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RAvI-VRGIN.

Miss Edith Miriam Virgin. daughter OF the Rev
and Mrs. Samuel II. Virgin. and the Rev Vincent
Raw. ~ Boston. son OF Professor 6 V. Raw Of
Rome ITALY. we're married on Tuesday evening al
the home ~ the brides parents No 81 I,enox-ave
by the brides father. Palms and potted plants
were arranged about the rooms. and In the upper
enc 81 the long parlors they formed a bower be-
meath which the wedding party stood
Inc bride was attended by Miss Florence Sor,a
OF orange, as maid OF honor. and by Miss EsteUa
simon. OF Cynthiana, Ky. and Miss Edith Sessions
X FORESTER. Mass. bridesmaids Miss Norma
Levy Miss Helen Walsh and Miss Dorothy Shin
man were flower girls. and Madison Lewis acted as
psse. The best man was Dr. r. %. Virgin brother
W the pride. and the ushers were the Rev q Il
I'd N. y. W estIIofo. Mass and Edward g. Mann.
saline trimmed With point Ice ana Tssris - ~,
t1-e lel fastened with Hlies-of- he-zallav Sbe
te,5lea bouquet 81 bride roses and nlie,-0T-tbe-
valley. Miss SOria was goWned in pink crane de-
ellle over PINK silk, with spray OF fine uink
roses The bridesmaids We're both M yi,e OF TnH
q Snlt Win pink feathers IN their hair and car
49, pi s igses. The Hover girls were also n white
80 ,l 1nl;.e. lhey carried pink flowers The
ios o. - DiacA velvet suit with big pink carna-
$500. o. llls blouse. The bride and bridegroom 1,-e
,g.,1ea handsome pins 10 their attendants Dlnner
loved h. y .-eeI ne ceremony. anc this was FOL
S Srts. l"o hundred guests These inci5se5 NJ
of W .eS =, Nam Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Lewis
H. - -, Mass. M. and Mrs A r Sonia
Ms a t- Mr. Walter Kolk. Of orange: DR. and
= p 1s s1k Nelo s J. NJ Horton Mr. and Mrs
Sv,es1r 81. a, lletnIg Nook Mr. and Ms Richard I
Frazer ~ me -l nsses sWeezy. NJ ana Mrs Charles
Ssossi5 r. OhaTIes Gardiner Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
M V.iilii..a HG MIS-. William Christopher Or and
IS7ch 1T- Nam !!a5ke The Rev. and Mrs FREDERICK
Mrs FIJI az. s sno Ms. Conrad s. Keyes. Mr and
Mss = E- .,Ls." Miss Shaw. Mrs. Erastus Brown
- heIton Mrs Cassell. Mrs = \ g-Ccb-s--'
ben, en q, Alrs Edward ". Allen ROYAL s Gods
Cbsr,es n f alle MS. Nelson Erhart. Mr. and Mrs
N-s ~ = hope. Ar. and Mrs James ii SbiprnsT
FonsrT SON 81 iFes599iled Mrs A u. schel r. Mont
fg.--.s. s37seieil Ar. ana Mrs. Savers Hadlev Tlr
cse-st, VI. Gould. Mrs. J. j. Nestell Mr. and NJ
A - ~. Miss McGovern, Mr and Mrs Charles
De,s.-a - Aif and Mrs. O. Andrew Yost F0rerE
NJ a ~ ~ elQ Mrs. George r. Baker !, II F,ldred
vs-saas. y E!dred Dr. Herbert y P,rrnhan1 Miss
-1looeet Miss Mary Miller and Miss De Iinna
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The marriage Of Miss Lillian Ncidinger 10 Henry
C. Murray ir both Of The Bronx. took place last
Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock az the Alexander
Avenue Baptist Church. in East One-hundred-and-
forty-first-st. the Rev. Mitchell Bronx officiating.
