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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-15

Northern Democrats are evidently at
last recognizing that some Of the
strongest men In their party come from
below the Mason and Dixon line. Hon.
Holxe Smith Of Georgia was selected
to open the campaign In New York.
Senator Joseph Bailey OF Texas has
accepted the invitation to start the
fight IN Brooklyn. Hon. John Sharp
Williams of Mississippi will help the
cause along IN Massachusetts, and
with ex-senator Davis of West Vir-
gnia. practically Southern man. as
Judge Parker's running mate II begins
TO look as though the South was at
last coming TO its own again.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-15

Tho Root boom is on again IN earn
est In New York and Republican poll
tlcians are insisting that he become
their candidate for Governor. Does
this inslstcnco on tho candidacy of
the cx-secretary Of War mean that
there IL no other Republican OF prom
inenco IN New York or does Il Indicate
an increasing fear as To the results OF
the election IN that state2 This ques-
ton la one which, answered either way.
shows that much ~ the Republican
claims of certainly carrying New
York; Is mere campaign thunder.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-15
JOIN w. CLARKE.

81 Barnard st. Ga. Phone 206s.
buy and sell city and suburban
property.
can increase the revenue from
your buildings. 1 rent houses and
apartments OF every description.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-15

DE SOTO HOTEL. Savannah. Ga
Open all year. Large airy rooms;
1000 feet piazzas; 100 rooms with
private bath. Open air cafe. Illumin-
ated grounds. Golf links and sea
bathing within easy reach. Summer
rates June to October.
sALUDA, y. c., SUMMER RE
sort: L can accommodate a few more
people: terms reasonable. Address
Mrs. J. Baumberger.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-15

Nov Delaware is Joining Wisconsin
and Mnnaanhunctta and sending any
amount NJ worry 10 the Republican
camp. The Addicka men claim they
have not been rightly treated by the
President. dcrpiic the fact that their
delegates were recognized at the ma
fiOunl convention. Delaware has but
three electoral votes. but tho efforts
made BY the Republican managers 20
pafch 70 tho dlniculty shows that
they feel that they cannot AFFORD to
lose even that small u number.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-08-15

Becaune of lack ~ proper handling
tho carioad Of peaches cent from Rome
~ the North Georgia Hospital arrived
in deieriorated condition. Tho re-
sut was d decided falling on ~ tho
amount which The hospital authori-
ties had hoped 10 realize. u would
seem that more hearty cooperation
should have been given by tho rail-
roade IN work mat was purely char
table. npd the uecesaary amount Of
bee furnished 20 preserve tho peaches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

appeared very successfully Kate HardcastIe in
the clubs performance of she StOOps to Conquer"
last spring which raised $1,000 for the scholarship
fund.
The cast follows: The Duke. Kate Dickinson;
Duke Frederick Margaret Burke; Amiens. Hattie
Webb; Jacques, Miss Burke; lie Beau Miss
Strauss Jacques de Bots. Miss EichhOld; Orlando.
Bertha Ellison; Oliver. Maude Obermeier; Touch
stone, Jessie Fraser; CORN. Stella KrOCh; SiviuS.
Ella Lully; Charles. Jennie Topping; Adam. Julia
Deucher; William, Miss Jenkins; Hymen, Elizabeth
Castle: ROsalind. Elma Smith; Celia, Lille Bern
hard; Phebe, Nellie Franck. and Audrey. Josephine
Nevison. Miss Clara Burns stages the piece. Elsa
Packer bruch is general manager. Lillian Epstein
leads the girls orchestra that furnishes the IN
cidental music.
The university extension committee OF the AsSo-
ciate Alumnae of Normal College Will give an IN
formal reception Saturday afternoon, April 10
from 3 until s o'clock. at the Manhattan Square
Hotel, No % West Seventy-seventh-st-, to meet
Mrs Maria Kraus- BOelte. Miss Virginia s Keith
James z. Peabody. Professor Earl Barnes. Fro-
lessor G. c. d. OdeI and Julius VI. Johnson
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give its second concert Of the Wednes-
day evening at the North New-York Congregation
al Church at wiIlis-ave. and One-hundred-and-for-
ty-ffth-st. The programme will include songs by
two Of the members of the Alt Glee Club, OF
which Professor Clarence T. Steele IS the director
and a male semi-chorus; solos viii be given by sing
of local reputation. The officers OF the Am
phion are Thomas ]. Higgins. president; James j.
Bennerlein vicepresident; Miss Ethel Nelson, sec
rotary; John II. Vogt. treasurer; Clarence T Steele
musical director. These with Miss Isabelle G,
Dodd and Hamilton +. Dean. constitute the board
Of directors. The associate membership includes
some OF the best known people in The Bronx
among whom Joseph II. Goulden. DR.. Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

