New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-29
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Members OF the New-York Coaching Club will
enjoy their annual spring drive to-day. The des-
tination will be Ogden Millss country place. at
Staatsourg the Hudson. The party will be en-
tertained by Mr. Mills until Monday morning. when
the return trip to town will be begun AS has been
the custom for years, the trip will be made on the
clubs coach, Pioneer, which will leave the Holland
House at s o'clock, and 1t Is expected that the
ninety-three-odd miles to Mr.. Ms's place will be
covered In bout eleven and half hours. arriving
at Staatsburg at 30 o'clock Probably Mr.. Bron-
will handle the ribbons over the leaders and
wheelers from the Holland House to Harlem where
the first change Of horses will be made, and Reg
inald w. Rives will be the coachman from Harlem
will take place In the drive from Klngsbridge to
Peekskil where luncheon will be served. there will
Gf from o Mr.
be coachman. and from this point to Staatsourg
w Watts Sherman. George r. Read. W. G. Gull
liver and Robert L. Gerry Some OF the men Wn r
Nil Nils viii be- Dr. W Seward webb Frederic Bron
son, W Watts Sherman Reginald w. Rves R aIee
welt Roosevelt. The return trip from M MILLS nnnrrs
place will be begun at 1870 o'clock on Monday morn
The engagement is announced OF Miss Faconer.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William II. Falconer' 10
John Van schack Oddie, jr
Tho Messengers on the public coach Pioneer yes
terday from the Holland House to the Ardsiey Ca
sino AT Ardsey Won the Hudson were MT anu MI
walker Breese Smith. Mrs Rives. MT and Mrs
Berwind
The marriage OF Miss Pauline Gray, daughter OF
r,dge John Clinton Gray, OF the Court OF Appeals
M the state Of ,New-York to DR.. j. Burr Ferguson
will take place this evening at the home OF tn me
brides grandmother. Mrs j. e. gray , 10 ne be e
Eifth.aves The brides only attendant VIII De nsr
sister Miss Ethel Gray, and f. D. WynKoop VIII
| be best man.
Mrs Ben L. Fairchild wife of ex-Congressmah
| rairchd will give tea to-day from unt' I
o.cIock az GRAY Crest. their home IN remain
| Heighfs entertaining many OF her frends OF Mah-
/ haitian.
saueerties ~ Y. April % (SpeciaD.-Mss War
paret H. Whitaker, daughter OF Carroh "ni'ahei
., This village. was married to Harvey Gregory
| pockwel of New-York City, on wednesday Inc
hr,do was attired In a gown OF white satin with
| - train and wore a veil. She carried prayer
| 80 Nth streamer Of white ribbon. The maid
| - horor vyore mink and carried bouquet or white
| osas The bridesmaids dressed In white ana
| carried bouauets of pink roses. Charles hoch"e",
brother of the bridegroom. was the pest man anu
Ntiss Alice Corwin OF orange. n. j., was the inau
| NJ honor Walter Gale, organist OF 81. lhonias
| church New-York played the organ. Inc hpsco-
nal marriage ceremony was performed by the rev
Thomas cole The bridesmaids were Miss AlSe
Mould of Cheboygan Mich; MISS SarIie Wis.
bnrn 81 this village: Miss Marie Cannon ana Mss
susie Rockwell sister of the orldegro3p, VI W
York The ushers were DR.. s. G. G Pnckney t Of
avianta Ca: NJ r. Snyder, Ava Oatmah, "a; "a
f,ocIueil A D. Rockwell jr.. and Dr j. +. Mcnr ,,,
nan all OF Network CITY hdues of the BRIDES
there was reception az the ho'"e u ~
Waot