The bride was attended by her sister. Mrs. George
3 Van Alstine. as matron Of honor. and the best
man was Herbert Murray. brother Of the bride
groom. The bride. who given away by her
hrother-n-laV. Mr.. Van AlstIe. wore a gown Of
white satin. trimmed with point lace. Her Vel
WAS fastened with orange blossoms. and her only
ornament was necklace OF pearls. the gift Of the
bridegroom. She carried a shower bouquet Of
bridal roses
Mrs Van Alstine was goVned IN gray crepe de
chine over gray silk, and wore gray chiffon lat
trimmed with pink roses. She carried bouquet u
link carnations. Mr.. and Mrs Murray left imme-
dlately after the ceremony Tor trip IN the South.
on tneir return. early in March, they will give a
reception az the home OF Henry c. Murray. ST.. in
Nfilis-ave The Bronx
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S. cASOLA. LADIES' TAIL

B. Bartram. the president. was toastmistress. ana
hume Mrs. Margaret Sangster. Mrs. Frances Cor
don Sears and Mrs. f. Edwin Lockhart Patterson.
reception preceded the luncheon. at which nearly
three hundred members and guests were present.
After the luncheon followed the installation OF off,
and ths regular business meeting. with liz
erary and musical programme. The officers for
the coming year Mrs. Charles B. Bartram.
president: Mrs. F. W. Young. first vice-president;
Mrs James A Sperry second vlce-presdent: Mrs.
Henry " Meeker. chairman Of executive commits
tee Mrs Wallace T. Jones. Mrs. Edward F. Cald-
well, Mrs. J. AdOlph MOllenhauer and Mrs. r. Nor
risOn GRAY. members Of the executive COmmtteeT
Mrs. E Edwin LOckhart Patterson. recording sec
Rotary; Miss Viola Bell, corresponding secretary
secretary: Mrs George Essig. treasurer: Mrs.
Laura Taylor, auditor. Mrs. Eugene Grant. club
hostess, Mrs. Henry a. Powell chairman OF
mittee on education: Mrs. Alexander Black, chaiT-
David. chairman Of committee on child duty; Mrs
Dan G. Seitz. chairman Of COMMITTEES muniCi-
pal affairs, Mrs Idle T Redding. chairman OF
committee music and drama; Mrs. ElmOre Ross
Mcintosh. chairman OF committee on home and
country. and Mrs. Linden l. Carr. chairman OK
committee on philanthropy.
musical and entertainment was given FRI
day afternoon at the home OF Miss Williams. No
124 St James Place. for the bereht OF the Wiz
l0ughby House Young WOmens Settlement. No. 50
Iawrence-st Each guest was requested TO give 80
many cents as she years old. Mrs. Nella
brown cOntraltO OF the Nev-YOrlx Avenua
soprano sang several solos. and Miss Edith KeiseF
gave piano selections The committee in charge In
Guided Mrs. Horace LOOMS. Miss Rutn Peters
Miss VI. Elizabeth Cook. Miss Aletta Williams and
Miss Anna May Mason.
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DO Witt Warner. Charles r. Lamb Alexander
hlce Mckim. Robert Van Iderstine James e.
Bayles Emerson McA1illen. J. c. Phelps Stokes.
Charles A. Rich, Henry Russell browne and Win
chester Fitch.
Washngton's Birthday VIII be observed by
double ceremonial at the American Female Guar
dian Society and Home for the Frlcudless. No. 936
Woody Crest-ave.. at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES first
81. and JerOmc-ave. at 2.30 tomorrow afternoon.
bust OF Washington. "A replica Of that mod
elled by Wilson MacDowell. with pedestal in bass
relief ornamentation, the whole about five feet
high. viii be unveiled The bust is a gift to the
home by Frank TIford
The second ceremony will be the presentation
by Lafayette Post. O.. \. r.. Of a large bunting
flag, TO be run mp daily the haEpole the
grounds. and beautiful silk for indoor
There Will be patriotic recitations bv
the home children. addresses by the Rev. DR. Frank
Mason North members OF Lafayette Post and
others. The public IS cordially invited.
