New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


The chief social Incidents yesterday included
meeting OF the sewing class organized by Mrs. II.
Archie Pell. In aid OF the Fresh-Air Home OF the
Pro-Cathedra at the home OF Mrs. George Lewis.
No. Al Fifth-ave.: another meeting OF the Tues
day Sewing Class. organized by Miss Meza Wood:
session OF the Ienten Luncheon Club: one also
OF the Knickerbocker Sewing Class; a meeting OF
the Evening Badmirnon Club, and Of the Seven
Handed Euchre Club, at the home OF Mrs. j. K.
Totten. No 6s West Fifty-fourth-st.
pretty wedding last evening was that OF Miss
Helen Louise Moore daughter OF the Rev and
Mrs. William Lewis Moore. to Nathaniel Derieux
Lancaster OF this city, which celebrated at the
home Of the brides parents, No 30 West Seventy
socond-st. Only the relatives were hidden TO the
ceremony which performed at O'Clock by
the brides father. assisted by the Rev DR. wilton
Merle Smith pastor OF the Central Presbyterian
Church, in West Fffty-seventh-st. The bride wore
a gown OF white satin. trimmed with lace and en-
brodered with pearls The veil OF tulle was fas-
tened with orange blossoms. and she carried
bouquet OF white and lilies Of the valley. Miss
Lola Moore Cruikshank, of Planield. y. j., a niece
Of the bride, wearing a gown Of white SILK with
pearl trimmings the maid OF honor. and Miss
Susie Lynn Magruder. OF Philadelphia; Miss
Augusta Hobart English. OF Brooklyn Miss Frances
Stiger and Miss Louise Brown. Of this city, were
the bridesmaids. They were atttired alike in gowns
OF pink silk, with trimmings OF mousseline De sole.
Each carried a bouquet OF pink roses. Mr.. Lam
casters bsst man his brother Robert A. Lam
caster, jr,. OF Richmond. Va. The qshers we're were
Malcolm Stuart, Stewart Duncan. Dr. Waiter
puncke Dr. g Tucker smith Of the United enS states
other brother of the bridegroom. reception for
mony The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore will give
large reception in honor Of the couple when they
return from their honeymoon trip.
No date has yet been set for the wedding OF Miss
Augusta McKim Davies daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Gilbert Davies. of No. p East Forty-hfth-
ST.. to Louis Ogden whose engagement was an
marriage viii take place before next autumn
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Prince,
daughter OF Harry Prince. Of Houston Tex 20
Sailing Wolfe Baruch the youngest son Of Or. Simon
brated in June.
The engagement is announced al Long Branch,
n j. OF the Rev Eugene NJ Van Note. OF that
place and pastor OF Tuckerton Presbyterian Church
to Miss Helen Bartiett daughter Of Captain and
Miss Clara Iewisohn daughter OF Adolph Lew
lsohn, has announced her engagement to A. Rossin.
also OF this city
Mrs Frank Louis Nugent Of Riverside Drive and
Eighty-eghth-st,. is spending few weeks at the
Hotel WINDSOR Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs Braddn Hamilton have left town
with n small party for Lake wood y. j.. where they
intend remain about week at the Lakewood
Hotel
The marriage Of Miss Marguerite Barnum. grand
daughter OF A. Booth. OF Chicago TO Walter Ball
Boyce Of this city. will take place In the early
summer.
Buchanan Winthrop OF this city. has leased for
the coming summer Athorpe the villa owned by
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Thompson Spencer. Of Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer occupied the villa last sum-
mer and gave number OF brilliant entertainments.
The first OF the series OF Lenten lectures by Mrs.
w. S. Crosby OF Chicago will place this
afternoon al the home of Mrs Gilbert Jones No.
2e2 MadisOn-ave. Mrs.. Crosby will interpret the
operas OF the "Nlbelungen Ring.
Mr. and Mrs John Blake Baker. OF No. 20 East
Forty -eighth-st. who were prevented from spend
ing the winter in Egypt, will start on Tuesday for
Palm Beach and on June L. sail for Europe oil the
Augusta Victoria for extended trip through
Norway Sweden and Russia.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Nathalie
Plympton Of Boston to DR.. Forrest Holden Lynde
OF that city Miss Plympton is the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Nathaniel Plympton formerly
well-known merchant Of NewYork.