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soodle trial. at Grand Rapids.

Grand Rapids, Mich. April 6.-The
trial of State Senator David Il. Burns,
charged with accepting bride in con-
nection with the Lake Michigan water
deal. has been begun in the superior
court Burns Is charged with accept
ing 5000 for influencing legislation in
the state senate. The case of Alder
man Malachi Kinney. charged with ac-
cepting a bribe. was again put over
the term, a showing being made that
Kinney is still too i'll TO go TO trial.
Particular About jurors.
In the examination Of jurors for the
Puns' trial the panel was exhausted
and Judge Newman ordered special
venire Of thirty-siX drawn The case
was then ad ourned for the day.
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pAUI-WARSO.

Miss Ruby Warso daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Warso of ndred-and-twenty-s sixth
ST. Wiliamsbridge. and George Edward Paul. also
Of Williansbridge were married on Sunday even
Ing NJ O'Clock at Keatng's Hall. White Plains
Road by Rabbi NewmaTk. OF Brooklyn. The hall
was decorated with the national oolors, potted
plants and American Beauties. The bride was at
tended by Miss Elsie Louise Paul. sister of the
bridegroom. as aid of honor The bridesmaids
were Mis- Sarah May Brown. Miss Hannah King
Paul and Miss Eveline Pearl. The flower girls
were Miss Estella Josephson and Miss HaTrietta
Paul, and the train bearers Ida Lowe and
Florence Warso. The best Benjamin j.
Warso. brother of the bride. and the ushers were
her three cousins. Louis Henry Warso. John Reu-
ben Warso and Maxwell Warso.
The bride wore a white lace robe white silk.
trimmed with pearls. Her veil caught with
Grange blossoms. and her only ornaments were a
diamond brooch and earrings. gift from the
bridegroom She carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies-of- the-valley. Miss Paul at
tired in white crepe de chine. with chiffon trim
mings and carried sweet peas Miss Brown wore
lavender silk wolfe trimmed with white lace. and
colored palette de sole. with chiffon and applique
Pearls gown was Of pink silk messane, and she
carried bouquet Of pink and white roses. The
made with accordion pleated skirts. and white
After the ceremony supper was served to about
two hundred guests. among them being Mr.. anC
Warso, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Henry. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Henry Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Schmidt
MIR and Mrs Milton Goodman, Mr. and Mrs Lou:
L. Goodman. Mr.. and Mrs. David I.oewy. Mr.. anC
Mrs Paul Josephson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Damon
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rosenthal. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
7 man AIarksin Or. and Mrs Peter Freidmann. Mr.
| and Mrs. Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tirney
A1r and Mrs. Benjamin Warso, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin T. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Goodman. Mr.
and Mrs Curran. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jane:
Warso Mr. aud Mrs. G. w. Paul. Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Dietrich. Mrs Baaderson. Miss Helen Paul
Miss Evelyn Paul Miss Clara Gibson. Miss Brader
son. Mrs. r. V q Helde, Mrs Phaff. Miss II. Ma
/ Paul Charles T. Gibson. J. Mansfield Raben MARI
/ Eugene Paul and 7. NJ. Y. Raben.
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Hyde Mrs Robert Lloyd Mrs W. G. Nichols. Mrs
augustus Z. Winkhaus Miss Mary ID. Van Wrinkle
w. S. Hawkes.. Mrs. j. w. Harper and many others
are among the coaatTibutors 10 the West Side Ju-
club for boys and girls In this thickly populated
neighborhood
Miss Mary Van Buren, Vanderposl president of
the Woman's Auxiliary to the American Scenic and
Historic Preservation Society, will preside at the
exercises next Saturday for the unwilling OF the
tablet in MorningSide Park. marking a site Of the
line OF defence OF the city during the War OF 1872
She will be assisted by Miss Frances Emerson
Coleman the little daughter OF Mrs. John Coleman
II was through the efforts Of Mrs. Coleman that
the stone tower was restored. The Rev. DR. Mac
kenze. Of Rutgers Church. Will offer prayer Henry
Rutgers who gave so literally TO Rutgers Church
and Rutgers College. member OF the commit
tee OF defence which built these Qualifications in
1874 Some OF his descendants will be present NJ
the unwilling. The Rev. Merle st. Croix Wright
will make an address. and Commissioner Pallas
will receive the tablet for the city A band will
play patriotic music and various patriotic societies
have been invited 10 be present Columbia University
will be represented as the students worked on the
fortihcatons and in 1914 formed military society
Building. The Woman's Auxiliary to the Ameriean
Scenic and Historic Preservation Society was
founded several years ago S by r t Eay Peres
including Mrs. William BrookneIo Mrs Robert
Hoe. Mrs. Charles r; Flint. Mrs. Henry Willard.
Frank s. Witherbee. Mrs. Mason Stone. Mrs. James
mSRs Mrs. ss Heb eTf r. Bishop Mrs James a.
blanchard. Mrs j. w Bo2 2Iit,y MS MS Emil l.
Carlisle Mrs Andrew Carnegie Mrs. Walter Les
ter Carr Mrs. Robert De Forest. Mrs. ChiIlian
J. C. Hazen Mrs. Colgate Hoyt. Mrs. d; Willis
James Mrs. Morris K. Jesup Mrs Levi e Morton.
Ralph T. Prime. Mrs. Henry I. Potter, Mrs. v. p.
Mrs Mrs Mare Ssme spe. pod Mrs Henry
Cannon. Mrs. C. Vanderbilt Cross. Mrs Samuel NJ
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HT-MPHRIEs STROUD.