Mrs. l. Seymour Crane. OF Church-st, N0utclair,
y J.. gave a reception at her home. No. s. Church
ST.. on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Crane was assisted
Icy her mother. Mrs. J. 4 Priest. Of Verona, and
Mrs. John Crawford and Mrs. William Y. Boyle
both OF Montclar. At the table in the dining ROOM
which was beautifully decorated with white orchids
and -of-the-yalley. were Mrs. G. r. Adams. OF
Hacksusack. Mrs. A T. Skcrry. jr., Mrs Llewelyn
s Fulmer and Mrs. Edward Even. all Of Montclair.
The Young women vino assisted the Misses
Jeanne Peake. Mabel Sanders. Anna Dcbevose and
Mabel smith.
Mrs r. G. Harris OF RIdSovool-avc.. Glen Ridge.
y J.. gave tea at her home OF Tuesday after
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ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

-. soH WIKI regard 10 days at home during
d. lHe English custom OF retaining the same
vsr,.sanle n IN town, year after year. has its ad
besr- For instance old friends who ma, 49,.
8 .s~ay TOT wears. sure Of a welcome ana -
!" PICK up lost threads
@fs John W. Burgess of West F-istv-se,s,t,-,,
la'a Mag T. '''i7' AFTER O'Clock
s. a. and Mrs. Frank Lowell Dr.. OF Washington
North have removed 70 Orange. \. J.
,- ans Prank Merck Abbott OF ives; on.-hun-
lays fb5osl, VII not discontinue her Tues
-. -. Frederck Abbot Stokes OF East Thirty
's.'eh'h-st- viii De at home on Fridays IN Lent.
ms AIS Henry Perkins Nosely is ct home on
aftb-sgs afternoons No. 81 West Forty
~ illiom Medlicott F'lcitnaun. OF 40. West
Sfi,r S'assht hist. win discontinue her Wednesdays
L. "a Iahett- OF West sevenfy-frst-st viii not
i'oihe on Fridays during Lent.
4r anc Mrs. Grafton Duvai Dorsey. OF Wash
tios o9 SQUARE North, win remove TO Mountain sta
-1i. and Mrs. Frank H. Lowell OF Washington
0sNsle' VIII be IN London FOR the season
me Misses Preston OF 30 aOs West Eighty
INST daughters OF the sate Stephen Preston. viii
.s 80 an artistic matinee In the Aston Gallery OF
/" aloorf- Astoria Tuesday afternoon. March
lot.A 1lole the patroucsses OF the affair are Mrs
r -.. Jacob Astor. Mrs. Z Baylis Mrs w Bavard
i Ing Miss Drexel, Nrs. G Oliver 1seltn Mrs
iP0ht Morgan. Hrs. JOAN Chester Emo. Mrs.
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was attended by the bridegroom sister, Miss Anne
srchbold was couned in white cnincn over SATIN,
and v-ore d bertha OF old point lace which had
-, y-o-r h., bor mother al her wedding. She
red a houOuet Of lilies-Of-tue-Volley. EDWARD
Sands Of IryiuEt0n. was best y an, aud the HAhefs
we're n BENJAMIN. r MacIeau Walton Joseph
Alison Thomas Barron. Michael Van Buren, ana
John G. Barron ir The ceremony was performed
bv the Rev. Or William benjamin. and was Wit
messed by about hundred and nifty guests. spe-
cial cars being provided for those >oming from
Neu-York A reception at the home OF the brides
father followed the ceremony.
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NEWS OF BROOKLYN CLUBS.

