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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
The Weeks Weddings, Engage
ments and 4musements.

The marriage of Miss Marguerite Audemars ana
Durham Baldwin Sherer. of Manhattan, was quiet
Iy solemnized Thursday afternoon at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. Frank Lucien Aude-
mars, No lis St Johns Place. The Rev. William
James, who married her mother and also her sis
ter Mrs. Edward s. Andersen daisy Audemars),
officiated Mrs Anderson was her sisters only
attendant. She goNned in white moussellne
de sole and carried pink roses. The bride wore
a princess gown of white lace and tuile veil
fastened by orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies-of-the-valley'
The best man was the brdegroom's brother, Ar
friends witnessed the ceremony. which took place
at 40 O'Clock The house was decoTase9 W VII
SGies Class at PacRer OF Which she was pres
dent presented to her silver loving cup
The first bride of this year in Brooklyn was Miss
Florence Emile Bsinckerhoff, daughter of Il.
Walter Brinckerhoff, of No 81 Jefferson-ave. She
was married in the Summerfeld Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. to
Herbert Gillespie Hanford, son of Harrington
Hanford of No So Cambridge Place. The Rev
Dr. Samuel Parkes Cadman, assisted by the Rev
J. f. Holmes. offciated. Miss Brinckerhoff was
gowned in white satin rlessaline and Nalenclennes
lace and carried a shower bouquet of Bride roses
and ies-of the-valley. Her maid OF honor ana
only attendant was Miss Adele Masters, OF Plain
field. She wore a princess gown OF White cIepe
and carried bouquet Of pink roses R she was
Walker ir.. was the best and the ushers
were Gordon Parker, Parmly Hanford. John sey-
mony a simple one. owing TO the recent death
of the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. John Han
ford.
The marriage of Miss Clara Nicoovius and Lud-
wig Feigel, of Weinheim, Germany, took place on
Friday December 80 at the home of the brides
sister Mrs. William Varian. Of Stanford Hill;
London The bride is the daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs Ludwig NicoIovius of No. 20 Monroe Place.
She has been the guest of her sister since Sep
TENDER.
A quiet home wedding on Wednesday was that
of Miss Harriet Rose Hawkins, daughter OF Mrs
Nehemiah Hawkins OF No 253 West SSth-st, and
Herbert Wallace Todd. formerly of Brooklyn The
bride wore gown of white satin and duchesse
lace and her maid OF honor. Miss Mildred tiaW-
kins was gowned in pink radium and Bruges lace
Arthur J. Harvey the best man. The Rev !.
n Haldernan, Of the First Baptist Church, OH
cated.
Miss Lulu Scudder Blanchard and Major Henry
Murray Calvert were quietly married Monday even
ing at Holy Trinity Church. The bride is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Loring Blanch-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
HOW JAPAN IS GRABBING coREA.

There has been one enormous grab on every
hand in the city and in its envirOns. MihtaIs
necessity is the excuse given in almost eve.
case. Two thousand acres of farming land W. w.
included in one monstrOus confscation; but ~
excuse OF military necessity fell TO the grodnx
when the land thus seized was divided up arno.-
Japanese merchants and others. What mihtals
necessity can there be in a miscellaneous colissL
ton OF civilians who have nothing 20 do WIZ
the military. in most cases? One cannot looN
into all the cases brought to ones attento,H.
but il is beyond question that the action OF ~.
japanese IN Pyeng-Yang has been hard TO Pea.
The worst excuses of COrea's most cOLrup-
officials never took the form OF such wh9s
sale conhscationos those which have taAe7
place at Pyeng-Yang. -
Japanese subject owned little plot
ground I'm Pyeng-Yang, but the opening 70 -
was very narrow. A large tiled house worsll
5000 yen stood in the way. The japanese oneIs.
the owner 40 yen, and when il was refused s t
Corean was seized, dragged away 70 one oi "a
Japanese compounds and brutally beaten CIV
otherwise IN treated. He at last got - "a
Immediately took opium and killed himself
China this would have been serious st.
ter, but the Japanese laughed al Il ana ~
tempted TO make the mans widow give up ~, ~,
house. She declared she would die rather -
sell on any terms.-(The World To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

