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A MAYDAY GOWN OP LAWS TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY INSERTION.
SCHOOLS WELL DISCUSSED.
THE CIVITAS CLUB op BROOKLYN GIVES
ITS BIENNIAL REPORTO.
0O>r? WOKS SEIKO DONE IX ???G TT.r.WT SCHOOL
?DSAWTJia TAKER n- rn thi: PRTMART,
AND SSfWINa in- THE ORASI?
MAU ORAOS?.
It was nn imrnrtnnt day ????!?trday for the Civita?
C'.'ib of Brooklyn Tho memhe?.? aaaembled In tho
el ibroom?. at Ne. if?" Joralemen-at., to hold their
I unlal ?lection and to listen to rep rt? read bj
( -?rrmen of various comirlitte.
Miss Harrtel p. Blackford, chairman of the Ex
"?".?i'in Commitfo. ?.. : ,? th. y Bad nn outlet
? r their energie? In the superintendence of ,-?
kindererarien, a mother?' me*?;,: p. ri working pirls'
< .b, an afternoon sei - lass and a library. It.
? ??ir kindergarten they RAT? :,!??.?. tliirty tots, who
. ? Boatly the chlldrei of longshoremen nearSouth
Ferry. The dab w hoptni that r'r Board of Edu
eattoi may bo perauaded to Incorporate their
krp'lerBart?n into the public school system
"-??<?. report of the Philanthropic Committee ???.-?.??
rand by Mr?. CURoi ; L Lt tkh ? r^ said thai
the rommlitpA had vlalted th? Kings ? ounty Hoi
;i?nl ar.d found the children'? ward m greater nee.l
of r^orpar.rzition than any other part of tho in
lUtoUoa. A dlaapp sature la th? fact thai
the Poor?-.?..-?. : ? r - ? ipltal illding, en
couraef? pauperism, ?rhl h. fire aaaerta, won:?! b?
lasaaraud if King? Com y would substitute for ir a
workhouse. The Rood feature? of th* boaplt?! are
largely dui to the Influence aid energy et Dr.
Iiuryea.
Th? ?onirest report ?sraa that of the Educational
Committee, of which Mi Frederick B. Pratt la
chairman. Sh?? ?aid thai the preeldtwit of the Board
o' Education had asked th? city for B.MO,W0 for
aebool purpose?, bul having recri'eed only 1Mb,,'",;
It had baan possible to provide only four new
? hoots for the thousai ' Idren who are wait
tog to enter Kl ght rt?wii Will be
admltterl Into the public schools next fall. It Is im
peartaat tha; they b? started In th? true Proebel
spirit, ar?] henea it 1?= hope?d that the beat kind of a I
t ,; giriaef ?rill be w red.
SEWING DEP tiRTMENTS
A lab ooaamlttra of two reperti ? twenty?*' I
t booli that loach aewlng Th? average age of
the children tau| I la from eight to fourteen ;
yean, and the average coat per ehiid for inatruc- I
tion In sawing for tea mon?';.- la from 12 to is j
c-r.t?. Even the boys sew a'id make neat patches ?
tauet at?? creditable to them.
TUB TRUANT SCHOOL.
Tke Truant School hai been nn 1er th? direction
of iuperlntendent Maxwell and the i? rd of Edu?
eatlofl onry a llttl? over ? >ear. but durine; that
timr- ?t has been made into a mod"! hotn? I? well
a- ? ptaea of Instruction. Ol 111 boys committed
latweea October, l4'*'?, und June. 1$>?, only nine
??r?. recommitted. Truan y I? caused larg? ) bj
Waal is kriown as "freeslng out," ? procesa be?
coming a great evil ir, H'lm?? ?choola At th??
Trti?'.t School ?very boy rn..i.>-s hi? own bed. Be?
? - ;'?? regalar school couru there ar" drills, j
? King elan ?? and Insti m ll? ? In manual training.
Wlthm ti" laat two week? ? George .iunior Re?
? ha? been started The boya have a "legla?
latur. ' ? im ".i idg?. and are going to be allowed
t.< make an attempi lo ???? ?elves.
A sub-committee of fiv? risii ?? t;:?? primary
f - The pupils ? ? .? Ih? api re, ? ni??? and
' In clay, then draw them, model animals.
fi ta and vegetables. In cutting colored paper
designs they follow ihe I ???- geometrical
din tions, and then use their own Ingenuity In
cutting and putting loget ei de igni tor border
; ???:.'.s of Saracenic, (.othic, Greek and Bay Pt la ?
ff-elinir. in the zr. p m ir ci uli the pupils sketch
' '? is from memory In liftcen minute periods,
end also draw from life, th pupil?? themselves
Itaadtng n* modi I? bel ?re the ? laas
THI PROEBEL ACADEMY,
A sub-committ???-? of Ihre? visit?.! th?? Kioebol
Academy. The) ?ay it t?? t?e only Institution la
New-York or Brooklyn which earrlea th? kinder?
garten id a of training ?,? tl ? atgh th? a ?demie
gr-ad-s. The Palls A?!,? r School la ?Imitar, but the
t ??rk then? in carried on fron aa et hi al ?
j lat and not from the idea of tin spiritual unity
of all thing? which la th? ? ili ol I Proebel
?yateav
Mm }t. ?? closed her ? api r with a ri pori of the
ren's department ol the Prati Institute Li?
bi ?.. |h? moot - ? Igln ?I feature ix ins ?
shelve? ar.- all wit in ? ich ol ih? children, and !
' ? ' ?? ' ? ? ? t.i?? book persona ?v. and t.ik?.?. It ?
1. ran? If to the ? hin. ? p hun
? ' ? ? orni', circulation j
of book?? averagei ISO. The enti ? ? ?? ? ??. the !
rary la "elea ri I e."
The repori ol the ' ?mrnltte? ? p Art? and City I
Improvement! waa rea? j Mi Edward \v Allen |
Bhi said that the committee bad Ioni m ? . In In- ?
terestlng friends in the Free Libran Aa?
of Iirooklvn, and ? ? ? op - lo
the city by plautini tree? and removing ui
fences it has also presented Ihr Brooklyn insti
tota a east of "The Wing? d ?*l toi ," worth ? ? to
in- the central ornament ol the main hail,
? ? for? adjourning tin atlfled th? ctlon ol
tht din tora In giving ?M a girl at the
Seaside Mon:.? under I of ths New Y'>rk
Association for Improving the Condition of rh*
Poor
The onV-T* elected for the neai two reara are aa
followa: Prealdent, Ml - Alk? Campbell; vl? ?? presi
denti Miai Suai? C IV? dford and Mra. Fred ri b
B Pratt, recording secretary, Misa Louis? Van An?
den: corresponding secretary, Ml** Lucy Jenkins;
treasurer, Miss Isabelle ?!.<rkne?-.>.. .?-enior dire.-tor. ?
