New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. James NJ. Farrar at the
Montauk Club TIE previous evening. Miss Miller
who only formally introduced to society on
Thanksgiving, and is the first OF last seasons
debutantes 70 become bride. viii be the guest Of
honor az a luncheon be given tomorrow by
Miss Bessie Hopkins, daughter OF Mrs. Jesse L.
Hopkins, OF No. 2Si Berkeley Place. at the Mon
tauk Club Last "Wednesday Mrs. George Schu
mann, OF Manhattan gave theatre party for Miss
Miller ana her attendants at the Broadway 10 see
Algeria" Mr. Swan and his bride have taken
house at No $50 Clinton avenue Mr.. Swan gave
his bachelor dinner at Delmonico's last evening
Diamond scarfpins his gifts to his ushers.
The marriage Of Miss Phyllis Fuchs and Arthur
Wolston Brockwey will not take place at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. John NJ
Fuchs, no. So Marlborough Road, F1atbush, but
at the Hotel Mohawk. Washington avenue, on
Thursday evening. October s. at $3.50 o'clock. Miss
Agnes p Zimmerman, of Brooklyn. will be the
maid of honor, and Miss Edith French Miss Esther
Hand. Miss Mildred Poison. also Of this borough
and Miss Lannle G. Van Week. of Hudson. will
attend as bridesmaids. Mr.. Brockway, who Is
the son Of MI and Mrs. George Brockway. Of No
p Halsey street. Will have his best man Albert
P Armour, OF Brooklyn. The ushers, also OF THIS
horough will be Charles F. Roeckel, jr.. Thomas
l. Heffron. Charles Il. Tom2kins and Herman Z
Fuchs brother Of the bride Miss tuchs VIII
entertain her bridesmaids next Thursday ana on
Saturday MI Brockway is 10 give his bachelor din
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NJ The Castle-on- the Hudson, Nwhere she was a
classmate of Miss Kathryn Journeay.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander S. Ingram. of Bay Ridge.
have announced the engagement Of their daughter
Miss Violet Ingram TO Theodore NJ. Bedwfn. son OF
Mr and Mrs Israel Bedwin. of No. S19 Macon
street
The enesg cement has just been announced Of Miss
c,adys ! Tapscott daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Of Nh
Place, and Philip L. Campbell. of No. 50 St Johns
Place.
Mrs, William Gaynor, Miss Gaynor, Mrs C. j.
Flint and Miss Augusta Flint were in Paris last
week
Dr and Mrs. Henry w Waterman will sail for
home on the Cretic October Il.
Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich. of the Brook
iyn Navy Yard and Miss Goodrlch salleo on lhe
Mauretania Wednesday.
Among the early arrivals at the Homestead. Hot
Springs. Va. are Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Maurice
Heckscher. The Henry |. Judsons are also expected
there some time this month
Mr. and Mrs Gulian Ross have closed their
country home at Huntington, Long Island, and are
now spending few weeks motoring They regis
tered at the Mount Washington, Breton Woods, on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs John II. Berry and the latters son
and daughter-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs Starr Donald
son. are touring in the Be-kshires.
The Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences has
established an appropriate course for the City of
Homes and Churches. For many years the church
people have been complaining that the Sunday
school pupils lose their interest rapidly. and many
ways have been devised TO prevent this. One of
the ways suggested is the training ot Sunday
school teachers that they will never find them
selves in the unhappy pEedicanent of seeming 10
know less than their well educated pupils. For
erai years the Rev. DR. James NJ. Fsrrar. e1-presl-
dent OF the General Synod OF the Reformed
Church in America and pastor of the First Re-
formed Church. Seventh avenue and Carroll street.
has held Saturday afternoon classes for Sunday
cshoo teachers at the Central Branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, In Fulton street. and
has outlined the Sabbath school lessons 10 such
teachers OF the neishboring churches as care to
listen 10 them. The Brooklyn instituts Is prepar-
ing to gtvo courses IN what II termed Sunday
school pedagogy. ciaasss In old Testament his