II. Darlington. Mrs. Peter Krchon. Mrs. August
Vogt and Miss May smith
Those who have enjoyed the whist entertain
nen;s given during the winter by the Woman
Republican club. of Mount Vernon. VIII dc glad
TO learn that another military whist viii be held
ly the society in the City Club Hall on thursday
Seeming ANON; those in charge Of the affair are
Mrs. Z. 5. Swan. Mrs; A. T. kanmng Mrs a W.
Reynolds and Mrs. John H. Nm'u.
- musical was given Monday evening al the
home Of Mrs. u. Is. Mitchell. No. % Maple-aTe..
Mount Vernon. il aid % the woman auxiliary
fund of the Young Mems Christian Association.
Among those on the prosramme were Mss , LARA
S Beach. violinist; Miss Carrie &eidhaTdt Vioioh-
ceIIist. Miss irene +. Wright, PIANIST an" MISS
Lillian p tales, solost
Ny and Mrs. Is.dor Cohca celebrated the If
tcenth anniversary of their wedding by dinner
and reception given at Harlem Terrace Hall, in
Observation-Disclosures Ola SUNDAY '',n-;is
The decora lions consisted of American hass anG
American Beauty roses. The tables were placed
in the form of immense HORSESHOE Upon Nh-ch
covers were laid for three hundtcd guests. There
we've addresses by Assemblyman Julius Broson.
Captain Bmfeind Alderman Dietz. S,na,or rra"-
ley and Alderman Conen, OF Albany, ia; after the
Society.
Nj and Mrs. John MIdeberge;, Of the Hotel san
K Ke%S. have gone to Atlantic 0'S i0' Two Or ''S
At a bazaar to be held at Delmonlco's ON April
s. for the benefit OF the Helpers. there Will be sew
eral tables containing fancy useful articles-d
library table tea table and candy table. The fol-
lowing women are in5ero sted in making this work
a success and wiz assist these different tJo-es:
Miss Lcary the Misses Eouvler. Mr.. c. J. Bruins.
Mrs Heary Hall FORBES. Miss GeorgiLe l@cl.n,
Miss Adele lie Brun. Mrs. H. l.. Not. Miss R2bofg.
Mrs. Allan ". Ramsay. Mrs Emile fataDie. Miss
Ouintero Mrs T. {. Il. Grain. Miss Ada Clark,
the Misses flnIay, MISS Louise Ieary, airs. raul
Mrs. Dc4auCey sane. -htS- IuO4tas -.
Ryan Mrs O.. Floyd Jones. MRS. trtA
kuser Miss Mary l.. Jo:uai.
The Mount Hoiy0ke Alumap Associa ton of New
York held tea az the Fifth Avenue Hotel yester-
day afternoon Many Mount HolyoSc students
who Spending the Easter vacation in New
York were present
Miss Mary Tannahill, the artist. will give a
next Tuesday afternoon. from until o'clock in
her rooms at the Van Dyck Studies. in Eighth
ave, near Fifty-siXth-st She Will be assisted by
her sister Miss Sarah TannahiL
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Perren. for many years
prominent residents OF Buffalo. but living in
New-York at the Hotel Gregorian IN West Thirty
fffth-st. gave a dinner Thursday evening an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
pelphine Perren DIR. George F. Scaborn of
Detroit. Mich.
The dinner was served in one of the banquet
white lilies and roses Among the guests vera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03
MAYER STARR.