Mi??- Katherine L Maltby; directora, ???- Mary
pester. Mis? Alice Lowell, Mi??* Susann? McWIII- '
lam-, and Miss. Anna Pinkerton
EDUCATIONAL NOTER
The R?v W ?? Clagatt pr?ildia< of the Board
of Trust?es of the Tesai Preabyteitan University,
ha? jum ciaasl m, tatetesting muting ?srltlj th. ,
Southampton Presbyterian Church, ol Btaten
Island. Qreal Intweei was aarakeaed In the ? m
jereity, and Uberai Bubaeriptlona were made to its
fund? One of thi pleaaanl Incident? of lb? naaet? I
lrg ???? tr..? preaentatloa by one of the member? of
the ehau*ch of a charter membership In the rni
Verslty to ih? paator, the Rev. Dr. H S CampbelL
This memi.? r-iinj? ? .,i.f. r?? the ?<;..???? privil?ge? a?
tho:?e enjoyed by a stockholder In a ?tork company.
it appears likely thi:t the priu'lpal? of the n?w
lilgh M hools wl!! ha I hosen without coin|ietltlve
asaattaaflona, and that they will ta lakes for the
? o.st j art from th?- l.iKh ?ehool?. end acad?mie? of
the? State, raifi<?r than from th? present tea.-tilng
for^e
Mlnnegfj?a ha? paagad a law providing for the
*aa,olldat!on of irr? district schools. Thee? may be
BbOllshed by .my tOWnahlp Inai desires to rio no
and replaced by a commodious, graded school ?n
tl.e centre of th?? township, arrangement being
made for the convcvanoe thereto, nt the public *x
pense, of rhosa Mirini nt a distane?.
-_ _ a,-?
TYPEWRITERS' 8ERYICE8 WANTED
THE COMMITTEE OP THE NATIONAL, GG?G?
IN AID OF THE ORF.F.K RED
CROPS HARD AT WORK.
The sympathy anil Interest for struggling Oroeo?
Is deepening nnd Widening in America. The worn???
ore thoroughly aroused. I nd uro holding- meetings
througbout the country for th?* purpose o? rntslnr;
f ir de for the heroic Greek soldier?. Last nlgbt
CountCSS rll BrsSSS left for Boston. Newport,
Providence .ind Hartford. Cotin., in order to or
ganlao committee?! for the collection of money,
Which Will he forwarded to Greece. Last Sunday
the Rev. Dr. Heber Newton collecter] Bjg and the
Rev. I>r. Henry van r?yke, pas'or of the Brich
Church. at No. 412 Fifth-ave.. collected SMS, which
was promp'iy sent to the bankers of the Central
Committee of the American National Fund In Aid
of the Ore'k Red ?'ros*, in New-York City. Messrs.
?lohn Monroe &? Ca., of No. G.2 Nassau-st., are the
banhera
"The work is progressing most favorably." snld
Demetrius .1 Ylasto yesterday to a Tribune re
potier, "and we expert great success. Will you
ask through The TribunA If there are any
women who ran use the typewriter and who
will volunteer their services free to help us, ?.? we
are sirs! -handed and overcrowded with work. T'p
to to-nlght th? fund amounts to V-C^ "
The following letter Is from Mrs. Potter Faltnrr,
In answer to one sent her by Mr. Yin sto asking; her
Interest nnd co-operation In the Greek fund move?
ment:
Mr?? Potter Palmer, who I? at present 1n New
York, regrc?? that owing to her departure for
Europe on Saturday, Mn) 1, she cannot help ?, . ,?,
a Worthy and nob'? cause as the Indies have
tahen up in rasponsa to tho apnaal ol Her Majesty
Queen ??lira. She state? further that Or. Sarah
HacketI Stevenson, of Chicago, will take great In?
terest In the cause and w-11 form a woman's mm
mltte?? for th? West, and the resalta will be most
prom'alng, aa Bhe is an energetic woman ?nd g
great admirer of the Qreeke.
?
workixo WOMES'S ASSOCIATIONS.
TMK TlTTTin BATTOBAt OOBVfSBTIOM ????8 IN
G?1?.??*G?.G???.
Philadelphia, April 28 -The third National con?
vention of the Working Women's Associations of
Philadelphia, New-York, Brooklyn. Massachusetts,
Connecticut, minois and Pennsylvsnla bagan her?
to-dajr, The convention will continue for throe
days, and ? number of papers besrlng on the vari?
ous phases of Working women's life will be pr?
f-. .nteil and discussed. This mornlng/s session was
ii..\or<?.] to the hearing of report:, of the workings
ol the various associations and other routine mat?
ters, Mi-? A. W. Fisher, first director of the Penn?
av?venla sta'?? Association, dellrered an address of
welcome.
1 ISSAR STUDENTS IWXOR GEANT.
ADDBJTXtnjSg BT PRO***BBBOBJ WHITNF.T AND Mll.l.s
AND rr.FSlTil.NT TAYI/'R.
PoUghkt ?peta, April 2e- ?Special?. Vassar Ool
;. e? Btudenta celebrsted the dedlcstloa of the
Grant Monumenl yesterday afternoon by holding
exercise? in the chapel, whore tl?.? National color:,
w re displayed. ? portrait of General Grant waa
fastened to a large flag, which hung over tir? plat?
form. Miss Jnmee, th?? presi.!? ni of th.? Students
Association, presided, and spoke briefly of the Na?
tional Interest of the occsston. Professor Whitney
spol;?? first on th<? character of Grant, which, she
sdii, refuted tt.?? saying that "character is a lux?
urv" Simplicity, Professor Whitney aald, waa
t,r:r::t's underlying charactertattc it waa thla trait
which waa at once Ihe cause of hie sir? ngth ?nd his
weakness, His confidence of direction nnd his un?
wavering purpose w^r?? phases of Ms simplicity,
which mud?? him see clearly ahead in one direction,
end iris placidity and absolute fearleasneas were
flu,. t<f th?? relian'?? he bad on him .If. Through
success ai.'i failures he emerged a true man
Professor Mills wss the nest speaker. "My ear
ij, it recollections of General ?liant," ?,.? began,
???re of \>\< Administration. I grew up believing
that ii?? was not only on?? of our greatest men, but
our greatest President. Tin? man who wss twice
elected to the Presidency must surety have had
tt,?? approvai of th? country, Hut In th'? papi I
the tlm<? of his Administration we ?;r.,i , ?,, . ?.
chargt brought against him. >.'.? wsa a tool In the
hands of politicians. His poltcy of acquisition of
territory waa heartily disapproved Which side
w.'is ri?tjit"" in a very fair way Professor Milla
ir? tted "1 ?he mistakes of g nersl Grsnl and
noted hie successes "At tin? time when our Senat??
la refusing to pass tbe Arbitration Treaty.? he
aald, we ? .n,not bul rememb r that General Urani
did whal ?.uld to further arbitration. The ??' ?
,,? rii- Inflation bill waa another acl for which w<
owe ti.anks to thla fresi n.an" After speaking
of Grant's rapidity of decision and promptni ?;
action, Professor Mill.- cloned with Tennyson s
Unes "ii ili?? Duke ot Wellington, which w? r?? espe?
?. applicable t-, <;? neral Grant.
