New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-01
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The marriage Of Miss Katharyne sybol Long Of
Harrisburg Penn, to William Raymond. OF this
city, whose engagement was recently announced.
will take place In June Miss Long II the organist
OF the Lutheran Church OF the Messiah, at Harris
burg
Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer have taken house
in London for the rest OF the season. They will
not return to this country to spend the summer at
Newport until the end OF June.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhineiander have ar
ranged TO spend the summer in Europe and will
sail on the steamship Teutonic on Wednesday. June
4 hey VII be ,accompansd By Mr. and Mrs
1t is their intention to remain abroad until about
the middle OF September, spending the greater part
Germany the entire party will visit Oberweesei.
Mr.. Rhineanders castle on the Rhine.
The engagement is announced OF Mrs. Julian O'S.
MADAM to Walden Pe Anderson. a graduate Of
Columbia University class Of 70. Mrs MADAM be-
fore her marriage was Miss Emmle Appleton.
Announcement Is made OF the engagement OF Miss
Lillian Thomson. eldest daughter OF Mrs Edward
Thomson. OF No 70 West Eighty -eighth-st 10
Walter biting. OF Philadelphia The wedding
VIII probably not be celebrated until next autumn.
An entertainment will be given at the Berkeley
Lyceum West Forty-fourth-st.. on Friday after
Of the Wayside Workers, when Commander Harrie
Webster. of the United States Navy, who spent
some time In Samoa will deliver a lecture on the
people, the customs and costumes of that coun-
OF half hundred voices. under the direction OF
X. Huntington Woodmsn will sing; Mrs. W. d.
Lee Jones and several others will contribute to
the programme The patronesses Of the enter
John ". Moore Mrs. Thomas J. Cauldwel Mrs.
John w Philip Mrs. William T. Sampson Mrs.
i ss siSss SsTser se !a vi MS
Eschman. Mrs l. Mcintosh Ward. Miss Nelson,
M Move. j. RFdf'Fn Mount and Miss Elizabeth T.
Mr. and Mrs. George Trotter have decided TO go
abroad with their young family. and will sail for
May "A. 1t is not unlikely that Mr.. and Mrs Trot-
ter will make their permanent home on the Isle
OF Wight where they have already passed consid-
cradle OF their time since their marriage four or
fve years ago.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould who have occupied
the Kemp house. at the northwest corner Of Fifth
ave. and Fifty,sixth-st since last fall viii take
possession Of their country place. Beechwood. at
1rvington-o on the Hudson, In a Few days.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Alden Bushnell.
daughter OF Mr and Mrs. T. c. Bushnell. to Ebert
8 Kpp. will take place in g. Peters Church.
Mrs. Ignatius Grossman gave luncheon on
Saturday afternoon at her home. No. IL West
Eighteenth-st.. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Seton Thompson. The other guests at the table
latter formerly Miss Mary Anderson and MT. and
Mrs William s 8 Edgari ,, MIS- Grossman Is the
The engagement is announced in Baltimore of
Miss Virginia Atkinson daughter OF DR.. /. p At
kinson OF that city, to Philip Gardner, OF Boston.
daughter OF the Rev. Dr. Eliphalet. Potter to
George T. Smith will be celebrated at Saratoga on
Wednesday, June H.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Griswold Mrs. Clarence
Cary. Mr. and Mrs L. c. Ledyard and Mrs. Talbot
j. Taylor are some OF the NEWCOMERS registered
Virginia Hot Springs.
The wedding OF Miss Leonard Prince, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Prince OF Houston. Tex. TO
Sailing Wolf Bar,ch. OF DR.. and Mrs Simon
Baruch. OF this city, will occur at the home OF the
rar has n lust Sd sra|se
at the Castle, at Tarry town on the Hudson.
The date selected for the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Kilgore Anderson daughter OF Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson. OF K-st.. Washington. and sis
ter Of Lars Anderson-who was secretary Of the
United States Embassy in Italy. and married soon
after his return to this country. Miss Perkins OF
Boston-to Philip H. Mcmillan. OF this city. is
formed at noon in ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church and the reception will be held at the home
of the brides mother. Mr. Mcmillan, who Is prac-
Using law in this city, is a son OF Senator and
Mrs. Mcmillan. of Michigan.
Edwin D. Morgan. Stanley Mortimer and James
F. d. Lanier were the first NEWCOMERS to erect
handsome, pretentous country homes the
Wheatley Hills. Wesbury. Long Island. That
was eight or nine years ago. To-day that part of
Long Island contains some Of the largest. most
beautiful and complete country homes TO be found
anywhere about New-York. including those OF
william c. whitney and Thomas Hitchcock. jr.
Churches are not numerous In this part of Long
Island the nearest being at Roslyn and Hemp
stead so Mr. Morgan is building private chapel
on his estate The building Will he completed in
a few weeks but the dedicatory ceremonies at the
chapel will probably not take place until late In
the summer The chapel will have clergyman In
charge who It is expected will occupy one OF the
cottages on Mr. Morgans estate.
GIFT FOR WARDEN SAGE.