The wedding Of Miss Leono-a Starr and Joseph
Mayer. both OF Harlem. took place on Wednesday
evening at o'clock, Vienna Hail. Fifty-eighth-
81. and Lekington-ave. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Rudolph Grossman. The
bride was attended by Miss Florence kaufman,
as maid OF honor and Miss Mabel Hartman. Miss
Selma RothcnbUth Miss Ethel Grossman and Miss
Ruth ReIelshei.ner as bridesmaids. The best man
was SiEmund Livingston and the ushers were DR..
Horace Grossmau. GustavUs Mayer. Ellis starr
and Ellis Hartman.
The bride. who was given away BY her brother.
Maurice Starr. wore gown Of white silk mousse
line trimmed with old point. Her veil fastened
with orange blossoms and she carried a white
velvet Bible Miss kaufman wore white lace robe
over pink silk. and carried a shower bouquet OF
ping roses. Miss Hartman ara Miss Grossrnan were
IN white creme de chine and carried pink roses,
and Miss Rothenbluth and Miss Redelsheimer wore
pink crepe de chine and carried white flowers.
A reception. attended by about two hundred
guests. followed. After extended wedding trip
through the South Mr. and Mrs Mayer Will be at
home their friends at No. - West Onc-hunGfed-
pud-f hfrfonnrh-St
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Terry. of the Fort Greene chapter. is State vice.

The Long Island Chapter Of the Daughters %
the Revolution held it's March social meeting tins
other day at the home of Mrs Henry SanSer
Snow, No. 30 Henry-st. AS usual the meeting Wat
opened with the singing Of America" and attsf
the reports Of the secretary and treasurer papea
The French HugUenOts' was read oy Mss
Esther MatsOn. Mrs. Nichols. president OF ina
Cambridge Grub, then read from a current Inag.-
zine article Of her own. entitled &atnerlns
Montour, Queen OF the SenecaS.'' and Mrs Bul-
Wrinkle sang several songs During the social hour
that followed light refreshmentS were served
Among those present Mrs. Hamilton OrmS0ees
regent; Mrs. Stuart II. Moore, ytce-regenti MIS-.
Peter I. Austen. Mrs. Thomas Nook, Miss Loulss
G. Bennett. Miss Mary J. AverilI, Miss Marie A.
GilstOn. Mrs. Henry L. Pratt. Mrs. George w.
Schaumberg. Mrs. Philip H. Bevier, Mrs. Charles
s. HOIcornbe Mrs. Andrew Jacobs. Miss Eliza t.
Amsbury Mrs. Aaron Bancroft. Mrs. Winant Ben.
nett. Miss Ella r. Brett. Miss Nellie s. Brown.
Mrs. s. 3. Clark Mrs. William :. COggswell, Miss
Lillian " Cook, Mrs. Harry L. DeCerer. Mrs.
Valentine Fl. Everson. Mrs. sherman Essels IN.
Miss Fannie Hull. Mrs. Frederick l. Ireland, Mrs.
Charles a Latham. Mrs Nathaniel Matson. Mrs.
Joaquin a. NEEDING. Mrs H. w. Parker Miss
Adella Z. Potter. Mrs. George Is. Fttz-ta1dOlph,
Mrs. W. II. Sanford, Mrs n P. Smith. Mrs JOhn
SUydam. Mrs. Edmund Terry, Miss Marion j.
Terry, Mrs. Henry D. Tyler. Mrs George F. WIcks:
Miss Emma J. Wilson. Mrs. Henry NicOlay. Mss
Adele NicOIay Miss +. Evelyn Nook. Miss Helen
Wood. Mrs. HOratio King and Mrs J. ElIots
IsauESraff.
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rANE-LONRY.

pretty wedding viii take place IL me e1e'-iIs
~ A,ril "A IN the Church of tie Ascension, MOUNT
Vernon. when Miss Margaret lo"fF, cauei.ei
NJ and Mrs John Lowry, will be married 20 fTe1-
.rsck Van Zandt Lane. The bride who VIII oe ~
tended hy Miss Jane Mead. as maid OF honor ana
tv four bridesmaids. viii wear a gown OF dIche7s
lace made over white satin and chiffon. WIN d
49,. Grain Of white satin. Her going away gown
Will lie OF champagne canvas with 4ace DloN1e
and trimmings OF Persian embroidery
The maid Of honor VIII wear q hailuSone Ice
ovn over white satin and chiffon. and ne Drloes-
maids Win be gowned n pink point desl'rlt mace
over mini: chiffon and tanota. lney VII W. pll1
-ure wells ana sprays Of maidenhair fern "lil
- S,S.o-o5 "a their leCt arms with bows o. wide
satin ribbon tied with long loops arG euuS- ne
f-sdesrna{ss VIII be Miss Priscilla NJ. Lowry, sister
% the bride: Miss Agnes Valentine COUSIN o. te
bride; Miss Gertrude J.. starr ano MISS Ahnlt r
groom will be best man. and me usneTs "" ~. "e
Holm and Robert Iovry. brothers OF the Drlce'
Ha-ye5 r Sayles and Dr. J. }. Sinnott
Tho ceremony viii be followed by recepuon AZ
the horne of the brides parents. No 20 SCUM
Se,anS-ave The bridegroom IS a graduate OF -Ne@-
York University class OF 90 and a member OF the
DClta Phi fraternity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

