New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-02
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Miss Esther Aline Dunn. daughter OF Mrs. Emma
Freeman Dunn was married 70 Frank w Crane.
OF this city. at noon yesterday. in the chantry Of
Grace Church Broadway and feminist. The Rev
James lie Baron johnson, OF Grace Church parish.
performed the ceremony, which not followed
by a reception The bride. wearing a travelling
attendant was her sister. Miss Emma Dunn c. A.
Crane his brothers best man. and william
Shillaber was the only usher.
From Philadelphia comes the news OF the engage
ment OF Miss Eleanor Lppincott the daughter OF
w a Lippncott, 10 Tr!stram C. Coket. graduate
OF the University OF Pennsylvania and a banker en-
gagged business in Phila delpha. Miss Lippincott
was introduced last winter, and Is one OF the pest
and most popular horsewomen in Philadelphia So
cietv Mr. Colket too, is fond OF horses. and is
credited with breaking the record between this city
ard Philadelphia. two years ago. with his brother
in-law. Harrison K Gamer; covering me ois.anE .
the two cities. with four relays OF norses
in six hours and hfty,two minutes He is a mem
Der Of the Radnor Hunt CUB tne "a So Sc PHI
adelpha Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs Macgrane Cox who have been
spending the months OF June and July at their
country home in Southhelds Orange County. y. Y.
will sail this morning for Southampton. England
} Gould Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lyma n short Mss
Anna Short. and A. BOtonyl, the WEI lhno"h "hP'
will be passengers on the same steamship
Among the well known society people sailing on
the steamship Britannia for Liverpool Will be sur
rogate and Mrs James VI. Varnum, who were mar
ried about six weeks ago in Grace Church; MI
and Mrs Herman Knckerbocker Viele and More
ton Frewen.
Mrs Robert Nicol. Of No. 500 Madison-ave.. who
has been visiting at Lake George. has arrived at
Saratoga where she will remain until early IN
September when she nienes 70 20 ~, 70 rs rS 70
town until late in october.
Mrs ] Henry LANCE Miss LANCE and George
LANCE OF this city, are spending the month at the
Mizzentop Hotel. Paving Duchess County, n \.
In September Mrs LANCE and her son and daughter
will go 10 the Adirondacks.
Miss Edith Devereux Clapp. daughter Of Mrs ~
Devereux Clapp. who recently returned from Eu-
rope gave tea on Monday afternoon at the villa
of her uncle. Joel Burke Wolfe at Newport Her
guests included Miss Madeleine Goddard. Miss Julia
Dent Grant Miss Lily Oerichs: Miss Swan. Mss
Josephine Gray Mrs John Clinton Gray - Mrs rs
Earl OF Yarmouth Count Giuseppe della Gherard-
esca. Potter Palmer, jr;, the Marquis de san Vito'
William Woodward and Honore Palmer
On Monday evening Chauncey NJ Depew gave A
dinner party at Pinard Cottage No. 4. in honor OF
Mrs William Aston and Lspenard Stewart also
entertained at dinner at his villa. White Lodge Mr..
Stewards guests included Mr.. and Mrs. George b
De Forest Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer, MI and
Mrs Robert H I. Gammel. Mr.. and Mrs Rlchard
McCreery Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston MI.
and Mrs II Mortimer Brooks Mr.. ana Mrs. Louis
L Lorillard. Mrs Burke Roche Mrs Hermann
Oelrichs Miss Anna Sands. William Il vanderbilt
sr., and Thomas F. Cushing.
The engagement is announced OF Miss julia
Greenwood daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ
Greenwood, George H. A Peterson, or Boston
Mr. and Mrs Feowes Davis and their SON.
Pierpont Davis have gone TO Newport for the
month Of August Miss Marie Antoinette DAVIS
and her brother. Fellowes Davis, 1r., VINO Went
abroad several weeks ago will not return until
late in the autumn.
The announcement is made OF the engagement
Of Miss Constance Parsons. the eldest daughter
Of Mrs Mary De Witt Parsons. OF this city, 70
Louis Martin OF New Orleans. The marriage VIII
take place in this city probably IN the fall, atter
which Mrs Parsons and her two younger daugh-
tiers will go abroad to make their permanent nome
in Paris
James Morris Helfenstein, OF this city is spend
ing the summer months in Ontario Canada
Mrs Austin Flint OF this city. is at Newport.
in Ia