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New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
ITS NEW BUILDING.
Practical Courses Open to Young
Women at Simmons College.

simmons College has Just opened It's maEnifcent
building IN the Feuway. BOstcn. with three
hundred and afry young women students in at
tendance. The new building. which IS the irst %
a group TO reach completion. consists Of = central
main portion. four stories high. with basement
hanked by wings either side. making total
frontage Of 24o feet The material Is gray notified
brick. with limestone trimmings.
The rev building Is finely equipped with separate
laboratories. or practice rooms, for physics type
writing. biology. chemistry. cooking and library
work two large lecture rooms. an apparatus room
and clsssrooms, besides instructors of1ces, ofces
FOR the president and the dean. and ample quar-
ters for the general ofice. The upper door Is di-
v!ded between a library and a large hale which
will be used for the current year Tor weekly as
sembly.
At present the students who come trorn outside
OF Boston Quartered IN private houses and
small apartments owned by the college and con-
verted into doVm!tories. bur il Is planned eyeEtu-
ally 20 have several large buildings devoted entirely
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to dormItory purposes. These viii be grouped
shout the main college buiid!ns on land purchased
for the purpose.
Later another plot OF land will be purchased out
side OF Boston IN some subur5. Tor tho ded work
IN the horticultural courses landscape gardening
etc. but the pi ms for these not vet developed
The Simmons College group of buildings Is not
far from the new Harvard Medical School group
and is beautifully situated the edge of the
Metropolitan Parkway system. IN the Feas.
simmons Female Coliege--to give it its full name
was made possible through the generosity Cf John
Simmons, of Boston's oldttme merchants. who,
seeing that there was an ever-incTeaSin- demand
on the part OF American girls for a sood technical
education. left beqEeSt for the establishment OF
institution to meet this need.
A college st which bright young women might
learn how to grow violets and celery for the
market. design posters. bind books a-tIs.ica!ly and
dt themselves TO be private secretaries librarians
confidential clerks. dFessmnkeFs miliners or house
keepers stenographers with more than the average
stenographer's Qualihcations-it was this that he
had IN mind and Il is precisely this that simmons
College aims 10 do
Mr. simmons died about thirty wears aac leav-
Ing for the establishments OF this net scheme Of his
an estate which is now valued az about sOoG on
In his will he stipulated that when tie bsquesj
reached 10000 ia should bo uses for The foaluda-
tlon Of such an institution. simmons college was
Incorporated two years agO. The eorDorators were
Mrs. Fannie B. Ames. well known as a factory
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VAN LIEw-BENNETT.

The Bay Ridge Reformed Church. OF Bay Ridge.
Long Island. was the scene Of an interesting we'd
ding last Thursday evening. The bride was Mss
Elizabeth Carroll Bennett daughter q Mr. anu
Mrs Charles Carroll Bennett and tie bridegroom
was Alfred Butler Van Lev. cf Bloomfield. y J.
The brides gown was Of duchesse lace- TIE
rnatrons Of horor. Mrs. Watson L.g5t1e7 Bennett.
OF Bay Ridge and Mrs. Charles Thomson Cogges-
hall of Pkenix. Arlz.. wore n-auFe 2eau &c cyghe
gowns and the brtdesmai3s. 2Iss Alice Poo, Hiss
Mary oaxes Miss N Frances IIegcman, and Miss
Helen Newton. wore blue gowns of the same ma
teriaL
best man. and William 4. Bennett, David Oa6es
George OaEes, Harvey HorcesieT a-d Mi4t!aIA
Worcester tor ushers.
The e5.ests Included Er and Mrs. Thomas Oakes
Nj ana Mrs. Waiter Coggezllall Dr. and Mrs
Harry Z richards Mrs John Van Lew AIr and
Mrs. John Newton. Mrs. Daniel Van Brunt, NJ
and Mrs Frederick Cocheu. Afr and Mrs Henry =
Dodd. Mr. and Mrs. Jonu Duncan, Ms. Duhleld
Mr. and Mrs Henry i. Downs. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Royce Mrs. J. 4 Van BTunt. Ir and Ars. Ku!ef
Van Brunt. Mr. ana Mrs. Jere Lott Mr. AID Mrs
Garrett. X. CropSsv. AIr. and Mrs Peter A Hege-
man Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perpont Eors1ev AIr-
and Mr. Charles Carroll Bennett, Nr. and Mrs
Phiuv Boyd. G-. and Mrs. Bowman. Air. and Mrs
James { Beach, Mrs Gutierrez. Ar. and Mrs.
William r. Bennett, Mr. and MIS-. AcolDhus Ben
nett Alr and Mrs. John W. = Bergen. Mr. and
Mrs Howard S Downs. Mr. and Mrs Cornelius :
Van Brunt Miss Virginia Harrison, Miss Maud
Cocheu. Miss Virginia BUe Tolar. Louis Capen
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
C0sBY-poCsN1AN.