Senator and Mrs. Horace White. OF Syracuse
Mhm Mr. and Mss Miss %nosh Of B6so ss
Hd Pg M dnd Mr f. Pnse and az ead
Page. Of Germantown Penn: Mr. and Mrs. G p
OF Springfield, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Rood, of
acobs Of H a and Mrs Mis w s
mon, Of Eqffao; Thomas Warren Mss May Ga Tins
Mr.. and Mrs John White. E. e. Smathers. VIII
Of NeV-York, and Baron Paul Won Zsinitski OF
Germany
The Nevr-England Glce Club. Miss Sally Froth-
ingnam AlIers. conductor. has arranged 20 give
concert TT the home Of Mrs. George T. Stevens
No % East Forty-sixth-st.. Friday evening
April S. The club will be assisted ty Miss Edith
CHAPMAN. soprano: John Young tenor; Hans
Kroncld 'ceIist, and Miss Helen whitman, accom-
PIANIST. The members Mrs. Augustus c. Dex-
ter president: Miss Caroline Huse. secretary; Mrs
Albert H. Blckmore. treasurer: Mrs. John Littleton
Lyon librarian: Mrs. John Frances Barry. Miss
julia Noyes. Miss Abigail Tillotson Mrs Charles ,Tla
9uimby Mrs Howard NJ Ns5mith MS R oa5en Ms:
Lorcnza r. Todd. Miss y. Mein@rs Mrs e NJ
Mrg FreGer S hf pE ham Mra Charles Dns
ham Mrs. T l. scoye Mrs Harry F MaiTrs Trs
Stephen en- L. vieie. Miss Ethel Morris Mrs II F
R%sn' M Edna H9F6 S and nam Ms George
Riggs.
Mrs Charles H. Brooks and Mrs. Edgar Madden
were the essayists at the last meeting of Minerva
held Monday at the Waldorf-Astora, their SUD
jects being Comparative Energies and woman
as a Ruler" The musical part Of the programme
was arranged by Mrs. Cora Williams, the artists
being Franklin s. Soma Kolb. Miss Alice Sever
eign Miss Stone and Gus Edwards. Miss Elise
Keimer was accompanies. and among those present
Mrs. 9. g. Shayne. president OF the Dau8n-
tiers of Ohio and Mrs. Leroy Sunderland smith
president of the Society for Political Study. Mrs
Smith made a plea for the preservation OF the
Betsy Ross cottage in Philadelphia and a dime
collection was taken for its benefit Wilton iackayt t
has been secured the attraction for the next
meeting be held on April Ii. AS Minerva Is one
OF the clubs which intend to have neither part
nor lot in the proposed clubhouse. IL has engaged
its room at the Wadorf-AstOria for another year.
Six hundred prizes will be offered for competition
at the progressive euchre to be given on tho even
ing of April II at the Grand Central Palace in aid
of the Royal Arcanum Hospital Bed Fund Asso-
citation There will be four thousand players. the
largest number it is said. assembled at
progressive euchre In this city. and eghty-three
women captains. supervised by seventeen women
generals will attend to the checking The play
Will be followed by concert and receptlon' ana
the hospital bed fund association expects TO
realize from the entertainment enough money 10
enable II to carry work for at least another
wear The following committee is In charge or the
affair; Chairman. Jacob +. Reichhard; recording
secretary Harvey T Brown: corresponding secre-
tary George D. Hannigan: treasurer william NJ
ROsendale.
Archbishop Farley and a group Of tho new mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03
NEWS OF BROOKLYN SOCIETIES.

