New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-14
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

II was not an exciting day yesterday in the social
world. There were the meetings OF the various
sewing classes OF the most noteworthy being
held at the home of Mrs. John c. Westervelt, No.
West Fiftieth-st. The class known as Mrs. John
d zerega's IN point of membership fully rep
scented. After sewing, tea served and later
some men were added 10 the company. Next Mon
day the class will meet at the home OF Mrs. Will
lam Perry
Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont will this morning en-
terrain the members of the sewing class organ
lied by Mrs. II. Archie Pe TO aid the Pro-Cathe-
dral Fresh Air Home.
Mrs Horace ]. Hayden, Of No. 337 West Seventy
sixth-st.. will give reception this afternoon for
the composer Edgar stilman Kelley. prelim-
mary TO a course OF Tuesday afternoon lectures
which NJ heIey Is TO give IN PIRATE t GrawnE
Osbons, No 80 Madison-ave.
An interesting incident this afternoon will he
Justin Huntly McCarthys lecture Omar
Khayyam. in the Lyceum Theatre. Isadora Dun
can Will dance and the Kaltenborn String Orchestra
will interpret the music
The spring coaching will be opened on
Monday April TO- when the Pioneer coach will be-
gin It's trips from the Holland House TO Ardsey
Casino.
Announcement is made Of the marriage Of Miss
Charlotte Tiffany daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Lyman
Tiffany. of Washington. D. c.. to William Hurry
Whiting. Of the late Francis Holland Nicoll
Whiting. Of this city. The ceremony took place in
Newark. y. j.. on Thursday March ?. Mr.. Whiting
brother Of Mrs F. Il Johnson. Waiter b Whit,
ing, Eliot B. Whiting, Holland S. Whiting and A.
Bruce Whiting The brides family live in Wash
ingtOn.
Mrs. Clarence II Mackay is suffering from a
we're attack Of the grip at her home. No Y West
Thirty-sixth-st on Saturday she felt slightly in
disposed, but not apprehending anything serious
went out driving. When she returned she was
seized with a violent chill. II announced by
the family physician. who was called in. that she
informed at her home last night that Mrs. Mackay
better. and that no serious developments Of the
also that the large theatre sunUer party which Mrs
N ana VandGrb m had N be ngnT pos 81 Ms
indefinitely. Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay will go abroad
this spring. and will probably spend the at
Newport.
General and Mrs. Ferdinand p Earle. OF Wash
ington Heights. visiting Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Power Lord at their home in New-Haven Mr. and
Mrs. Lord will make a trip 10 California the home
OF the parents ~ Mrs Lord returning in the fall to
their home IN Paris, No. II villa Dupont rue Per-
goleisi
An important wedding in Easter week will he thar
OF Miss Emeline Westinghouse, daughter OF Mrs
Jay Westinghouse. of Schenectady and Clarke
Winslow Crannel, OF Albany. The ceremony Will
take place at O'Clock on the evening of April at
the home OF the bride. Miss Westinghouse will he
given away by her uncle George Westinghouse of
Pitsburg. Penn and will he attended by her cousin
Miss Anna Westinghouse. of Pittsburg as mai of
honor. The bridesmaids will he Miss clara West
inghouse. Of Pittsburg Miss Elizabeth Bartol Smith
OF Atuca, and Miss May Landon daughter of Judge
Landon. of Schenectady The bride win wear a
white satin gown with trimmings OF point lace and
tulle veil, with diamond ornaments The brides
maids VIII be attired IN green crepe de chine gowns
with white trimmings, 1t is to be a greenland
white wedding Mr. Cranne will have as his best
man mis- brother. Ralph Monroe Crannell The ush-
ers Will be John G. Van Voast. OF Schenectady.
George Albert Johnston. OF Palatine Bridge and
Earle S. Crannell OF Albany Many prominent neo-
pie from New-York. Washington and Albany will
be present. "