New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Anna Van
Nest TO Richard Augustine 0amorlll on SATURDAY
Aprll %, at Christ Church, Fifth-ave. and thirty
ffthst. . -, -.
General W. T. Sherman and Mrs. Sherman VIII give
receptions at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on April III
and &c. go ,,.,. Wa.
rha engagement Is announced OF Miss Flora west,
daughter OF Sir Lionel sackville West, the British
Minister to Gabriel salanson, Third Secretary OF the
French Legation. Miss West is a great laVorte III
Washington and New-York society.
A reception for ladies will take place az tne
r,orcers, Climb No 10 West Twenty fourth-st., this
afternoon. Tho number of invitations has been I'M
tied to 200 go - .o
,r r,nsicale to Nine Fursch-Madl on Saturday aitel
noon.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Josephine
Mozler Banks to Charles Henry Marshall on MonuSS
afternoon April 80, at the First presbyterian Uhur'n
Orange n j., will be the scene of fete champetre
nm the afternoon and evening of June z, undef tno
direction OF the Orange Lawn Tennis CLUB the ana
taking place the club grounds Inc patonesseS VII ~
msrstng Mrs. Howard White Mrs A VIZ ght: Mrs:
paul Fuller, Mrs. Eugene Kelly, ir, and Mrs. koper'
An interesting paper VIII be read d By p Mrs. John N@
Sherwood at the house Of Mrs C0uIanu, f1iSl noo on
April is, at 80 O'Clock The tickets at y escn
may be obtained Of Mrs; sher%oods' NJ; 10 h McSt
Thirty second-st or at Mis-. P3lmers. The suplecI
of the paper viii be The Nineteenth Century CiuD
In its Relation TO Society"
4 PHEASANT MEETING or MT HOLYOKE kLUhN-E
The third annual meeting Of the Mount HoIyoko
Aumnae Association for New-YorR, Brooklyn, ana
vicinity took place Saturday, In the parlors Oh inc
Hotel Brunswick The election of officers was fol-
lowed by an interesting programme of exercises
paper by Miss Helen NJ. Pratt, on Industrial Schools
their lncfpency outgrowth, and value, was followed
by a letter from Mount Holyoke narrating the home
life in the Seminary for the past six months This
was followed BY humorous paper by Miss Stella Conb-
ling entitled, "The Mirage in Every Day Life"
After lunch the remainder Of the day was devoted
TO the reading and discussion Of paper prepared by
Miss Pauline W. Halbert which discussed matters OF
vital Importance TO the seminary in its present atti-
tude of adding a completely equipped college to tho
work It has been doing so well for fifty years as a
seminary.
The following officers were elected President,
Miss Mary A. Brigham; vice presidents, from New
York. Mrs. I. W. whittemore, Mrs. J. D. Wilson, Mrs.
IT, Q. Houghton, Mrs A. r. Brown, Mrs William Fer
guson from Brooklyn, Mrs. Tobias New, Mrs c. f.
Boyd Mrs b. Vaughan Abbott, Mrs. G. S. Marvin
Ms W H. Hoole; from New.Jersey, Mrs. II. d. Car
tor, Mrs. +. W. Dorman: recording secretary, Mrs.
T. w. Cleaveland spOndIng secretary, Miss Mary
committee from New York, Mrs Z. A. Seeey, Miss
Mary r. Loring Mrs. f. Z. Phillips, Mrs. T. +. Ward,
Miss Ellen c. Parsons from Brooklyn, Miss Charlotte
Morrill, Mrs W III. Randolph, Miss Fanny Church, Miss
Pauline W. Halbert; from New-JerSey Mrs. ]. b.
beaumont, Mrs. N. Augusta Green.