New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-28

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woc,sey. John Jordan. Gerry Miliiken ana FRED
Fsr,mwirhtman will serve as ushefs'
- Mrs John Anton Linherr, OF No. 157
~ rvs,sthst. have sent out invitations for the
west =, their daughter Miss Augusta Mcneil
ms' 80 Vincent Paul Travers, the eldest
bAn, r Trayers The marriage ceremony will
u torned on June at II 30 a m. In ST. Francis
c % church, West sixteenth-st.. by the Rev.
OConnor. of the Society of Jesus. Miss
..,,-s.rrs maid OF honor will be her sister. Miss
L Ian, louise Linherr. There will be no brides
Ma .s. lieutenant Edward H. Martin. of the 9Th
m .sx STATE, Artillery will attend Mr. Travers as
u . mar The ushers will be Frank c. Travers.
brother Of the bridegroom; Sheridan s: Nor
;on Ambrose McCaos' FRANK = Is: bsrpett; Josseph
Essr' After the ceremony there will be a small
CoIasi ns breakfast at the home OF the brides
parents.
-os marriage Of Miss Ida Selma Rosenthai
,.nghter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenthal. to
~souard Joseph Solomons. will take place at s
.,,ock on Tuesday evening. June 6. at the home of
~. hr,de's parents, No. iel West Eighty-slxth-st
We. carve j. Rosenthal will be her sisters maid Of
snror The flower girls will be Miss Alma Davis
and Miss Amy Davis. Oscar NJ. Rosenthai will at;
snd d Mr. so Marcus Davis Gus Nathan. Lucan
Nathan and Joseph Steiner
a. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. in Wash
trwfo
~ Miss Elizabeth Kilgour Anderson. daughter OF
u-s Nicholas Anderson to Philip II. Mcmillan.
.on OF Senator Mcmillan. OF Michigan. The cere-
ony will be performed at noon by the the, k S Mo, Rr
sister T Of Rsq ID whose best
man viii be Frank L Polk of this city S she Ssd
s ssn g, Potter and Calvin Burr Of this city F.
perkins Of Sharon, Penn. and j: r. story. OF
ws =. some Of the brides mother No 1850 Ks
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Ella
Ynuise Rhoades daughter of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Henry Z. Rhoades. to the Rev. n. Frederick Van
Horsen pastor Of the Presbyterian Church So Car
tsran Church at Mount Vernon. n. y
The fashionable engagement of the week was
that of Miss Dora Havemeyer. the youngest daugh-
Ger Of the late Theodore A Havemeyer. TO Lieu
tenant Cameron MGR. winslow. Of the United
States Navy. formal announcement of which was
made on Monday by Mrs Havemeyer. after her
return TO town from Mahwah n. J. Miss Have
meyer who is an attractive girl has not yet been
n mourning since the death of her father which
occurred about two years sgo eutenant, Mnso%
himself in the Spanish American War last sum
nsr when he Was serving 1ns anS was T ere
uated from the Annapolis Naval Academy IN 800
Since then he has served IN various stau0ns sna
Four years ago he was stationed at the ,Irooklyn
Navy Yard. No date has yet peen mentioned ioi
the wedding.
Announcement was also made last week Of the
engagement of Miss Elsie Romans. daughter OF
the late E. c. Romans. of this city. to Charles D.
Cleveland, a son Of Tredwell Cleveland. and a
cousin Of ex-President Cleveland.
Among the departures for Europe last week were
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Hoppin. Mrs. Dexter
Hawkins. Miss Estelle Hawkins. Mr.. and Mrs w
W Watrous William Rhinelander Stewart. Mr.
and Mrs Richard Colgate Mr.. and Mrs. George
Trotter. Mrs. John c. Westervelt Leonidas West
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Rand Mrs. Emily Blood
good. widow Of John Boodgood; Chauncey NJ
Mrs C. H Horton and Frederic j. De Peyster.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Leland sweezy, OF No. 81
Convent-ave. Hamilton Grange, have decided to
spend the summer abroad. and will sail on June 8
on the new steamship Graf Waldersee for Plym-
outh, England They intend 70 go 10 London and
10 pass almost the entire summer on the Continent
They do not expect TO return until late In the au-
tumn.1f
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. NICK
Twombiy at Fiorham last Wednesday was one OF
the most beautiful affairs of the season. About
four hundred guests present. and the house
was so spacious that at time was there crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. Twombly received in the drawing
room Mrs. Twombly's gown was OF white satin,
embroidered in yellow and she wore diamonds
end emeralds. The guests spent the first hour in
admiring the gorgeous tapestries they line one
side OF the hail. which stretches the width Of the
house and also decorate the large salon at the
head OF the hall. These tapestries were selected
by Millet who gave months of his time and
thought TO the choice. The azaleas, in large pots,
were particularly fine, making. with the palms, a
beautiful decoration. For the first hour there was
music by the Hungarian Band. At 10 o'clock there
selections by the Dannreuther Quartet, Miss
Sara Anderson and Giuseppe Campanari. lsidore
Luckstone being the accompanist Among the
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Stockton Mr.
and Mrs. d. Willis James. Mrs. Julius CatIin, Miss
SatliI Dr. Person Dr. and Mrs Hughes M and
and A r. Tiers.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Evans, Of Twin
Oaks. Morristown. have sent out invitations for
the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth Bon
bright. TO oliver Chandler Billings, which will
take place Wednesday afternoon. June IA, at $50
o'clock, in ST. Peters Church. Morrstown. A
small reception will follow at the home OF the
brides parents.
Mrs. H. Mex. Twombly has issued invitations
for large luncheon on June at Florham.
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Van Lennep and family
OF No IS East Sixty-ffth-st.. have arranged TO sail
for Europe the steamship Kaiser Friedrich on
June 20 They will remain abroad until September
or October.
The wedding Miss Alice Lusk. third daugh-
Ter OF the late DR.. William T. Lusk. OF this city.
70 Ut. clarence WEBSTER or Montreal, took place
yesterday at the home OF the bride. No. AZ East
Thirty Only the immediate relatives and
small number OF the personal friends Of the
couple were invited TO the ceremony. The bride.
whose gown of white satin and point lace
was attended by her sister. Miss Anna Lusk. Pro-
lessor Ruttan. OF Montreal was the bridegroom's
best man. The only usher was Dr. William C.
Lusk. brother Of the bride DR.. and Mrs. Webster
VIII VIII make their home in Chicago where Or. Web
ser recently accepted a place as professor In the
University Of Chicago.
In the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, East Twen-
y-nnth-st. yesterday afternoon the wedding Of
Miss Henrietta Maria Schroeder, daughter OF Mrs.
francis Schroeder. OF No 1877 Madison-ave. 10
Shares Herman Stout. cashier Of the Bank OF the
"epueic. took place The ceremony was performed
stsA O'clock by the Rev DR.. George c. Houghton,