New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
PLAINFLELD.
WOMEN CYCLISTS RECEIVE REcooNS'
TON.
GOLF TO PLAY PROMINENT PART AMONG TrD
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE HILLSIDE cLuB-NAR
RAGE OF MISS RUNyoN AND Mr.. LEE
INTERESTING GOSSIP or SOCIETY.


RAGE OF MISS RuNYoN AND Mr.. LEE
INTERESTING GOSSIP or SOCIETY.
A delightful tea was given Tuesday afternoon ~
Mrs. Rowland Cox. OF West Egnth-st. In honor
OF her daughter. Miss Fanny Cox. Mrs Cox was
assisted in receiving by Miss Lucy TaImadse ana
Mss Edith Hyde The house was pret'ily deco
rated with roses Tea was served at O'Clock. after
which the young people INDUCED In dancing There
were about fifty persons present.
The first 0. the series OF outdoor concerts to -
given during the summer took place Tuesday even
ing at the square IN front Of the Crescent Avenue
Church. Over five thousand people were present,
vsiby testifying to the popularity OF these con
certs
PainaeId's army Of women cyclists has a lsst
men. and Mrs ) A. Cruikshank. Of Bc.ydere-ave.
has been appointed local consul
In the absence OF Father Smyth. OF ST. Mays
Church. who Is now travelling In Europe FatneS
Father Murphy, who has charge OF the parish.
me@b x h II se renn and dof s and
nsrsS aresdy aen IN the game The recens
medal play brought out number OF new p'ayem
nament. a match has been arranged wtsh the New
Brunswick , GSf Club to be PLAYED on The the Ssw
Will consist Of four men each and ne H,psde Ian
Ryder. Esaris Tracy. H. W. Beele. F,.w. wa' Aed
J; 5 Anthcny roisrn match VIII piyoao .yA %
way for a series OF matches with the Montclair Golf
Club. but the dates have not been decided upon.
Miss Susan Vail Runyon. daughter Of the ate
the home OF her saier. Mrs. Robert Lowry. Of No.
Sl2 Madison-ave.. on Saturday Afternoon 20 Arthur
f. Lee. OF Porto Rico. The Rev. DR.. Robert Lowry
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hyde and Miss Hyde. Of
East Front-s. accompanied by Miss Smailey or
Netherwood. viii sail the Victoria OF tho
Hamburg American Line on July TO- ior Europs'
where they Will spend the summer
The semi-annual election OF officers in Queen City
Lodge. No. 22s L. o. Q. F., was held on Monday
De Camp na 1 vcesrand Higgins reeordns sr
tary Nea: They WI be in r on on sny
MORRISTOwN.
1t is reported that Miss Katherine Duer and N:
Reginald Brooks engaged. Miss Duer was
bridesmaid the wedding Of Miss Consutio VAN
derbilt and the Duke OF Marlborough. She Is the
only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. william A. Duer. OF
No II West Twenty ars;-st. New-York. Reginald
Brooks has just graduated from Harvard co''
cge He Is the Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry MOI
timer Brooks. formerly OF this city. but now OF Ff1
ave and For,y-nf,h-st.. New-York.
The given by the Misses Grannis at their bcau'
tiful hillside home Morris Plains last Monday e.
terroon was an extremely delightful affair Among
their guests were Miss Anna Bushnell. the Misses
Maoculloch Miller the Misses RAYMOND. Miss Whit
ney the Misses scon. Miss Canheld Miss Bessie LIE
tie Miss Louise Egbert. Miss Louise Walker and the
Misses Field.
Mrs. John o. II. Pitnsy ana Congressman and Mira
Mahlon Ptney the guests last week OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert BaIentine on their yacht EleanoS
at the beat the Hudson at Poughkeepsie.
Mrs McAlster hess. Miss Hess. Mrs X. HenshaW
Metcaf and N!ss Re.a Metcalf have returned from
visit TO the Livingston Manor. al TivoiI-on-ther
Hudson.
Arrangements being made for a series OF sub
scrption dances in McAlpin Hall next winter. MrA
Murray s. Day mas the affair IN charge, and the
Invitations already out. that the subscribers
may be known before the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Pral Thompson and Mo
Thompson have LEFT Morristown fc- an indefinite
period They will travel during the summer, ard
expect TO spend next winter In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Miss Clark. OF Normaodo
Park, Will 90 10 Europe early this month. and VIII
spend the next two months In travelling
The Rev. Godfrey Brindey formerly OF this city.
IS here visit to his brother. Mr. John Brndley.
Last Sunday morning he assisted in the services AZ
81. Peters Church.
Mrs. John W. DAVIS and the Messrs Davis ex-
perted rpOn III Morr.stown, where they will occupy
their summer residence In Mt. Kemble-ave
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Crane VINO have been
spending the winter in Washington have returned =
Morrstown and are now in their country home o.
Westinghouse.