Miss Virginia Roletts Dous-nan. OF s.. Paul, and
arthur Fortuuat1s COSBY OF New-York City. were
married yesterday in Prairie du Chen Wisconsin.
at the sumner home of the brides mother Miss
Dousman IS granddaughter Of the late General
5 l. StC-zls. [. s. y The attendants OF the bride
Maid Of honor, Miss Violet DoUsuar, sister
of the bride; bridesmaids. Miss Clara Hi. Miss
Gertrude Hi Miss Pauline Ferguson Miss Anita
Furusss Miss Helen Finch and Miss Judith Dous-
man. the brides Youngest sister. all og s.. Paul
The best man was Frank Cosb- % Boston. broth
er of thc bridegroom The ushers were Colonel S. %.
SfrEs. L :. A. uncle n the bride; r. w 9 Well-
ing and FaruGam NardIey, OF New-Y ork, y Phil
lips Dodge. Of Or-1s ha Robert Decatur Stewart and
Homer Pierce CLARK. % s.. Paul
The brides gown was Of white satin trimmed
with her mothers wedding lace
The Right Rev. Bishop Scheveuach. OF the diocese.
othclatcu at tho ceremony, which was witnessed BY
fr:erls from ST Paul. Chicago and Milwaukee.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

INSPECTOR: Nliss Sarah louise arnold now esan
OF the college: MIS-. Nary Norton heheW prss-l7"'
OF tho womens Eduoa toaal a2d Industrial ! -loA'
in Boston. Frances p Morse. o. me Board OF Fa~'
per Trustees; Or. Edward II BEadloIl' q -
Cbild-ea's Hospital. waiter z. Parker OF rAe "a
ctac Nils Edgar II Nichols of The 5roNh 6
Nichols school. Cambridge; Professor Wl-l-an T.
ssdeewick. o. the Massachusetts Institute Of Teen
nolosy. and others. Dr.. Henry L Favour Is '-e
president -,
simmons Couese o1ers various pro-ess-o'l@'
courses. each requiring :ouT years for rs co-a-
Dlorfor with a broad foundation in each course o.
ron-technicaI subjects such as E2s-ish ana oone'
modern languages the sciences. history, economies
psvcholoEy and ethics. the studies being 50 a.
ranged as 20 give as broad a general ciA'Nie =
possible, as we'll as st-oHs trainl1s -of .-e -
fessionsl work There are courses = 2pp-sc az
with special reference 70 desisnirg for 5sxl-es-
potterv wall paper NooS covers. etc; in domestic
science. to traln women for E,at-ors acd sa7eFiI
terdents OF sttutioEs. Is we'll as 20 instruct '
IN a kuOwIsdge Of the sciences and econe'a.es & 81
rs tSe principles q business vsef,Il 70 ell wore.
IN horticulture. 20: general al'i i9Eose,.le -
brarians and assistants and q general cg11se + I,
science preparatory % t.e S.I-S -. o. ~ s,is,ti-
course. and spect'l facilities are offered 70 ei-
graduates OF other colleges. ,
Another important part of the simmons Colles@
work IS its extension classes in whiCG eTnentaF'
instruction Is gwen during Jhe evenings ior aoE
iEal Zee 20 WorklcG people The s'e"ct '- -5tsr
keeping !svslC1eG " the WOmeu's Edgcatto1a.
ard I-dcstrial Union was transferred % simmons
College. aud forms the basis cf the Ge2artment o.
ho-s economics. the INST department e The coless
10 be ssts sbtshai when the college opened last yeel
A rev school for social workers VIII oeslA y
work the first "Wednesday N Cctcoef As ms ~ "
Tor practical work. a course of lectures vllI p-
esrs6ltshfd hv Professor RruCINtt for chose vi,
wish = survey o. the problems and methods =
philanthrOPIc or,l. The M1ssachUSett5 leiesa.
iIoSpitaI and ths ChfSren'- Hospital VIII 1esiI
this term 70 send SC-uroSs che Few students I1
theI- .raiui1g SCHOOLS for nurses % take tE-
prerlratory course i1 science. iucUa.nS anat'uit'
phvsO.0gy bacteyiCloCy and Sanitation =,
FvCntually IL is ho-sd thai simmons VIII
DracsiColiv a free college. reCGer7d SUCH oN w
number Of free scholarships whi>A the SreW..51
interest ard confidence ci The -rA.tc is eNpse''"
urOViGa
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c,ARrrP-HARrWELL.

