New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-05
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
Mr. and Mrs John Milne Barbour who were
married last Thursday in the East Side Presby-
terrain Church at Paterson " j. will soon go
abroad 10 make their home In Belfast. Ireland.
Mrs Barbour. who married her cousin. is the cid
est daughter OF Mrs Robert Barbour, the widow
OF Robert Barbour. president Of the Barbour Flax
Spinning Company. Of Paterson. Mr.. Barbour, the
bridegroom is the son Of John Barbour. OF Belfast,
Ireland who was formerly a member OF ParIia-
ment and is at present the read OF the Barbour IN
dustrles
The marriage Of Miss Charlotte NJ. Kinney to
Murray Pea body Brush. Of Columbus. Ohio will
take place on Wednesday. June IA, at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. George Kin
ney at Rome n Y. After their wedding Mr.. and
Mrs Brush will go abroad and on their return
Mr. Brush will take the professorshp OF modern
languages in Johns Hopkins University The bride
groom is a grandnephew OF the philanthropist
George Peabody from whom he inherited n large
fortune He was graduated from Princeton four
years ago. studied a year In France and then TOOK
a graduate course at Harvard University; ana nm
ished with graduate term at Johns Hopkins UNI
yerslty.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. ir.. who have
occupied the ogden Goelet house. at the southwest
corner of Fifth-ave and Forty -ninth-s, since last
autumn, have arranged to start for Newport TINS
week. where they have rented villa for the sea
son
Miss Susan De Forest. who gave the second and
last Of two receptions on board her steam yacht,
the scythan, on Saturday afternoon. started from
Whltestone Long Island yesterday on weeks
cruise Her guests on her yacht on the pleasure
trip will be Mr. and Mrs. William 5. Fanshawe
and David Wilcox
Mr. and Mrs James NJ Robertson. OF the Brock
hoist No 1M West Eighty-hfth-st. will spend
time in tbs TO O spend SUn su to
mer months.
Mr. and Mrs. p Chauncey Anderson will pass
the summer 6. Greenwich. Conn.
The marriag e Of Miss Mary f Maume. niece Of
Mr. and Mrs j. Frank Dwyer to Henry H. Meyer
Church Of the Holy Rosary, In East one-hundred-
ndnneteenth,st The reception Will De neiq a. a.
One cumberland nineteenth-st.
Mrs Sidney de Kay and her daughter, Miss Janet
de Kay have decided spend the summer at
jamestown r. 1. The Messrs. de Kay intend to
pass the greater part OF the hot months on Staten
Island.
The wedding Of Miss Elsa Blum daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Louis P. Blum. Of No 10 West Sew
enty-slxth-st. TO Louis Long will occur Wednes-
day evening at Delmonico's Miss Madeline Blum,
sister Of the bride will be the maid CT honor. and
Miss Olga Blum Miss Viola Solomon, Miss Jennie
Dryfes. Miss Cora Mehrbach. Miss Edith Guggen-
helm and Miss Louise Byner will be the brides
Bernard Long The ushers will be Edwin Blum,
Benjamin Sharps Percy Straus. Edward Long.
an afr Harry After the CEREMONY WHICH
will be Rerformed by the Rev d. &c, Gustav Gosheil:
dinner reception and dance.
Mr. and Mrs Archibald Graham McIwaine, jr..
are established for the season in of the cot
tages Monmouth Beach. n j.. owned by Mrs.
Mary Wool Hastings-Nard.
Mr. and Mrs James G. Powers. of No 5 West
home at Buzzard's Bay. Mass.
Miss Nina Hubbard Murray. daughter Of James
Henry Murray, Of New-Brighton, Staten Island.
will be married to Mesier Reese Snyder at
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, June a. at St.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. clifton, Staten
Island The reception, which will be held the
invitations having been extended only 20 relatives
and intimate friends.
Mr. and Mrs B. Aymar Sands and Miss Sands.
who have been spending a few days at the Meadow
Club at Southampton. Long Island start to-day
for Lake Mohqnk y Y. They win return s.H 70
possession Of their cottage for the summer.
Ex-Governor Levi p. Morton is having his camp.
known Howell Camp, on the Upper saranac
Lake In the Adirondacks considerably improved.
Extensive additions are being made to the main
cottage while a large of money is being laid
out upon the grounds. The camp, which was pur-
chased and occupied by Mr.. Morton last year, when
completed will be one Of the prettiest camps on
the lake.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Flower Speden 10
Edgar Beach Van Wrinkle took place Saturday
at the Church OF the Holy Communion The Rev.
Or. Henry Mottet performed the ceremony. Miss
speiden Is a daughter OF William Speiden, OF No.
i3S West sxteenth-st Mr. Van Wrinkle is mem
Der Of the Century, Engineers and Army ana Navy
clubs. the Sons Of the Revolution and the Holland
Society.
Announcement is made of the engagement Of
Miss MAY F. strauss Of No IT'S West Eishty-sec-
ond-st. to VI. J. Waters. OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs W Butler Duncan jr who re-
Gently returned from Europe are temporarily occu-
pying the Dellmaln cottage, in Narragansett-ave..
Newport. which Mrs Duncan Elliot. who Is now
abroad has lea sed for term of years.
Mr. and Mrs Beverley Robinson will be the guests
for part OF the summer Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Gordon. at Stoneridge. Conn
The Princess Lynar. Of Germany, who arrived
here few days ago with her daughter. the Count
ess Iynar. is at Newport the guest Of her sister
Mrs. James A. Swan. whose villa is IN Gibbs-ave
Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Weeks and family Of
No 232 West Seventy -hfth-st.. are occupying their
summer home. The Anchorage, at Oyster Bay
Long Island.
Mrs Aaron j Vanderpoel. with her daughter.
Mrs Waldo Newcomer has arrived at her country
home sparren Roede at Undertook \. Y. from
Baltimore where they passed the winter months
DR. and Mrs Clement Cleveland and their sons.
Henry D. Cleveland and Clement Cleveland jr.,
have established themselves for the at their
summer home. The Willows at Newport r. l.