New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Within the last two or three years the rumor hao
been circulated several times that Miss Dora Have
meyer the youngest daughter OF the late Theodore
A. Havemeyer. was engaged 70 marry Lieutenant
Cameron MGR. winslow. OF the United States
Navy. The rumor has again been revived. AZ the
home Of Mrs Theodore A. Hayemeyer. No. ~
Madison-ave.. yesterday II was announced that
Mrs. Havemeyer and her family spending
Sunday at their farm az Mah@ah. and that no
person then in the house had any knowledge OF tns
existence OF an engagement between Miss Have
meyer and Lieutenant Winslow. The servant who
came to the door said he positive that thers
truth whatever in the report Miss Have
meyer who Is about twenty years old has not yet
been formally presented TO society. Her coming
out" which TO be made last summer at New
n 'i mournins Mrs $" Hsveme s and her family
spent last summer in the White Mountains. where
meyer villa. IN BeIievue-ave, Newport, was leased
for the season By Mr.. ana Mrs. Potter Palmer
Lieutenant Wlnslow, who was graduated from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis IN 1910 is about forty
seven years old He was made midshipmsn IN
years later. junior lieutenant In 1888: and heu-
tenant in 1885 He served the Nashville In tho
Spanish American War last summer
The marriage Of Miss Marjorie Bonneli. the SEQ
ond daughter Of J Harper Bonne.L OF Dongan
Hills. Staten Island, to Ernest Flags. the architect
will take place next month. The engagement Of
Miss Bonnell TO Mr.. Fags was announced about
a fortnight ago.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Sadie
wachenheimer. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. p. wach-
enheimer. Of No ia East Sixty-seventh-st, 10
Mrs j Muhlenberg Bailey Of No. II Madison ave-
who has rented a cottage in Gibbs-ave.. Newport
for the season. will leave for the latter place
early next month.
The wedding OF Miss Eleanor schenck Parker.
he dan0 ~ he lafa Toaf Of
city, 70 James l. Robertson. jt. will be celebrated
at o'clock Thursday afternoon June ], in D.
Andrews Church Yonkers. The church ceremony
viii be supplemented by reception for the reia-
tives OF the couple.
Trinity Church. Bayonne. n. j.. will be the scene
on Wednesday. June !. OF the marriage OF Mrs.
stent OF that place. to the Rev. George C. Quail.
Of Livingston. Staten Island The ceremony will
be performed at noon by Bishop Potter in the pres
ence OF the immediate relatives OF the bride and
bridegroom, There have been no formal Invitations
ment in the family Of Mrs stent . After , tir
home at the 'P pectory y' Of St Mays church, v-
ingston. Of which Mr.. Quail is the rector.
Mr.. and Mrs George Trotter the latter the only
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John c. Westerveit. Of
No 7 West Fftieth-st. will sail for England with
their young family on the steamship Cymric on
"Wednesday next May "a Mr. and Mrs. Trotter.
welt and Leonidss Westervelt will probably mako
their permanent home on the Isle OF Wight.
Among the passengers booked 10 sail for South
ampton. England. on the steamship ST. Louis on
Wednesday next are ". Rhinelander Stewart. who
is going abroad TO join Mrs Stewart. who has been
in Europe for several months; Lieutenant-Governor
and Mrs: Timothy L. Woodruff. Mrs; Vanderbilt
Weir Mrs Robert shaw Mrs. George W Folsom.
Miss Folsom: Mr. and Mrs Oscar I; Rshards Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence NJ kortright, Miss Mary Taber
and Miss Georgina Roberts.
The marriage OF Miss Burns the daughter Of the
late Walter Burns. partner in the firm of J. s. Nor
gan & Co.. OF London. 10 "Loulou" Harcourt. the
eldest son OF Sir William Harcourt, will take place
on Tuesday. June 6. in 81. Margaret's. westmin-
ster. The wedding will be Of the most brilliant
OF the London season. Earl Spencer has offered
the young couple Althorp Castle. and the Marquis
Of Ripon has offered studley Royal for the honey
moon but It Is understood that the bridegroom will
accept the offer OF Newman Hail. a lovely place on
the Thames. near Oxford offered by Colonel Hsr-
court Mr. Harcourt. the bridegroom. has bought
a house in Berkeley Square, near the residence Of
Miss Burns has received many handsome gifts. In
string OF pearls from her uncle, J. Pierpont Nor
gan.
Invitations are out in Baltimore for the marriage
Of Miss Anne St. Clair Patterson. daughter Of Mrs
David Stewart TO Count Cesare da Conturbia, Of
Milan. Italy which will take place at noon on
Thursday June l, ar the home OF the brides
mother in North Charles-st.. Baltimore. Cardinal
Gibbons will perform the marriage ceremony IN
the presence OF the members Of Miss PatteYsons
family. A breakfast will follow the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs James L. Barclay have rented the
cottage owned by Henry NJ Day at Southampton,
Long Island. for the coming summer months
Mrs Christian Herter ST., has closed her home.
at No Sal Madison-ave.. and has gone TO her sum-
ner home at Monmouth Beach. New -Jersey. Mrs.
Herter Is one OF the pioneers OF the summer colony
at Monmouth Beach. having made her home there
during the warm months for more than twenty
five years.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Alexandra will pass the
summer at Lenox, Mass, where they Will again
occupy Ethelwyn, the Frenghuysen place
Announcement IL made OF the engagement Of Miss
Florence May Smith, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +.
8 Smith of No. 20 West One hundred and-t twenty.
eiRhth-st TO BENJAMIN Fenberg