New-York tribune., 1911-04-16

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MISS BEATRICE GAUNTT,' WHO
KEEP ON
then. sen of DR.. william II. MacI.enathen.
The ceremony will take place at 1;So O'CLOCK
in the home OF the brides brother. Dr. Johh
F.. Ranken. No SO Park Place. small re-
cortion following half an hour later MISS
Nav Kraetzer will he Miss Ranken's maid
Of honor and only attendant and Hari1S
Crawford. Of Flushing. will serve as best
man. The ushers are to he Frederick Nopie
and Theodore Ranken.
Miss Mortina Bslch. Of No. Ss Monroe
Place. will entertain at bridge on Friday
In compliment 10 her house guest. MISS
Priscilla chatham. OF Hartford. Miss Char
Iotte Hibbard. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Omri Ford Hibbard, of No. 20 Monroe
Place. will give tea on Friday afternoon
from until 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Warner. OF NO. -l=
.iacon street. announce the engagement; or
their daughter, Miss Ida Belle Warner 70
James F. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
l.. Smith. of No. 81 Hancock street.
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Morrison. of No
as lst street announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Alice Raynor Morri-
~ nf n
haitian. Miss Morrison's brother. Samuel
a. Morrison last June married Miss Viola
Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert &. Smith. Of No
$50 Highland Boulevard announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Mary
Williams Smith. 10 Joseph O'nonohue, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Donohue. Of No
90l Union street.
Miss Bertha A. Mosely, daughter of Mrs
F. ". Mosely, OF No. IS ST. Marks avenue
and Floyd Brown. of Manhattan. are 20 be
married on Wednesday. May TO- at $50
o'clock. Miss Muriel Brown and Master
William ogden Chsrnley will act as flower
girl and page. Benjamin Smith, OF Man
haitian is to be the best man.
Miss Jeanette Torrey will give a tea to-
morrow in her home. No. 505 Clinton ave-
nue.. She will be assisted by Ruth Latin
Hazel Hutchinson. Agnes Bgelow. Kath-
crime Van Wyck and Jessie Hopkins.
Miss Marjorie Church. OF No. 2s6 Clinton
avenue. will entertain at bridge on Tues
day afternoon.
on Thursday afternoon Miss Jeannette
Davenport of No. 236 Carlton avenue, will
be hostess at bridge.
Mrs. Walter Perry will give bridge in
the Hotel Margaret on Tuesday afternoon.
Robert j. Wilkin. a justice Of the Court
of Special Sessions. who was the first Judge
Of the Ch'ldrens Court in Brooklyn. in
speech the other evening told several in
terestinG stories.
There was boy dropped from some
where into the heart OF New York some
years ago" said Justice Wilkln He drift
ed down to the South Brooklyn waterfront
and earned his living there by selling bran
water TO the great sweating 'longshoremen.
one Of these. becoming interested In the
lad. asked him his name
"Swipes: that's all" said the hoy. The
'Iongshoro man told Henry \. Moore. super
intendent Of the docks. who is son of
the late Judge Henry a. Moore. about the
boy Mr. Moore spoke to me about the
youncster and We got him lodging and
by and by place i'm an office. Then for
years lost sight Of him"
"A few evenings ago continued Justice
Wnkin. Il was taking dinner with some
friends in the Crescent club. \ stocky.
good looking and prosperous appearing man
came up 10 our table. In reply TO his ques-
tion. | told him | was Judge Wilkn.
well. judge said the man. do YOU see
that gentleman over there pointing To one
Of the best known men in tho city. lie f.
my business partner I'm goinG away for
long time iu few days. and before
go want YOU 10 draw NJ my viii
THAT was SWipes
It's difficult to understand the peculiar
mental processes Of the relatives OF some
OF the offenders who appear before me.
said Justice Wilkin as starter for his
Other story
only yesterday a boy was charged with
stealing coal. lie simply had been told I'm
his home TO go out and get some coal He
did. and was arrested had 20 adjourn
his case and asked his sister. who was
with him. to appear at the second hearing.
What, DO / have come down here
again. she asked.
you'd better said /. Tor your brother
may be sent away for Il long time
But who's goins to pay the carfare?'
said she.
"'Why. l SUPPOSE Yourself, Whom do
YOU expect To pay IT,
"'Why. the coal dealer who had Jimmy
arrested" said she
Why the coal dealer 1 asked
Because he has more money than We
have she replied"
\ noteW orthy wedding on TUESDAY viii be
that of Miss Polka Weber Schocniiahu
daughter OF Herman Schocniiahu. e NJ
SO I'nion street. and John BaTthold Meyeu-
i, ~. ir II is to be quiet homa ceremony
AZ S O'Clock Ms Marshall Maltrr win 20
the brides only attendant. and br N carl
s, hoenilahn VIII act as best man There
viii also he 4 little flower sirl, Misc Stella
W,lhelm.