The Evolution OF the Negro" was the subject
FOR discussion at the regular meeting Of the cam
bridge Club. held Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. J. W. Houenbeck No. 400 Washing
ton-ave Mrs. Nichols the president. occupied the
chair and Miss Reeve chairman OF the after
noon. Mrs r. q. Packard read a paper on
The Transition from Slavery TO Freedom. which
contained many personal experiences during the
time Of the Mrs. /. y HOagland gave another
ularly interesting because OF the personal RENT
nisCenCes OF the author Another woman WI o told
Of her experiences in the South. during the lays
just after the war. was Mrs. ". Franklin Hooper.
former president OF the WOman's club other
speakers were Mrs. Baldwin and Miss Graham
who read extracts from various articles on the
race question. social hour followed.
citation OF st. Mary's Hospital was held on Mon
day afternoon at the hospital building on St
Marks and Buffalo ayes. The were de,o-
rated with palms and azaleas and red ribbon. The
tea table was ornamented with carnations and
vioIinist. accompanied by Mrs William McCuHy.
save several solos, and Miss ShieI recited. The
committee in charge included Mrs. s j. Read
chairman: Mrs J Allen. Mrs J. A Burger. Mrs
p. Cleary. Mrs. D. J. Green. Mrs " COrcO-an.
Mrs. r. d. Fickinger, Miss Franks. Mrs F. j.
r. J. Kane Mrs. E Keefe. Mrs y. 4. Kelley. Mrs.
J. c. Kennedy. Mrs. G. r Kuhn. Mrs. J. A. Lee.
Mrs F. Lisiecke. Mrs J. F. Malone. Mrs II. Nc
Crossin. Mrs r MCDermOtt Miss p McCiOey.
Miss ". MulqUeen, Mrs J. McSwyny. Mrs ".
oliver. Mrs. J. r. Owens. Miss 4. r. O'ROurke.
Mrs James Riley Mrs. r shallow. Miss " Shiel.
Mrs. j. D. Sullivan and Mrs. J. p Worstell-
The european held its eighth annual breakfast
at the Knapp mansion on Thursday. Mrs Charles
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. ,,s r-as assisted bv Mrs Edward ID. Mitch
ell Of Nev-York: Mrs. Talbot Root Mrs. Eu"a'u
T. Wright. Mrs John B. Phillips MIS-. freueiicN
scboder Mrs Walter r. Powers, Mrs. Rufus Cow
ing ir Mrs J. T. Angel and Miss Van Bokketer,
am Of Glen Ridge. Those who poured tSd -, 49, w.
Ms Ms Herbert C. Newell The prevailing color was
pink the flowers being tulips smiiaN anu ieii7
Tho last o. a series 81 whists under the au-
spices OF the Caldwell ~. j. Borough Improve
mont Association. will take place Tomorrow night
The committee in charge Of the whist VII 6e is
Julia E Van EMERY
A musical and tea for the benefit Of the Wilson
Industrial School for Girls given at the Gerrt
Smith Studio. No. a. East Thirty-thlrd-st. on
Thursday afternoon The artists were Miss Mar
guerite Hall. the Baroness Hcrtha Y Seidenech'
Francis Rogers and the Misses Ada ana jessie
Mcleod. II London. The Misses Mcleod VINO
have performed before many members OF the
British royal family ana oo, iSs Interested
in the entertainment We Mrs. "A IL g. Snl'l Miss
Margaret collins Mrs. Rober; Russell Booth MIS-
, r. smith Mr. Ts' W VlE NcAipr Mrs William
Scott Pyle. MI Henry g St"Ises: a. a1l S Mrs
Hum D. Auchincloss. Mrs. J. w. d, Maury; SiiIss
Mar p Read. Mrs. Clark y. Hotchkiss and MIS-
Henry W Everett
cbuaren.s parties have been the rage IN Mount
Vernon recently Among the largest given was a
st valentines Kettledrum' on saturday req
riary Il. by little Miss Josephine Wood daust'C'
- Mrs Joseph s Wood. No. 10 South Seco.S5-
ave There were about thirty children present anu M
beeides the refreshments there favors Of SILK
hearts small silver purses. etc. , -
Another party was gwen by MIR ,-b ,,ientines
tTorSen No 46 South Eighth-aVe- Inc Ndiei'lieS
were unique ard pretty.