,,,b;cor George Bachelor, George NJ. S. Brit
ton Wi11am IEcnr o'eiock is the hour for
the ceremony, which viii be d2noWTa nt ps Mr. and
Mrs Herman H. Bergen, No. 162 Columbia f1eish's'
Al the wedding of Miss Edith Lounsbery, daugh-
Tor Of Mr. and Mrs Richard p. Lounsbery, ana
Henry Pierrepont Perry, son of Mr. and MIS- VIII
lam A. Perry in st. Thomas's Church Mammalian
on Tuesday February 6, the bridal party VIII III
cTude Miss Ada dc Acosta as maid OF honoF an"
Miss Rosamond Street, Miss Laura swan MISS
Dorothy Rand Miss Edyth Deacon Miss 1 Janet
Fish and Miss Harriet DAILY as bridesmaids fIfr
ko e Phelps Wister Kendall Loomis
lawrence White. Copper LORD Ben An 1ldS SCI
Lounsbery and Richard Z. bounsoeIS' 1i'' DC "'i
Miss Mary Inness Adams daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Grayson Adams, will become the
bride Of Arthur Hazelton Wakey, jr. next Iues-
day evening in Christ Church, Clinton-st- MISS
Agnes Cowing will attend as maid OF honor ana
Miss Pauline Lyman of Hartford Conn ana a MISS
marguerite Lienan will be the brldesmalqs ,1 ~
seph II Wakey will he the best man ana f r. aom
ard Bae lie yT PnP and Hugh McC inckerbock
er of Turner'S Falls are to be the ushers
Miss Anna Mae Ehlen. who is to be married
WEDNESDAY. January H. to Leroy Williams Ross
son of MI and Mrs. J Stewart Ross, of No Oio
second-st. will be attended by Miss Maria snow
den Of Baltimore. maid of honor ana py MISS
An,v BOND. Of Baltimore Miss Corinne Norman, of
Richn,ond Va; Miss Lola Fenton Bidlack and MISS
Msrgnerte Diniond of Philadelphia. as brideSmalds.
NJ I9oss has chosen for his ushers jacob bergen
lanes Gill Charles P Robinson. James X Mcl4dteIl'
Of RrookIvn and Horace H Curtis. or WaShlnggJo II
JIis beet man is to be Frank Snowden t1hleil
Misc TEhlen is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Fhen of Baltimore. The Memorial E Fps opa
Church in that city will be the scene OF the cele
mony.
To be numbered among the January brides Is
Miss Margaret Hotchkiss daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Hotchkiss, of No. lib Summer-st.'
Buffalo, who is to marry Raymond D. STREET..
son of Mr. and Mrs L. A. STREET, of Sidney Place,
next Thursday. 1t is ito be a home ceremony,
her sister Mrs Robert Potter. and six brides
maids. Samuel F. STREET., of Manhattan Will be the
best man.
Monday January Is, is the date set for the wed
ding OF Miss Edith Dorothy Dreyer, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs August Dreyer and Ira X Jones, Of
$50 o'clock at the home of the brides parents. No
l75 Amity-st. Miss Hilda~ Dreyer will be her SIS
ters maid of honor
At dinner given Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs Edward Bailey Jordan, of No. l15 Sth-
ave- the engagement was announced of their
daughter Miss Elizabeth Seymour Jordan to
Henry Lascelles Maxwell, of Mr. and Mrs
John Rogers Maxwell, of No. rs Sth-ave. The
guests at the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A Pnkerton Miss Mary Pinkerton, with whom
Miss Jordan spent last winter abroad: MISS Edna
Miss Helen Conrow, Miss Elsie Arnold, Miss hath-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