The marriage of Miss Florence Lucy Stroud.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry William Stroud
OF Franklin-ave.. Bronx, and Albert HUMPHREYS OF
West One-huadred- and twenty -nnth-st, took place
Wednesday at o'clock at St. AIMS Church. Mott
Haven. The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Ronola r Humphries, of South Ncrwalk
brother OF the bridegroom and former pastor of the
church The bride, VINO WIS given away by her
father wore a gown Of white crepe de chine. with
veil Her flowers bride roses and maiden
hair fern. The maid of honor was Miss Helen l."
stroud a sister OF the bride. She vas attired IN
pale green crepe de chine. The best man was Dr.
Henry Humphries. a brother of the bridegroom
and the ushers were Leslie +. Randall and Arthur
Humphries. , ,,.
family was held the hCme Of the brides parents
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with pink roses and pink ribbon. and will carry
pink roses.
The bridesmaids-Aiss Mary Hartman. cousin OF
the bride; Miss Gladys NJ. J. Smith. Miss Mabel I.
Storm and Miss Mary Z. Wolfe-will wear shirred
white silk null gowns pale blue silk. There
will be a yoke of Valenciennes lace a deep girde
and elbow sleeves. The hats OF Valenciennes.
trimmed with pink rose buds and pale blue ribbon;
They VIII carry bouquets OF pink roses. Edward
Gray jr. OF Boston, Is best man. and the ushers
]. Edward Brooks, j. Pennington Gardiner, Richard
II. Weld. Jr., Edward +. McClennen, Rodney
Thayer and e II. H. Simons brother Of the bride.
reception the brides home will follow the cere-
mony The bride and bridegroom win travel all
summer, and in the fan will settle In Boston.
Among the invited guests are Mr.. and Mrs John
Crosby Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E H Hartman. Mr. and Mrs John
Greenough, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Guild. jr. OF Bos-
ton: the Rev. and Mrs John r. Thurston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moorefeld Storey OF Boston, H. Mercer
Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Ripley Thayer OF Bos-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs Orlando Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs
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Weddings find -|ocial Incidents.