Tola speech was followed bv ., National song by
nil tiie atudenta, and then Prealdenl Taylor made
? ?:?? last address His speech consisted mosti) of
nal re? olle? Ilona ? ?' the eventi of ti,.? ? ,
He ?poke > e ih- time when Pon Doneloon f??!!. .md
when tirants name was knOWIi as a new nam. p.,
, ,r '.? ? no '??? ? he recalled the way m whi.-h
th* young general had been promoted to brigadier
?renerai and had press.,1 on to Vlckaburg, The
worda "unconditional surrender" wet?? afterward
'??? with Grant's Initials, and h?- wai known
fur lone as "Unconditional gurrender ?ir.-m' '
Tii? se words give a CtSS t" th? I...rief,-r of t:.,?
man who fought because it was a mom necea
ally a-id us??-! mercy rfter he had conquered
? ?ent-ral ?Irani? . are.-r is most r? mai kable !'n ?
i i. nt Taylor ?aid. "if we think of th?? an?? at which
It bega ? l?" was nearly forti yeara ol age when
?,, became a colonel Men in?, e generali) eroaaed
tn. Im? by this tlm?? and shown what is in th-tn
lim Grant bed done nothing to show his fellow
men that he was gnat When ti.?? occsalon rame,
then it brought out all bis great strength Within
hix \enrs in? hid universal fame I' araa hlsBtrong
anil simp!?? character that Is) behind such a won
di-rf'il career."
with the einging "f 'Amener the evr. ???
wer?? rlO?-cd
THE. WOMEN'S WHIST IXAOUE.
Philadelphia, Aprii 2> a? to day's meeting of the
Women's Whist i'ongre?s th'? ofllrlal name of id,.
Worn? n'n Whist l.engue was adopt^il Annual
meetings, will be held, with an Hiinnal eiecdon ,,?
officer?. "W. W. 1,." engravi??! in n diamond waa
adopt?'! as the device of the KCgUS. 'io? am,.lai
dues v. re Bssd at &k>.
WHERE TO GO TODAY
The Colonial Dame* will hold a meeting this after
neon at t o'plock at the h ime of Mia? Julia Chester
Wells, No. y> west Thlrty-nrat-et Mr?. Henry
Karle, of Brooklyn, will real ? paper on "House?
hold Industry of Women In Colonial Tlmea."
A meeting of the Health l'ulture Cub will be held
this afternoon at I ?/?clock at No. fil Mnntag-ie-et.,
Brooklyn. The gubjccl far dismission la "Short
Draaaeg for Street Wear."
The last monthly m mi ting of the We?t Side Hru.T-h
of the l'ubili? Bducattafl Association will he held this
afternooa it the ???.? s.-ho?-?!, BJ??rakle r?rive and
Etshty-flfth-Bt. l?r. l-.-ipzifrer. Superlntend^nr .if
Schools. New-Tork City, will fp.-dk on "Public
School Llbrariea."
The marriage of ML?s Mary Kl!a Itobtasoa to
Oeorge Klllotte Little will rake place this evenlnc
n; I o'cloeh at th? ???l First Church, Fifth?*??, nnd
Twelfth-at.
Mr. Brnnetler wiu ?ive his fourth lecture on "Con?
temporary French Literature" th:?. evening at -he
Leno? Lyceum, Madleon-ave. an I Plfiy-nlnth-et.
The Knickerbocker Athletic flub trill entertain
It? women friend? with an amateur eirrus this after?
noon at I o'clock -" the? clubroome, Madison-ave.
end Foriy-flfih-et.
The Women's Home and Kort'iitn Missionary So?
ciety of ?ha Pi?abyleiy of Naaaau wttl hold it?
annual me^tin?? to-day at the Preabytertaa Church
at Newtonn.
The graduate? of th? woman's law elass of the
Kew-Torfe Unlveralty will ?!??? th?-lr annual dinner
?t th.- Savoy tO-day. -Miss Isabella Mary PettUS,
presiden; of the Alumna Association, win preside
Among ihe distinguished (rm-st? who have agreed
?o be pr?sent and ?peak at the dinner are
TV Chauncey M Depew, Dean Clarenfe D.
A'hlev. of the Universi!) Faculty of Law. and the
Rev. Dr. w. H. P. Pounce The chancellor of th?
T'nlv.t -I- y. the president of the Woman's Lesal
Educational Boclety and the torturer ?o the woman's
law olas? win aleo respond t?? tonata.
A lnnrheon will be given to-df?y by the Sisterhood.
Temple ist ??? of Harlem at \W?r Fnri HaR ?"?ne.
hundred-anrt-twerity-f?fth-*?. Amene; those who will
entertain are Helm Myron, of in? Mis. Manhat?
tan" Company; lini? Anna Wilk^s, nnd Mis? M.-rrl
Oaborn.
An Illustrated lecture on "Athens nnd f'-,n?itnntt
nople" ?rill be civen by the TViv. I?r Almon f.unnl
?on. of Worcester, M?s?., this evening, nt ah f-oui?'
Church, Sonili Ninth-?,?., n.-ar Bedford? ? ??, Brook?
lyn.
The Lenox Choral Society will rive a OOnoSTt tht?
evenlnr tn the Harlem opera HOUM MuakS I In 11.
Mrs. Wnshlncton A Boeblhlg, nif? of the en
rinecr of the Brooklyn Bridge, ?rill lecture on "The
Coronation of Nicholas n of Ruaata." at Memorial
Hall, this evr-iinirr. tier le,-turn will he for tho
? benefit of the Horn- for Consumptive* It will be,
followed hy a Russian tea, at which Mr? Milton
TTaxt-.in. Mrs Alb? rt ?1 McDonald and Mrs A. G
l?arnes irli] preside.
There will be an exhibit of the work of the ?tu
denta, to-day and to-morrow, at Teachers' Coll.-ge.
Professor Seth Low will lecture at the Normal
College thi.* afternoon, al ? o'clock.
Miss Adele M. Field? arili clve the fourth of her
serlos ..f lessons In parliamentary' usage .h'.s
morrtne. at the room? of th? f?cague for Politi? al
Education, No, 21 Weal Porty-fourth-st,
The Urban Club win meet ;Ms evening; at the
hom? of Mrs. a. J. Perry. The ?uhjecl Is "Polk
l.ore" Mrs ?. ? Schiller will be in charge. A
native ?"?renk will ging Sf-vera! of the s^ngs of hi?
country, and Mrs. Catherine Anderson arlH road a
aketcn of Venezuelan people and give ?everal of
th.-lr songa
A reception wll. be ? yen to the members of Post
Parliament to tbelr president. Mrs. Kllen Hnrdtn
: Walworth, thla afternoon, -!? th? Pariah Hall of
' St. Stephen'? Church, No, .',: Weal Forty-alxth-et
The women managen of the Boclety for the n?iief
of the Destitute Blind will hod a reception and
sale at th? home, A rnsterd.? ni ave r>nd One-hun?
dred-and-fourth-at., on the afternoons of April t.
and M The proceed? will ta used to defray th?-?
running ?spans? ? ol th? home. ?? the income is in?
suffle!? nt
The Young Peopie-s Oulld <f the Wist End Col?
legia?? Church will givi ft ten In the church parlors,
Beventy-aeventh-at. and West End-ave? to-day at
?o'clock. There ?rill he vocal mualc hj Misses liar
rial and Florence Meurs. The' president Is Mt^s
Harrlman, and the committee Is componed >>f Mr
n. P. Dupuy, Mrs. c. ?'.. Keriey and Mis?? Douglas.
