New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17

xrs Thomas sturgis. at No. 1873
ctsines and from some Oh ihe Vnn
Es.t among whom ssa da Cruger Mrs Fred
EbIl5 MMnrnochan Mrs: Richard Stevens' OF Sas.ie
sdek ]. Pobert stockton, of Trenton and Mrs.
POINT Wright, of Newark
.ove, entertainment for charity Will be
Another Nv &c to be given the deck of the
the tea ,,,,, of ST. Johns Guild in short time,
aoatins '-noso OF raising funds TO build n COM
ior Inc rSosn,tal for children on the upper west
rodious oitv Among the women interested In
SIDE oi ~ Mrs John A. Lowery president of the
he lea Auxiliary; Ms. f, H. Hartman Mrs Mrs.
stickney Mrs GsOffe Mott e1 1r Mrs. VIII
AN Dougl,.Isnss, Henry Winthrop Gray. Mrs. Stuart
IAN Jayyi Miss Mary Parsons. Mrs Schenek' MRS. Jonn
Goats. M'S' Nrs Edward Spencer, Mrs James H.
Bsekmain.'r Ne MI Mortimer Fowler, Mrs: H. Duncan
soey, Mrs Henry E. Rowland, Mrs. hoper' fot'er
N90us Mss Frelnghuysen.
r,rene Kelly gave a small reception on
MS ot,orroon at her home No. 10 Washing
na's'a. .ro North in honor Of Prince Radz!will.
90 's1, N Miss Milmo, sister Of Mrs.
tose " 10 lake place June In st: Francis
slly, Is poman Catholic Church, West sixteenth
pMrs Kelly was ASSISTED III receNins os H"iss
~ and Miss Leanore Miiino'
,ucbaux Cycle Club will soon be incorporated.
- inject of the club will be to promote cycling
~ on the wheel and social intercourse among
WIZ ,hers The annual dues will be $50 for men,
Nd sa5 for associate members; such dues to
N'' a. s,o-aee and care Of one bicycle during the
" Tho wives minor sons and unmarried daugn-
TS s nbers will be entitled to all the privileges
ms '' ::ub without the payment OF any dues, but
Of w .aorired TO pay 81 so a month for the storage
vii rev nf each bicycle kept at the club. 1t has
ina ~Seaed that children under sixteen VIII not be
ven naa,d except under such regulations as may De
time w q
aio's.c, includes In the new organization the
rsn~.ans OF members living with their parents.
s G, members will not be REQUIRED 10 pay any
ntnuV,n ,,iston fee OF SIS will be charged In addl-
a. me annual dues. The committee in charge of
ioh " ". club which will continue 70 meet in Bow
the new Nil Ill. in broadway, Fifty-third-st.. Is
nsa.sossd Of Elisha Dyer, jr., William A Haines,
eo COM = Roosevelt and Joseph T. Low.
- 1,coh Aston who is expected to return
rrrcns In a short time. will soon begin the
.,.n NJ A mansion the site of his present
49,. Fsrrclfe. at Rhnebeck. The plans which
hs,rg prepared. display building which will ex-
ss I n grandeur any yet built on the banks of the
&C., S.son RIyer The house will be built of cut gram
~ and viii be one Of the most spacious mansions
arywhere about New YORK
A.. and Mrs. Peter Moller. Miss Adelina Moller
"A Edwin c. Moler will sail for Europe this week
=. ,.s, the season at Ax-les- Bains. Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes L. Barclay will sail for Europe on Saturday.
c,r,nl J. Watts Kearny and Miss Kearny also
uau Saturday, to remain abroad for long time.
M md Mrs Henry c. Valentine and Miss susie
y.,rine Of No Il East Thirty sxth-st., will spend
N SIMMER at Onota. their beautiful country home
Pttsaeld Mass, on the shores CT Onota Lake
The engagement is announced of Miss Virginia
co.s daughter Of Edward Coles of Philadelphia.
to George A. Robbins. son Of the late George 4.
Robbins Of this city. Mr.. Robbins lives with his
mother nStSe at No East Thirty-sixth-st.
General and Mrs Ferdinand Pinney Earle. of Earl
Gin Washington Heights. are guests Of Senator
David B. Hill for a few days at his home in Wash
nyton.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Sanford, daugh-
fer Of Samuel F. Sanford. professor OF music at
Yale University 10 Victor c. Thorne. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Jonathan Thorne, OF. this city: VIII take
rsce on Wednesday evening, June 10, at the nome
81 the brides grandfather, Henry Sanford, in
Washington May 16-Miss Mabel Stewart. daugh-
Moi the Nevada Senator was married at o'clock
today to Francis l.. Payson. Jr, Of New-IorK The
Rev Dr. Chds officia,ed at the ceremony which
took pase In Stewart Castle one Of the noted resi-
dgcs Of Washington, amid remar kably elaborate
Auul dsoratlons ard in the presence Of distn-
gusHei company including the Vice-President, the
Diplomatic Corps and many of the principal Ma
ton. officials. Edward Nlcoll Dckerson. OF New
York was the best man. and Miss Mamie Hitch
COX also of New-York, held the brides MOWERS.
Mss Stewart who was escorted by her venerapnle
niher wore a magnificent tiara OF diamonds the
III OF Coils p. Huntington. The brides presents
fhch were numerous and rich. were principally
diamonds and silver.
Saratoga y. Y. May 1.-THE engagement was to-
tay announced of Henrietta VI. Shoemaker. of this
village daughter of the late millionaire railroad
magnate. Murray c. Shoemaker, Of Cincinnati, and
granddaughter Of congressman James NJ. Mar
yin 10 Nash lockwood son of Colonel W. T. Rock
wood of this place. Mr. lockwood is one Of the
most prominent members of the Saratoga County
bar.