The children Of Mrs. Francisco f. Fonseca' No
= wet sixtv-sixth-st had ST. Valentine social
on saturday February IL. Some OF the valentines
80 from Cuba. President Palma, persona
,riend of the FOnseca family. sendliE t"O manu-
Sone ones for the young people
Miss Dorothy Kelly. OF Philadelphia' : 'isi'Ais
,riss Dawson. of No. 20 Fifth-ave.
4 Browning reading BY Mrs Sarah Co"eh Le
No,-ne will be given al the home OF MIS- LOCK
wood De Forest. No. : East Tenth-st-' next Auss-
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Dauer came to this country in 1855. RE was one OF
the nrst members OF the Lutheran Church in one
hundred Observation-Disclosures. and for many years
was president OF the Mozart Singing Society. the
members OF which were present and gave several
selections. Mr. ard Mrs. Dauer have eleven chill
dren, forty-three grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. all Of whom were present.
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and orphans OF Cheswick Penn. was held at the
Waldorf Astoria last Monday. II was well at
tended Mrs Archibald NJ. Jardine and the women
assisting her-Mrs. William J. Goulding and Mrs
Marietta NJ Hoffman-wOrked untiringly to make
the affair a success. Among the prizes which were
contributed a diamond ring. a Maltese lace
fan and oil painting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

At the college euchre given yesterday afternoon
by the Rainy Day Club at the Lotus. No. 1l5 West
Seventy-ninth-st, the fifty tables were decorated
in the cOlo-s OF various colleges with one hundred
large and five hundred smaller flags. TIE Rainy
Daisies on the place cards were also dressed in
college colors. and the cards were tied with the
club cOlOrs-blue and black. The chairman Of the
committee OF arrangements. Mrs Horace Rounds
wore hat OF the Rainy Day ColOrs. nd the cap
tains and others assisting exhibited college COlOrs
In their headgear. Mrs II. n. Russell wore the
Cornell red and white; Mrs. Frederick Faube the
Nassar gray and pink; DR.. Jessie T. Boyle. Smiths
yellow and white; Miss Sara Palmer. the orange
and black OF Princeton; Mrs. c. ]. II child. the
crimson Of Harvard; Mrs Ina BrevOOrt Roberts
the blue and white OF Columbia. and Mrs Dillon
the blue Of Yale. Mrs. Frank Hutchins mis-
tress Of ceremonies. and among others assisting
were Mrs. George y. Wallis. Mrs ". A Deering
and Mrs. ]. Alexander Brown. Among those pres
ent were the president, Mrs a NJ Palmer; Mrs.
H ktnsley. Mrs. A. ". clifford Mrs Robert Mar
TIN. Mrs. J. Ella Rood. Mrs. J. W. Hagan. Mrs. \.
Everett Stone, Mrs Frank Martin. Mrs. Churchill,
Mrs. O. Baumgarten. Mrs W. J. GOulding. Mrs.
r VI. Vermye. Miss Rosa Rand. Mrs 5. SchifS.
Mrs. A. D. Livingston. Mrs F W. HardenbrOOk.
Miss COrInne Link. Mrs. J. p. Storm Miss Hast
tngs, Mrs CHAMPION. Mrs. George Gesriter and
Mrs. II. Hendren.
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The Hottentots popular social organization Of
The Bronx after being organized several years has
decided TO incorporate The members meet on Fri
day evenings at BedeH Hall for dramatic study.
which Is followed by dancing. They pre-
parins their annual entertainments. which will be
given shortly after Lent.
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ARCHBOLD-BARRON.