BRIDES gown is white embroidered chiffon cloth
white taffeta- She will cary white Bweetpeas
and maidenhair ferns The maid OF honor is Miss
Elizabeth Isech. sister OF the bride. The brides
maids Miss Marcia Paschal. Of Washington. and
Miss Helen Williams. OF PHILADELPHIA They Will
carry pink sweetpeas. The flower girl Miss Frances
Leech. who is niece OF the bride Will carry white
and pink sweetpeas. The pages are Miss Dorothy
and Harry Skerett
After a honeymoon at Atlantic City the newly
married couple will be at home in Washington.
The guests who are invited for the wedding ana
reception are Mrs. T. 5. SulliVant. Miss Eudora
Sullivant Miss Turpin Philo. Wilbur Van Duyu
Or. u. X. futile the Misses futile. Miss Washing
ton. DR.. and Mrs. Frank Leech. OF Washing ton;
Mrs. " II. Williams. Miss Gertrude Williams, Mrs
Skerett. Mrs. J. d. Clark. of Toronto: Mrs. George
". Paschal. 81 Washington: Mr. and Mrs Martin
Rolls Mr.. and Mrs. George Schon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hoskins. DR. John Girvin. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Milne. Mr.. and Mrs. S Harry Richards and
Miss Richards.
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THURsTON-sIMONs.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Simons. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Dewar Simons OF No. go West Sew
enty-third-st, and Charles Storey Thurston. Of
Boston. will be married next Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock at All Angels Church by the Rev 5. De
I1ancey Townsend, assisted by the bridegroom's
father, the Rev John T. Thurston. There will ba
choral service by the vested choir. The brides
gown is OF chiffon cloth. tucked and shirred. made
with yoke OF old family point lace. She Will wear
a lace veil held in place by pearl brooch. and
orange blossoms in her hair. The matron OF honor
VIII be Mrs. L. Henry Hartman Smons. and the
maid of honor Miss Cornelia Nelson Simons. who
viii wear a white lace gown and lace hat trimmed
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Charles Dewar Simons, jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles u
Dickev Mr. and Mrs. James Hartman. MISS Mary
III Vibhert DIR. and Mrs. Lewis RutherfuTd MOTIFS,
William Constable. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
Nelson simons. Mr.. and Mrs, William NJ " Hon-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Bleecker, James pe"IF
Simons the Messrs Blocker, Mr.. and Mrs. j;
Butler Wright William z. G. Gaillard, MI and
Mrs Henry A Nelson. Sumner Gerard. Mr.. ana
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt and Mrs L. Jacquehn
Snnft
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MENDFNHALI-PECK

A pretty wedding was that OF Miss lillian Peck.
daughter OF Mrs. Aaron Peck. and the Rev. Har-
land Mendenhau, at DelmoLico's. Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. David James Burrell. Miss
Peck given away by her cousin. David II.
Pierson. Her gown Of old point lace
and she carried bouquet Of liies-of-the-valey.
Miss ROsalind Harrison. the maid OF honor, wore
a. white Bruges lace hat and gown. with white
lowered girdle. Her bouquet was of white rose
buds and leaves. The bridesmaids. Miss Jennings
and Miss Worthington. wore white lace hats and
gowns. with shaded blue g1rdles. The bouquets
We're pink rosebuds. The best man was Dr. Charles
w. Townsend The ushers Henry g. Lewis
and William Halsey Peck. A reception TO relatives
and Intimate friends followed the ceremony. After
"a short wedding "trip the bride and bridegroom will
hail Tor Europe, remaining abroad for the summer
months. The music was furnished by picked men
from llanrosch-s orchestra. Among those present
We're Ny and Mrs. Cyrus Peck. Medical Director
Mrs; IL n Menoenhau AIr. and Mrs. william
baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Harlan, Professor A
marshall Elliott, Judge and Mrs. Henry W. Book
staYer Dr. ana Mrs. James Bishop. Captain and
mrs. ). r Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Crawford,
1lr and Mrs. W. II. Falconer. Dr.. and Mrs c.
Grant, Miss Helen Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. g 9. Har-
iison Mr.. ana Mrs James Noel Lyman. Mrs Ed
N ward 5 llateh, Tie Rev, Or. and Mrs. D. L
MacSay, Nj. and Ms. Alexander Maitland, Mr.
end Mrs. Roswell Wilber. Mrs. Worthington. Mrs.
M. i Roberts, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Il L.
thompson. A \. Arthur, the Rev. r. Z. Sample
= \. Allen. Rear Admiral Joseph Smith Miss
Lewis, Miss Florence Lewis and Mrs. +. w Hams
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WHYTE-DE MOTT