III, marriage OF Miss Nary Davenport Hartwe-L
daughter o. Hugh \. JG-jwel. OF ScInerviEe. y j.
and Iosepn Jaroes Carte. Of Elizabeth. took place
i'm st. John Episcopal Church on Mouda$. Inc
ceremony was performed ty the rector the fteF-
Charles F'iskc. TIE church was beautifully deco
rated with autumn flowers The bride wae at
tended - hcr sister Ms Rufus Bates spraSl'e'
CT Bostou and tne best vas swan Far"eH
OF Boston. brother Of The bride The brice was
gowned i2 tabernacle suit of white broadc'oth
and ware white felt Continental hat She carried
ivory prayer book which her mother iad car
Elsie Thomas. Mr.. ard Mrs Herbert L. Newell.
Mr. ana Mrs Henry X Benson Nj. and Mrs
Frank S. Benson. NJ. and Mrs. Walter E Powers.
Mr. and hrs, Edward B. Wright. Mr. and Mrs
Henry :. Chapman. Mrs. Joseph d. GalAgher, Miss
Mcintosh Mr, srd Mrs Ernest z sieGTrn'
cara y Wn!Tc. aiss Marion White. Miss julia
Gaedecker. Mrs William r. Upson. Mr.. and Mrs
Mitchell Dr ard Ir- II. Crittenden Harris Mrs.
Harriet l. Norris. Ellsworth poaue, Mr.. and Mrs
John "a. R-dd3.. Airs Robert q. Thomas. Mss
ried OK, her w,ddnl, d1y Mrs Sprague. the n:atrou
Of honor at;ired in ar. ac2o-dlo1 pieated
crepe crHe. 'rinfced y III point !ace; i0e oride
grccF is sradiate or l'r'HeeJoa niNe3,StX 1iid
s. johns college. 'amoriasg, ltnsI. nd. lie mas a
sac courtrv place at Rose tliil, - 3zanre Sor!l-
wall. Fu-.anu. Wh@r5 %" and MS Nle expect 10
spend a fcrtica oi tbelr time
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RORsoN-MATsoN.

