New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. A. Tremenheere, the latter
a granddaughter OF the late Commodore Garrison
who have recently been the recipients OF much so
ca attention their friends. will sail for Eng
land tomorrow. They will be accompanied by Miss
Marguerite Chaplin, the debutante daughter OF Mrs
Tremenheere's sister, Mrs. Llndley Il. Chaplin, who
intends to return to this country after me LonaSn
summer go TO Woodcot their home at Ootacamunc
British India; Mr. Tremenheere having a posi- 81 Ia
town in a few weeks for her country home Rock
lawn. at New London, Conn.
The wedding Of Miss Miriam Haskell 70 G. NJ
Pollock will be celebrated on Thursday evening
June At the home 90 Of the brides mother Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eylers. Of West Nine'y-sec-
ond-st will give a reception at their home to-mor-
row afternoon in honor OF their son-in-aw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Enoch Gest Megrew. who
Madson-ave and Seventy-thrd-st a few weeks
ago. and have just returned from their honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs August Heckscher will soon close
their home. No AZ West Fifty-eighth-st and go TO
their summer home, at Huntington. Long Island,
which they recently purchased from the estate Of
Robert Lenox Belknap.
Mr. and Mrs George Macculoch Miller and the
Misses Miller have left town for their summer
home, The Knoll, at Morristown. y. j.
Mrs. De Lancey A Kane. VINO arrived last week
from England has come over only for a short visit
to her father Adrian Iselin. Mrs. Kane will
return 10 England about June l 10 Join Mr. Kane
and their son. who is attending school there. Mr..
and Mrs Kane'S country place known as The Psa-
son by Mr.. and Mrs John g. Beresford nrot d,ad
in-law and sister Of Mrs. Kane, who are expected
from Europe In short time.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Rowland and their daughter,
Miss Alice Rowland Of No. 3ls West Fifty-sev-
enthst, will sail for Europe on May q. It IS their
intention TO spend several months in Holland,
where Mr. Rowland will do some painting.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T Low. accompanied by
their daughters, the Misses Low Will sail for Eu-
rope on June y.
The public coach Pioneer. on It's regular trip
yesterday from the Holland House to the Casino
at Ardsley- on the Hudson. engaged by Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Curtiss James. Miss Mabel Slade.
Miss Sullivan Miss Olive Van Rensselaer,, Miss
AIyord There were a few other guests who came IN
FOR breakfast. Frederick Bronson was the coach
Mr.. and Mrs James Phyfe will go to their coun-
try place at Caldwell, ~ j. early next week.
Mr. and Mrs Bradley Martin. who 10 leave
their house in this city and probably forever
their connection as residents OF this country. will
give a farewell dinner tonight at the Waldorf
Astoria. II will be an entertainment commen,
Mrs Martin in this city and abroad.
song recital given yesterday in Carnegie
Chamber Music Hall by Mrs Agnes Stabers Hall
and Mrs Grenville Smelling. pupils Of Nine. Tor
pade- Bj0rksten. They were assisted by Miss
Martina tombstone, the Swedish vionist. Among
those present Mrs. Lorlard Spencer. Mrs.
Henry Marquand. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Beckwith,
Mrs Samuel Sloan. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jaf-
ray Mr.. and Mrs James l.. Breese, Mrs. Charles
Rowland Russell. Mrs Fl. o. Havemeyer Mrs
Robinson Douglas. Mrs; John E. Cowdn. Mrs
Pierre Barlow, Mrs Emlen Roosevelt. Mrs. ". H.
Draper Mrs. Arthur Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
r. Bishop Miss Mary Honey, Miss Couderty Mrs
Mrs Merritt Mrs. Henry Robbins, Mrs. James
Hartman. Mrs. Frank Wissman. Mrs. J. A. Had
den Mr. NewbOld, Robert F. BoOraem. Paolo
FYnacchiaro and Grenville Temple Smelling.