- 20 tho Mansion House Mrs Ralph +. Smith
was the rnatron of honor. and her husband was
he hest man Mr. and Mrs Calvert are to receive
trSyredav January % at No. 1853 McDonough-st.
The marriage of Mrs. Robins B. Woodward, nee
Emily Grovesteen. and William husseH Murray
,u he quietly solemnized next Wednesday 81 the
homo of Mrs Woodward's grandmother, Mrs. Elias
n Honkins No y Pierrepont-st Only members
81 fhes Immediate families will witness the cere-
mony-
Christ Church Clinton-st. will be the scene sat
urdav afternoon OF the wedding Of Miss Alice H.
Bergen and Norman P. de Maurlac. Miss Bergen
has chosen for her attendants Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Kenzie Murchson. Miss Clara Ogden and Miss
Charlotte Stman. The best is 10 be Percy
de Mauriac, and the ushers will be Kenneth II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

gifts from a Christmas tree. The guests were
Miss Mabel Miller, Miss Elsie Young. Miss Doro-
thy Peters Miss CorneIia Cousins. Miss Jessie
Bowling. Miss Ruth Thurston. Miss Katharine
Grout, Miss Grace Van Camper. Miss Gertrude
TAYLOR, Miss Alice Decker Miss Grace Meurer,
Miss Lily Bedford, Miss Edith Burrell. Miss Helen
Earle Miss Mildred Ross Miss Mildred Hopkins.
Miss Edith Little Miss Lulu Keitstine. Miss Jus
tine E. Hibbard, Guthrie Shaw, Ray Hotchkiss,
Seymour Barr Summer Ford, Howard Human, Ed
win Keiser, Howard Gould. Burnett Woods. Howell
Bret2, John Stoddard Duncan Miller. Robert John
ston George Harder Lester Walbrdge Sherman
Haight Walter Mccartney. Fred Stoliman and AL
fred Little
Miss Katharine Lyman White was formally in
trodueed to society Tuesday afternoon by her
Continued seventh page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

crime Hart. Miss Marguerite De Mary, Russell
WEIGH, Rudolph Goepel. Starr Donaldson, Caswell
w. Stoddard, Frank Walton, Daniel Downs. Will
lam Bertenshaw, jr., Arthur Hart and George Whit
ing.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mary
Parsons Upson daughter of e NJ Epson. of Rock
vlle Conn. and Oscar Avery, of Charemont
Mass Miss Epson is a sister of Mrs Kate Upson
Clark, the wen known author and lecturer.
-. and Mrs S. Stewart Whitehouse OF No l43
Hancock-st., announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Emile Edna Whltehouse TO c.
Walter Randall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Baggs. of No. 2i1 West
7sth-st., announce the engagement OF their daugh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07
GOSSIP OF THE BOROUGH
Monument to Prison Ship Martyrs
IN Fort Greene Park.

Non that the plans for the monument 10 pe
erected on the site of the tomb of the prison snip
martyrs in Fort Greene Park have been approved
nv the Secretary of War, the~6fovernor and the
Ma7-or the arrangements for beginning work on
tbe memorial are going rapidly forward II =
,robabla that the cornerstone will be laid on
Memorial Tav and it the intention of the PRISON
shin Nartvrs Association, which the credit Oh
the enterprise is entirely due. TO marx the occ0-
sion with appropriate exercises.
II is desired to have programme even my
elaborate than that marking the unvellnS OF '"e
General Slocum statue in the Eastern PARKWAY
let Memorial Dav Every effort will he made TO
secure the presence of the President. and the army
and navy will have large part in the programme
II became generally known recently that the 0o-
-;.+1 of Old Rrooklynites is in possession OF the
-,arble slab that was the cornerstone OF the hrst
sor7b of the martyrs. 1t was bequeathed TO them
-, Arthur w Benson some time ago The society
bas offered the slab to the Prison Snip Martyrs
ASSOCIATION and il will undoubtedly be lncorporaI
ed as a most interesting part Of the new molu-
,oen+ TIE slab bears the following inscription:
Tn ,,e name of the spirits of the departed free
eacrad TO the memory of that portion of the
s,oariran saamen. soldiers and citizens VINO per
sr.eJ in the cause of liberty and their country on
hoard the prison ships of the BRUSH curing 'ii0
Revolutionary War at the WallaDout
This is the cornerstone Of the vault which CON
sajns their relics. Erected by the 1amnaily %
cIetV or Columbian Order of the city OF New
york The ground for which was bestowed ny
Iobn Jackson of Nassau Island; Season OF oioS-
sorne. Vear of discovery the Sl6th; OF the llsutu-
+ior The 18th and of American independence inc
s2nd; April 9Th, 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