Miss Charlotte n Watson. daughter Of Mrs. Will
san. Gibson Of Bellevtle. y :, ana James A.
Robson. of Newark. we're married or Wednesday
night at the homo Of The b-i1e by the Rev William
". Conner. pastor q the BetorDe. Church. The
cerernony took place in the Psrcr which was deco
rated with golden rod ard Germs. The bride was
attended by Miss Charlotte s.stsnsn. of East
Rutherford. The best man Tas JaTres Watson. =
brother OF the bride GLADSTONE Robsor. brother
of the Bridegroom. Sas usher. The bride wore
gown OF white batiste. trimmed with lace. and a
veil fastened with orange blossoms. Her only
ornament q goc preastpin, which was worn
BY her great-granduoJher IL the marriage cf the
latter A bridal supper followed The ceremony
NIr ard Mrs Robson will eUtry their honeymoon
at tce =. Louis Fair.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
CANNGN-TCE

Henry Fre,oor, Cannon. Of Elizabeth. y j. and
Miss Julia Ten Eyck Cox. daughter ct y BeeATah
Cox. were married in Grace Church, ChHrry NaI-e''
y Y tv the rector. tho Rev. G. O. : kearton' Al
high nom wednesday. The church was beautifully
decorated with white roses. palms and autumn
leaves The ushers were Or. J E1yard t1aIh'
Archibald Oracle Ogden 4 Bcekalan Cox j., v
Rand Jones', Morgan Davis. George Johnson hel-
meth ". BoarGmar and Harry HiilnoEse- ~ he
maid Cs honor Miss Posud COX Board'naI! anSL ILa
bridesmaids, the Misses Cornelia IAvi1gston S%- "a
merton. Kdfhariue Sanders. Maria SlSLi.N e
Campbell. CorneU4 BeekInaU Schwartz Mllie hath-
srine Reid, Cornda starbqsh BoarqtiSFbi t6b. me-
ceded the bride and her father. who gave Ies
away. 10 the altar. There they were met py tus m
bridegroom and his best man. Robert lICheal!
Thora2s after the ceremony the guests were drlveu
Glensfoot, the home Of the bride WneFs a recep-
ton followed Music and dancing on the lawn
added 70 The beluty and Gsyety OF the scene ~ ~
3 o'clock NJ. and Mrs, Cannon drove away 9Hia
showers Of rioe and confetti
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srEI-RrFATE

Miss Carrie Louise Breath. daughter Of MI. and
AIRS W F. Breath of Galveston. Tex. and Lieu-
tenant John Mel r. c. 5. married recently
sn Trinity Church, in Galveston. The bride wore
white chiffon cloth gown. trimmed with Brussels
net, and carried shower bouquet Of !lies-o--t2e-
valley. Her lace vel vas fastened with diamond
and pearl brooch. the brideg-0oras gift. The maid
Of honor Miss Grace Murray, OF St Louis wore
pink organ6ie and carried . bouQue- Of PINK roses
The bridesmaids were Mss Eveline Goggan, Mss
Vanita De Nilt. Miss Homo.seile Randall Miss
Tseseie Flood Miss Daisy Clark and Hiss May
Clark They white organdie gowns and car
Tied pink roses The Ushers were DR.. Waiter P
Breath brother OF the bride; John Sealy, Browning
Groce. Renne Muller. J. r Cox and Clay Stone
Briggs.
reception at the brides home followed the
ceremony. Lieutenant ard L-s. 5lsl are spending
their honeymoon IN California
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VIZ d Ifrs6s-->Social Incidents.

the brides mother. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles ". Fr.tts Of Hudson, former
rastor OF the Reformed Church ~ Fishhin The
bride vsas attired III white crepe de chine trimmed
with point duchess lace. ana wore veil she
attended by her sister. MS LOUIS " Sto,es-
bury. Of New York, as rnatron OF honor. MIS-
Stotesbury was also 81 white The best man was
Frank Do0al5 l5son Of I'hi. aLc.prla acd the USherS
we're T'-ark Barbour, q Montreal. William q.
T)fc6er7lar Of New York Louis ". Stoto Sbury. ot
Landing.
A reception followed the ceremony al SO O'Clock
and al 10 O'clock the couple departed tor a South
egn trip.
Many guests were present tFcn Ne"-t tc4h anu
other Hudson River cities
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