PRETTY WEDDING took
place in ST. Barnabas' 5
Church. Ir,-ington. y. Y. on
Tuesday afternoon. when
Miss May Barron. daughter
~ Dr. John T.. Barron. was
married 10 John r. ArChbold,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
ArchbOld. The bride. who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

The Young Ladies and Gentlemen's League Of
Montefore Home VIII give subscription dance at
the Savoy Hotel. Fifty-ninth-st. and Fifth-ave..
next Saturday evening al o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

The Young Ladies and Gentlemen's League OF
Mouteaore Home gave a skating party az the ST
Nicholas Skating Rink. Sixty-sixth-st.. near Co
iuubIs-aye., last Sunday morning. from 10 a. m
TO 1915 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

The True Blue Council No. 81. Daughters OF
Liberty. celebrated its second anniversary Mon
day evening with barn dance I'm The Bronx
The hall was decorated with farm produce, jack
o lanterns and flags. and many o; the costumes
WON by the guests were ancient and gorgeous The
prizes for the best original costumes were awarded
20 Miss Ella Hillman J. II. Radlein and Mrs. D.
Cobb. The guests assumed country names for the
occasion, and included Deacon Plass and wife
from Bedford Park; Squire Hiliman and wife
with n party OF friends. from Mount Hope; Car
roty Hill and her cousin. from West Chester;
Zeke' Hlman and his sisters. Betsy and
Maria ''Rube' Weyman and wife. "Eph
Holmes and wife. Josh" Cooley and wife. ST
Weyman and sister. Kitty" and Uncle Sam
Van Loan and wife. supper served at mid
night.
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next saturday evening. at 9 o'clock.
A special meeting Of the New-York City Chapter.
Tsu1btors OF the American Revolution Will be held
~ Sherrv's tomorrow. from to p. Among
other features il is expected that oscar s Straus,
exNIinister 10 Turkey and present representative of
this country to the Hague Court of International
Arbitration will make an address the Hague
court At the same time there will be displayed
the peace flags designed 10 float over the Temple
OF Peace at The Hague. for the rearing Of which
Andrew Carnegie has given Sl.51ooOo- DIR. Robert
Freedman is the donor Of these haSs through Dr.
flags will at the same time be presented through
Mrs Donald Mclean. Regent New-York city Chap
ter D. A r.. TO the Board OF Education OF New
York City.
The Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club was enter
tanned al its last meeting Thursday evening by
Mrs ] D. BOXES No. 100 West One hundred-and-
thirtieth-st Handsome prizes are always furnished
for these euchres and the social hour that follows
the game is usually devoted to music. The mem
hers are Mrs Howard +. Mead. Mrs Thomas
Zone Hoppe Mrs clifford Reuter-. Mrs. Roy Fiber
son Ms Newton McCiovern. Mrs Arthur Asbern.
Miss Ethel Pegram. Miss Thakla Iragesser. Miss
Florence Mott Miss Alice Mead. Miss Susie May
Mis- Bertha Bell. Miss Edith Butler. Miss Flor
ence Strobel and Miss Josephine schramm
Mr. and Mrs John Paul Dauer. Of West One-hun-
nd th-st. celebrated the ffteth
anniversary Of their marriage Tuesday evening
with a dinner and reception. Covers laid Tor
two hundred. The members OF the society, the
Daughters OF Colonial Association. o. which Mrs.
Dauer has BEN president for twenty years.
presented the couple with beautiful floral piece.
They received also many golden presents. Mr..
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Will be the beneficiary OF an entertainment to be
given on Tuesday afternoon. March l. at $50 D. m.
In the auditorium OF the Horace Mann School
Ore-hundred-a twentieth-st. and Broadway The
programme will consist Of mOuOlOgues by Miss
Beatrice Herf1rd and music BY Miss Jessie Shay.
pianist. and Hans krOnOld. 'ceIlist The patron
esses are Mrs John W. Burgess. Mrs. Fra ncs VI.
Burdick, Mrs. William IL. Burr. Mrs. James Fl.
Canheld, Mrs. Gilbert Colgate. Mrs. John Green
Curtis, Mrs. Robert +. Bowling. Miss Gill. Mrs.
Frank j. Goodn0w. Mrs Frederick r.. Hutton.
Mrs. William A keaner. Mrs Frederick Lee. Mrs.