The National Society of New-England Women
will have an entertainment of mualc and recitation?
at the Waldorf this afternoon al I M o'clock
M!??* Grace Gregory and Harvey ?JTorthragton
Loom!? will give ? concert thi? evening In th?
Mendelssohn ?il???1 Club Hall, Port eth-et and Sixth
ave. Miss Gregory Is s former pupil of Francis
Fischer Powers, and has recently returned from
1-rir?,?.. where she m uri led under Bonb) The ron
rert will begin at IrJO o'cloeh Bom? >?' the patron
.^??- are Mr. i;.<.r,-. Gallaaher Mrs. Prank S
Hasting-*, Mrs. Robert V Johneon, Mrs. Rtlgrar
Rtillmnn Kelley, Mrs. ? C Pech Mrs n IV,
Banger, Mrs. Charles C Buthrauff, Miss Q ?
farter Mrs John Rearie Btuyvesant, Mrs Adam
F Walker Mrs Herbert Anstej Mr* i: W Kii?s.
Mrs ?; Cornelius Benedict. Miss Harriet Berne?,
Mr? Colman \V. Cutler, Miss Isabella Rldrldge,
Prati Dr Frech Mrs Charlea H. Genung, Mr?? M.
C Hunaerford Mrs. Milton Arrow-smith. Mr-. Clar?
ence Andrew?, Mr- Wilbur A Bloorigood. Miss
Kors Bamea, Mr- William Bliss. Mrs William It
l:nnk?-T Miss Kate Percy Douglne?? Mrs Pre neis
E Pitch. Mr-. William ? Northrup. Mrs. lui in
de Picas?, Miss Dorothy Qulgley, Mrs John F..
Roosevelt Mr? Thomas Bturgla, Mrs; Arthur
Bchermerhorn, Mrs I. Van Behnack, Mr- .1 Rich?
ard Tennanl and Mr- Edward \V< t? ?
The pupils of Mme Eugenia Pappenhelm will civ?
their annual concert In Chlekertng Hall this .ven
im? nt I '.". o'clock The following programme will
be liven:
Cl r.is, "Meesengere ol Peace." from "Rleast".. '
Mlseee Dentei? lia ? W< Kiel ?- Hi rimai
liutai Ing ai ? I ? ? memi
s. '. ? Mra, Wiest t.
Fernr?. "Havsn??e s ?,?'? .t/?ui? ?. < \
"Una k." .rhor-in
M lee carol yi '
S??-., "After -'??? G ill".Meyer It.lm.m4
*l 'rom "\. '.7?? ??! Flgar, " . M .? ? ?
Mina Belle Well,
"A Woo lie? : s ?? ? ? ;. . Mai
Ml?? Anita 11 k,
M ?? : Un lAttga? ? I ) Mi J ini ???
longa "' ' lugend O. arhoene Rr.aenselt" Mendelseohn
"N.i 1 Sa" (Japan. s.nn?.llemN %
Mi.? Ida Hutching.
p'.-r?. "VI lete" . ????;?7?<?
?On? Morning . ??? Rarly' .0 r-?,: Tti mea
Misa ? ' ' ? It ??
Pu? fr ri "t. ? olii ? Nord .... Meyerbeer
Mr? -.nd Mlae Danieli
Arla fr m "?? ]???.? Illa ? . D
Mr S.. ???!? r Ferrer.
Wnitj?.. "D lee Am ? . rmiii > piasi
M ? ? rinn?? Wlei I An?
Pnnc. "?? ?r Volee' . r ??
Ml ? lea ? hi
? .? . ? ?. Mr :
"Tarantella" . ? .?,? ?
Mr? ? e Hehl
q ? j fron Mauri ?? - .....Aober
??-?-? Well and Hn'-hlng.
Qu ir.'? ?? ? ? Vrp?. Votlhech
;ii ? ? - ? ?r. li an nn ? ?, hmenn
Rel??
Th? Bet Dr ?' leph ? Duryea nili lectura rhi?
? ? r. .: (April ?" In ih ipe of tl ?? Plr ? i: f mi ?
Brdford-av? ? I Clym? si i: ?oklyn for
lh benefit ol thi Ind rial fl ho . TI e su ? |
ecture ?ill he "gti kli ,? f ici ? About s? ? ral
? - ? ' An .;. Th li Works and Ways '
!,i-t Baturd ly a fieri ? the fl etj ?f Daughi
? ? Lafaj ? "? Po?i mi l the home of one ?
memlx rs to c< rhe anni at ? of Lafa yet t. ?.
firm landing In tmcrlca Thla evening Ihe ;?
tei a givi ? ?: : n dai ce .it II ? Ign p .1 ? ;
Poity-flfth-at ave.
WOMEN'S WORH FOR FOREIG\ VISSIONS.
Alto? t a, Penn , April M 1 h? ai nual ? ? ?
tn? Woman'a Foreign Mlaalonarj Society ..f ;(.<?
pf<. byti un ? T.ur< h began In tin.? dty to-d ij
Mra. -I P. Turner, presMenl of t;..? Board, presided
Tb? homi ce retarle? submitted t h? ir reports
through ?p W n Dantelaon, of PhlladalphiN
The treasui r'a n-port showed r?. .-???, of }i -?..?
which covered the expenditures leavlna ?"1 ?? In
the treasury. Th? presentation of missionaries by
Mrs. ?? M Thome of Philadelphia, eras an Inter?
eatins featur. ? r ? ?? -? . . The responses wir?
p ade bj Mrs. 1st Bo ? of ?? si? o Mr? .? m
Ool en, "f India .?? .1 V R Es ing, ol Ind a
Ml J. B. How? ol l'r ?zi . Mrs ? ?. O Jon? -'
ol India: Mra ?.raid Dal?, of By ria : Miss Ella
K?hl, "f Brasil nd Ml? - el ?. ? ?? I, ol Byrla
"What thi Forelzn Po?l Haa Brought l'?" was
responded lo t?j Mrs William ll Dnnleuton The
? aeealon closed with lh? rol! all of Presb)
-..?? ?? ? snd Ihi appoint mi at ??.' ? immit?
leea
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III! FUNRRAl OP ME. WD ',lRs ]? \m.\
Tn.? funeral of Mr, sad Mrs Henrj t Mut on,
v.h.i-.? deathi srer? noti ? ? in Tire Tribuna >? ? r
day, ?rill lak? pia ? al thi nouae, ?? ? ?\'?.??
Twent) firat-et., al -' p m txlay Tb? burlai will
?,, in ?? n Haven ?? \? ? ??? ha ? ? ? en hi for
two ?? ar? ind ?? ? XI ndaj Her hut ind had ?
' ,?;?": ?. ?. .? a - k bio ai 1 sank rap rlh on
heurlna f hia alfe'e death Thej had no children.
?? M inaon wai .? ni.inL^i of the lew rtrm of
Ph Up?, M m-?.n * Philipe, in the Bi Pani Building
He vas b rn In New-Haven Bfty-thre years ago and
had lit ? here gin >? ??t? ??? beloiwed t?. the gins
(,{ ib? Bevoluil .? and ?... Boclet) ?t Mayflower l?r
? snd&nta.
LADY HOARD OF MANAGERS.
AN ENTHt'SIASTIi" MKKTING HELD YKSTKR
HAY IN TUR COTTON BXCHAN?.K.