Mss Lillian Eelnhari. younger daugAter % the
late Charcs S Renhorl. Tie artist, and Harold
la Tourstte Bennett o. Ncw-I1gk City. will be
married ne1t saturday afternoon 4t s.2o o'clock a.
st Georges Chu-cl. Flushing. Long Island. The
bride VII wear . GoVa ~ ErUgcs lace over white
satin. and t-lla 1e-- She T'- carry q bouquet
81 orange blossoms end ccthi5e. Miss Emile =.
Reinhart a sister CO thc bride WI be Tho maid os
honor. She viii wear q pale blue chiffon cloth
gown w.C. hat ~ match. ard VIII carry pink
roses.
The BEST z5r IS 10 be .CtoT Z. ZereEa. cousin of
shs bridegroom anL tho GshcTs viii be Thomas D
Toy. Edward Woods. Hs -sts X Murray. Reinha -
Van Nordsn, RsVy g Howell and Ferguson Cooper.
The bride vii be given away bv her brother.
Charles Stanley Peinhar-- 4 reception win follow
ehe ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
D-Er.T-FAT.r-ZvELl.

The wedding Of Holland sacEett Duen and Miss
MABEL Haulweu was soier1-izcd at the Collegiate
Church or Thursday evening" tl.e Rev. DR.. Donald
NIackoy Officiating.
M-- DCeu is q former res 'ert q Syracuse and
e a son Of ez-Conraissi0ucr 81 Patents and Ms
Charles r Dueu. He was ErlG-aI~d from Yale in
1872. and from the NeH-Io-z Ia = school IN lri.
Miss Ha.iwcl is tre daughter If Charles +.
EaIiweu vice-preslGent and general manager ot
ere ontrertal Tobacco Company. formerly resi-
6arr of 81. LOUIS.
OWING The serious Illness OF --r- t-2lliNTell g
rrotLeT- tie invitations 10 TIE wedding and receQ-
ffCn were recalled. and Only the relatives ana a
f-v intimate friends were present
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
LATEsT WODEL PARIS GOWNS.

fssh,o,s are ir,,s1 ~ : kneitel s Eas: Thre'een
St. 20 view the most recent creations OF the pro
nent Paris Jallors THAT he has Just oro~--. ~ arc
bin from Europe Tasse Paris In29S' In2, eSb1rra os
of new end Orisiual des 81, eat@ w~ssri seIsction
iJS OWu- and are the TeSUT o. Ni.,9 - make
Mr. Eueltel announces tAat he p p.ssfsri,ls Uudey
costumes from the latest hnporteC h's s-d V0Ts-
his own personal s,lpervisiOn as t1 ht e %
nlanship. az prices much oeNM go
those WhO pay hirn an early vs..
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

vel fitting co,set. tta, IS s,yIsh as vel -
comfortable IS laiJ AISLE With reluctance
signs Of wear appear Tire byeaNins ct a stee-- q"
abrasion of the material or discoioratiou. b'u
new lease of life IS promised 90 such ey ,ss
who has receGtly landed '1 this country W yarE gns
lished at Is West Twsnlv-secoad-Si Ne"-i ~ p ,,.
American Eeigium Corset L3uutFN. N,'' ~ .,-f-
rOunCCs that for a s7uaE sum. lrC,n q .eN .s Is
washed and cle1neJ have iefectlse par f,y,-.~
new steeis WhalebooeS inserted = ~ NJ ,, tsar
a corset may require, prcduc.aS 'eSS'' 0'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
CrFyERT-IRWlN

Tue marriage Of Miss Lillian N. Irwin. daughter
of .Ir anz Mrs. William T. Irwin. and Charles J
Cefvert viii be celebrated nrzI wednesday at the
home of the brides parents, 10 81 West one-hiH-
dred-and-twe. st-st The bride viii wear gown of
hile silk muslin. trimmed with imported lace. and
a tulle veil ucl5 .u pleca ir q clgsJ,T of orange
blossoms She VIII Cstrr shower bouquet ot
3iics-of- le-.lIleS Sl.e .rI. he extended by her
cousin Miss Emma = 1rri.. vho vl carry Arneri-
can Beauty roses. Arthur 4, 4--aae viii serve =
hest man The scheme ,r t.c-3i scoTation IS 10 be
pink and white. Only Ike immediate family ana
intimate friends VIII bc present ~ The Ceremony,
which win be performed H. the Fcv. Jesse F.
Forbes
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