Miss Maude De Mott and Willian, I. whyte uere
married last Wednesday evening at the bride 5
nome. IA bssex-sI Aackensack. y. J.. by the Rev
Arthur Johnson OF the Second Reformed Church
The maid OF honor was Miss Julia McNurtrie ~
selr!dere. The flower girls were Marguerite Curtis
ard Lillian Nicholson. John Livingston Of Soptb
orange, was best man. The bride was attired A.,
NAlte saun crepe de chine trimmed With Duchess
ace she wore veil and carried a bououet ~
Mnlte roses. The couple received from the bride
sroom,s tatheE, ". II Whyte. handsome new
nome "a aaInilton Place. where they VIII live on
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Wrought In pure white linen braids ana .ND S,ek-
n NAV be effectively associated with siiAe" ard
grounds In lemon yellow. silver green pm
pure white sfarnped OF
we will send this sideboard design ~~s-,sspt OF
cambria. size 21x55. TO any address up0"
% cents. -. snd threae
II desired we viii send hraids. rings ara AZ
sufficient to make the design for p Sg-snunA
dress Pattern Department.. New-forA
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PRAHL-GuBERT

Miss Marie Gilbert. daughter OF Mrs James WILL
lam Gilbert OF Detroit. Mich and Frederick Adolph
FFahl. OF Aew-Hork City. were married May Is az
Al Angels Church. West End-aye and Eighty
nfst--sl MISS Ninifred Stevens OF Detroit VIA .
aSto q nonor ana Mss Katherine Ball OF Plain
neio y j. aild Miss Emma Tyler OF New-London
.zonIl.' were bridesmaids. The best man was John
D0ef, anc the ushers Charles Baldwin, William
Pantopitan. o. Denmark - - 80
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THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A Stamped Cambria Pattern Of Renaissance
Butterfly Sideboard Scarf, No. lOU4'
for Is Cents.

As time passes this handsome lace loses mons !.
its popularity. but on the contrary. gains stea1s
In favor. as there are so many ways IN WHICH .
may decoratively be employed.
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Evans Mrs William Tod Helmuth. Mrs William
F. King Mrs James N Lawton; Mrs Frank =
0pvis' Mrs. Isaac NJ Plat. Mrs. William Rhine
lander Mrs Isaac segman Mrs Ts;,,, Horace 2, e
sage Mrs Frank Sullivan Smith. Mrs Alexander
T Wan Nest, Mrs. Livingston Mason. Mrs Charles
Russell Lowell Mrs. William Gilbert Davies. MIS-
r n Greene. Mrs. Frederic Cromwell, Mrs Archer
Huntington and Mrs. w. V. ID. Lawrence
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leave for Arizona. where they will spend the sum-
meI.
Professor and Mrs Paul Monroe. OF Prospect
Drive Lowerre. Yonkers. about to go their
country place at Fairleigh. n. H. for the
mer and autumn
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Henry Sykes. of Clair
mont Han. Broadway and observation-disclosures
tweifth-st.. viii spend the summer in England
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lee Thorndike. Of No so
West and twenty third-st.. are soon
to go 10 their country place in Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ernest Lloyd of No. 252
Manhattan-ave.. will spend the summer at Tucson.
Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Henry Farnsworth. of No,
leo Amsterdam-ave.. viii spend the summer in
automobillng.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah William Bagster-Collins. will
spend the summer at Noroton Conn.,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Rouuon of No. Sc West
Thlrty-third-st vii spend the summer and autumn
Herbert Vaughan Abbott. of No. All West One
hundred-and- fourteenth will shortly sail for
Virgil Pretty1nan. of Prospect Terrace. Park HILL
Yonkers. will spend the summer at Moosebank
Mrs and Miss schwietering. of No. $40 Central
Park West, gave a musical on thursday al
Dr. and Mrs. Cattnack and family, of No. 9S
West Fortv-fourth-st.. will occupy their cottage
at Lake Ronkonkoma for the summer and autumn
Miss French Of RvercOurt, No. SlS3 Broadway,
will divide the summer and early autumn between
her home at Deadham. Mass. and the coast Of
Mr.. and Mrs Worse and daughter Of Irving
Place yin spend part of the season in Connecticut
Ny ana Mrs Boary of No. 123 West Eighty-sec-
! ond-st.. Will spend the summer in Germany.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Osborn. of No. $50 Madison
| ave. are going abroad for the summer
| Judge and Mrs G. Holt. OF No. 40 East Twenty
ATHEIST will sveud the summer at woodstock
| Conn where they have country place.
Mrs Talbot Olyphant OF Riverside Drive mas
osLed marty Of friends to view the Memorial Day
| parade from her windows
| J. c Egbert. Of Columbia University. who Is now
| IN charge of the American School for Classical
| Studies in Rome will sail for home July 6. in
| time 20 take up his work member Of the ad-
! minIstrative board OF the summer session
Mrs Edgar S. Auchincloss, Mrs. Horatio J.
! Brewer Mrs Herman Curiel. the Misses Delafeld
| Miss Maud Ely. Mr.. and Mrs William Floyd Mrs
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cLARK-I.EEcH.