The New-York Lady Board Of Tcnnrssce Com?
missioner? met the Men's Hoard ycsterdny after?
noon In the New-York Cotton Exchange. An ex?
ceedingly Interesting meeting was held, and the
scheme of the New-York Cltf room In the
Woman's Building Is fully under way, and will be
"a thing of b.-auty." Mrs. Koiidluot Keith, WhOOC
?? rk Is well known, will do the celling hers..;f, .md
win give in r sei vh es fres of charge. Tin? color
scheme will be In the inn?" d. licit?' Utils, to corre
sprnd with th.? celling, which will show pale blue
ami sky effe^ts. Mrs. Keith painted the retting for
the Library Building, in Chicago. The report? of
the different committees wer?? encouraging, and
both of (he New-Tork City hoards at" putting
forth their best elTorts to make the N?w-York room
? pride and honor to the elty.
Mrs. Benjamin s. ?'hurch. the able chairman of
the Woman's Hoard, l-i doing ? \i ' 11? nt w.irk in
keeping up tne enthusiasm of ber eolaborera and in
planning for every movement that will sdvm.
tin? Interests of the {few York City room. SI,,? ?
aiso dally receiving many beautiful and valuable
specimens of Colonial .ind Revolutionary times.
Which will be placed on exhibition In tbe Historical
Building, The publishers of th?? N'.w-York Suite
?'ommi'-sioi'. rs' OfBcisI Souvenir made ?? proposi?
tion to rhe Lsdles* Board tn reserve twelve pages
in th?? souvenir for advertIsements, th.. raoney to
go to swell Ih?? f? ml for New-York Clty*S room BJ d
Furnishing. Colonel William V, Kin?, th?? chair?
man, was antimi ??? d to receive .? written proposal
from ???? publisher ami to act upon i: fur t;,< entire
Board. Mrs Church Stated that Mrs. Willi?,in w.
Hoppln, pr??-id? ni of tht < olonlal Dames, had
written lier a letter, expresalng deep regrel thst
"ie Harnes found It Impossible to secure ? repre
?ntstlve display of Colonial relics at this la?.? day.
Among the anides ..nt to Mrs Church yesterday
as a valuable collection owned by Mrs. John ?
sen
. MKS. JOHN X. WTSr*.
Member ot tha Tennessee Board of Lady Managen fir New-York City.
Westerveif. of No : West Tlftleth-at. The collec?
tion consista of some exquisite miniatures, those of
Napoleon I. Ihe beautiful and fnmoua Duchea? ot
Devonshire Marshal \??? and Martha Washing?
ton, at eighteen yeara ol age, being ??!? lall;
ab!??. A rare and delicate old Preneh orini q
framed, I- also among the arti ; ? air, Ellis, ?? -
retary ol the Men'? Board ?tated lhai Roben A
Ornnnla, vlce-prealdeni of the Mutual Life In
amanee Company, Bo 82 Xaeaau-ei . waa taking
irr? :? Interest In ihe aurceaa of the New-Tork ?'Its
Commissioners, and had ?em In .1 contribution of
I1S0 for the city fumi. The in ?sur? I
creasing, end a number of reporta ri ?m ?ub-eom
mlttei ? 01 finance, which irere unavoidably ?'.??
?ay? d yesterday, a III I ? h< erd al the m st me
ITOCI
HOLD
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TALKS
j
WASHING l.,V'K ?? RTAIXfl
I.ace curtains are ..rsiiv washed snd dona up if
one has s trama to dry them upon, Pirsl ahnk?
them thoroughly free fr.uii dust, then Immersi
them In a tub of lukewarm ' ?ud? made with
ruin water or water soften? 1 with ammonia, ?
tabi? boo? ntul t" every gallon ?.? I then ok over
night, taking '-are they are well covered Th? nesi
day prepare ? hoi auda of the >? al laundrj aonp
and soft wster. Bouae the curtnlna ?:; and d wn
in it, continuing for half un hour or more. Bill
the curtain? part of the time if it la ? raster. Put
them over the tu'?? non In 0 boiler, In cold rain?
water, or water with < tabi -? onful of borai to
ever) gallon dissolvi 1 In it. Lei the water slowlj
com?? to the boiling point and then tske th? cur?
tabs nut and pui tin ;n in clean cold arater, Rlns
them iroin tins Into s .-? ond snd a third a ?? ?:
When ihey are free from nids, erring thorn thoi
oiii-iiiv through a wringer, Blared them In a ihln
bolleo starch or in glue watei und wring them
again.
it Hie curtains were cream color, tini them
acain by adding a III fnat 1 off? ??
lasi rtnalng water Add the liquid offee bj de?
grees and test it by dipping ?? Ulti? -? lion ol
cloth In p until ? he pro|x r tini I < ohm . 1..
put In the curtains one >t 1 time and wring thf
hral one oui before putting In bi ?thp| it It i
,;. 11 .1 le to riv the curtolni ? ? ri? tini usi
blueing In the Issi tu: Ing water, if. on the oth r
hand, a pure snow., white curl tl 1 la d?
bi .oh the cui taina on I he g? m - and then
til? III
Lace rurtaina or th?.?-.. ??< ,??. ?heer good? look
better when al retched on frames than when Ii
and thla ?a tin waj ihi r?gulai eli an r di ,? ?
tii m.
Poti nt stretch?-! ?? ? . bul It I in
? ia? matter t" gel foui su.?, .????,;. ,; v,.? d ol
i?ro|wr ?Is? f 1 ' m ' ? irpenter'a an?l make a frame.
Tb? ?? atrip? should 1 t two vide ami
i:air .-?? Inch thick an? . ?? t I
si.i.s ,,f ??,?? .? .rt:?. 11 .1 they can lie croawd ni
? ?.men nnd h? Id togi ther bl ? a 1 p? us
hlie quilting fi'.nii I Tncfc till? li ?,hi; f?j
coll.m Cloth "li 'he lop : nd bottom Of.
ail ?wing the fold 1 to lay ? Itati? over the I
edge of ihe fi rn?
Reate the top ?nd bottom cf the curtain to '?
drli d firmly on the-, fol ? md - tr 1 eh Ii to t
>-i?.?..? b) faatenlns on the rid of the fra mi 1 and
let it dry.
s reral curtalna may be dried on
frames by hanging single heen between them
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1NTEB\ ITIOy \l LEAGl E OF FBESS CH BR
Th?? en?.err. vi of the International L 1 ue of
l':e-s ciaba arili begin Ju:?? 1 Ii <\;.i be held In :h??
r iom? "f ihe New-Tork Presa Club, Ho, 3i Weal
Twenty-slxth-st. There ?III .? ata im -s
.?.???> morning, f..G. we; ;,?, an entertainment, which
m III ? ? erallj .,!-? ihe '. irm of a ti? ? r or um :
trip Th? I? igue :- ma le ?? 1 m ?? than ori)
p-e.-s luba In tlu leniti l s iti ind nada
ih?' Entertainment Committee ol thi International
I.? igue of Pri - Clu ? m? ? M? 1 a .1" p ?? ,?
