New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

slade. National Regent, and Mrs. George Ludln'
Regent of Greater New-fork
A feature of social life in Lawrence Park is the
Saturday evening hop begun by the Hotel Gralna-
tin Residents of the park. well as the guests
of the hotel. enjoy these aHalrs'
The Saturday evening tea at the Amackassin club
also into P9Puaa ya ns . 8snede
.obbtsbon Tikbon of San Francisco, Of the
Orthodox Russian Church, laid the cornerstone
Of another Russian church In Workers last sun
day. He was assisted tv Very ReY de.Y61k Aiexanqfr
Among the guests was NichSas {e- de kadygenSkS'
DR. r. Oliver Phillips and John Jardine have
sailed for England and will spend several weeks
abroad.
After an absence of six years. DR.. G. p Reevs
and his son. John Graham Reevs have returned
TO Yonkers.
DR.. Perry worden. of ST. Louis. is visiting his
old home at Hastings. He will spend thu summer
in the East
Friday evening Music Hall was crowded to the
doors with the friends Of the high school gradu-
o+ss Tbere were three essays, 1.-The Japanese at
Home" by Alice c. Grant; CELTIC 7 Fqlkiore; oh lv
Maud Wand ds and three PSes Sfsons ona Ths ceR
soTghip of the Rassian Press by Daniel e Nolan
5;nbi r. hf manuaetPMIe and Modem % Hero y Arthur
lakewood The address to the gradualinng n elaSs s
the diplomas we're awarded by President Charles
p Easton There were ffty-six graduates.
Seton Academy, in South Broadway. also held
graduating exercises, when diplomas were present.
ed to Laurie Cox and Adellne hraus'
Mice Ada Iouise Doty niece of William H. Doty.
president of the First National Bank. was married
on Thursday evening to Robert Rowe Clayton OIL
Flatbush Long Island. The ceremony took place at
IL Iaca IL
ave and was performed by the Rev. ": P. Steven
SON. of First Presbyterian Church- me InaItor
Mia oF honor was Miss Elizabeth Dwight and the
bridesmaids were Miss ArIninia Waring and Miss
Mary Barr Conrad Crawford Ciayt9n' @ 3 6r1tnsr NI
Clayton will live in Flushing
The wedding of Herman A Deane and Miss
Bertha Trube of Hastings, took place on Wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides parents.
iyon. Of Christ Episcopal Church of1cated Miss
Laura sykes. Of Minneapolis; pol Ss was the maid OF
The Rev. Kingman A Handy assistant pastor
of the warburton Avenue Baptist Church, was
married on "Wednesday TO Miss Sadie paws, Of
They will make their residence IT No. 2s2 Wood
worth-ave.
Miss Tillie Evelyn Hayes and George Robert
Nee married Thursday evening in the Nep.
perhan Avenue Baptist Church by the pastor Of
the church.
Miss Julia l. Quigley and Fred E. Sherman
were married Tuesday morning at st. Marys
Church by the Rev. j. J; Fullam Mr. and Mrs
N RaXe go1e Pace t9 on theg ana WI"
TARRYTOWN.
Dr. George Sullivan Carter announces the
riage Of his daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Todd. to
evening June n at St Marks Church, THrry-
town. The Rev. Thomas A. H. Burke officiated
Thomas Hinson Martin. seventy years old,
father of Village Clerk Edward A. Martin. died
suddenly at his home in Chestnut-st "Wednesday
from heart disease
Thomas Taxter and Arthur Humphreys have
been at Syracuse this week delegates from
Ward B. Burnett Post TO the State Convention OF
antbon1 anu and Mrs Phoebe Requa were delegates
e corps. las same convention -''-' ' ~
The commencement exercises of the Washington
Irving High School were held on Tuesday even
ing The invocation pronounced by the Rev.
Was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Ferdinand 1glehart.
Of Peeks The qlPonlss ~eEe Rd 81 tsduca s
ton.
The Master Of Arts degree was conferred upon
Professor Edward A. Martin by Manhattan Col
lege at the commencement held in Carnegie Hall
Tuesday evening.
A wedding took place at the home OF Mr.. and
| Mrs A c. Randall in Pocantico-st on Wednesday
evening when their daughter, Sarah Ann, was
TEediaG to Theodore T. Sayre, OF Elizabeth. n. j.
| The Rev Clark Wright of1ciated. The maid OF
honor Miss Susie sayre' and the best man
was Arthur Randall.
The third annual concert by the pupils OF Alfred
| walker of The Royal Academy Of Music, London
will take place in Union opera House next Tues
dnv evening. The concert Is given under the
| patronage of Miss Helen Miller Gould
The commencement exercises OF the North Tar
rvtown High School were held in the school on
Friday evening. The graduates were Alfred Halris
AckIey Nellie Veronica Cahill and Lillian Adele
Lipman.
snonp the well known New-yorkers who have
been spending the early summer at Ardsley are
MIR aud Mrs Otto Gay Smith Mr. and MIRA