New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
GLLsEY-MOORE


St Agnes's Chapel. IN West cad street. was the
scene Of q pretty wedding last Wednesday evening
when Miss Nellie D. Moore a daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs George Gibbs Moore. and Peter Gusey
were married. The ceremony at the church was
followed by a reception at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. William A. Parke, No. 10 West 57th
street. Miss Moore had three attendants-NTiss
Isabella S. Moore, as maid OF honor and Miss Ade-
bridesmaids, Frederick c. Gilsey was the BRIDE
Jenny. Hector, n FIaveTneyer. Frank J. NJ Dillon
For the beneft Of St Denis's Roman Catholic
Church. at Sylvan Lake. the MumIners Will give
a dramatic entertainment IN Carnegie Lyceurn on
the evenings of May and g. double bin Will be
presented, consisting Of "An irish Paylet'' and "a
Farcical Romance" The entertainment for which
the Muu1rners have volunteered their services,
signor Levells, vfoar general; tie Very Rev.
Clement Il Th4ente. the Rev, N. G O'Farreu,
the r., Rev; James 9 lciq3ty7Ts. ,,-
hundred persons, scattered over e territory of
twenty miles IN the mountains of Dutchess County.
hence an appeal has to be made to the cbaTitabe to
come to its aid
The cotillon and Unique Assemblies, organized
by Mrs Camille Birnbohm. gave its first cotiIlon
at the Waldorf on Wednesday evening. II. ".
NUcols. who led. introduced many novel and In
teresttng figures. The ballroom was handsomely
decorated with palms IN profusion, interspersed
with spring plants IN bloom. The patrouesses were
Mrs. Charles II. Spang, Mrs. John Henry Martin
and Mrs. julius Ferguson.
The guests were received by Mrs. Birnbohrn, as
sisted by the following women Of the reception
committee: AIRS. Charles H 6pang, Mrs Edward A.
Toby, Mrs. Orlando Dana. Mrs. Julius Ferguson,
Mrs. E Benjamin RamsdeIl, Mrs Cornelius Sulu-
van. Mrs. John Henry Martin, Mrs Brutus Lacy
Arbercam, Mrs L d Garrett Mrs Harry Script
ure, Miss Ruby Reese. Mrs Mace Moulton, Mrs.
David Rait jr., Mrs. Anador Andrews, Mrs Leroy
Etoddard and Mrs William r. Chapman.
The favors were japanese paper kimonos, coohe
hats, aprons, sashes and bisque figures OF brownies
and mice.
The closing figure presented an animated picture,
as each dancer was favored with flag Of lavender
and gold. the Assemblies coors, which were waved
In unison with the music and dance
At the close Of the codIlon supper was served,
after which there was general dancing.
Among those who subscribed and attended were
the Misses Edith c. Brown. Charlotte Crossiey,
Madge Martin. Ella r Grey, May J. Baker Towns
end. Elise Gladys Gladys Clifford, May Adams; Angy Hob
Donna Easley. Yolande Mclean. Monroe. Grace
fecGyer Dr. Charles r. Gfsord Chares Wilson
George Hicks, Joseph Walsh, Harry B, Griffeu,
Fred sey49rsSi orSir Wla y q dern z stephGn 5oa
Charles s Miller William ,. Afford, G. Polhemus.
bohm, Roy Garyin; W; H. Barge, Dr. GeTing, Alex
] anGer Br9Wm. 19e GSTg Ts- ana F Or B = JscGueni
DR.. and Mrs. A. GOelet, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A
MTs aGS George 55 B. McHa % Dr. aad Mrs u Leroy g
stoddard, Mr and Mrs Charles H. sDang, Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs; Mace Moult9n. Mr; and Mrs. Charles
F. Volner, Ny sd and MIS- T. .; j SNYDER M and
Hand, Mr. and Mrs, sDiIka. Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Harry scripture Dr. Katherine townsend @ end MI
and Mrs. Amahor sARnTGreWs Mr.; and Mrs. a Il l.
Mrs Douglas Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. William r
and Mrs Ernest Turner Mr.. and Mrs Edward
AIeinel, Mr. and Mrs Herbert B. Toby, Mr.. and
Bonne. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kronold. Br. and Mrs;
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Spear.
The vassar Students Aid Society, New York City
branch will give a benefit entertainment for the
relief OF the San Francisco members OF the Pacific
Coast branch OF this society which has its head
quarters in San Francisco.
The society has engaged Mrs. Blanche Martin OF
Boston the dramatic reader. who viii give Justin
Huntly McCarthys IF Were King"
The benefit Will be given In the large ballroom OF
the Hotel Astor Saturday, May g. at $50 D. m.
Tickets are 81 each to all who are not members Of
the society The women hope that those who have
college % ne fnai d Whch VI h the Ne York @ c Bfaat 10 10
anxious to send TO the unfortunate alunne the
There viii be a regular business meeting of the
r1sh No 54s west End avenue on satgrday SGae morn
ing at II a, M The purpose Of this meeting is to
cisco members. A full attendance is requested.
An entertainment in aid OF the Catholic Girls
club Will be given at the YorIcvtne Casino on
May Il
Machackemeck Chapter. Daughters OF the Revo-
luton. Mrs. Charles F. Van Invegen. regent.
gave luncheon on Tuesday az the homo OF the
v1ce-regent. Mrs. Charles n. Skinner which was
followed by a musical and tea at the home OF Mrs
gsse1 - In9Tpe More sfaa ssn one hundred men mem
present were Mrs. John H. Abeel. state regent and
Mrs Robert J. Davidson. The artists were Mrs.
Olive N Mayhew. monOlogues; Miss Jessie Nook /
soprano and Pasquale Tallar1co. piano soloist.
Under the auspices OF the Ladies' Auxiliary com
m.ttee Of the Catholic Converts League concert /
will be given a Carnegie Lyceum. 57th street and
Seventh avenue. Monday evening in aid OF the