New-York tribune., 1897-08-29

Miss Marie Winthrop Miss Virginia Fair and MISS
Edith Hall. Lewis S. Thompson will he his BROTH
ers best man. and George Work. X; Livingston
drew Page Al d Edward II. huxley. will serve az
ushers Peter Marie who spent about nne VEIN. In,
has arrived IN Newport Mrs John IN Soans ,,ss,
Of Miss 'f Leary and Miss Edth ian and Miss n1, Maud
Hall are visiting their sister, MR.. Stanley Mor,- M
WGr Wrcna Mrs Far W eave Newport this week
San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs Over r. ~, +. BEL be,-
mont sail for England TO visit the Duke ana Duchess
Of Marlborough.
The arrangements for the wedding of Miss Ma
thalie Dresser a daughter of the late g. W. Dresser
TO John Nicholas Brown about completed IN
vitations for the ceremony have been sent out IL
will take place at noon on September g. III trinity
Ch irch. Newport Bishop Potter. assisted ny tne
Rev George A. Magill. rector OF Trinity Church;
Church. and the Rev Dr. richards OF St: Johns
Church. Providence will oiciate There VII, be no
Browns The rshers will be Joseph how
Land Of tn this city HSwsGa Bsrkery W
dixie and J. DE Forest DaneIson Of Boston ito, srs snd
mony there viii be wedding breakfast and later s
reception at the home OF Ne nor prauy aunt "''
Bar Harbor last week gay place Inc
presence of Rear Admiral Scard and the officers OF
the North Atlantic Squadron furnished suihcen'
excuse for number of pleasant entertainments
ton given on Wednesday afternoon by Mr ana
Mrs Gardner Sherman, Of this city. at the Keno
Valley Club There special decorations o.
flags and bunting, flowers and palms al the c'uo-
house and in the dning-room. an elaborate Iuncheoh
was served small tables. and later there was IT.
formal dancing in the ballroom. The guests nj the
table of honor as it called were Mrs. Shermah'
Admiral Scard Mrs. Abraham r. Lawrence. Mrs
Montgomery Sears Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
Mrs Cadwalader Jones, Nine. Paenotre countess
de- Laugier- -Villars, Baroness Hengel-Muer' Mrs.
Dorr Miss Odgen Mrs Dodge. Mrs. Amory ana
Commander Clifford West. United States Navy over
/ five hundred guests attended the reception VII
Wednesday evening Admiral Sicard was the guest
OF honor at dinner given by Montgomery oe"l'
Another entertainment in honor OF the AuH''idi ""
his brother officers dinner ana pan on nuns
day night at the Kebo by William T. Dodge OF
this CITY, The guests at the dinner included Coih
mander Clifford II. West. Captain Iaylor' OK ~
Indiana: Captain Casey. of the New-NorR' Cap'a'"
Sigshee Of the Maine: Lieutenaht-Con'''a"ue
Cowles OF the Fern: Captain Harrington Oh ''e
Puritan; Captain Wise of the Texas Cap'ai"
SAMPSON of the Iowa: Lieutenant Marsh ol 'io
Admiral's staff: Chaplain Boyce. or the Ne"-l o'h'
Commander Lyon Chief Engineer Burnat' OF '.o
New-York: Pay Inspector Burtis' OF the Ne" io'N
Lieutenant Harlow and Cadet Duncan OF the New
YORK. Governor Wolcott OF Massachusetts. Bishop
Lawrence Joseph II. Choate. William Jay SSh',,,
feiin Parke Godwin Edmund Pendleton ) l.. M NJ
Curry Gardiner Sherman. Judge Edward Pt5'e1Som To
Ceneral Riplev John De Koven. George T. DOT
and GeneTa ndge awrence The bah which followed the
dinner was great success s wore "p present. and in
formal dancing was kept up until an cary & oe dcia
dTiGay ,yidms morns scard on Friday after
noon gave a reception board the hasship ,on" Mrm
York given IN IN 5Se sr fE'f nnd Mrs wam Davies
OF this city The other guests S MN rs Abraham
RfI Lawrsnce T@cH Mr. and Mrs l. Blocker Banks Mr
and Mrs Z Hal MScoTmifkyy lee nnd yyr colSe W W. M seeey
Ggorse Grs sSbickerins E Mrs Burton Harrison. Miss A.
