New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-03

nounced Tuesday. Miss Cross was introduced to
society about two years ago. Professor Marquand
is the eldest son Of Henry G. Marquand, and is
member Of several OF the leading clubs Of this city
He graduated from Princeton University in 1874
Another engagement announced that of Miss
Jennet Maitland Beknap second daughter OF the
Lite Robert Lenox Bexnap to Robert McAllister
Lloyd. Of this city. formerly of Philadelphia. Miss
Park. Mrs Beknap .'I previous to her marrase was
Miss Mary Phoenix Remsen. niece OF the late Rob
Ter of this city, has announced his engagement to
Miss Mildred Russell daughter Of the late Robert
be quietly celebrated at noon on Tuesday. May u,
in Christ Church, Seventy -frst-st. and the Boue-
the ceremony, which will be performed by the
tor. the Rev. DR.. Jacob Shpman. Dr. Fowler and
May Iva = and viii join Mr. and Mrs Robert Miles
dignoux. the latter a daughter OF Dr. Fowler. and
riage. The entire party will return to America in
and Sdw will pass the at Dr. FCw
gagement is announced of Miss Florence Conover.
% oveo M SON of he late Dr.
Homer Bostwck. No date has been mentioned for
the wedding.
One OF the early June weddings will be that OF
Miss Nellie Brokaw. daughter of Isaac Brokaw, to
Carl Flscher-Hasen, whose engagement was an
nounced a short time ago.
The marriage of Miss Annie G. Paddock, daughter
of Mrs. Franklin A. Paddock to Louis j. Pooer,
son OF DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Pooler. Of Gramercy
Park will take place Tuesday June 9 a. noon.
at the home of the brides mother. No. II West
Tenth-st Archbishop Corrigan will ofiiciate at the
marriage ceremony; Miss Mabel Choate will be the
maid of honor. Mr.. Pooler and his bride Will go
abroad shortly after their marriage, to remain for
about six months.
The departures for Europe seem 10 increase
weekly, and 1t would appear as II the entire fash
ionable world was about to emigrate for foreign
shores. Among those who sailed within the last
few days were Mrs. George Peabody Wetmore Miss
Edith Gushing. Thomas F. Gushing. G.. Creighton
Webb who was the first secretary of the American
Legation at st. Petersburg during President far-
rson's Administration. and who Is bound for Mos
West Roosevelt Miss Forbes Morgan, Mrs. Gou-
verneur Morris. Miss Morris and the Misses Wet
II ore Ex Commodore Elbridge 7. Gerry, with his
family will sail early in June. but will return in
August in time for the season at Newport.
Mrs sas b. Force and her daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Force sailed on Wednesday last in the
steamship St. Paul for England. They will leave
Southampton a few days after their arrival for
Miss Force and Past-Assstant Surgeon Frederick
Grettin Brathwaite L. s. ~, VIII take place carry
in June.
The engagement is announced of Miss Marie lie
Moyne youngest daughter of Mrs. Edward lie
Moyne Of No. 90 West Twefth-st, 10 Herbert
Witherspoon, graduate of Yale, class 80.
The second annual bicycle tea in aid of the Burn
ham Industrial Farm, which was heIi yesterday
afternoon at Claremont. on the Riverside Drive was
a decided success. The atmosphere was much too
cool however, and the different booths. instead OF
being on the lawn were obliged to find place on
the gass-inclosed veranda. During the afternoon
there was music on the lawn by the band of Troop
A. Hundreds of bicycle riders, besides several hun
dred persons in carriages and afoot, came 10 Inc
entertainment to contribute their share TO the sue
cess OF the affair The flower booth. beautfuiy
decorated was in charge OF Mrs. George De Forest
Mrs Oliver Hartman, jr, Mrs. William RhinelandeT
Stewart, Mrs Herbert Hartman, Mrs. W. Earle
Dodge and Mrs Charles Dodge. The table for choc-
olate and light refreshments was in charge OF ME-
George Bro Mrs. James Breese. Mrs harry NC
Vickar Mrs Newbold Edgar. Mrs. lorillard K9i-
aids IT, Miss Strong, Mrs. Leslie Cotton and MISS
Alice Wilmerding At the candy table were MIS-.
Frederic EGey and Miss Brewster, and at the tea
table were Mrs. Trenor L. Park Miss Nelson Mss
Whittier, Miss Phelps. Miss Webb, Miss Ne Meiza
Wood Miss Edith Catn and Mrs James Mar S's,,
The ushers who escorted the matrons ana , maiIs
to the various booths and tables were ohCer hafTi
man IT., George Bird Henry l.; Sprague, Chafies II
Pellew. j. g. Phelps Stokes James Henry tSry S' ME-
Gordon Fellows Robert G. cornell, Hehrs NC
Vickar, Frank Henry and Trenor l. Park ..,.
Although IL was nearly o'clock before the peopie
arrived at Claremont, the attendance numbered sew.
eral hundred and very large sum was reazeuI LOT
the farm and its Dependents