Hiss Celia Helen Leech. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Edward Kent Leeeh. and Or. Egbert A. Clark. o,
Washington VIII be married next wednesday az
. D m. at No. $40 spruce-st. Philadelphia- Tn.
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KoHN-ADLER.

Miss Pauline Adler. daughter OF Mrs Bernard
Adler, and Milton N. Kohn formerly OF Chicago
Nlll be married next Wednesday at noon at the
home of the brides mother. No. 1855 Madison-a ave
Wv ing 10 recent bereavement in the family of he
hrl5egroom the immediate relatives only viii at
tend the ceremony. 80 $3.50 -
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Long Island. The house has been built under their
supervision as they have taken four years lease
Dr. and Mrs Frank II. Daniels and family OF
West One-hundred- and-twenty-second-st, will
spend the summer at QuOgue. Long Island
DR. and Mrs. woodbridge Of No. COS West One
hundred-and- ffteenth-st.. and their two sons will
shortly go TO kalamazoo. Mich. for the summer.
Professor Woodbridge will return TO New-York 70
take up his duties at the summer session OF
Columbia University.
Dean and Mrs. James Earl Russell and family, Of
No. 800 West twenty nrst-st, will
spend the season at their country home at Lake
Oscawana-
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Thomas Baker and
family. of Yonkers, viii shortly go for the season
TO their place at Fairleigh. N II.
DR.. and Mrs Richard Elwood Dodge. Of Lakeside
Drive. Park Hill. Yonkers. about TO 60 to their
country homo at Washington, Conn.
Dr. ana Mrs Alfred Vance Churchill. OF No. 627
West One-hundred- and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. will
travel in Franco and Germany during the summer
and early autumn.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Morton McMurrsy. of Hill
side Drive. Park HILL Yonkers, will spend the
mer in California
C. r Richards of one-hundred- and-twentietF-s
is about to sail for Japan where he will spend
several months
DIR. and Mrs Samuel Train Dutton OF No $50
West End-ave. will spend the season in switzer-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eugene smitt. of No. $50
West Eighty-eghth-st.. will travel for several
months In France and Germany.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Denison Wood. of No. All
West one-hundred- aRd-eighteeoth-st. viii shortly
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Baum. who live in the
Brookdale section of Bloomfield N J.. celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary last Tuesday
with nuptial mass at the Church of the Sacred
Heart when they renewed their VOWS made half a
century ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Baum were again
married by the Rev. Father Placidus. o. S. b.,
acting pastor OF the church. and grouped about the
altar which decorated with flowers. were the
seven children. twenty-four grandchildren and FIVE
eat-grandchildren. the girls all dressed in pure
white Mr.. Baum placed the ring on his brides
finger for the second time. A reception was held
at the home OF the couple in upper BrOad-St which
was attended by several hundred persons from all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