How New-York Cares for Its Dependents was
the subject discussed last Monday afternoon AT the
meeting OF the Womans Club Of Brooklyn Inc
r,.eting was held at the Young WOmens Christian
Association building in Schermerhorn-st-. and the
programme was in charge Of the committee on
home and social relations. OF which MIS- 1uhls u
Bergen is chairman. The principal speakers were
Homer Folks former Commissioner OF Public Char-
tiles and Miss Vida Clark. assistant secretary OK
the State Charities Aid Society. Mr. folks spoke
OF the Improvement that has been made IN 4dte
wears in caring for the aged poor and orphans RE
described the City Hospital BlackwelFs Island
mentioning the new buildings which have been
added and the old buildings which have been
renovated \ new building has been put up lor
the hospital employees. and also new nurses
home The custom OF sending disorderly persons
to the alrshouse has also been abolished NJ.
Folks said Employment Is gwen tls Oil,d , - -
teaching them various trades. \ ch3nSe sure 20
cd he inSetbCr heir rerlafnney years instead of
49, ~ se,,sr9ted a. i'm fEe former system. The
cottage farms on Staten Island. which have heIJed
greet deal to relieve the overcrowding ON Black
welI's Island. are intended for those Of q better
class than is usually found in pubic instltuSlos;
Mr. Folks assured his listeners that The focd and
manner OF serving far superior 10 those or 4 ie"
Miss ciark's subject was the care Of the chill
dren bv the city When the foundlings were taken
S Sf at But KaGSas {as 5 dS n die
der the present system of placing them in country
which are adopted by wsl-to-do people IS surpris-
ing. Great care is taken IN nndl5s Guy i9e cs[lC
after child is given over 90 private person ire
quent visits made to its Cew home by members
of the society be that everything - as IL
should be During the last four or i've years about
four hundred children have been adopted. IL some
times happens that child will be reclaimed by one
of parents Miss Clark's talk was Jstrdted ny
lantern slides picturing the homes and the battles
cared for I'm them \ committee from tie kl1Ss
County Charities ASSOCia ton called on Mayor Nc
ClclIan last wee! to urge appropriations for the
cottage farms on Staten Island.
The programme of the next meeting viii be in
charge of the committee sociology. OF which
Mrs j. :. Bryan is chairman The speakers eN-
pected are Mr. Hamilton. Of the University Settle
nent and Miss TAYLOR. chairman of the executive
board of the RIdsewOud settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03
EESET-LEHIS.

The Right Rev. David II. Greer. Bishop CoadJutor
ct NeN-York viii ofFciate az the marriage o.
Mss Anna Brakeman Lewis. daughter q Mr..
and Mrs John Y. Lewis. TO Arthur Henry cSeN'
which gill take place in Grace Church ChaEtry, AZ
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon The bride VIII
be gouncd in ivory white crepe &c chine, Win d
bertha OF point duchess lace, and viii wear = it ne
he Miss Emma L. Wadswortn. and the brlqeSI2aiu7
The Misses E.lda Il Goodwin ana MllGreo "a l'oLs-
and DR. Augustus Madsworth and David II. 1aylor
,-fl art Is ,shers The ceremony viii be folio" Il
IN q recent!on at the home Of the brides grand
mother Mrs Birdseye Brakeman, No y f>as'
F~r- .-cf
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yards q inches wide eta yards q inches wide or
%, yards - inches wide. with yards Of braid fOs
eGSes of blouse and cuffs.
The pattern. No 4f42. IS CCt n sizes Tor So. "a.
IS. IS and ~ inch bust measure.
The pattern viii De sent any address recipe
OF 10 cents Please give number and bust surA
distinctly. Address Pattern Department New-YOrx
Tribune. IL in hurry for pattern. send ar extra.
twO-cent stamp. and we will mail by letter postage
in sealed envelope
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LOUDON-ARTHUR.