gbsra bsra Was dance in the ballroom Of the ST.
in honor Of the vsy Ssyrc cb G was ag mos sc
cessfnI being attended by several hundred guess
The artists whose work was en,husiaT,casy & an al
prininist and Theodor Rt6rksten. tenor who IL 10
he heard in New-York again TINS WINTER
TIL. season at I.enox will soon be under way
rvervhodv IS playing golf, and the match game
which is set for September %, and VIII oS l"r 81
YER cup presented by John f. Aexahuie' j. '
unusual interest. The golf tournament wl'" ''".'
,aca next month will witness the first great gun
rr' 90 ,ha clans of pleasure-rnakers. The arrival
of NIr and Mrs Arson Phelps stokes il1n unehr ~
camp in the Adrondackf se hss SNgn Enl i m ed with
Isis oe and merry parties are constantly I n'ins
planned for the enersinment or n ,' hao heen Wit
nr Mr. j Fred Picrson IN Newport mas re,trng. xmars
TO net nam iarg house party mex; month among
whom are 10 he Mr.. and Mrs Hoenr-r raHe & o' 81 ,E
| and and Prince Mexandei the Eo"'h'7' SUI
: Duke and Duchess or lcck
o,o ergsgemen, has lust been announced OF Miss
Florence Louise Terry. dadgh'ei ol "'o'S' -, 'S'
/ ~ this city to Herbert Morton HoWes' o ho, va"
-rho enoaecment has also been announced oi MISS
Maud sione. youngest daughter OF William r
stone. of West NeN-Brishton. staten lsahd 10
Harold Waldo. of this city In boston M enF"7V
,,o,,, has hccn announced of Miss Mary y. Hisen-
son daughter of Francis l.. Higginson, to iniIp
coars tu.in brother of Herbert NJ. Seals, Comiioh1
weath-ave Boston. Miss iisglnson was lhtI9uutei I9,
lat. xtsin
Tom Haryard in 1889 and from the Law school lisc Zee
Years later. The marriage VII be s1 solonlT'p " vis M
liza Wills second daughter Of Charle, +: aa Vile
of Oyster Bay Long b ls1n's sborman. Of Rensei-St
Brooklyn.
r, ,,on.s has bocn received from England that the
con and heir born TO the Earl and Countess OF
/ Craven A short time was baptized on lueSuaS
los. bv the Archbishop Of YORK al Binlay Ghutch;;
Warwickshire ETSland m The 'r SPONSORS We're his
GGTSndmo,her. Mrs Bradley Martin Miss Post ana
Char.es Craven.
. nret,v wedding took place on Thursday morning
IN ST Francis Xavier's Church. West siN'ech'h-S'.
rho bride was Miss Gertrude \. Young daughter o.
Ioso,b 4 Young Of this city. and the bridegroom
yn. cooroe + rJamel OF Montreal The Rev. j.
p young performed the marriage ceremony ana
ool,nr,tod The nupiial mass. The bride. VINO wore
travelling gown. was ATTENDED Dy h. hos - Vr
ait, Young /. A. Carrier uas Dest man H.i
Ia ,1i,'a Wrs Hamel who are spending their honeymoon
in the North Woods Will make 'heT "o"o III i0''
treaL .
FRESH AIR FOR BEDFiST PATIENT
",s ou Tho world knows. there is no more periec'
means of ventilation that an open flre' "''eS VI =
Rur,on Kingsland. telling how 10 nurse Inc 30 ~
IN the September Ladies Home Jourha"
oo,,,nuons and attended with no danger Of draaeht
A more eouab.c temperature Is obtained win WOO"
,h.r With coal and the thermometer SHOULD De Ire
ouort,y consulted in IA sickroom. As fresh air - ''e