Miss Henrietta Woodward Cunning. daughter Of
Mr and 3I-s. Thomas Cunning, OF Plainheld. -. J..
and James Franklyn La Rue were married Thurs
day night AT the home OF the brides parents by the
Rev. A z. Finn. pastor of the Park Avenue Baptist
Church.
The maid % honor was Miss Helen Frances Cum
ing, sister cf the bride. and Asher BisSett cousin
of the bridegroom. was best man. The ushers were
Clarence 2. La Rue. the bridegroom's nephew. and
Henry +. Cunning brother OF the bride. The cere-
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coBr-BRocKe

Mss Flcreaoe Brooks. dauehter ot Yrs. Eleq. =
Brooks. was married last Wec1esdav 70 Edward
s. COBB ~ her mothers home ~. S35 West Fifty-
dfta-sL The wedding vas small ono ard was
followed By an Informal reception. The tri6e who
was given ava ev heI brother. William T.
BROOKS. w1s goN'E1el II white sa-in and lace Her
maid ~ honor. Mss sarah SzgLerso-. also
81 waite. Robert wilkins served as b-s- man ana
the ushers were Charles Cobb and Rarc.d Power.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Miss Kate Pulsford, daughter of IL. and Ms
James = Pusfo-d. Of SCUM Orange, and ChauIi-
cey Clark kennedy Of orange were married yes
terday afternoon at o'clock a. the Church Of tie
Holy Coulrauuioz. South ORANGE The rector, the
Rev Lewis Cameron performed the ceremony, for
vI!c. over ore thousand Invitations were issued
The bride we q gown ~ cream satin crepe &c
chine. trimmed with duchess lace. Her white
tu,!e veil wzs fastened With sprays Of myrtle lteI
attendants wore Miss Alice Pulscord sister of the
bride maid OF 5anov: Miss Thomas and Miss Fran
ces Thomas OF South Orange. Mss Eoerle 2Hd
Miss Elizateth Clinton. Of RidEewood; Miss sher-
man. q cousin of the bride Of New-Eork city and
N-ss Keller. also cousin Of the bride. Of Devon
Ti,o best man was Beton Allyn Copp. ir, ard
he usf-er5 were 4. J. Barbour, G a broEnoa,,S.
= 3 Reyuclds. : II. Lvaua. classmates ct .lr.
7ra~-ad-- ~ Yale. where hc as graduated n tle
c7sse ~ re,.. a D Fu sford. brother ot the bride.
ard c O'C sloane. Of South OranEe
The receDticr held AZ the brides nome was
email orlv the two families and their intimate
friends having been invited
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,rmed under a aoral arch Of green

mony was performed under foral arch of green
and white
The bride wore gown Of white point o'esprit,
and carried q bouquet Of bride roses. The maid Of
honor's gown of pink silk Ulousseline, and she
carried & bouquet Of pinA roses
1 reception followed the ceremony. after which
AIr. ana Mrs. La Rue left for three weeks we'd
ding trip, which VIII include the St. Louis a~0osi-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

Theodore NJ Nevius. % Glen Ridge; Miss Edit Z
6ITcaI Of 8looafeid: the Misses Ames Mr. anS
Mrs. Dexter n. Force and the Misses EoreSs Of o
New York: the Rev. aad Mrs Walter Dole %
Northfeld. Vt; AIr and Mrs. Il. {. Whippie ah~
Miss Margaret WhirpIe OF Bristol y. II.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

Nr and Ms :. Rowan Anthony. OF Wilkes
barre Penn who ara at present at their summer
house TIE Naples. Montrose. Susquehanna county
pom aroo,.rca fha cement Cf their daughter.
Man Nlaraareita to Charles Eustacs kneelahd'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
CHALIES-roofPKrNs

Last Wednesday evening Hiss Jane Tompkns.
daughter % Ms. Helen Tompkirs. % FFshkiB
landing, X Y. ard Paul Jc-eu Cllallea. OF Nat
tsswan Here married Gt EGscwater. the home G.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

Iotos with ACCOMPANYING buds and leaves. ths
stems done in tavrly gold the flowers IN transpar-
ent eaanelsc How about the jewel casketS % Rus
s.ar gold and enaueI-whole pictures painted on
barharic goId2 Would not hne photograph Of a
noble cathsdTaf-Amiens. or Durham. or totoEne.
fer inS1ance-plsass herr
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
TILToN-BoLToN.