7 THE Fourth Presbyterian
Church. West End-ave. and
Ninety frst-st.. on Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Emma Jessica
Arthur. daughter of the late
Charles Snowdea Arthur. viii
be united in marriage TO VIM
field Dean Loudon. Of this
city. Mrs. Pratt Anthony
Brown is to attend Miss Arthur
as matron Of honor. The
bridegroom has chosen his
brother. Frederic W b g r
Loudon. as his best man. and
as his ushers Edmond Fran
-fe fTu-aa7r Thcpdorn ROGERS
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variety. T his
one aIlo " s q
ch ole 9 Of thu,
plain blouse or
the cape collar
that is extended
al the back and
does away with
TIL e overbroat
effect tn at so
often IS found-
T h e model is
made OF royak
blu e cheviOt.
trimmed wtth
fancy braid. bue
il is adapted to
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suitings. and thu
finish c an ba
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weaTer may pre-
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required for thu
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ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

At the Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow
evening. ~ $50 O'Clock. concert under the direc-
ton ~ Heinrich Conried win be given for the bene-
II q the Young WOmens Christian Association
The following artists Win appear: Miss olive
Fremstad, Piancon. Burgstallcr and CGmpanari.
Mrs. George William Hanna, OF 81. James Court
10. 2s West Ninety-secoud-st, entertained the
members OF the Players Euchre Club at her home
last Wednesday afternoon. Among those present
were Mrs.. Leonard J.. Hill. president: Mrs. Philip
BeFan la Roche. AIRS. Albert {. Bagc Mrs. James
Mercer Frodbelt, Mrs. Richard Elliott. Mrs. Q. s
Whtson. Mrs George SprOul. Mrs. Charles w
Dabh. Mrs. Anthony wilkins Mrs. Carrie Cowtan
Yrs. Joseph Eager Miss Louise Burns. Mrs. Al
bert II. Moore. Mrs. Herbert a Post. Mrs. Louise
Bauer. Mrs. J. *. Conway. Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs
wilbur MOyneauE. Mrs. Z. l. Largey. Mrs
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Brill William Samuel Denison. OF this city; Hobart
Alexander Walker and George p. Olcott. os East
Orange and William EltirEe Conklin, OF F1shlill.
The ceremony VIII he performed by the Rev. Dr.
Pleasant Hunter. Air. Loudon is a son OF the late
Robert J. Loudon. who was well known coffee
and tea merchant OF this city.
on account % the bridegroOm's family being IN
mourning there will be reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

Mrs Stephen V. White Will represent the Fort
Greene chapter at the annual congress of the Ma
tlonaI Society. Daughters OF the American EevoIu-
ton 10 be held in Washington during the week Of
April -. Mrs. William =. BeecEer and Mrs. w. g.
Todd will attend delegates. Mrs. Charles II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
4 Tissue Paper Pattern Of Blouse Elton, No.,
1852, for 10 Cents.

Blouse Etons are among the most satisfactory OF
the seasons wraps and offer a wide range OF
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Eugene II. Porter Mrs Charles H Emerson. Mrs.
X Freeman Albertson, Mrs. Edward Leeds Good
sell. Mrs. ". Burton Levy Mrs. Henry X. Adams.
Mrs William X. McDermott Mrs. Edward b.
Jenks and Mrs. Charles i. johnson.
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EXTRA FINE COFFEE.

JOS. HEISRICHS. 9iS BROADWAY.
Headquarters tho best Coffee Pots and the finest
Coffee IN existence; wholesale, retail
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4 musical was given Monday evening AZ the
home Of Mrs u. T. Mitchell. No. % Maple-aFe.,
Mount Vernon il aid OF the woman auxiliary
fund of the Young Mems Christian Association.
Among those on the programme were Miss Clara
s Beach yiolnist; Miss Carrie &eldhaTdt, Vioion-
csl!ist; Miss irene r.. Wright, pianist. ana MISS
l!!nan I. Falcs, SOCiSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

The Westchester Philharmonic Society will give
a symphony concert. the last OF a series of must
cal entertainments. Tuesday evening. IN the
New-D0chelle Theatre with Frank Damrosch as
conductor. The soloist for the evening will he
Myron W Whitney, jr.. well known in New-York
and Wasbin gtCn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

Mrs. Charles Frederick NaethinE has sent out
cards for reception at her home. No. 267 West
Seventy old-st. next Saturday afternoon. from
until O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-03

A concert FOR the benefit Of the Heartease Shell
ter and Home. No. 315 West Fifty-third-st., was
given last Thursday evening at Carnegie Hall by
the pupils Of tie New-Eork German Conserva tory
Of Music.