New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

Principal Of Packer Collegiate inst'eute'
guests were Mrs. Harold Roberts, who be-
fore her marriage in April was MISS
Blanche Rogers; Miss Ida Vanderveer'
Miss Eta Vanderveer, Miss Marjorie
Rand, Miss Gertrude Turner, Miss jose
phine Heath, Miss Florence Laubenoerger,
Miss Adeline Melchers, Miss Louise Cum
mings, Mrs. John Landen and Mrs. Ralph
Raymond
A recently announced engagement is that
OF Miss Madeline Elizabeth Prum. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anton Prum, of
No. 479 Fourth street, and DR.. Albert Lewis
Lamoutte, son of DR.. and Mrs Alfred
Lewis Lamoutte, of stapleton, Staten
Island
A home wedding on Tuesday evening, June
Il will be that Of Miss Florence H. Arm
strong, daughter OF Mrs. Robert Hayden
Armstrong. OF No. 321 McDonough street,
and Ralph Longbotham. Miss Grace Long
botham is to act as maid of honor, and
six young girls will act as ribbon bearers.
They are Miss Grace Tabor. Miss Anna
Tabor, Miss Hattie Hutchinson, Miss Abby
Cook. Miss Addie Wright and Miss Helen
Adland. The best man will be George Par
Tabor have bec~ named as ushers. re-
ception will follow the ceremony, which is
set for O'CLOCK
Saturday. June II, has been decided upon
as the date for the wedding of Miss Marie
Elise Creagh. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony H. Creagh, of No 1854 Dean street
and John Boyd Martin, of Philadelphia
The ceremony will take place at noon at
Pine cottage, the Creagh's country home
at Brentwood, Long Island. Miss Dorothea
Brooke Creagh viii. be her sisters maid of
honor and only attendant. Mr.. Martins
attendants are to be Richard L. Holmes as
best man, and Samuel G. Cummings and
w. John Du Bree as ushers They are all
Philadelphia men.
The large audience which greeted the
students Of Miss NJ. Louise MundelI In their
first subscription concert at the Pouch Gal
Iery Wednesday evening was not only
generous with lite applause, but fairly
showered the singers with flowers. While
the programme was long, 1t was an inter-
asttng one and also exceptionally well ex-
ecuted. The last number was quite as en-
Enthusiastically received as the first. The
singing Of the Glee Club thirty women's
voices) was excellent. Miss Mundell con-
Quoted. Will O the Whisp, by Spross, de-
serves special mention for its dainty rendi-
ton, while Sweet Miss Mary" by Neid-
linger. had to be repeated. The selections of
Miss Louise D. Gaunt. were peculiarly well
suited to the rich quality of her beautiful
sympathetic voice. Mrs. George NJ. Sell
leck's singing SO pleased the audience that
she was forced to give an encore. The club
was assisted by William Grazing King.
violinist, and ". Paulding De Nike, 'celIist
The following is the programme:
Phyllis Has Such Charming Graces.
Arranged by Matthews
GIee Club
Summer Rain. Willeby
Miss Lampman.
Misses Boyer, Sparrow, Hutchinson and
Mundell.
The Nightingale Has Tyre Of Gold. .Whelpley
Ts.itg ar ;Clutsam
Miss Beaudei.
Violin soil:
Meditation i:Thars'J ). " Msssenet
William Grazing King.
Apscnt Metcaf
Miss aaunt
II Baccio aTdtti
Mrs Cozne
.
A Madrgal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Victor Harris
James @. HommeI
Sweet Miss Mary. ....................Ne idIlnger
Glee Club.
Cello. soil:
rohaiiNo FISCHER
Chanson Napolitaine. ................ CaselIa
W. Pauldng De Nike.
Melisande In the Wood .......... C,oAtz
Yesterday and To-day. ................S pross
Miss Mundell.
VIII o. the Wsp. Observation-Disclosures. Spross
= .c' Glee Club
Iec0Hlpense OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hammond
"A On 'hoass w GOODMAN
Mrs. Selleck.
Love Me or Not ......... Seoh,
The Perfect Way Observation-Disclosures iIIebv
Mrs. Duffy.
Trio piano. violin and 'celo) ..... Sternber,
William Grazing King. Edith Mfigan-
King and w. Paulding De Nike
~ iNoSe iNhyiHo- .Salter
Miss Beach.
Passage Birds Farewell. . tIi,daL
Qcfs est Homo fStabat Mater }. . Rossini
Mrs Selleck and Miss MundeI
Ihe olrls OF Seville (by reduesO ...... Denza
Auio Lang syhe. Arranged by Walters
Giee Club.