New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

ave. Will take place on Tuesday evening. April
u at St. Luke's Church. Clinton-ave- She will
marry George H. s.mms. OF Valparaiso. Cal. at
$50 o'clock. and reception will follow at Barons
The bride VIII be attended by Miss Christine Met
calf as maid Of honor. and by Miss Elsie G DioSsy
as as. bridesmaid Joseph R. Brunei. Ir. OF Atlantic
Walter shaw Julian Gittings Harry Vessel Of
Metcalf is the granddaughter Of Commodore Cald-
Well u 5. n Mr. Sin'ns is an sttache OF the
officer in the CHILEAN Navy.
Mr. and Mrs Donald s L. Lee Of No. 1ls willow
st, announce the engagement OF their daughter.
Miss Louisa W. Lee. 20 Clement Cleveland. jr.
OF DR.. and Mrs. Clement Cleveland OF No 80
West Thirty-eighth-st.. Manhattan. Miss Lee has
neeh popular Win the younger heights set Tor inc
Florence NJ Lee married Alfred L. Norris three
Cleveland has also a large circle OF friends on
the Heights.
To be added the list OF April brides is Miss
Edith Lockwood Taft. daughter OF Mrs. Enos Mel
Taft OF No. 1874 St. James Place. She is to
marry the Rev. Egisto F. Chauncey. at present a
curate at st. Georges Church. Manhattan but
about 10 become the assistant OF the Row ].
Church Owing 10 the brides family being in deep
The marriage will be solernnized by tho Rev. DIR.
William r. Huntington. assisted by the Rev. Endi-
Chantry frederick Chauncey brother OF the
bridegroom. viii be best man.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lottie f.
Anderson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William E.
Anderson Of No. 2O2 8fsdison-st. TO Carl Ernst
Virgien. OF Macon-st.
The date announced for the wedding OF Miss
duriel Isabel Bonnell daughter OF Aiming Digby
Bonnell. OF Garden Place. and Robert Forby Ran;
TTiHit pace "' '-''A tho '''" u TIC my
Mrs. Edward W. Hatch. OF No. East Fifty
eighth-st. Manhattan. gave a largo reception last
Monday for her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J. Hatch. In the receiving party
were Miss Hatch, Miss Van WaGenen. DIR. and
Mrs. De Forest and DR. Gilmour. Mrs. Hatch wore
q gown OF white embroidered crepe and her dhugh-
ter-in-law was frocked in pale blue. The color
scheme was pink and white; In the drawing
rooms pnS ba snnontments We're also in pinS
Delicately tinted pink shades were used in the
fectivey combined dinner was given at the
Hotel Netherland for tho receiving party.
The festivities OF Easter week were ushered IN on
Monday morning by the midday dance and leap
year luncheon" at the Assembly. The ballroom
was decorated with Easter lilies and palms. About
100 O'Clock buffet luncheon was served. and after
this cams the cotillon. about forty-hve couples
dancing. The patronesses were Mrs. Homer A.
Latin Mrs William Bruf. Mrs. J. Frederick
Alderman. Mrs. Henry Rogers Mallory, Mrs Will
lam II. Thurston, Mrs. William Carhart, Mrs
Francis II. Page and Mrs. Hersey Brown. The
girls on the committee Miss Helen Bruf Miss
Mary Latin. Miss Edith Thurston. Miss Grace Bed
ford Miss Lesley Ackerman and Miss Nellie Din
gee a midday dance there was an unusually
large number Of young men. the holiday allowing
a number of undergraduates to be present, 10
whom were given favors silver pencils. cob
mines bronze paper knives, brownies and Dutch
posters The girls received Marie Antoinette
chatelaine mirrors. pin trays. belt buckles and
crepe paper hats. The attendance included Miss
Dorothy Peters. Miss Dorothy Noyes. Miss Flor
ence Mallory Miss Marie Appleton. Miss Helen Ap-
pleton Miss Nathalie Thayer, Miss Helen Murphy.
Miss Jessie Stanton, Miss Elizabeth Woodward
Miss Helen Stanton Miss Edna Wood. Miss Helen
Wood Miss Helen de Selding. Miss Gladys Balch
Miss Ethel Adams, Miss Jean Adams. Miss Char
lotte Leach. Miss Irene Cave. Miss Orlena "a
bri.lie Miss Edith Evans. Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Ruth Miller Miss
1ssor,Ia LAYTON Miss Gertrude Taylor. Miss Mary
Childs Miss Mildred Bedford, Miss Marion Snow.
Miss Harriette Mygatt. Miss Mary Noyes. Miss
Edna Stoughton. Starr Donaldson, Caswell Stod-
lard Harold Bruff. William Cooper, Philip Nal
iory Howell Sayre, John French. Louis Young.
Clarence Campbell. Samuel Graham, Dorald Nc
Siove William Pratt William Phipps, Hastead
swan William Long Clifford Dunning Henry Day.
George S Odds. Jesse woodruff. Harold Pierson.
aUs,Sn Palmer r L. Brown Leonard Kennedy. +.
a Westbrook. Russell Bailey, George Skinner.
Srenben Van Culin Harvey Foster Nelson Dough-
ertY Francis Page. Kingsley Swan. T. Yale, Dom
old Abbott Frederic Herreshon. Alfred Botsford,
George Ciilchrist, r. Reed, Sydney Jones, Chester
thwait. H G. Nichols Sidney Snyder. Robinson
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