New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


Miss Anna Boettger, daughter Of Mr.. and HrA
II. W. Boettger. married to Joseph H. Brunins
yesterday at the home her parents. No. ALA Fifth
ave Only the relatives OF the couple were present
ceremony. which followed by a break
fast and last evening by reception at Sherrys.
The brides only attendant was her sister. Miss
Boettger. The ushers the brides tao brothers,
Robert Boettger and Theodore Boettger. and george
Stevens.
Mrs Olin D. Gray Of the Hotel Majestic, has
gone TO St Louis to be the guest Of Mrs. Blossom.
who was member of Mr.. and Mrs, Grsy's party.
recently returned from three months trip abroad.
The public road coach Pioneer vas engaged PES
terday by William l.. Elklns. jr.. whose guests on
the trip from the Holland House TO the casino at
Ardsley- 1.-THE Hudson ana return. were c. Davis
Widener Edward Browning Edwards Brooke Har-
rison Gamer. O.. B. Smith. William Carter and 8:
Club, OF Philadelphia. Reginald L. Rives was the
coachman.
The wedding OF Miss Edith Marie Allen the
younger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. Leslie Allen.
TO Albert Percvai Hail. Of the late Albert Hall.
OF the Chicago Board OF Trade. will be celebrated
June T. The ceremony viii be performed BY the
Rev. DR.: Charles Tyler Olmstead The maid OF
the S Mss sos Sa %aay n
Miss Alice Lund, cousin OF the bridegroom. OF
and Miss Elizabeth Dougal. OF Johnstowp, v. Y.
Mr. Halls best man will be Charles Buchholz. OF
brothers OF the bride, will be among the ushers.
Invitations are cut for the marriage OF Miss
Augusta Melne Linherr. daughter ot Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Lnherr 10 Vincent Paul Travers. on
Wedne sday, June = in the Church Of st. Francis
Xavier. West Sixteenth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Marie have arranged 10 spend
sI1
their headquarters at Stka. where Mr.. Marie has
some important business engagements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Underwood Johnson. Of No.
37 Lexington-ave. will pass the summer at East
hampton, Long Island, where they have rented Q
cottage FOR the season.
Mrs. Alexander r Van Nest will give dinner
party at her home, No. 81 West Thrty-seventh-
st.. this evening. in honor OF Miss Dickey and her
hance. General James NJ Varnum, whose mar
day, June Ia
A dispatch from Lcndon announces that the mar
riage OF John Grerson. a merchant OF this city,
whose home is at No. 15o West Forty -fourth-st.
and Miss Edith Cairns. OF Scotland will take place
IN All Souls Church. Langham Place. London, at
to Mr.. Grierson was announced last year. Mr.
Grlerson was one OF the ushers at the Boyd-Stod-
last April in ST Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church. Clifton. Staten Island
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Adams. Of No. 10 East
S!xty-seventh-st, will spend the summer at their
country place. Mount Wollaston. at Easthampton,
Long Island.
DR.. and Mrs LucIen c. Warner will give a re-
cepton tomorrow afternoon at their home Os-
borne Terrace, at Irvington- on the Hudson. In
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. franklin Humphreys War
ner. their son and daughter-in-law, who were mar
ried short time ago at the atters home, in Los
Angeles. Cal.
The lawn fete At Lawrence Park. Bronxvile. to-
morrow afternoon promises. II the weather be
fair. to give enjoyment to great many people
ard to add fine sum TO the treasury Of that ad-
mirable charity the Adirondack Home for Con-
sumpve Working Girls. The fete is under the
management OF the Ogontz Association. ard
among its patronasses Miss Helen NJ. Gould.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Mrs Timothy L. Wood
ruff Mrs Warner Miller Miss Grace r. Dodge.
Mrs. Cornelius ~. Bliss, Mrs. Arson G.. McCook.
society An interesting feature OF the entertain
ment on the la wn will be the music by the band
men who were with Dewey Manila. Tickets
for the fete including luncheon at the Gramatan
secretary Of the ogontz Association. Miss Gran
berry. of No. % West Fifty-thrd-st
Invitations are out for the marriage Of Miss
Eleanor schenck Parker. elder daughter Of tho
late joel Parker. Of this city, TO James L. Rob
ertson. jr The wedding will take place on. June
y
In the afternoon % There will be no reception ex-
cept for the immediate family. t1-V
The wedding Of Giles Whiting and Miss Flora
NJ Ettlinger took place Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Ettlinger. No. 40 East Seventy-third-st.
Owing TO the recent death OF the brdegroom's
father William ID. Whiting the wedding
quiet, only the immediate relatives being present
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Charles
H. Eaton
Miss Edith Edwards. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Edwards. OF Davis-ave.. Livingston.
Staten Island. and Carl Gordon. OF New Brighton.
were united in marriage yesterday morning at 10
o'clock the home of DR.. Hawkins. in Lafayette
ave, New Brighton. The ceremony performed
by Archdeacon George d. Johnson. rector OF Christ
Church. New Brighton The ceremony was per-
formed quietly, the only witnesses being the brides
parents and William II. Gordon, brother OF tho
bridegroom. The engagement Of the couple was
first announced nearly two months ago. although
they have been acquainted for number OF years.
AT this time dinner given by the father Of
the bride. in honor OF the engagement Soon after
this Mr.. Gordon contracted d heavy cold and it
was feared for time that he could not recover,
as he suffered several hemorrhages. Both he and
Miss Edwards desired TO be married at once but
on the advice of the attending physician the
mony was postponed until now, when Mr. Gordon
has recovered sufficiently TO take journey The
bridegroom is a son Of Charles Gordon, OF Glove
land Ohio, and grandson OF the late w j. Cor
don a wholesale grocer OF Manhattan. The young
people both we'll known In staten Island So