New-York tribune., 1905-03-26

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Melvin Palmer. of Portland.
Me-. announce the marriage OF their daughter.
Florence Aver. to John Benajah Dunn. tr;;, on
at homo after May at No. g. West 1o7th-st
Mrs Harry Parsons is at home Wednesdays
at No. 20 West 56th-st.
Mrs Frank Warren Crane is receiving on the
second and fourth Tuesdays at No. go West 12sthst
Mrs Edwin Arden and Miss Arden win be at
home on wednesday March 29. from until
O'Clock. at No. 2d West 2th-st-
Mrs. Thomas Wallace and the Misses Wallacs
at home Fridays at No. 125 East 2ith-st
Mrs Charles B. Damborn. Of New-York City.
gave a tea on Friday afternoon at her summer
home. Kennett Square. Penn. in honor OF her
ls'SE-ii-ia~' =. z. mrs SaSara iA''0'' o. D'''''''
Miss Clara Andrew. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Andrew. and Ernest Edgerly Law. both of
Bloomfield. ". J.. married at the home OF the
BRIDES parents. No. 81 Grace-st.. at O'Clock on
Wednesday night. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. p. C. Blight, pastor OF the Watsessing
Methodist Church. The bride was attired in white
silk. trimmed with lace and silk embroidery: and
carried shower bouquet of Bride roses and lilies
N. Y. cousin of the bride. was bridesmaid. and
OF the BRIDE was best man. Nreception followed
bridal couple started on an extended trip. and upon
their return will reside in Bloomfield.
Mrs Louis sittner of No 1.s55 7th-ave. VIII give
a reception this afternoon and evening for her
daughter Miss Florence Sittner. whose engagement
TO Montague e. Hyman has recently been an
nounced. Miss Sittner will embroidered
white batiste robe shell pink. and will carry
Bride roses Flowers and palms VII ne USED t1 70
celebrated following
have been chosen Matron OF honor. Mrs; Jeroms
man: best man. l. Jordan Rose: bridesmaids. Flor
enee Cans Blanche Gutenberg Jennetts Addison
NJ. Mortimer sloss. Lionel HyInan and G. Jack Hy-
Miss Louise Fischer. who is just finishing a
course OF lectures in various homes OF Brooklyn
will begin on French and German Le-
gends'' April In Plainneld. n. ]. Mrs Kirt-
land Myers. Mrs. William stillman Mrs. Wilton
and Mrs. Rodnan will open their homes for these
lectures. for which Mrs. Orville Waring, Miss
Tweedy, the Misses Lloyd, Miss Reed, Miss Eliza
Ree Rsfe M ioer w and
next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John Olendorf.
taken tickets are Mrs. George La Monte. Mrs.
Va W. rf Br6a% %rs Nh cRaBerain MRS Fisher
Mrs. II. NJ. Herbert. Miss Tappan. Mrs Knapp
ard Mrs. Runkle.
Baron Won Hesse-Wartegs lectured on Korean
Costumes and Architecture at the National Arts
Club Wednesday evening
The managers Of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Society OF the Lying-in Hospital announce read
ing by Mrs LIE Moyne. to be given at Sherry's
next Thursday at O'Clock. The managers in
clude Mrs John Berland. Mrs. w. Pierson Hamil-
ton, Mrs Price Collier, Miss Ursula j. Morgan.
Mrs r. NJ Stuart Wortey, Mrs Charles Steele,
Mrs Willard Parker. jr.. Mrs. W. Barclay Par
sons, Mrs. William P. Douglas Miss Elizabeth 5.
Il. Henry and Mrs. James W. Markos Among
the patrSnesses for the entertainment are Mrs.
Mrs. Hobart MsTreH os Mss M[ Ds
Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. G. G. Haven. Mrs; John B.
II T ooIeve MTs mifss MTs Pau TacEera Mrs L
Satterlee. Mrs. Ogden Goldman Mrs Maturin Liy-
Ngs.0R MFs William % street and Mrs F. wither6ea
SkstI as as Stanton fS eaS 90 80 west e 3ha from
The regular meeting OF the Daughters OF Indiana.
which will be held tomorrow afternoon at the
Hotel Astor will open at 2 o'clock with business
H A. Cuppy Editor OF Public Opinion" win give
talk on the life Of the late General Lew Wallace:
will sing.
The next meeting of the Society OF the Golden
West recently organized for Californians living in
New-York will be held next Friday at ths home
of Mrs. George D. Gordon The Society OF the
Golden West is social and literary club. the idea
of which is to promote friendship among it's men,
bers and to keep alive the spirit Of the West. The
officers are: President. Mrs. Thomas ]. Vivian;
vice president, Mrs. j. Theodore Odell: treasurer,
Mrs Russell Bassett. and secretary. Mrs George
E. Gordon, of No. 312 Manhattan-ave.. to whom all
applications for membership should be addressed
Among other members are Mrs. Lawrence J. Vas
sault. Mrs. Edward W. Mansfield. Mrs Walter F.
Beck. Mrs. Jackson Temple Pendegast, Mrs. II. A
Bunker, Mrs. Alexander Demar and Mrs. John
Hazelrigg.
The education department Of the Young Mems
Christian Association announces dramatic recital
to be given by Frederick Abbott in Association Hail
No: A5 West Zd-st, tomorrow evening, at SIS
o'clock
Mrs ]. Morris. of No. Sm Prospect Place. Brook
lyn. will entertain at dinner Thursday March 30
The Lenten Sewing Glass is accomplishing soma
fine results in aid of the St Christopher Home for
Children. Miss Alma Durant, of No. 60l West End
ave-, is president
The Rubinstein Club gave its first "gentleman's
evening" last night in the Astor Gallery OF the
Waldorf-Astoria. and more than three hundred
men-husbands of the club members-were present
Mrs. Harry Wallerstein. president OF the club
gowned in white chiffon cloth trimmed with Irish
Beauty roses and white carnations. Rubin
STEMS colors made an address of welcome. after
which she introduced the other officers and pre-
sented to each a Rubinsten pin. the gift OF the
club. Mrs. James Henry Parker. president OF the
Daughters Of the Confederacy. and Mrs. Charles
Dow. ex-president OF the State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs. honorary members. also received pins
Mrs. Wallerstein made a personal gift to Mrs.
Donald Mclean OF the Rubinstein pin enlarged
and decorated with eighteen diamonds end one
ruby
After these presentations Mrs Edward Addison
emblem An orchestra of twelve pieces added to
the charm Of the occasion; and Refreshments were
the club are: Mrs. Eugene Hoffman Porter. hrst
ycep president; Mrs Dore Lyon second @ yice-presi
dent, and chairman of programme; Mrs. Charlotte