New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-07

z century ago was the Grand ola Man q Russia.
The oy onns Prince Is Also s
,aseo 70 Prince Cantacuzene, who four years ago
said to be unusually talented and rich
Announcement is made Of the engagement OF Miss
Florence Adeline Pope. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ose HSs pGg. OF So. aa IT Ss se
Beardsley OF Newark.
Miss ElIne Robinson. daughter of Thomas NJ.
Robinson president OF the New-York Cotton Ex-
change announced her engagement to DR.. Joseph
| Livingston Fewsmth OF Newark.
The engagement has been announced in Phila-
| delphia OF Miss Eleanor Coates Frank Cresson.
both OF that city
! The marriage of Miss Emelne L. Seaman,
daughter Of Mrs Frederick A. Seaman. OF Madison,
| N j.. to Carroll Berry. OF this city nephew OF
the late Arthur Leary and Charles Leary, whose
| engagement has just been announced. will take
Rofss cary rowe at Ma and viii be
! tended by relatives only.
An interesting June wedding will be that Of Miss
Maude Gansevoort Teneyck daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard G. Teneyck. Of Albany. TO Edward
Grifiths. of Philadelphiat which viii occur at the
country home of the brides parents. at Castleton.
sixteen miles south OF Albany. in the last week
The marriage OF Miss Laura Prime Jay. daughter
of Mrs. Peter Augustus Jay to Frederic De Witt
Wells son Of Mr.. end Mrs Oliver J. Wells will not
take place until next November.
The annual meeting of the Society of the Colonial
Danes OF America held at the home OF Miss
Julia Livingston Deafield. No. 475 Fifth-ave..
Monday last May /. in commemoraton (as pro-
vtded by the constitution OF the society Of the in
auguration of the first President Of the United
States Noticeable among the members present
I ~ tft.aa
Of the first Congress. as well as Of Washington,
Hamilton. Livingston. Morris. Boudinot King, Lee.
Cadwalader. Schuyler and others. Conspicuous
features of the public work accomplished by this
society during 1893 the raising Of many thou
sands Of dollars for the sick and wounded soldiers
members in the diet kitchens at Montauk. the pub
ably reviewed throughout the country; the placing
OF ts 20 to IN Baltimore ana OF
Of the old Swedes Church at Wilmington; The teas
entcrtainment at the Metropolitan Club. given by
Mrs. Rutherford. the luncheon by the Board OF
5reaSfas by Mrs. stTySer S Of TrsntSn a. j. at
Relmonico's would show It is not all work with
this society. but that the Colonial DANES OF Amer
a The PaTot fathers h In good hos
for 800 ar" President MTs John oG Gardiner
frst vice, president. Mrs. Thomas Wren ward; sec,
urer Mrs oscar Edgerton schmidt and secretary,
Mrs. Timothy w. Cheeseman.
The big liners which have recently come into
port have brought back some Of those who went
aproad few months ago, among them Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mrs. Cadwnlader Jones
and her daughter Miss Beatrix Jones who passed.
last winter II Italy ard Sicily; Mr.. and Mrs. Err
The return Of Mr. and Mrs John jacob Astor and
Mrs Mrs Asi0r Is looked for in few weeks. and the
grafton to Newport. iIenox and Bar Harbor.
Among the departures for Europe last week were
many persons who figure more or less conspicuous
! ly In the fashionable dongs OF the town. Some OF
/ those who have gone for a holiday abroad
! and Mrs. c. A Num- who had OF the Pinard
! cottages at Newport last summer: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Seth Low. Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Morgan. the Misses
Morgan, Mrs w. Storrs Wells Miss Natalie Wells.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Chisholm. Miss Chisholm Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Delano Robbins brother and
/ sister-in-law of Mrs Perry Belmont: Mr. and Mrs.
Junius Morgan, Mr.: and Mrs ]. Hampden Robb,
Miss Cornelia Yam Rensselaer, Robb. Miss Harriet
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. p. H swan Mr. and Mrs
Phps Stokes se soke Mr miss Anna
Sands Miss Sands, Miss Edith Maud Wetnore Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Henop the Misses Henop
Mrs Frederic De Peyster, the Misses De Peyste?,
II. Ray Miller. Mr.. and Mrs E. s. Bonner and Mr.,
| Mr.. and Mrs Buchanan Winthrop will close their
home, in Fifth-ave., in about fortnight and go o
Newport. where they will occupy Althrope. the villa
| owned by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thompson Spencer Of
Mrs Cortlandt Schuyler Van Rensselaer, Of No. 20
East Sixty frst-st., gave a luncheon on Thursday
| afternoon. After the luncheon a small number Of
young women dropped in by invitation Among
Mrs Van Rensselaers guests Miss Ellen
| Walker Miss Llta Berry. Miss Adelaide Person,
Coke, Miss zeTesa, Miss Porta WINS. Clarence
Goadby, Stephen Pei. r. Alexander Rutherfurd'
James Pierson. Louis Lang and Edward Ogden.
| There never was any fear that the Assembly
| balls would follow the fate Of the Patriarchs and
! that they will be continued next winter is estab-
lshed by the fact that the dates for the balls have
been selected. They will take place at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on December "A and January 2s
! Nine Hervor Torpadie- Bj6rksten will give an IN
| vtation recital on Monday afternoon. May 15 in
| Carnegie Chamber Music Hail. which will be at
/ tended by a number OF men and women Of the
social world. Mrs Granville Smelling and Mime, A.
/ staberg- Hail. pupils Of Nine. Bjorksen. will sing,
latter large group Of selecteS scandinavian songs;
contribute several solos.
The marriage OF Miss Minga Pope daughter Of
the ate John Pope and cousin Of Mrs. Alfred
Loomis to Harry H. Duryea eldest Of General
Hiram Duryea Will be solemnized in the Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION. East Twenty, ninth-st.. on
Thursday afternoon: June Miss Millicent Duryea
will be the maid of honor and Mr.. Duryea's best
man will be Ellery Anderson.
A pleasant social incident at the Knollwood Coun
try Club In Westchester, a few evenings ago.
a dinner given by the governors in honor Of the
president John D. Archbold. Among the guests at
the table were Paul Gilbert Thebaud the vice-presi
dent; Howard Willets. the secretary; George II.
MARS Tracy Bows. Thomas Dimond. Worthington
Whehouse Harry Hayden, Trenor L. Park.
Arthur Herbert Charles Barton. L. Stuart Wing.
Moses Taylor and A. T. Offender
Miss Gertrude Walker, daughter OF Mrs Eliza
walker OF No LOIS Ffth-ave.. will be married TO
Frank Winthrop Jordan son OF MI and Mrs Frank
stsnwood Jordan. Of No 32l West Eighty-nin,h-
@. 81, r,o sdav afternoon. June g. In the Church