???? Club h usi. So II Wi 1 Tw? ntj
w .m in' ? l'i ?? C ub ara repr? 1 . m \\ ,:
>,it 11 h l'iti".ai. who proffered .1 ?? ?.?.?. n ai I
io th? ?:?..?- end guests, to be givi ? ani Bf tei
no ? that . ..?? ' ? ? r-nvi nlen e of th< ? nmli ?
Th?.pi ion will be given 1 the Chapter Room In
Carnegie ? ill
OPPOSED To WOM I ? SI FFBAGE.
The NewY'itit Si't. \.(attain Opposed ??? the
?Xsti natos "f tii-1 in?? ig? to W oaw a b? 'd Ita annual
meeting yeaterdaj afternoon ,.? the residuare of
Mr.? Giii-rt ?-? .?"????-. No j..? Ifsdlson-sve., ad
elected the fedlowlng Esecutive Committee foi the
enanlng yesi Mra Prnncia M Scott. Miaa Eleanor
G. Hewitt Mrs. Arihur ? ??,.,???? Mm (Jrorga
White Kleid, Mra Richard Watson Gil.lu, Mrs Gil?
bert E Junes. Mra. Klihu Root, Mis Munroe Smith
end Mr?. fcverttt P. Wheeler.
WEDDING8PA8T?NDTOCOME
? pretty wrrlding nt noon yesterday was that of
Mi is Julia Piovi ?'iarkson. third d.nigh'er of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard ?'larkson, of N<> M WeWt Thlr
ty-aaventh-ot, to Eugens D?xter Hawkins, ?on of
the late Dexter A. Hawkins, will-lh took place In
th?? ?'hutch of the ItMarnadee. Madlsan ivo, and
Thirty-fifth-?t. Th. bride, a tall brunetta, entered
th.? church with her father, ?martas ? ???*'?? ?t
Ivi.rv whit.? satin, embellished with point lace, and
a petal lac? \??? which w.is faiteried with ?? Bta
mon.? sun one of the presenti frutn the bridegroom?
Her m.???? of honor was her Miter, Miss Ance Dela
tt. id Clarksoa, who ware ? gown of blue silk, eov?
erad with blue moiianllno d? s?.!??. saaeaosaely
trimmed with yettow la??.?, and ? small white chip
hat ridurrli <l with whit- f. it hers and pink rOOCS
The i,r: ?. -tir.il,is arer? Miss Emily M. Korrie, who
took Hi?' pi"- of MIM Jutta Livingston Detafleld,
who ? 1:1 Mtea Ristelle Hawking, state-rot the brld
l'r".n. MUM Mary I'.llrtrap. and Miss <-orrri''la
Livingston Detafleld Clarkaon, another stater of the
bridi They wore gown? of whit.? silk, covered
with white mousseline ?U? soi.?, trimmed with tao?,
and with Bashes of blu? ?atta ribbons. Th.- bride
BTom'a beai mm was Lewla L Detafleld, ani the
uahera ?rer? Theodore Price. Blchard W. ?'? ?Well?
ing, Ctermont I.. Clarkaon, Bobert Kettey Prentice,
Prederick <>tia Barton, and Claretto? Qoedby. The
marriage ceremony, which was par fot asad hy th.
Bev William M. Oroavenor, the rector, was fol?
lowed by a small reception at th. home of th.
bride's perenta Among ti-?.? guaita w< r.? Mr. and
Mrs Robert Coodhue ? larkson, Dr, and Mr?. Pran
??? D? lafleld, Mis. c. ?' Qoodl te. Mrs P< rcy K.
King. Mra Robert ? Living-ton. Mi?s Livingston,
Mr. and Mrs Frederic t De PeyeW-r, the Mis?e?
Hoppln. Mr. and Mrs. fan Vechten, >.f Alban ;
Mr and Mra. J. Allen Townaend, Mrs John B.
Trevor, Mr. and Mrs Kot,? rt fUura-ts. Mr. and Mi?
.1 I'olbv log;,te. Mrs. .J. Hood Wright, Mrs John
Markte, Mr and Mrs Conyngham. Mr. and Mrs
Bobert ? Itobertaon, l>r. and Mr-. Thomaa Mark ??,
l?r and Mrs Prenci? Hartman Markoe, Mr, and
Mrs Knies? Lorillard. Miss Delaflold, Mrs Dexter
A. Hawkins and Mrs. Lewis I. Ii.bi'i-'d Mi ,\n^
.Mrs Hawkins, who hsve con?? to spend their
honeymoon In thi bouth, will sail for Europe ?>n
Jui e 2?, In th? -'? mal Ip i 'mbrl ?
Ml Ida V'rooman Seal, daughtei of Mrs. Ah.?!
l'urtisi Hunt, m ia married to i>:-. Roben Maclean
Tafl son ..f Philip W. Taft. .?? Mils elty. at noon
yesterday at the horn? "f her mother, No :,?", Weal
Etid-ave ? ?? i counl of the recenl lllnesa of ih?
Or:?!.? the wedding waa a quiet one, onl) thi reu*,
live? being aS?'C"**n1 at the ceremonj which wae
performed liy the Rev. Dr. Morgnn Dis, rector ot
Trlntty ?'btirch. The bri?!?. who was unatten? ?
either ' natda or ma I of honor, was given
.u.,. by her stepfather Abel ? urti? hunt ine
? man was Irving Ellis Olmefad,
nf ilo?ton After the ?'?remo?, ? tntrc waa .1 wed?
ding breokf I ? tlvee
The man igt I M ; Mary A Verplan k Knevals,
.1 la g ?? ? Late Adria ? i' Knevsla and nee
of Mra Edwa IL Ly h. to William Evi Ivi
, ? waa ? ly after
no p :? ?? ?. ?i ??-? Twentj -"" ? ?? . near
Bros Iway. 0 int of the recent destri f th
, r m' u ? ? - thi wi Idli g waa ? r uher q ilet
ne and en ptl followed the ? rem ?ny,
w.i- performed by the rtcar "f the chapel,
? . i: ? un w llllam H l'Ibi ert. a 1- ?.??: 1 at th?
home . ? 1 ' bride'? aunt, Mra Lynch, So. 35 Ka-?
Thli ?. '? ?' . a? d ? l> relativi s bui ? led II 1 he
.?. 10 ??. ? gl ? : aw iv by her 1 lain, 11 M
RrinckerhofT, a-ore 1 gown of whin satin, trimmed
arlth polni lace, and a ?fll, faatened with several
pearl ornamenta ani d imond ?tar, 1 presen) from
r legt? m Th? maid of honor waa the bride'?
Mi.?- Elisabeth Kin.i!? The bride?!
?rere the bride' .?. ?Ina, Ml/a Mary Lou.sj War?
?? . and Ml-? 1 ???.?. \? 1 ?mmann, Mini ?? 1 K.
Strong and Mia* Mary A MeWh.r. Tht beat man
.?,??? ri m'a broi her, ? ':iar'? 1 P. Bi
The ishera ? 1 .1 hn C Le? .? i Robert ? Snow,
ol r.-imi. .1. Norman le R Whltehouse, Walter
Pchuyler Kerne???. Eugeni P Rl<*knell and Pra
-?. broth? ? f ?!'? bi I? n ?
