New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-23


Minister TO Belgium. and Abbott Low Dow. OF the
Heights mfr. Dow Is cousin OF Seth Low and
a. 30 AGw ana the father o. MIS- Ernest Sre sTs
Cornelia and Miss Caroline Dow
From Lakewood comes news OF the engagement
Of Miss Eleanor Guthrie Painter. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Park Painter. OF Pittsburg 70 Lieutenant
Harrie Ford Reid Artillery Corps. U. 8 A
To be added to the list OF November weddings
are those OF Miss Julia Jerman Ketcham. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Ketcham. OF No. 21s
Gates-ave.. and Joseph Tuth Duryea Cornwell.
William Hilton Williams Of No SIs Un.on.st and
Charles William Frazier. son OF Mr.; and Mrs
been set.
Mrs. William F. Ford. announces the engagement
OF her daughter. Miss Ethel c. Ford. to George
Aston Jenkins Of Stamford. Conn. The Fords
made their home at No 50 Garden Place until they
vent to England three years ago. where Mr. Ford
the Hotel st. George. but are now living in STAN
ford. Conn. The marriage will probably take place
early in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Madison Afford of No.
800 Park Place. announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Alice Afford, TO W. Wilson Stephen
son. Of stuyvesant-ave
The dancing set on the Heights greatly dis
appointed at not being able to give the holiday
dances at the new Heights Casino There Is hope.
however OF having It ready for the Easter dances.
mo Junior CctlIlon 70 be Eeld on New easI Eve
has been abandoned. but the probabilities are that
will be given in the spring. Those who have
consented to act as patronesses are Mrs. Alfred l.
White, Mrs. George hoffman. Mrs William c.
Low and Mrs Horace c. Du Val The date now
set for the first Primrose dance is Saturday. No
venber q, it having been changed from Friday,
November u. TO acconEnodate the UNDERGRADUATES
the second dhace Is sGneq resda aTr En bjcb
has been changed from the previous day, becauye
VIII ba If b wP e2Tep6S Assembly Rooms pnG
the third at the new Heishts Casino. providing it
Adams, Mrs. William G. Low. Mrs; Robert Mallory.
Mrs Mrs. joseph H sntphln Mrs. Francis H. South,
wick. Mrs. Sydney L. Smythe, Mrs William L.
The date set for the first holiday dance Is FRI
day. November Is. and the patronesses are Mrs.
wniqm H. Qoughsrty; Mrs william p C, CaFh5s9Et.
Henry F. Noyes and Mrs. Francis H. Page.
The nrst Of the Sycamore Dances, which were
given under a different name last season. win be
held at the Pouch Gallery on Monday evening No
veTnber Z. The committee includes John S. Keegan.
Frederick J. HUH and Valentine c. BradeIl of No.
49s Grcene-ave.. who is also the treasurer. The
patronesses are Mrs Edward EarT Brtton. Mrs.
j. Hubert During. Mrs. Thomas A. Ennis. Mrs.
John L. MOllenhauer Mrs Henry Mackay. Mrs.
George W. Reichman and Mrs. Henry Clinton
Smith
Those recently returning to town include Mrs.
John B. Woodward. Miss Mary B. Woodward and
Mrs. Robins Woodward. of No. $50 Henry-st.. from
Greenwich Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Jones,
of No. 7sO st. Mark's-ave.. from Buchwold Say
Vile Long Island AIr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Fabre.
of South Oxford-st.. from Bay Shore; Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Tilden. of the Hotel Margaret from
Caldwell N. j.; Mr. and Mrs William H. Nichols,
OF No 361 Clintopave.. from Glen Cove: the Charles
O. Cateses. of No. As Plaza Place. from Glen Cove;
Colonel Robert B. woodward. of No. 11S Pierre
pont-st. from Great Darlington; the E. T. Bed
fords. Of No 1a Clinton-ave.. from Elm Villa,
Greens Farms, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. James Mat
thews. of No EOS Berkeley Place. from Southod.
Long Island; Mr.. and Mrs, Winchester Rouss, Of
No al Park Place. from Port Chester: Mrs. James
Hardie. Of No 154 Eisbth-ave.. from Windy Kncwe.
Lake Placid, n. Y: Mrs; George H Henshaw and
port the Jeffery Amherst Wtsners. of No. 459
,aIn n619 Nf from no Tda%oH II o MIS- M
wich. N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mumford, Of No.
Wam Beard and Mrs l Daisy Beard shuts Of
No 40 Amty-st. from Manchester. Vt; the James
St, from the Jumpers. Weetport point. Mass. and
the William P Eddys. of 80. 272 Clifton Place,
from Sea Cliff.
The Henry I. Judsons Of No 116 WiIlow-st re-
turned from Belle Haven few days ago Miss
Helen 7. Judson. Miss Grace Knowlton and Miss
Frances Williams are to leave Monday for St Louis
Another home wedding of the week was that OF
Miss Marion Lahey Fawcett, daughter Of Mrs
James Mark Fawcett of No. s. Hancock-st., and
Theodore Frohne. The bride gowned in white |
messaline and duchess lace and carried American
Beauty roses. The maid Of honor. Miss Marguerite
H. Fawcett, wore frock Of white crepe de chine
and carried marguerites and maidenhair fern. Miss
Fawcett was given away by her brother Lewis L.
Fawcett. and the Rev. DR.. Bertrand NJ Triple, pas
tor of the Embury Memorial Church oficated.
John c. Fawcett was best man. The rooms were
DECORATED with American Beauty roses and ferns
The attendance was limited to relatives and near
friends; M and Mrs. Frohne will live in the
Bedford section.
MALE CHOIR AT THE CATHEDRAL.