Nelson Macy. Mrs. BrandeT Matthews. Mrs. Wal
ter Mtndelson, Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn. Mrs
John d Prince. Mrs James z Russell. Mrs Ar
thur Scribner. Mrs. Henry r. SeaGer Ms. r. r.
Seligman. Mrs MGnrOe Smith. Mrs. Frank J.
Sprague. Mrs. Henry Alfred Todd and Mrs. J. Gil
bert White. Checks may lie ma 10 payable 70 Mrs
Frank J. Sprague. No. f1S Riverside Drive 70
Mrs: James r. Wheeler. No. &c West One-hIn-
dred-and- seventeenth-st.
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d
Mrs. II. Hendren.
Prose and Poetry were the toasts responded
20 NJ the luncheon held yesterday by the National
Society Of New England Women. Miss Kate San
born. who has recently Joined the society. spoke
Of the women Of New England who had achieved
success as writer's during the last half century.
Mrs. Mary Riley Smith spoke on Sweet Reason
abIeness." the highest attribute Of woman.
Mrs. Lou Wheat gave glimpse OF the literature
Of the Orient. Mrs. Charles VI. Dow and Mrs VI.
MSSee , oauE1ses ~ bor A Ms Vita SI5Sey
SaTsb aSo y IspT nv June Grolev Brought
greeting from the American Woman's club In
Edwards songs by Miss Slender. with Mime. Pap
penheim as accompanies. and by the glee CLUB.
Tor Mrs Stephen D. STEPHENS Mrs Mrs James L9 E
wood Mrs rraRk IRurTnhlt Mn NJ s
Mrs Herbert a. JosIn. Mrs. Frank z. Furnald.
Mrs rs. a + Plat, Mrs, j. + zs6isy Mrs. Orlando
r. Potter. Mrs Lorenzo Dodd. Mrs, Dore Lyon
''Narricd-At the Presbyterian parsonage by the
Rev Epher Whitaker. February 20. 1S54 Jonathan
Barnes Terry and Martha Jane Corey. both Of
Southold. Long Island" So read the marriage no
tIce fifty years ago Of n yo1ng couple who yester-
day celebrated their golden wedding i'm the town
where their marriage took place and where they
have spent forty years Of their welded life. The
anniversary was celebrated by a small family
gathering. and a poem entitled Wedding Bells
Are Rinsing' composed for the occasion by
the Rev Daniel II. Overton. pastor Of tho Greene
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. and som
in-law Of the aged couple. The following verses
extract:
Out the shores u Long Island.
Down BY East End
Tire wedding bells peaIing
On the wtntry air TO day
Not for the young are they ringing
for the newly we'd
But for tho love and devotion
OF happy age instead.
Taen ring out. ye bells, this wedding.
Ring the beautiful
For Jonathan Il. and Marina q.
Their golden wedding day
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry are IN excellent health and
apparently have many years Of life still before
them Mr.. Terry. who Is six feet two inches I'm
height IS still. at the age Of seventy-twO az
straight tree. and active in business
enterprises. He is one Of the town trustees and
member of the Board Of Equalization OF Taxes for
Suffolk County. In 1854 Mr.. and Mrs Terry moved
Into SOuthOld from Bay View, where they spent the
first ten years OF their married life They have two
daughters. Mrs Frank Smith. Of PecOnIC and Mrs
Daniel II. Overton. Of Brooklyn. and only two /.
grandchildren. Jonathan Terry Oyerton and Daniel
Ii OvertOn, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

4 Browning reading BY Mrs. Sarah Co"ei Ie
Moyne viii be given al the home OF MS. 80 80
-~,cI De Forest No East feminist, next Tues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

The Strollers gave their twenty-thlrd rolster last
night az their clubhouse, 10. s. Madison-ave.
Harry a.. Gushing was master Of ceremonies. and
the principal event OF the occasion was the second
annual competition for the metropolitan profess
si0ual dancing championship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-21

Miss Dorothy Kelly, OF Philadelphia is visiting
Mes Dawson. Of No 20 Fifth-ave.