A large card party was given by Mrs. Jesse L.
Hopkins of No. 234 Berkeley Place. Thursday even
ing December 49, for her daughter. Miss Bessie NJ
Hopkins. Hearts were played. and all received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Mrs. John Shepard Stanton. of No o. South Port
- 40 gave q dinner for her daughter, Miss
Tesefe stanton Monday evening The table ap-
continents were in green and white The guests
were Miss Charlotte Leech, Miss Orlena ZabrIsle
Miss Ethel Adams Miss Mary Jennings, Miss olga
Doughty Miss Mary Childs. Miss Helen stanton
80 S+nbir WilIian, Gill Leonard Kennedy
Kingsley swan William Pratt Robinson n. h rezf
attended the New Years dance at the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

A dinner and theatre party was given MONDAY
evening bv George Abbott. son of Judge and Mrs.
George Abbott of Joralemon-st. His guests were
Miss Eunice Mallory. Miss Thyrza Benson Miss
Pauline Mason, Miss Ruth Thurston Miss is t f1a
do1ph CatIin Wilder Bellamy, Robert Mallory Jr:;
Earl Williams Carl Roberts, of Philadelphia, ana
LYMAN n Hine of Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

The engagement of Miss Ada l. GlrlcK 10 'aco
NJ Shober. of Brooklyn, was 1ofinaHy 'iii'' 0"''0
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

A recently announced engagement Is that OF
Miss Mabel Brewer Foukes, daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs William H. Foukes, of No lS5 Ba Nm I'm!
ma s Craef of Flatbush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

,or Misc Marion Bags, to Edwin c. Worcester
seI, NJ Mrs F'ranklin C. Worcester, of Brooklyn
Sgr Worcester is member of the Crescent Atm
Ietic club and the I'd Signal Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Monday. January 10. is the date set for the we'd
ding OF Miss Edith Dorothy Dreyer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs August Dreyer, and Ira X Jones' of
Jackson Tenn. The ceremony is to take place at
$40 o'clock at the home of the bride parents NO
is Amity-st. Miss Hilda Dreyer will be her SIS
ter's maid of honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Continued on seventh page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Murchison. George Bachelor, George NJ >, 6 CIV
NJ de NaIIriac. Four o'clock is the nour SCI aoi
the ceremony which will be f?Iiowea py Mr. and
MIS- Herman H Bergen. No, 1872 Columbia Helshts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-07

Miss Lulu Scudder Blanchard and Major Henry
Murray Calvert were quietly married Monday even
ing at Holy Trinity Church. The bride is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Loring Blanch-
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slime, TEXAS, TUESDAY

lie You Waltz
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
GUARANTEES THE MEAT
SENT FROM AMERICAN PACKER
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HlHU HF H00IInIIFI
MHI D[ MULIUIILU


IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI AS
RESULT OF CONTROVERSY IN
THE AeGlE MYERS CASE.
Special to the Herald.
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Special to the Herald.
London, July 1O.-Whitelaw Reid
presented to the grocers' federation, in
conference today, a message from
President Roosevelt which stated:
You are at liberty to inform the
grocers' federation that under the new
law we can and will guarantee the
fitness in all respects Of all canned
meats bearing the United States gov
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AFTERNOON, JULY 10,

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CAPITAL. PUNISHMENT
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pass law abolishing capital punish
ilSh' IA HiiSSouii ASi'

hanging of Mrs. Aggie Myers, the |
Kansas City murderess, is the direct |
cause of the plan. Rev. Fred LoOs, |
a member of the board of charities, !
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VY 9anffauit.

