New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

OF the late Charles ID. D1ckey 10 ourTosdte james
NJ varnum, whose engagement was announced a
few days ago, will be celebrated in Grace Church,
Broadway and feminist. at noon on Wednesday
June IA. The invitations to the ceremony will be
general and those 10 the reception and breakfast
which follow at the home Of the brides DrS,ner
will be confined to the immediate relatives and per-
sonal friends OF the bride and bridegroom
The passengers on the public road coach Pioneer
yesterday, on its regular trip from the Holland
House to the Casino at Ardsey- ,heHudson. were
Mrs John H. Taylor, Miss Collins Miss Watson.
Miss Jackson, Miss Wright. John Van Boskerck,
Bruen; B. shopei TaE Riyss nv sa the
coschman.
The wedding OF Miss Alice Lusk, the third daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. William T. Lusk. OF this city. 10
Dr. Clarence Webster, OF Montreal, whose engage
ment was announced on Thursday last will take
place on May q. at the home OF Miss Lusk. No. II
East Thirty fourth-st. in the presence OF the MEM
bers OF the families OF the bride and bridegroom.
The brides only attendant will be her sister Miss
Anna Lusk, and Professor Ruttan. of Montreal. will
be best man The Bridegroom and his bride will
make their home In Chicago. where DR.. Webster re-
Gently accepted professorship in the Chicago Uni
versity. Mrs. James T. Soutter. who has passed the
winter In an apartment at Sherrys. VIII start soon
her summer home at Easthampton, Long Island.
Miss Elsie Whitney. of Morrstown. n. J., will
soon go abroad to make an extensive tour. includ-
ing Norway. Sweden and Russia.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Grenville Peters have left
town for their country home on the Jericho Turn
pike, near Westbury, Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin have decided TO re-
turn TO England on the steamship Teutonic next
Wednesday. As already announced in The Tribune.
they will give dinner with music In the Myrtle
Room at the Waldorf-Astorla on Tuesday evening.
Their guests will number less than one hundred.
Invitations have been received in this city for the
marriage OF Miss Georgia Elizabeth Hutton daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert John Hutton. OF No.
2s2 Garfield Place. Brooklyn. to James Taylor
Hanan, also Of Brooklyn present student at
the College Of Physicians and Surgeons in this city.
The ceremony will be performed on Wednesday af-
ternoon, May 81. in ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr. ard Mrs. Harry b Hoins. of this city are
established for the season at their country home.
at 1slip Long Island.
One Of the largest Of the out-of-town early June
weddings will be that Of Miss Edith l.. Hard and
Robert Osborne. which will take place at Grace
Church Nyack, y. Y. on June l. at ) p. m The
bride is a daughter OF George NJ. Hard. president
of the Chatham National Bank, OF this city and
the bridegroom is we'll known In downtown business
circles The wedding will be followed by a re-
ception at the country home Of the brides parents.
Riverlawn. Nyack The bride will be attended by
Mrs James p. Geddes. OF Brooklyn, as matron or
honor. and Miss Mary c. Osborn MISS Helen
Seixas Miss Helen Stewart and Miss Katherine
Bertholf as bridesmaids. John Osborn. brother OF
ns S to be- 10 oe Hard Melville Hard VIII
lame J. Parslow and William &. Polhemus
Announcement Is made Of lawn fete, TO be held
at Lawrence Park Bronxville, on Saturday, May
90 under the auspices OF the OgoOtz Associatlon'
for the benefit OF the Adirondack Home FOR Con-
sumptive Working Girls. The fete VIII inciude
luncheon at the Gramatan Inn and tea served on
the lawn Music will be furnished by the Navy
Yard Band Various artists living in the park will
open their studios fer the day. among them being
W T. smedey. W. A. Low. Otto Bacher. W. H.
Howe. Lorenzo Hatch and H. schattermundt. The
patronesses Of the fete are Mrs Grover Cleveland
Mrs Timothy L. Woodruff Mrs Paul d. Cravath,
Mrs Daniel Butterhed. Mrs. Arson G. McCook,
Miss Helen NJ Gould. Miss Grace II. Dodge. Mrs.
W r. CRANBERRY. Mrs Frank s. Hastings Mrs
Edmund Clarence stedman, Mrs, Ferris J. Meigs'
Mrs Leonard Mrs. John Bates Mrs. Warner MIL
Ter Mrs w B. Wheeler and Mrs. j. Hood wright
The Ogontz Association, which has organized the
fete is composed OF aumne OF the well known
Ogontz School its president being MISS augusta
Warner Miller and IT'S secretary Miss Alice Louise
Grapbery The IL st sof srs
lin County. and is one OF the homes fnaintaihea
by the working Girls Vacation Society. OF which
Mrs. William Herbert Is president ana MIS- hl en-
year round. is unsectarian In manageneSnt, aIo
aims TO AFFORD benefit to unmarried working girls
with incipient tuberculosis who having oes, e x.
amined by the societvs physician, are found TO De
in need OF vacation and treatment The ala is not
10 pauperize the benehcaries but 10 enable tnem
again to become bread-winners