The Euterpe Club held its annual election OF ofl-
GERS last Wednesday afternoon. at the home OF
it's president Mrs. A. b. Jamison. No. As West
Forty-ffth-st. The following women were elected;
Mrs a 3. Jamison. president; Mrs ". W. Miller
first vice-president; Mrs Richard Henry Reed. sec
ond vice-president Mrs. Charles H. Griffin, thlrd
vice-president; Mrs Charles ID. Gibson secretary;
Miss Ida Judson. treasurer and Mrs James N
Brock librarian. The club has grown so rapidly
the last year that increase in its number OF OIL
GERS and the governing board was imperative The
annual breakfast takes place in the early part OF
June and promises to be a most enjoyable and sue
cessful affair. The EuteTpe has succeeded IN re-
tanning the services OF Frank G.. Dessert as Tnus-
cal director for the coming year.
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Florenz Ise1y cousin of the bride and inseparable
friend since childhood, was maid OF honor She wore
lavender satin crepe de chine, lavender picture
hat and carried q profusion OF lilacs The brides
maids Mss Alnira Prayer sister OF the bridegroom
and Miss Helen Rothschild, cousin OF the BRIDE.
wore white lace robes and carried pink roses The
lest man was Joseph L. Prayer. brother OF the
bridegroom. and the ushers were Edwin Prayer
and Harold Theobald
reception followed a dinner IN the evening.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Prayer left for an eK-
tended "trip.
Mrs. samuel Rothschild Mr.. and Mrs D. L
Prayer, Mr.. ana Mrs William TheObald Mr. and
Mrs Monroe Theobald. Mr. and Mrs Martin Roth
Fchd. Henry Rothschild. Harold Theobald. Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Simon. Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Prayer,
Harry L. TTier. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Aronson, Mr..
Fnd Mrs. J. AronsOn. Never JOnassOn. Simon Roth
Echild August Levy, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Rosen-
thai, Edwin Fraser, Miss Minnie Simon, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Rosenthal. Mr. and Mrs. L R0senthal, Mr..
and Mrs Alexander Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Cohen. David Cohen Mrs. d. Rosenthal, Miss II.
J2osenthal, NJ. Rosenthal Arthur Cohen, Miss En-
~ Cohen, Mrs Lena DAYTON, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Book. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Isaacs. Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
1saacs. Of Boston. Mrs. II. Kohner. Michae! COhn
and BENJAMIN Levy.
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The Entire Nous Social Club. which IS formed by
members of the Spanish-American colony Of New
York. gave a euchre party last Monday at the
Nevada Hotel. Broadway and Seventieth-st., to
close its sessions Of the and to bid farewell
20 it's women members who are leaving for the
country. The officers for the current year are N
Bolet, president; Eduardo de Zado. Vice-presldent'
urer; directors. Antonio GARLIC, Simon Dumois,
Jorge Benitez AngeI Menendez Luis Morales and
Ramro PedroZo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Henry Sykes. of Clair
mont Hall Broadway and One-hundred- and
tweifth-st will spend the summer in England.
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Among the travellers abroad this summer are
Mrs George Gordon Byron. of Orange. N. J., and
several of her family. Mrs. Byron viii be accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Clara Byron. and her
four sons. Gordon Harold. Benjamin and Victor
They sailed yesterday the American liner ST.
Louis Their stay abroad will be somev hat ex-
tended and their travels viii be through the British
Isles France and Switzerland
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tomorrow. Later IN the season she will Jgivs ,
luncheon TO the Eclectic Club. Of which she Is a
member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

7 c. Egbert. Of Columbia University who is nov
In charge of the American School for Classlca
Studies in Rome, will sail for home on July o. i
time 20 take up his work 5 n member Of the ad
ministrative board OF the summer session
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Professor and Mrs. Paul Monroe. OF Prospect
Drive Lowerre Yonkers. are about to go to their
country place at Fairleish. y. H.. for the sum-
ner and autumn.
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reception was given to the Daughters Of Ohio
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. y. Coe Stewart at theI
home Cro- Nest-on- the-Hudson. Boulevard Lafay
cite. Fort Washington Park, New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

The Woman's Press Club Of New-York City held
a social meeting yesterday afternoon IN the Myrtle
Room Of the Waldorf-Astofia. Miss Jessie Ashley.
counsellor-at-aw, made address. St Louis and
the Federation meetings were discussed and music
was furnished by Nine Blanche Stone Barton,
soprano, and Joseph MaerZ. pianist