New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-12

Se sonder Of the Crescent Athletic Club has just
been made
The engagement has recently been announced OF
Miss Florence Moody. the younger daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Moody Of Prospect HeishtHs;> 10
j p D. Shiebler. son Of Andrew h Shepier' oi NJ
27S Berkeley Place.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel f. STREET.. nee Ludlow. who
were married last May in old ST. johns Churen' on
the Ludlow estate at Oakdale. Long lsiand' nave
taken A house In Garden Place for the winter,
'Ti,ey returned TO Brooklyn on August 20 AFTER an
extensive tour In SPAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. STREET. have been spending
the latter part OF the season az the "aSs"peN"
Hotel on Long Island
Miss Ethel Moore daughter OF Thomas s. Moore
of Wiow-st who has been spending the summer
abroad arrived home on the steamer Paris on Au-
gust % Miss Moore, who Is known as one oi has
most accomplished horsewomen IN broohHI in
been taking lessons In driving from Ho"ie'' AZ
Paris
The announcement has Just come from bay
Shore Long Island. OF the engagement OF MISE
Florence Lockitt. daughter or Mr.. ana MIs' ~
ent Lockitt of Carlton-ave.. TO Devine +. burus'
The Young woman has been for several seasons
one Of the bellies In society on the Hill MI Bur ra
Is well known as clubman ana yach h Ww York
and the Riverside and Bay Shore lacht ciuoSe -
is said that the marriage is TO take place. III fe
ruary.
The wedding OF Miss Maud Harrison Wiswe',
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Wiswe"' anu
John Flagg Meader, of New-iork' VIII take p"oe
on Tuesday evening. September H. al 'ne no nen
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Hyde, No 81 PARK racT e.
Rrooklyn The Wiswells gave up their mouse Sc IN
Jeffersonave last spring and have since oeed Mr
sna Mrs Meader win live in West Eighty seventh
ST. New-York, after their marriage
All. ,,,o.o,oo Tbeodora Wyckof daughter OF Mr..
.rd Mrs William s. Wyckoff, formerly OF Brook
lyn. and now of London. England. was married Oh
sentember at vevey Switzerland. to James Ivory,
Of ESnSuGgh ;bs ate Dtmas Pohemu Of the
Heights and a grandniece OF the ia'e iie"'' ~
Polhemus.
On Thursday evening an entertainment ana oahce
was given at the Hotel Edsemore Far Kockawa!,
for the benefit OF st. Nincents Hospital buhoihs
Fund The affair was a great success Among
,bo.e nresent were Alexander Gale, Miss Stella
O'Meara. Eugene O'Meara Mr.. and Mrs. George
Young. George Young Bauche, Mr. and MRS WIZ
lam MofYatt Miss Maud Morris John Nelson MOI
XII M lillian Ferris. Miss Grace smthers. Miss
Matte smithers. Miss Gertrude MerThsw Miss MIS-
Bisse Mrs Richard W Buckley rs Mrs Freae Nj
coadeT Mrs Thfod0Te K Knapp Ad Mas
{s aI M TheSaud and Mrs. William sammis.
At the annual election of the Bayswater Yacht
Club on Wednesday the following onicers were
chosen Commodore. p Griffin
John Dolce; secretary FRANK D. "'"'''
David n Carvalho.
Among the other affairs of the week at Far
Rockaway was a musical given on TUESDAY oy
Miss Florence Fraub, the child pianist. me pro-
ceeds OF the entertainment were useu I9t .e
Az ~ 81 Johns Parish Rooms at Far Rocka"d!'
Margaret F. Sangster, after spending severai Gays
at the Edgemore has returned to her nome III
Greene-ave.
The members OF the 127th New-York Volunteers
held their annual reunion at Huntington Long
vas Forwarded 10 General Stewart L. Woodford
United States Minister to Spain, the old commahoer
of the 1Eth.
The personnel OF the four teams which will COM
pete In the polo tournament for the Nationai cham-
pionship next week on the Prospect fark parade
grounds was announced recently by H. L. Herpef''
chairman OF the National Polo Associations -FOUR
nament Committee The members of the Myopa
Hunt Club. of Hamilton. Mass, will be George H.
Ror q Shaw w. second The last three were the
team when it won the championship In ls ohr me
Cowdin' ]. 5. stevens and the waterbury brothers
The Brock oTv Cub w S Ge Thomas
S and Rsn e T HSSard rhs conover M
Albert Francke and George L. Myers
The Rev Frank Talmage son Of the Rev. T. De
WittTalmage has decided to resign from the second
Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg and accept call
10 the jefferson Park Church OF the same denomi ON
take up his new pastorate OCTOBER To-
rope on Friday night, and busy man yester
day getting rid OF some Of the work that had ac-
cumulated in his two months absence. ne
Bishop visited Lourdes. and met the American PHI
hare
yesterday at the house.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Mabe
Fears Leonard. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Jnius
Mass
Anthony Hope. the author. is expected to lecture
IN Brooklyn the second week in November.
Ex-Register Hugh Mclaughlin and Mrs Nc
Laughlin quietly celebrated the thirty-hfth ami
yersary of their wedding at their home. in Rem
sen-st, yesterday. On September II. 1852. Mr.. and
Mrs. MeLaughlin were married at the home Ss. OF OF
a edsn,y 4 j. Mr. vs
auainted with his wife through her visiting nun,
we Working s'f in he Navy Yard. and Was an ardent
wooer. An old boyhood friend who used to carry
sent Yesterday "a big bunch OF flowers as a re-
minder of the times Of long age The only thing
hold yesterday was the fact that Mrs. Mclaughlin
suffering with an affection Of the eyes con
Gus. The anniversary celebrated yesterday by
the usual dinner. which was attended only by the
immediate family OF Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin
The Rev. Horace Porter says that DR.. Abbott is
preparing another series OF sermons TO be de-
livered In Plymouth Church this fall and that they
are likely TO attract wide attention.
happy company. consisting Of the Misses Mary
Ella and Bess Dsrrows of New-York: Miss Z. NJ
Lane, Frederick p Forman and A. r. Matthews
W9llOOmsac
Bennington Centre. TO Woodford. VI, and back
again one day last week.
L. Frederic Mount. OF No. 81 South Oxford ST. Is
spending September at Pine Bush ~ Y.
BROOKLYN DAY AT NASHVILLE