New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John IT, Flager have leased the
cottage owned by Mrs Julia N. rockingham. OF
Mount Arlington. n. j., at Lake Hopatcons' TOT
the summer season.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Mildred T.
Marcus Youngest daughter OF the late Elias Mar
Gus OF No 22s West -thirty,tirst
St. to Samuel Ferguson Inc wed ,,da VIII "o'
take place until after the summer hohoa's'
4 concert under the patronage OF well-known
people will be given In the grand ballroom at the
waldorf Astoria this evening In aid OF numoer
of free scholarships TO be given by the Grano
Conservatory of Music of the city OF New-York,
and TO form a nucleus Of a building fund Tor the
erection Of a conservatory OF music on ia'ss
pan II Is expected that Governor Roosevelt
Chancellor MacCrackeD of the University oil new
York and others will be present 10 make au-
dresses The following artists Will appear: vocal
lists Miss Marguerite Hall and Edward Bromoerg;
solo yIolonceIlo Hans Kronold and the katenporh
String Quartet. The patronesses and patrons OF
the entertainment are Mrs. George B. DE Forest
Nrs Henry Van Rensselaer,. Mrs Hermann DEL
rlchs. Mrs James l.. Barclay. Mrs. Daniel Butter
eeld Mrs Joseph Farchd Knapp, Mrs Charles
NJ Palmer. Governor Roosevelt. Charles w. Mac
a Asrsw Dr. !udse N IT, Mcleod nd
Theodore sutro The Conservatory OF Music NJ hsnss
r @sy bee Obtained from Miss Eberhard Grand con
seryatory OF Music No go West Twenty-third-st'
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Ball. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Horace Ban. of No. l56 West One-hun-
dred and-thirty -hrst-st.. to Dr. George BEDFORD
Palmer OF No. 125 West One hundred-and-twenV-
slxth-st. whose enlightenment was announced lev lew
couple contemplate taking trip to Honolulu for
their honeymoon
Tho wedding OF Miss Marion Crafts daughter OF
Professor James NJ Crafts. OF the Institute OF
Technology Boston, to Gordon Knox Bell, son OF
Edward Bell of this city. Will occur at Grimm
croft the summer home OF the bride famiIy; at
Mr. and Mrs George L. Rives have leased their
villa Rosevale in Narragansett-ave.. Newport. for
the coming summer season. to Mrs. w. s. Billiard,
of Boston
Invitations have already been sent out for the
meetings next winter OF the dancing class known
as Mrs Dallas Bache Pratts Dancing Class
The meetings will be held as usual, at Sherry's, on
December and g. 1899, and January q and Feb
ruary a. 1900 The patronesses will be Mrs. Dallas
p Pratt Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones. Mrs. Charles
r. Henderson. Mrs. Frederic Gallatin. Mrs Thomas
sturgis, Mrs. John =. Rooseveit Mrs Pierpon,t
Mrs lews ID BEER sebenek Ms william
+. isein. Mrs Henry Champln Tinker and Mrs j..
Egmont Schermerhorn
Henry Dudley and his daughters, Miss Helen
Dudley, Miss Laura Dudley and Miss Fannie Dud-
lev intend to spend the summer travelling In
Europe. They will sail on the steamship 81. LOUIS
Sarah sa KAY Smith and Miss GLADYS smith. viii also
spend the summer abroad. They have arranged 10
sail early In May.
THE marriage Of Miss Katherine Chrystie, daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. l.. Chrystie. OF NO.
SsI West Flfty-seventh-st. to II. Percy Douglas.
graduate of Cornell University. class OF "a. and
member OF the Engineers club. will be solemnized
xt-. n.,o. nh Mo In
Thonass Protestant Episcopal Church, FIftn-a ave,
and Fifty-thlrd-st.. The officiating clergyman VIII
he the rector the Rev Dr. John Wesley Brown.
Announcement Is made OF the engagement OF
Miss Marie c. Goldzeher. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Michael NJ. Goldzeher. to William Gartner.
The wedding OF Miss Katherine J. Clinton Car
VILE daughter OF the late Joseph Marshall Car
Vile OF New York. and great granddaughter of De
witt Clinton to William II. Gallngef, son OF SEN
ator Gailinger of. New Hampshire VIII take place
next autumn in the Protestant Episcopal Church
Of ST Mary the virgin In West Forty-slxth-st.
Miss EVELYN Harris will give an evening OF
French and English recitations on Friday next,
April es. at Robert Reds studio, In East Thirty
second-st Miss Harris will be assisted by Miss
Jeanne Faure soprano, and Miss Maria Victoria
Torrilhon pianiste. The patronesses OF the enter
tainment are Mrs Frederick w. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Oliver Hartman, jr.. Mrs Edmund Coffin. Miss
ElouIse Breese, Mrs. William Cay Mrs Norman J.
thaniel Rutter Mrs. l.. C. Benedict Mrs. Charles
c. Worthington Mrs. II. Archie Pell and Mrs
William Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w Slocum have again taken
lease OF the house at Short Hills. n. j.. occupied
by them last summer. FOR the coming season
Mr. and Mrs Percy r. Pyne will spend the sum-
mer months at Southampton. Long Island. where
IA. o1ftn Cn nQn
Mrs Robert Oiyphant, who will probably pass the
summer at Cazenovia, n. Y.