New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30

viii 20 abroad on the steamship Britannia on July
a,d will spend the summer on the Continent.
IN the same day Miss Florence A. Bign. daugh-
- ~ Bernard Bglin. will be married TO William
cameron at the home Of her father No. 22s West
S1e. hundred and-thirteth-s.. A small reception
9I1 follow the ceremony
A, the wedding OF Miss Cecil Clark daughter Of
~, and Mrs John NJ Clark. OF Chicago. 10 Rich
"a Harding Davis which will occur in ST. Gabriers
I-o.es,ant Episcopal Church. at Marion. Mass. on
-srrsdav Miss Ethel Barrymore will be the maid
- ,onor Charles Belmont Davis will be his broth
avs hes, man. The ushers will be Colonel A. H.
Ice Of the British Army; John Fox. jr.. Charles
p psns LLOYD orlscom Robert Howard Russell
Sa5 Horace II Furness. The invitations the
Ceremony are limited TO relatives and intimate
friends.
The marriage OF Miss Marjorie Lowrie. daughter
., ,he Rev and Mrs. Samuel r Lowrie of Phila-
Ss,nh,a 10 Henry William Sage. the eldest OF
william H. Sage. OF Albany will be soiemnzed at
80, on MAY 10 IN the Presbyterian Church. in
Yhnadelpha. OF which the brides father IS pastor.
The brides attendants will be Miss Lily Wanna
maker. who viii be the maid OF honor, and six
ses ~ Albany sisters of the bridegroom: Miss
FIIzabeth Dickson. OF Philadelphia; Miss Esther
s,odderd Of New-Haven. and Miss Priscilla Barnes
spS Miss Maud Donaldson. of this city Mr.. Sages
best man will be his brother. Andrew c. Sage.
% Gordon Knox Bell. Of this city will be cele
nrs,ed NJ Griffin Croft the SUMMER home OF the
bride al Ridgeheld. Conn.
Formal announcement is made of the engage
-oent OF Miss Olive Van Rensselaer,. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs KNlaen Van Rensselaer,. Of No 6S
West Seventy-frst-st. 10 Lewis Brown Gawtrey.
son Of Harrison f. Gawtrey Of No. Is West Elev-
enfh-st and graduate Of Yale University class
Of Sc Nj Gawtrey is a member of the Union
and University clubs
It has been formally announced that the mar
r.aea NJ Hobart Tuttle Of Paterson ~ j. TO Miss
Marie Rolin Stubs Of Hartford. Conn. will take
place al Hartford next month. Mr.. futile is well
known in New-Jersey. being the brother-in-aw OF
Vice President Hobart and also Governor Voor-
hees's private secretary. He occupied the same
lion lion WIN
Harry PAYNE Whitney has bought new gasolene
automobile. and Friday ne and his wife rode in
It to wesibury and back
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Murel Beatrice
scutter daughter Of the late James Taylor Soutter
Of this city TO DR.. James Clifton Edgar. whose
gagement was announced short time ago. will
take place W Trinity Church Monday, May g.
instead Of June J. as previously announced. The
change IN the date has been account OF the po-
lire parade. which Is announced 10 take place on
THURSDAY June l. The wedding reception will be
leld al Sherry's.
pleasant social incident on Tuesday afternoon
last the luncheon given by Mrs. John C.
Westorveh NJ her home. No. Z West Flftieth-st..
for Mrs Spauliing. OF Buffalo. who. unfortunately.
unable 10 remain for the breakfast. having
been called away by the Illness Of her son, who is
al school. The guests included Mrs. w W. Hoppin
isrScS ME- David 7 Tboms 9So Mrs Waiter Ruber
furi Mrs. Richard Starr Dana Mrs. c. NJ. Lea.
Alfred conh pe Cark Mr nare George g wde Mrs
fobert McKim. Mrs. Lansdale Boardman, Mrs; J.
Mrs ". Bartlett. Mrs Richard II. Ewart and Mrs.
William c. Hamilton
At noon yesterday Miss Pauline Gray daughter
Of Judge John Clinton Gray. OF the NewYork Court
Of Appeals. was married to Dr. j. Burr Ferguson.
Because Of recent bereavement in the family OF
the bride only relatives were present at the cere-
mony. which was performed at the home Of the
brides grandmother. Mrs. j. A. G. Gray. No. 700
Ffth-ave. The Rev. Mr. Hutchinson. of Calvary
Protestant Episcopal Church oficiated. The bride
being Of point lace. She also wore her mothers
ven Of point, lace it being fastened with corenet
brooch OF diamonds. worn on the corsage:
Miss Edith Gray. IN gown of white silk striped
Of honor Dr. Daniel Woodbury. Wynkoop was the
best man. and the brides two brothers. Clinton
ding breakfast followed the marriage ceremony
The Executive Committee OF the old Midwinter
Club met yesterday morning at Claremont and
formally disbanded as there is now chance OF
the organization being revived After the meeting
breakfast was served. Among the members and
guests present were Theodorus b Woolsey Hannil-
ten Thompkins William Edgar SHEPHERD MIS-
Brooks Stacey Clarke Mrs. James B Townsend,
are still some funds left in the treasury of the
club IL is not unlikely that tea will be held at
Claremont on the second or third Saturday in May
The marriage Of Miss Marie Clausen. daughter
OF Mrs Henry Clausen. to William Henry Schmidt
will be celebrated Wednesday. May a. at the
home Of the brides aunt No. 10 East Seventy
eighth-st.
The Count and Countess Czaykowski accom-
panied by the latter's father, Clarence Lyman Col
Inns and Albert E. Twyford started for Niagara
car
The members Of the New-York Coaching Club.
with every prospect OF a delightful day before
them. started away from the Holland House on the
coach Pioneer about O'Clock yesterday morning
or the annual spring drive The objective point
was Staatsburg- on the-Hudson where the party
will remain as the guests of ogden Mills until to-
morrow morning when the return trip will be
made The Pioneer was drawn by two teams of
bays with George r. Read handling the ribbons.
The party consisted of Frederic Bronson, DR.. w.
Seward Webb. W Watts sherman, J. Roosevelt
Roosevelt. W. G. CULVER, Reginald w. Rives,
Richard McCreery. Robert l.. Gerry. George Won l..
one used during the regular trips Of the Pioneer to
The Ardsiey Casino. The first change OF horses was
made in Harlem and the second at Kingsbridge.
There Mr. Bronson took the ribbons. the coach
started off. and in twenty-five minutes arrived at
the Getty House. Yonkers. The third change Of
horses made. and the trip resumed TO Hastings.
whch was reached al 10 O'Clock. Here the fourth
relay Of horses hitched up. Leaving Hastings
after 10 o'clock. the party. passing through Dobbs
Ferry proceeded TO TaTytown. where another
change OF horses made. This village was left
behind at 1910 o'clock and Sing Sing was reached
at II .25 O'Clock. The stop here was made at the
American Hotel. Passing on to North Croton. the
party arrived at the Eagle Hotel Peekskill at 1245
O'Clock one hour was allowed here for luncheon,
and the coach started at AS for Garrisons. After
leaving Garrisons stops made at Davenport
Corners. Fishkin. Wappinger's Falls Poughkeepsie
and Staatsburg. which was reached at 1880 o'clock
with Mr.. Mills guiding the horses The party will
spend to-day al Mr.. Mls's place and at 7SO TO-
morrow morning the return trip will be begun
SOMEWHAT AS THE IRONBASTER
Adolf Sonnenthal appeared at the Irving Place
Theatre last night as Philip Derbay in Ohne,'s