New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30


An out OF town wedding of interest in this bor-
olsh VIII be that on Thursday. June l. of Miss
Mary 2Ace Unkles. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Unklss Of Meriden Conn formerly OF
MIS- oo5o1 if and Harre Victor schieren. son Of
The engagement is announced Of Miss Isabel
LOCKWOOD daughter Of Mrs. J. W. Lockwood, OF
NO. 50 south Portiand-ave.. and DR.. Nathan Beers.
St. Jude's Church. Blythebourne, will be the
scene next Tuesday Of the marriage of Miss Cora
Bayard SnoWden, daughter of Mrs. Robert B.
Snowden and Norman Litchfeld son Of Mrs Will
lam B. Ltchfeld, of Blythebourne Miss Grace
Cotton viii be Miss Snowden's only attendant Mr.
Litchield Will have for his best man his brother
Percy .Litchfeld, and for his ushers EIectus Oar.
win Litchheld and Hugh Gervaise Purcell.
An engagement recently announced IS that Of
Miss May A. Dale daughter of James J. Dale. of
Trenton, TO Henry L. Mattison son of DR.. James
B. Madison of Brooklyn,
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Tangeman gave large
reception last Wednesday afternoon at their home.
No Z6 Berkeley Place, in honor OF their son. Cor
nelius Hoagland Tangeman. and his bride who
was before her marriage last fall Miss Violet
Lockwood Hardness Mrs Tangeman received in
gown Of pale blue chiffon, embroidered with white
roses. ana her daughter-in-Iaw wore her wedding
gown, Of white chiffon. with duchess and point
lace over satin. They were assisted in receiving
by the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Harkee
ness Mrs William H. darkness Mr. and Mrs
Charles o. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. William p Jour
Hardness and Miss Ella Hoagland. The drawing
room was decorated with pink roses and tulips.
a dinner Of sixteen covers was given for the
ceiying party. The table lighted by yellow
shaded candles, and the flowers employed were
vlOletS and jOnQuils
The last Of the Holiday dances took place at the
Perrepont Assembly Rooms Tuesday evening. The
cotillon led by Philip r. Mallory and Rich
mond /. Brown. The favors were flowers. fans.
Ms VIM NJ 1c Paee Mrs
Dorothy Noyes. Miss May Noyes. Miss Mary Aisop,
Miss Harriette Low Miss Marie Appleton Miss
Elsie Moore. Miss Alice DayOl, Miss Reba Forbes,
Charlotte Leech Miss Helen Stanton, Miss Grace
Bedford, Miss Beatrice 0trogge. Miss Louise Free
I-utkns Edwin Bigelow, Roger Tredwell, Edgar
Brgod sdney a Jones' R69sSn F Fz s ETd9k
George. Roberts, William Richards; Albert Will
Reynolds and Arthur Cowperthwait.
The Pouch Gallery was the scene on Tuesday
evening Of the last Bedford Heights Cotlon, which
was LED by Aubrey N Shaw The guests were re-
celved by Mrs Thomas s. Blankley. Mrs James
F. Atkinson and Mrs Charles S Hoffman and the
attehas1ce lHt4uISd MSS -aI tti Me- L-tbsi
Pate Miss Adelaide Warren, Miss Marie Alnlrall
Miss Mss ,Tare r. Ro5' ger Miss Carrie MerrheW Miss
Edith Brewer. Miss Rosamond Roberts, Miss Cor
relia Blankley. Miss Emily Richmond, Miss Jessie
l. Pollard Miss Mabel Shaw, Miss Edna Nc
Cyoyvan Miss Josephine Bacchus Miss Eleanor
HASTINGS Miss May Corbett, Miss Margaret Van
Wvck Miss Grace Petit. Dr. Walter IrusIoW. otto
Hcinieks William F. Atkinson, Charles Norton
Tulian Aluirau, Ernest {. Brewer. eugene 1tlch-
Tnond Howard Chapman, Gordon W. Cotton, w. Z.
" Child Frederick w. Heitkamp, George san
horn Edwin Worcester, Henry 4. McCToWan, Caoot
Stevens w H P. Conklin and Norris Upham Ely
II was a circus cOtilon. and the favorS were aru-
cles used by performers.
Miss Marjory Putnam and Howard B. Major led
The cotiIlon Monday evening at the last Of the
weekend dances at the Pouch Gallery. The favors
consisted of flower fans. japanese masks. cavalry
ev,ords imitation chickens and bead chains. The
attendance included Miss Marion Frazier, Miss
Edith Oninby, Miss SaIlie L. Colson Miss Marion
g Randall. Miss Fanny Boyd, Miss Ethel BarnuIn.
Miss Claire Inereau Miss Enid Lima MISS ram
srine KraetZer, Miss Ruth Wardeu, Miss Ethel
Moore. Miss Alma Horton, Miss Hendrlcka Broes-
a. HeeI5eren, Miss Sara G. Walker, Miss Helen
Saver Miss Bessie Thorn, Miss DorotI!ea brown
Miss Csenevieve Beavers. Maxwell Purdle, richard
l. Walker Grenville king, Madison B. King Ken
11e+b f'ranst0n William Z. Ross Edward J. Stow
ers Carl B. Franc, Richard Hollaman, Nelson Z.
F7landreau Howard 3. Major, Morton FlckSIey
David Earle. +. Warren LoyeJoy, Robert Each
TJtchfeld. Howard c. Renwick, William r. Ken
wick Robert Chase and Walter s. Haviand
Mr. and Mrs H. Price Collier will sail for Europe
in May. where they will spend the summer.
Judge and Mrs. George B. Abbott, who were in
Paris last week expect to be home about the mid
die of next month
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur P. Mason. nee Charlotte
sIcNIaster, sailed on the Deutschland Thursday.
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