HE marriage % Miss Florence
Nay Bolton, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Bolton, and
Louis Oliver Tiltol VIII be cele-
brsted rext Wednesday, AZ $50
?. m. e. the home OF the brides
Parents. Two-hunGredth-st. and
Nar.ou-ave. Only relatives T-ill
be present Ths bridal gown is
o. chiffon cloth. trimmed with
duchesse lace Tie maid Of
honor will he Miss Emily Louise
Bolton. and the bridesmaids
Miss Mabel Boak Miss Eatha-
rine Eom.er B!rcLal and Miss
Marion T.lto1. The best man
VIII be Homer Francis Tnton
ana the ushers william Henry
Bolton End Arthur Thomas
Bolton
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02
la RUE-CUAIING.

Harry Nash. Robert Edward Havey and James
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

QUITS made 20 at very low rricss- 4 FINK Ladt
- Tailor AM Fur-ieT. $50 sixth ave. Nsz Y1-l
New-York tribune., 1904-10-02

itching scalp stopped: dandruf. etc cured PoSLIIV
T,Y send fer bookIe. Consultation fres- JCaN
BEL. p L. Ia East corr. COZ Ls sS5Is-s--a e ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-27
FOR THEATRE, so, 900.
Emerson WcUiIin Willing to Help
EndO5c Playhouse.

To the National Art Theatre Society. grown in
the year whose expiration II celebrated by It's
dinner at Delmouico's last night from seventeen
TO nearly twelve hundred. Emerson McNillin prom
ised to be one of a hundred persons who would
contribute half the cost Of the desired National
Arts Theatre. As the society plans to build a
structure worth about 100000 Mr.. McMillin's
promise will cost him $4,000.
In the year of its existence the society has tried
many ways Of raising money for the theatre, which
II hopes will regenerate the dramatic art in this
country. one appeal to Andrew Carnegie.
In an "Episte OF David the Singer" read by
David Bispham. which he said dated from the
year OF the reign Of Theodorus the Strenuous. and
was an authentic record OF happenings in which
Andrew surnamed Croesus. and David. the Singer.
took part, was presented account of the failure
OF this embassy. The manuscript declared
Now, it came to pass. that David the Sing,
the Land OF Scotia. where he sojourned GER
tain days with Andrew. surnamed Crcesus:
Of "A generous heart After divers conversations the
singer declared TO that Andrew the great need in
far country. called America. 81 a fitting home FOR
the drama. palace builded to maintain and en-
OF tho land. Now. while he listened. almost did
asked many questions or the singer dld ne 20 Dack
the building OF houses for books. and the singer
did the singer 70 to Andrew. surnamed CrCesus.
and did entreat him telling OF the ancient glory and
81 me theatre. Even he took fine drawings 10 the
said ANDREW, who had al meat with him that day a
'NoW. David" said Andrew. verify IL thou
wilt have this my kinsmau to supervise the build
ing OF this your art temple will l give unto thee
ten million sestcrtii" Therupon did David gladly
consult with the drawer OF the plans. and after
ward run to Andrew with his consent. But An
drew answered and said unto him. 20. David OF
making Of books there IS no end. and verify,
the making Of houses for them is my mission
joseph l. {. Clarke. president OF the society, was
the toastmaster Among those ut the guests
table with him William Ordway Partridge.
Justice Fitzgerald Justice O'Gorman and Bronson
Howard.
clifford W Hartridge. Bronson Howard, John
Walker. Il
gerald and O'Gormau were among tho other
erat Ike