;?. Bl Barth ?I mew'a Ch irch, at ? ? ra. yesterday,
M m Marlon Miv..? 11 Che? brough, laughter of
R ?? A Chesebrough, waa m.irriei to Oeorge
Howai D of Ml bi It, Dutch? as County,
? ? ? ? church was beautiful!) d corsted with
" ? rs md ? ceremony waa Impressively 1 ? r
? -.?, : hi the p ?tor, the Rev Dr. David II. Greer.
The bride, who ?aa attired In 0 rich gown of whits
1 ? ? . . " I ? 1 ihi 1 with ; Ini ice, snd a veli of ,??
,jui-it?? lace, was given away by her father. Mise
Rene ? luderi h r ouein, was the maid of honor.
The brld - ??. ? n m'a taro .sis?? rs,
Misa T en -.? ????,1 . . M -s El 1 Dsvla n Mloa
1. 1 Norwood and Miss Loulou Noi L Dr. <", rgt
? Hi? hn :- wsa Mr, DavUon'a best men. Tha
- ? : Prede 11 ?' | ?? Tough, the bri le'a
brother; Kancel '? " ? wh 1 took th? place
.-' 1 ? . ? . ?? ree, of Denver; Daniel K. It lyne,
? ? Mui ? \ ttirvey, Frederick W.
. . ..'?.?, ? ? ... The
? em ni waa h Id at
tht hon ? . ' ' ?? East Kort; -
v. ? ? M ra D. A. Mr?
? 1 ;
W Hon ... Im h< : of tv 1 ridi -
; ?? Reni ! ' ? not her of the br de
Brtii m; I '?'? '?? In film Mr. and Mrs.
,- irenc ? Davi?< n, Mr and Mrs Frederlo Ii 1 ' .
? Mr .. : Mra Pa mm l Th? rne, Mr ,n i M -
Mr .? I Mr? Predi ri ?1 Ben .
? . ?? - John ? p Pre ???:,? it
. ? ? ? Mr Ferdinand \\ llm?*r ling, Misi \ ?
? Irr.ei : 1?.?. Mr an : Mr? w 1 im R. a irrl
Onerai Maxwi : Van Band I W ? Ihull Ml-?
W ? !? ill Mil O race G ide? Mis? diriaae C ?
,?,??. H n ? .1 Cei in . r M bi l Mra :
Congdon "? od, William C. Cammann and Charlea
I?.?, .?,- mutai Mr and Mra Davleon who will
?nend - me Urn? in Canada, will sa:! f? r Europe
lb m the p ? I II? of M ly
The m 1 rlsge of Miss Mattina Rlker daughteV?f
Mi ? ? i Mra Jol :i t. R :. lo J imea Howe Proe>
tor, -m "f the : ite Thomaa Emerson Proctor, of I
?- a ?I? mnlai ?' .it 1 a'clo tk restants*
afternoon In the Church ot tin* Incarnation The
ceremonj waa performed bj the Rev. William M
Qroevenoi In lh< preaonci of a congregstlon which
ill III 1 t ? th? d.s The : 1 Ids, who
waa 1 orted to ihe altar and given asraj n> her
father., won 1 ?Imple gown of whit? atln trimmed
With p.lnt lo??, and a tulle vil. lu which wi- a
1 ind om? dl imond on entent, ? gift from the bride?
groom The maid of honor waa ihe bride's si tor,
Mai Rlker ? . iraatda w r< tha bride's
attan Inns lu?" r; Ml G mei ince 1 tt ter?
1.?. Mia.Irn B? aedi Miss LI wi \'.n par.
?t ? 1 Sun' a und Misa Iti. reae gmlth
??, lirldegroom'a beai man waa hla brother
ia 1: l'i?.' ?? ir of Rosi m l'he 1 hei - ?ere
it,.? bride's brother, ? in. - Laurence Rlker: Bam?
iMri Townevnd Gilford Ruben Wilder Rush, Walter
Alesander. Per 1 Trafford, of thi? city; ?>enr?e
?.?\, h Alberi Bhatluck, Allaton Durr and Carl
ritiliman. of Boat on. The reception which followed
al I i'e home of Mr nml Mrs Rlker. N>> || Weet
Fifty seventh -st.. was a ?grga uns The brillai
party received In the large drawing-room, and after
the reception a dinner waa served to them la the
library. Mr. and Mrs. Proctor, after their honey?
moon trip, will spend a few we. ke In New-York
nnd Boeton, and tnen ?? to Hamilton, Maes., Where
they will pass the .summer.
The wedding of Miss Louie? A. L? wrens?, a
daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Pan Dnzer Law?
renci?, to Ferrta .!. M? ig?, su, of Mr. and afPa.
Titus B. MelgB, of this city, was celebrated at 4
? p., yesterday In the Fifth AVMUM Prenbyterlan
Church, The .?.istor. the Rev. Hr. John Hall. Ba?
siste.I by the Rev. Dr. ? harl's H. Thompson, pas?
tor of t!:<? Madl'on Avenue l'resbyr.rian I'hurch,
officiated at the ceremony, The brieVl xown waa
Of white aatta, trimm? <l with BnSSailS point tac?.
and the veil w.ts i,f tul!-, caughl BfJ with a dia?
mond star. The BiaM of hOOOT WBI the brld?'e
-liter, .Miss Antui M Lawrence The ?>ri<!>-?ma!ds
w. r<- the bride's thr.?.? cousins, Misi bliss M. Batea.
..f Waahlngton; Miss Elisabeth Elliott Weillngtoa
and Miss Adele M. Batea of this city; Miss Caro?
line it. ' auldwell, also of thla city; Mia* Hester C.
Onkley >1 Philadelphia, and Miss Clara A. Lent
ley, . -rang??. N S, The best man was the bride?
groo. brother, Walter M.lg". and the uehers
aera Arthur w. Lawrence, brother of :he bride;
Blchard Strong, Dr. John Hartweii, Francie Planer
Powers, Pierre .1 Wurta, Theodore D. Trwin end
Charlea ?. Bhattuck, of Boston. The receptase at
th.? hom?' of th" bride'i ? trenta Plfth-av?. and
Beventy-elghtb-Bt., was attende?! by a 4..??? nu~
l ei of guei ta
rii
Mlss Josephine M. Budd, daughter of Mr?. Abra?
ham Slalght. was mnrrl"d to ?'harks LjatOf Lowe
at the basai of her mo-i.-r, no M West Thir
?eenth-st.. yesterday. The ear? OBOI ? was per
formed al noon by the Bev. Dr. Benjamin P. Da
Coita, r. -tor of the Church of St. John the Evan?
gelist.- The bride, who wore a gown of h'-llotrope
aatin, trimmed with point lace, v...s gi-..-n away by
her mother. Th.- maid of honor w; ? her . "tialn.
Miss Mary B, Budd. The beet man was Ralph
Tiner. There irere no bridesmaids or ':?her?. A
nodding breakfast foil ?wed the ceremony.
The wadding of Mi-s In ne F Sch.-ft'l. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Adalph S.-h-ftel, to Julius W?U
w.is celebrated at |rj| p m. vest, rday at the
home of the bride'? parent?. ?a M East Fifty
seventb-at. The Rev Mr ?lust..? r)otth*ll, ?flhe
Tempi?? Bmanu-EI, p-'iforme.i the ceremony, which
waa followed by a reception
The marriage of Mtes Badi? Rtttledg*, daughter
of Mr. and Mr?. William i: . ledge, Of In-a, to
Harry Frank MeatTbll, O'.-urr-d It 8 o'clo k last
evening, at th>> home of the Srtfle*? iMst.-r. Mra.
