New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-04

ough, was his brothers best man. and the ushers
as G. Haight Of Jersey SCI cy RobePt H ay
George E. Daniels, of Manhattan; David T. Leahy
recent Ts deaths in t6s 6Tdegroos family only
siilcocks was in South Portland-ave On returning
trip: Mr.. and Mrs. silicocks will live at No $50
Park-ave.
Tuesday, December s. is the date set for the we'd
ding OF Miss Ethel James, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Darwin r. James, and Edward Albert Quinn
6 bf to be s qget h8 sremony at the home Of
James ADAMS niece OF Miss James, will be her
man The ceremony viii be a IS 20 pc the 9e
relatives and near friends have been asked.
On the following day. Wednesday. December 7.
Miss Mabel Levers will become the bride Of
Charles Wells, of Bensonhurst. The ceremony will
take place at the home of the brides parents Mr.
sixth-st
The marriage Of Miss Lily Cortelyou Palmer to
j. Gibson McIlvaine. jr.. eldest son OF Mr. and Mrs
j. Gibson McIlvane. of Philadelphia will be ceIe-
DRAFTED at the home Of Miss Palmers parents Mr..
1t Is expected TO be one of the large weddings Of
February. va" 0'''iouiioou Ids'
The engagement is announced Of Miss Edith Es
Jenkins Turnbu son of Mr. and Mrs. Ceors, r
Turnbull Of Remsen-st. Mr.. Turnbuli was gradi-
ated from Princeton last year
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hurst of 2ss c,arteld
Pace, announce the engagement of their daughter
Miss Eliza Hurst. to DR. Edward P Stairbtrd son
or Dr. and Mrs. I. ". Stairbird, OF Boston " 49,
The engagement is announced OF Miss Ethel
barnes daughter of Edwin Nj. Barnes. Of Ridge
held Park. n. j.. and granddaughter OF the late
Alfred Smith Barnes, to Edward Rurns ir CON Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burns of No 904 President
Of Mrs Sarah Frances Blake, Of Yonkers to- IHicien
q Clark. OF this borough.
On Wednesday evening of last week T7hanksoiv
ing Eve the late General Alfred Cutler Barnes gave
a dinner which was in the nature of a family re-
union 1t included his sister. Mrs Emile Barnes
Turner. with whom he lived at No ia Pierrepont-
St, and all his nieces and nephews and their hus
bands or hances. The menu card was decorated
with tree with ten branches to represent the
PORTRAITS on he 1 ae On aT e9 inside T3S the
VIE the late Harriet Burr Barnes. The guests
Carol Barnes NewbeTry Miss Ethel Barnes MISS MISS
Ruth Barnes Miss Sallie Barnes, Miss Louise
and Mrs. Nicholas M5ank Mr.. and Mrs Frederick 'n
Biake Mis- ANN Sa B aS AFvh is FoGte Miss Adene
Madeline Mackay, Miss Harriet Barbour AVent
GhdresS, Edward Burns. Donald Maclay, Spencer
Turner, Harold Turner. Clarence Barnes Mortimer
Barnes Barnes Thomas Barnes, Victor Barnes, George
Barnes Barnes Il B. Barnes j., FRITZ Blake and Bertram
late A S. Barnes. 0us'S Oh the
Miss Jennie Moody. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Leonard Moody. gave n luncheon at her home No
| 10 Seventh-ave. last Monday for Miss Daisy Rur
| rell of Manhattan. but formerly of Brooklyn who
Is TO be a December bride. The table was daintiiL
! appointed In pink The guests We're Mrs George
Shiebler Mrs. william Haskell Mrs Arthur = par.
| rott, Miss Margaret Hubbard and Miss Alice Han
| ley. of Maine. nan
Mrs. George Gibbs of San Francisco was the
guest of honor at luncheon given last Tues4a, !,
! by Mrs. Homer A. Latin. OF No Il South Portland
ave. Luncheon was served at large round ia BILE
! covers being laid FOR fifteen. Candles shaded b,,
| crysanthemum globes furnished the light Crvsan-
| the1nums the flowers used. Bridge was nI,Iad
| IN the afternoon Among the guests were Mrs
| Francis II. Page. Mrs. James Lincoln Rrun3Iat =
! Mrs Howard J. Forker, Mrs. Theodore Kane Mrs
| Harry Combes, Mrs. S. Edwin buchanan NJ NJ
| Sperry Kane.
Mr and Mrs William D. Faris OF No 202 Han
coc-st.. gave a dinner Friday evening of last
week for Mrs Custer, widow of the late General
Custer. The other guests were Mrs Kate Epson
F. G1nniso Charles H. Russell anS 5st, aeroer'
John Clahin is give large dinner Saturday,
December 10. in honor OF Alexander f Dee A. The
| Metropolitan Club.
The nifty-sixth annual dinner OF tha ST Ntcbo,as
| Society is be given at the Montauk Clup Tues
| day evening, December s.
As exclusively stated in this column q yyeal. 400
the officers the navy yard had planned 10 give a
series of hops through the SEASON and thev ba,-a
since do idcd begin with AN evening hon on he
cember Is. It Will be wholly an invitation affair
and Of neGcs5 5be friends 1 VI will be limited
| army officers on duty at New-York and TO be sent