New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10

Christian Endeavor hall in connection with the in
ment Of DR.. Francis E. Clark.
In connection with the union meetings which
have been held during the last three weeks by the
Hope Baptist Church. the West End Presbyterian
church and the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
wednesday and Friday afternoons bT MIS- 81
Morgan The attendance has been large
The woman's Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Reformed Church will hold normal study class
IN the assembly rooms. No. Is East I'D street, at
lib o'clock on the mornings of March a and IS
Apri and I'd p and May The class VIII be
Of the Board OF Foreign Missions Of the Reformed
Mrs. Wallace MacMuIlen entertained the Young
Peoples Association OF the Madison Avenue Moth
odist Episcopal Church at her home No 4s Fas+
for the evening was The Idyls OF the King; Their
was given at the home OF Mrs samuel w Ro rrte
No Is West 57th street 7'-1iue " f0wne'
The quarterly meeting OF the New-York branch
Of the Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held in Cente-
Eary church a. Kearney street and Sumner avenue
An illustrated lecture. 'Gl:npscs Of London"
will be gi~m at the Baptist Church Of the
Epiphany. Madison avenue and 64th street, on
Thursday evening March la o'clock, by
Memorial Church. Mr. Hubbeli speaks from
his personal experience in Settlement life in Lor-
don 2 and E show Potqsrs55 & Ioynbeef Hall
and views Of London familiar TO the tourist The
lecture will treat OF the Ragged Schools of London
the Salvation Army and the Educational act and
Is given for The benefit OF the Womans Auxiliary
Frank Dickerson viii preside Mrs. James K
f RsSo M n, j t e. DaIgntry and nd MGs l. J. p
japanese wedding" took place the Metro
politan Temple last Tuesday evening Miss Flor
Coles the bride and Thurber wilkins the
bridegroom The o-betweens'' were Mr.. and Mrs.
z. P Pickering. No clergyman included
the wedding party, Is the marriage ceremony
sisted simply OF the act OF drinking cup OF sake
by the contracting parties In the presence Of wit
Bridal guests in gay Oriental costumes
filed the platform. The entertainment included
organ music by J. c. Beaumont, and singing by
Miss Margaret Porter Miss Laura Boullee and
Miss Ethel Boullee. Refreshments were served in
the parlors by in Japanese costumes. The
arar was in charge Of the Young Women's For.
BagneIl is president: Miss Margaret Doughty.
coTding secretary. Miss Alexinor Warner. CORE
spending secretary. and Mrs. Lewis c. Hall. treas
urer. The proceeds are 20 go toward the support
OF g scholarship in Mexico
The thirty-third annual me citing Of the Womans
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society held yes
terday in the Baptist Church. Second avenue and
10Th street Much TO the regret OF her associates.
Mrs James p. Colgate. president the society.
was unable be present, account of her de-
clining strength. The guest Of honor Mrs.
Grant NJ Ednands. Of Boston president OF the
national society. who gave resume of the work
Of the organization in the various foreign fields.
dwelt upon the great opportunities for the Chris
ian missionary OF to-day, ana MADE an earnest
appeal for workers:
s!CSo 20 the annual meeting OF the Woman's Bap-
fist Foreign Missionary Society OF the East 20 be
held in Philadelphia April IS and 10 was the
- ~ Mrs ReedeT, OF Warburton Church, Yon-
kers who urged the women 10 begin now 10 plan
Mr
Asssm and Mrs Florence Smith Mason, also from
Assam addressed the me citing in the afternoon.
Or1cere elected for the coming year are: Presi-
daDt Mrs James u. Colgate, Yonkers irst vice
nTesident Mrs. Robert Harris; second vice. rrsi-
80 Mrs r s. Macarthur. third vice president,
Wrs r II Hartley; corresponding secretary Miss
Isabella Pettus. and treasurer, MISS II ID Cameron.