New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The public coach Pioneer resumed its regular
trips from 1.-The Holland House to the Casino. at
Ardsey- on the Hudson yesterday. Reginald w.
Rives was the coachman. The passengers were
Mr. an q, Mrs Ts M Sns Mn Mre emons
Harry Keene H. B. Macedonia and Walter john
son.
an the Second Collegiate Church. Lenox-ave. ana
One-hundred- and twenty -thrd-st.. last evening.
Miss Anna Louise scoheld daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas P. scofeld. married TO Frank
Augustus Shaw. The ceremony was performed By
the Rev. DR.. William J. Harsha. the pastor, at
o'clock The maid OF honor Miss Mabel Shaw.
and the bridesmaids were Miss Almer Morwitz and
Miss Agnes Lorrimer The bridegrooms best man
was Arthur l. Shaw. The ushers were Eeen 9.
Morrill, Green. George Edward Stuart and Edge
worth Green.
The marriage OF Miss Katherine r. chrystie.
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Thomas ~ L. chrystie.
OF No. col West Fifty-seventh-st.. to II. Percy
Douglas will take place this afternoon in st.
Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church. Flfth-avs.
and Fifty-thrd-st, Bishop Lttlejohn, OF the Long
Island diocese and uncle Of the bridegroom as
sisted by the rector OF the church the Rev DR..
which will not be followed by reception.
One OF the fashionable weddings on June win
be that OF Miss Caroline L. Goodrdge daughter Of
Mrs Frederic Goodridge OF No. 80 Fifih-ave. to
John H. Iselin which will be celebrated at Spring
hurst" the country home Of the BRIDES mother. at
Riverdale-on-t he Hudson. The engagement OF Miss
Goodridge 10 Mr. Iselin was announced more tnan
year ago.
The wedding OF Miss Grace Adele McConihe,
daughter OF Mrs. Alonzo Meconihe. OF Troy. to
Grosvenor Porter Orton. OF this city, will take
place In Troy on June u.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Elne Rob-
inson youngest daughter OF Thomas ". Robinson,
president Of the New-York Cotton Exchange. TO DF.
Joseph Livingston Fewsmith. Of Newark. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. swits Condo. who occupied apart
ments az the Waldorf Astoria last winter, their
house being rented to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Morti-
mer have gone back TO their house. No. s West
Fifty .sixth-st. which they will occupy until they
open their country place at Oswego, y. T.
George Grswold. OF this city. has rented the Au-
gustus Jay cottage in Old Beach Road. New ort.
for the coming summer.
Madison y. J., May CspeciaD.-Miss NJ. Au-
gusta Johnson and William o. Stoddard, IT,, son
Of William o. Stoddard the author and Of
the secretaries Of President Lincoln. were married
tonight al the home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas " Johnson, in Crescent Road
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Will
lam Russell Bennett pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain Church OF this place. The maid OF honor
was Miss Sarah Gron. OF Philadelphia. and the
bridesmaids Miss Margaret E. stoddard. sis
ter OF the bridegroom. and Miss Anna H. Yeaman.
daughter OF George II. Yeaman. ex-Minister to
Denmark The best man was Albert W. Brown. OF
Hampstead Long Island. and the ushers were
William Conklin Of Newark. and Walter condiet
quartet composed OF Mrs Alfred Chester Cour-
SEN Miss Marie Cochran, Harvey Genung and Dr.
Arthur Corwin, sang. Professor Charles Biselow
Ford played the accomplishments: The ceremony
was followed by reception. on their return from
their trip Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard will live with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v Johnson. Mr.. Stoddard Is in
the employ Of the Department OF Highways. New
York City and is interested IN a seed and flower
company Mrs Stod6a ard is a member OF the New
York Wellesley Club and the New-York Ceramic
Society She is president OF the Fortnightly
Jaunts OF this place.