The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22
GEO. LAWS BACHELOR DAYS.
ONCE MORE, IT rs REPORTED THAT
THkF,ARE ABOUT OYER.

II - Said that ne Hs, An.oureed Hss En-
esee,e.t 20 Miss Meek. . Pianist. who
tsa NJ the wsidorf with Her Mother
Reports that George Law. the rich bachelor
! OF 259 Fifth avenue. 10 going to tie married are
not always credited when they arise. but or
this occasion. II is said. he has announced the
engagement himself Miss Josephine Mack
who has been living for the past two month,
at the Hotel Waldorf in this city. with her
mother. Mrs. J. L Mack. is the young lady in
question.
Mr.. Law for number OF years past has been
devoted to yachting. and his handsome steam
yacht. the Veto. has been anchored for q day
or two nearly every week this summer of the
Glenada Casino at Cold Spring Harbor. Long
Island. Mr. Laws marked attention to Miss
Mack has been commented on there. The
Veto arrived at Cold Spring Harbor last Fri
day with Mr. Law and number OF friends on
board. They had a pleasant time at the
Casino. and they sailed away on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Law ran his yacht into Pleasure Bay.
n. j.. on Thursday morning and registered ut
the HOLLYWOOD Hotel He was accom- panied by
three ladies' whom he registered as Mrs. J. E
Mack. Miss Joe Mack. and Miss Algo Smith.
daughter. who seems to be about 70 years old
Is q tall slender brunette.
Mr.. Law celebrated his arrival and. accord
dinner in the Moorish room Of the Hollywood
On Thursday evening; The guests Included
Mrs BENJAMIN Beekel, and Miss Eva Becke l OF
New York. Miss Mack is pianist, and she
has l,a spenat eop.iderablo time abroad studying
The VETO. with Mr, Laws PARTY aboard. left
fPlsasurs Bay yesterday morning; His friends
report OF his engagement until they hear it
from his own lips.
Saratoga as hirh rolep and e~ p aGrs an 81
pueilists and sporting men. He is tall.
ISsa good. natured looking man. with a
to enter Billy rraeey's iq Twenty ninth street.
Irvine's old Empire Concert hall on sixth
avenue when either Of these places was crowd
ed and buy champagne for every one in the
got upa thirst when he heard that George
Law yasaround again. Law would m axe the
amused him. and it satisfied the crowd His
an doa4s: and p% sefe
casion reached $1,000. Law was always ready
to put up H,S,p purse for prize fight; and many
When be ,forsoos jimmy Irvinrs - place Se' Tor
D,ss u PaTl,nrs Irving went AROUND and
Ct For This heaa as sh the 1 sg,s
served two years. Laws mos. nota-
bic lupket was about four years ago.
and sports to Saratoga and gave them a great
spree; Joe Coburn. the puCiliss. who was a
friend OF his. was in the party. and so was the
the tiger. and staked all his friends to follow
his example. They made il hot for the
gambling house keepers. To wind the
whole thing ur, Law. bought diam onds for
all his. friends It was ea:d at the
gifts Joe Co5urn came back from Saratoga
with solitaire as big as n hazel nut. Capt.
Jim McCue. q retired army officer and an in
o4 n fnr 1Nath inn
handsome. and so did Jere Dunn. Frank
Moran OF Bridgeport, and dozen others. This
sporting men. and he has since steered clear
OF his old chums. His hair is tinGed with gray
now and so is his moustachc. He is the Pres
ldent II the Eighth Avenue Surface Railroad
Company.