Charle? M BJdwarda, ?? ?;??; w.-t or..?-hundr?d
?nd-forty-aeventh-iL Th? ceremony w .s par
formed by the Rev. Fa'!,, r M.?? nan, the curate Of
the church of t-t. Catherine of Qenoa, ta Weet
On?-hundred-and-flfty-thlrd-?t. Tl?..? bride wor? a
gown Of white satin, tritt,m? d with duchea?? ??'-?,
and a tuli?- v-ll, which was faatened srlth orange
bloaaoma. Her niece, Miai Florence Edwarde, aas
th? maul of honor, and Mis? Helen Bull dv?, a
:<!st<-r of the bri?!??. w.,s the bridesmaid. Th? beat
man was the brldegroom'a brother, Jame? Vif.
Mestr.ii. Th? only usher wa Prank McCouJL
After the ceremony there waa .. small reccptkMa,
The wedding of Miss T>-ss|e ?, Hamburg to Harry
Werihetaser was celebrated at 141 ovio, k last
evening, ai the home of the bride?? p?renla. No
157 Weet One-hundr-d-.T.d-? ig!.?, .ti-h-st. The cere?
mony was performed by th.- Bev. Joseph Silver
mani of the Tempi? i.'manu-Ki The maid of
honor was Miss Linie j Werthetmer and the beat
man Morris B. Boseberg, of Washington.
The marring, of Mi?? lolla L Bedford, daughter
of the let? Profeaaor P, Weit?evtt Bedford, of this
city, to ?. Tomllnaoa (Mil, of HatddonfleM, N. J.
Will take place this afternoon at the home cf the
bride'? unc??, Warner Pan Norden, ?) :?? Weat
Porty-elghth-st.
Mis? Mariquita Serrano, daughter of Mrs M. J.
Serrano, will i?e married to Harold 0 Wdard, aon
of Mr. and Mrs Henry VTItard, at ?">:?n O'? lock this
afternoon, in All Souls' Church, Pourth-ave, and
T\v r,tieti.- ?
Th? w Ming of'Vfr??.- Estall? TUL ?snip -tanaflssaf
of Mr ar.d Mr? Albert Tilt, of "."V V East Sixty
aeventh-et., ro Prank Adama Acer, win be cele?
brai??, l at I o'clock thla evening .n All Boula'
Protestant Episcopal ? ?i rri-n. Madli ?-ave. and
Bixty-etath-st A - eptl ? will follow at MM
hom- of the brides parente,
Miai Setti? Van Buren Pall will be married to
Oliver H. Aldred it ? o'clo h l : ifternoaa, at
the i,orre of her fai ?-, Dr Walter ?. Patt, No. TO
W'-sr N.r ? ? ;. ?.-? r.d-? '.
tn tht Flral Pi sh . < bar It, Plftl ????? and
Twelftl ? ? ? ? .s .? ? even) ig, Mil.? May
? lobina ter of Mrs. M ir-.? Kmx-Rob
Inaon, a I Oeorge Elltotl Llttte, eon
o** Mr and Mr- s? ? Little, by the Bev. Dr
Clark Wright, th. Re?. Ir. I?. I'arkcr
Morgai
The gjarrtag? of ?>? ? Muy laabel Ne?eon,
daughter of Mrs Fr? d? ri. Selten, to Arthur Tryon
?? mp, the ?tie Edward Kemp, will be aol
emnlsed tins ..ft. ? ?on, il t!?*? horn? ef th? bride'?
mother?. So. '.'? Pifth-ave. The ceren wHl be
follow? ? hi ? oil ??.
BslUmore, April . tSp? lai) -Be toa and Sow
York ? " |et> wa? ??.??? I represented at the rr. :tige
In Christ Episcopal Church here to-day ?t Misa
Olivia Olli, daugri r C( ??nera! .lohn Olli, o ihls
. : ? ?. to James Madison Thompson, formerly of
'????? meii'lil .Masi, out ..n?? of ?.us ,??;?? ?; ? bride?
groom p a member of all the i? ng I timers
duba He rs a Harvard gl iduate, and all but two
of th-* ushers wi ?? bla - ? ? s. Thsj sraeg ??
?. Wetsaoro, R. T. W. Moas snd Pi ?? ? C Btslagp,
? ? New-Vork; ? W. Olldden, Lincoln l??vi=. Loarla
?.? ?. W. ?. Di?pet nd PI Hip ?' irtls, of Boatos;
l'bari ? Bpen e ind Samuel ? Keyset, ol Baltimora
bridesmalda were thi Miaue* Juliana ? uttm<
end Marlon McKeever, of New? York; Maud Thomp?
son, Virginia Atklr.aon, Filza bet ? Jame.? and Knuly
Harrison, of Baltimore. Mis.- Miry Esther Gill.
tht brtde'a alater, wai maid of honor The beai
?-.in w.s Georg? t*. Lee, Jr.. <-: Boston ?? classmats
of th? brldegr iodi Thi : ride wore a gown <?( white
':?:, ? u bod ? of which w.is trimmed with rare
lace. A wedding breakfast ai General lilll'e house
followed the ceremony. After s Northern i-rtinl
? e.r Mr. a d Mrs. Thompson will ?pend the sum?
mer In s ???:?'?:? at Catonevllle, the stfi of the
bride's father.
THF TRIBUNE PATTERN,
A TTuWCE PAPKR I'ATTKRN <>F I-ADIEBJ?
PTVB-OORED BKIRT, NO, MH FOR
COUPON AND 10 CENT*!.
.\r, ssceedlnarl? stylish snd graceful model is hitro
glVI n Showing the latest cut In a ladles' five-gored
skirt. As represented it is gssdc of novoity ?roode
with ."?:? Interlining ? ? oarrcloth to the depth of tea
Inches, whl? h ? ? be omitted, however, in Bgdagg*
? nee to a petticoat worn beneath the dress skirt,
? which reede ar.? fastened ? rosa the back
brsadt! ? esteedlag tho skirt graceful!) accjgf^ggg?
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to the prrrent taste The s'.drf !s cut with S TSBP?
t?'?.?.? froi ' a? ? fei tun thai ?- generally he.om
liiri a wide ?Ingle aide ? .r.? md two bs k ? *res
that ore arranged <t th? top In two backward
uiinin?; pleata si ? ich aide of the p luck
where the placket is finished. The ?.??,?.? |? adapted
to all season ill?? f.il'fi ? including cloth ?^t??' or
?,1k. nnd may ???? plainly completed or decorated
In any preferred manner ? th velvet ribbon, oat*?
row rfoutices or flat bands or ? ? braid or ? a ? loon,
as there U ? growing tondone) i.? ?rim many of
the newer aklrt?.
To make this skirt for a lady In the medium ?Is?
will require four and a half yards at f'vrty.four?
Inch wide material. The pattern S t ^> i? cut In
?../.,?. for a a. 8. y>. > and 30 : h * .|sj meaaurs.
and retail?? for 3u cents **?
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eapeiiaee for each pattern ?.?:.;-.!.