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music for the occasion. and there VIII ee
solos by Mrs Lillian Wells Osle and MISS
Newton The luncheon will be served al
small tables, each presided over by an
officer OF the society.
Miss Mabel Gertrude Dunning, who is to
be the soprano eoloist in Offanbach
'A7apic Melody" which will be given by
the pllpils of the Master School OF MUSIC
at Adelphi College Hall on Friday even
ing Nav Il. has a beautiful voice, and
great hopes fo- her future are entertained
bv the teachers at the Master School from
which she will be graduated at the end OF
,his month. She will also be heard at the
three musicals to take place at the school,
No. 90 Clinton street. on the Friday even
ines of May 6. 20 and 81. Next Friday
evening an italian play "Addio a Napolt
h1Y Nine, Josty-Hammond will be acted
bv the pupils and programme of 1talian
SONGS will he sung The third evening Will
he devoted to German music. the pro-
eranlme including 'Eigensinn," by Bene-
dix. and a group Of German songs. TWO
French plays are in preparation for the
last of the series. The programme VIII
also be augmented by French songs ana
the original compositions Of the graou-
ates who besides Miss Dunning. are Miss
Florence Libby and Miss Clara Worth
Their diplomas Will be conferred upon them
at the close of the exercises Miss Dun
ming is also TO be the soprano sololst IN
.'Tho C.ypeies" by Max Bruch. which Is to
be given on Tuesday evening. May 10, by
the Brooklyn Choral Society at the Baptist
Temple
Mrs. James E. NcCor1. of Fittsburg. has
announced the engagement of her daush-
ter, Miss Frances g. McCord, 20 FREDERICK
w Holmes jr son of Mr. and Mrs + w
Holmes of Flatbush-
A pretty home wedding on Wednesday
evening was that of Miss Louise Schip-
pers. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Schippers. of No 452 Greene avenue, and
Alden Stanton. Canon William Sheafe
Chase, OF Christ Church, Bedford avenue,
performed the ceremony before an impro-
yised altar The decorations were in pink
and white Mr. and Mrs. Stanton receiving
under a marriage bell of roses The bride
was gowned in white embroidered satin and
Wore a tulle veil held in place by wreath
Of orange blossoms. She carried q shower
bouauet Of roses and lilies-o fthe-~alley.
Miss Agnes O'Connor, as maid of honor,
was gowned IN pink satin, and the brides
maids wore white narqutsette, with
touches of silver. and carried pink roses.
They were Miss Regina Schultz Miss
Katherine Rhatigan, Miss Viola Netter and
Miss Mildred Koempel- Everett Stanton
was his brothers best man, and the ushers
were Max Ruchenberg. John Brown. Gould
Stebbins and Harold Hunipstone The
! bride has been the soloist at the Church
! OF the Incarnation, and went abroad as
| the soprano soloist with the Arion Society
two years ago. She is d member Of the
Mozart Society of Manhattan.
| Miss Elsie Blake was married to Beverley
| Sedwick King on Wednesday evening at the
| home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Mason Blake, No. 39s Grand avenue by
the Rev DR. St Clair Hester. Miss Louise
Blake was her sisters maid Of honor and
! only attendant She was gowred in en-
broidered yellow crepe meteor and carried
| yellow roses The brides gown was Of
white satin with yoke Of rose point lace
and draped tunic of embroidered mar
! ouisette Her flowers were lilies of-the-
valley. Mr. King is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. NJ. King. of White Plains. n. Y
! Mr.. and Mrs. King are to make their home
on Sound View avenue, White Plains.
Another home wedding Wednesday even
ing was that Of MISS Abby Marguerite
! Stringer daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs G,
| Franklin Stringer. of No. $50 Macon street.
and Tom Atkinson Ritson- The bride, who
was gewned in white crepe meteor, with
garnitures of duchess and point lace, was
attended by Miss Mary Edith Stringer as
maid of honor. Miss Mary Ritson. OF But
faio and Miss Ruth Irene Lawton. OF
BROOKLYN. They wore frocks Of white chit
fon over pink satin and carried pink rose
buds ! brother of the bridegroom, Doug
las Rftson. was the best man, and the ush-
ers were William c. Stringer and 6. Frank
lin stringer, jr- The Rev, DR. Macy MCGEE
Waters officiated Mr.. and Mrs. Ritson viii
live at No 63 Barker street, Buffalo.
When Miss Rebecca Lane Hooper s
operetta Alice in Wonderland, Contin-
ued'' was given at The New Theatre.
| Thursday. by the New York Auxiliary OF
the Southern Industrial Association. the
greater part Of the cast was from Brook
lyn Miss Louise Phillips Freeman, the
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W, Will
Jams Freeman, whose dancing was so
highly praised after her appearance in the
operetta when it was given a few weeks
| ago 1Of the 0ICOhiSil rave iA4iiONi So ISAi
Society at the Academy, won equal ap-
plause Thursday, when the proceeds Of the
entertainment were to go to aid establish
ing schools for the children of the noun
! tafns in the South. Others from this Dor
ough were Porter Steele, who conducted
the orchestra: B. Meredith Langstaff, Miss
Grace Horribly, Henry Allan Price and Or
| land Swain There were also many Brook
Ign people in the audience.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Helen Margaret Hills, daughter Of Mrs.
John Hills, of No. us St Marks avenue,
Brooklyn, - James Mandy Hills, OF the
same city Miss Hills was a Packer girl,
ard was graduated from Smith IN the class
of 1908. while her fiance is a graduate OF
Adelphi and Williams colleges The we'd
ding will probably take place in the
autumn
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BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
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