New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18

according 10 report from newport, VIII occur on
groom is communicate of the Greek Church. IT
is unlikely that the marriage will be celebrated in
a Protestant Episcopal church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ogden announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Fanny Walton
Ogden and a niece of the late Robert Coelet to
Joel Mott Allen. OF Albany, y. Y
Mrs. Richard H. Benson. Of No. 30 East Fifty
thrd-st. with her son. Robert Benson, is spending
tho month of August at West Point In a fort
night they will go to the Catskil Mountains,
where they will remain until late in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas f. Stiman. of Brooklyn
who are among the entertainers at Lenox. Mass
this summer will make their home in New-York in
the fall, while their house, In East Seventy
eighth-st, is in course Of construction. Probably
the family will sperd the late autumn season al
Tuxedo Park. Mr. stillman and his family are oc-
cupyng the Bacon cottage. at Lenox.
Miss Furnlss and her sister. Mrs. John E. zim-
norman who have been spending several weeks at
Edsecombe at Lenox. Mass. in few days.
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF
Miss Clark. of Great Neck. Long Island. to George
Arents a brother Of Mrs. Albert Oldfeld Brown. OF
No IS West Fifty-seventh-st.. who has a country
home at Great Neck. Long Island.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Edith
Lawrence Black daughter OF Mrs. Charles ~
BLACK and niece Of Ms ApsH1 sG Pp
OF Princeton University. class 30. Miss Black ana
F East and are spending the
mer at their place, Ockanicken Farm Joosto"n
Justice and Mrs. Van Brunt, who are spending
the month at Schroon Lake, ~ Y, will have as
their guests next week Justice and Mrs Truax.
Mr. and Mra Thatcher NJ. Adams, who passed
the early months OF the AZ their country
home Rel-Air at Lenox Mass have gone to Bar
| Harbor Me- TO remain for the rest OF the season
| Mr. and Mrs Ray Call. whose marriage took
! place on Wednesday afternoon al the home OF the
! brides mother. Mrs Samuel Bolton. No COS Edge
| combe-ave as reported in The Tribune have gone
| a. the Rcrkshlres to remain for several weeks
! Before they return to make their nome win MIS-
! Bolton they will visit Canada and some points IN
| the Far Northwest
Among the NEWCOMERS spending the season az
| Sugar HILL New Hampshire. a~e Mrs. J. f. john
! SON Miss Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. d. Il. Hatch Mrs
| Miss Laura VI. West. Mrs c.. s May. Miss E. 6
| May and Mrs. John Hall. Professor George r,
Day, OF Yale University, ana Mrs Day are also al
Sugar Ilill.
| Mrs G. j. n Peters Miss Peters. Miss Shepard
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Walker. NJ. and Mrs J. I
| Barrow. Mrs. {. p Thurston, MISS lhurstoh, "
NJ Patterson Mrs E. II. Holden. Miss Bessie Hol
den James ". Conklin, Mrs. W. A. Smith; Mis-
| Helen Smith Mrs. II. s. Hardness and W. A
| Pendleton are among the New-Yorkers VINO arr
| spending August at Bethlehem, y. H.
! Some OF the New-Yorkers at Centre Harbor. y
H. are Mr. and Mrs Benjamin F. Ravnor Mis-
Olive Raynor Mrs. A. NJ Donaldson and Mr.. ant
Mrs c. s. Welworth.
T C. Hatch Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jaros, A. L
Jaros tr; Mrs H. Jaros Mrs. I. Wise. Miss AIDE
lade Wise and Miss Hamere are some Of the New
Workers registered at the Twin Mountain House
Twin Mountain, y. H.
The engagement IL announced OF Miss Heller
Louise Stanton. only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Stanton of this city. to Or. John William
Moore only son OF Colonel and Mrs. william
q. H. o. ~