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acnbe al greoitorer opergiuet iii en-
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auguit 0en al SoreueSe Stuters Ret
/ ROntdna afiugte 1om / Sasen mel.
lem Ct. Gouts Rinirg Company moo
Rnntaru Wirtre Gompunp QiriteS) J,
en- al De itsrite @rubeiaeer, iom no.
geuiinoe er fsrt I WOutana. Sogen
bar oppe iiior CONNER, % SltrpeH
afgao 6a en- aier6eIie / 81. 2ouis.
aompmiets Sapsr, ibet Den tiItierbte
I0et $195,00 WputmasR cmpariet
appelere6e til &reosretter % table.
Sc to aompanier eier ~tiIitsOeHoe
9rrber peb RarpSuile. 10 Wil fra
SeIera, 90 aurrpeu melem Dem bar
itaaet paa / II aar. Sugeu al Dem
bar billet gtoe eiter, men Be bar
brugt 2ooeus Soero me0 itOr Bitter.
be6. Ere 8ange bar oeres Gag Dor.
ret inSe for Ssieiteret / 8aibington
ausuaeroe f~orifieQige 8unfter. 6or
Here &ar ii6en t~iItienSte Slrrpeu ct.
2ouis. aompaniet $4,000. 9egge
Barter ~oppeQereSe meS Sen 5EIge, at
M Gag bIeo beoilget. Strioen gialot
oPrOifiIo 9ersOerfs9ruuo, iom begge
taibte i'm. Renter og Sagscmtoit.
ninser lsber op til S205yOOO. IA
Rort1ro-aompnuiet, Tom CT ergeIf,
n~ppeuereSe iii areSsretter, gao Oct
aautiou for Overwhelmingly %
Rerter, og bois $steiteret life bIonSer
fig inS. bill gelsbet tiIiaISe ct.
2ouis.aGnpauiet.
afsisreIien al Senne Gag betpSer
meset ior Warpspile, ioet Seu ri.
giper uRr6iiuiS 9rimo meaem be 10
aontpauiers 9ruber. SeHIle 8rluib
iises at inSeboI6e Sub for Here III.
ienS Collars pr. Ton Berg, og ct.
Souis.Sfompaniet ogter, iaanrnrt Sn'
iunetionen bRoes. at iRtte en- itor
Solfeitprfe | arbeiSe. Rontnra.
aompmiets $ooeogriibe CT ben be-
rsmte Drum 9ummon. JON sioroe
Thomas 9ruie ! SeIena til Wilio.
nRr o. I iIere aar, inStiI Retstr9t.
ten ftnniebe BET bse, bar en- oi De
itsrite guIbprobucerter ! IDutun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-21
600 Sortieneite.

s. g. 8atters, IeSIem al Ti.
figm Safe See Gompanp, rioneoe
for Snteritate Commerce Gonmis.
iior, at ban fiSbte IS ira Siser / Ni.
disan o. ff Sernbdner til at iSre
Ben til SoIeSo ulbe / Ohio. San be.
taIte $1.15 pr. Sou fur Siert, Seru-
barefragten iberegnst. 8 SoIeoc
icIgte BON % bans SmIas Stem for
$40 pr. Sor. @atters er npIis bsmt
I'll Sustbus for Of bdoe ffrliet Sspri-
len op, os belle aonpauiet en- unSer
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