrs. Mary
Mrs sehGty and Miss Cora schuty % smyrna.
Re Wilton BpTnham n OF HpGokyn MRS F9Sn
Haradon. DR.. and Mrs George Crump Robert
Crump. of New-York: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wiiiett.
Mrs. Anna Butler. Miss Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
Mr. and Mrs James Abram, Miss Emma Abram
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Of LawrenG C,
vana. and married In 1854 TO Miss Cora Wilmer
m0ssr PS the Ss Phadph o %P Poui
son entered o the ministry IN the ID Jpn Con
ences Of Wilmington Baltimore virginia and New
during the war Of the Rebeilion and was taken
prisoner at Gettysburg. Mr. and Mrs Poulson es-
! from General Benjamin F; Butler. in Virginia in
the year 1852 Mr.. PoulsOn has Iectured on temper
ance and other subjects extensively in this country
York and vicinity for eighteen years-Flushing
BROOKLYN, Jamaica. Villa ms2ridg;e Corona and
| York Preachers Meeting OF the Methodist church
At the last conference in Brooklyn he retired from
the active ranks of the ministry after service Of
forty-seven years without break In all that time
and Mrs Pouison will leave to-moTrow for Ridley
manently.
Daniel D. Freedman gave dinner at the Waldorf
Astoria last Monday evening in honor Of ex-SheriT
| Richard 2. Smith. jr.. Of South Horizon. Warren
| County. y. Y. who visiting in the city as a
DELEGATE to the Republican convention Among those
Miller and David Phillips.
Miss Leary has sent out invitations to meet the
members Of the Washington Square Auxiliary Of
Stony Void Sana tOrium tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at her home; No. Fffth-ave Brief ad-
| slcer and Edwin Markham
The Clio Club held its fifteenth annual luncheon
last Wednesday at the Hotel Savoy. Mrs. J. Henry
Mckinley. the president. gave speech of vel
come. and Mrs. Ellen NJ. Dow. Mrs. a. ". Palmer:
Siirs. aoWard MaCNutI; MIS- f-dWIu aIuel allu
Mrs William Gerry Slade gave greetings al,
dresses were made by George A WarburtOn and
the KEY Ut LOUIS Berry MIS-. Ella MARX ana VI
n. de BOr sang
The last meeting for this Of Thursday
Current Event Class will he held next Thursday
at II n at the Seymour. No. 81 West Forty
hfth-st. This class is conducted by Miss Adele VI
Fielde and organized by DIR. Anna F. Don
oghue. The membership is limited to twenty-five
and includes Mrs. Harvey r. Fisk Mrs. Henry
Doscher Mrs. Lionel Emdin. Mrs Washington
clarendon Miss Leila clarendon. Mrs. John Ches-
ter Emo. Mrs. Harry Morse. Mrs Willard r. Mack,
Mrs. William Nelson Cromwell. Mrs. Elbrtdge j.
Moore. Mrs JudSon. Mrs. Charles g. COwan Mrs.
Joseph b Thomas Mrs. Julius Hart Mrs Edwin
Whalev. Mrs. Arthur Herendon. Mrs Alfred De Cor
dova. Miss Florence Guernsey. Mrs George keister.
Mrs. Franklin Warner. Mrs. James a. ClaTkSOn.
Mrs. George Wilson Smith. Mrs r y. Jones. Mrs.
Alfred Hannah and Mrs. Charles Hogan Beginning
with November the meetings Of this class will be
held Saturday mornings instead Of Thursdays.
The first meeting will he held November 10 and
continue through the season
Judging from the happy atmosphere Of the gath
ering. the Daughters. during their residence in
New-York have lost none Of the traditional hOspi-