New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The first meeting this season or the knlcker-
booker Bowling club held yesterday afternoon
in the Tennis Building in West FOrty-fourth-st
There was a good attendance OF subscribers and
while there were no tournaments. the members en-
joyed considerable informal amusement In the dlf-
ferent alleys AS souvenirs Of the occasion there
were some pretty flowers ard silk flags. J. Hooker
Hame-sley the president was on hand as Were
Wilkes the vice president; Cortland s. Van Rens-
seaer. the secretary pro tenn ana water hu'h ,L
this year are Mrs Philip Rhinelander Mrs Fred
s Sands M2s Prescott Hail Buter Mrs George
Iovett Kingsland. Mrs. Clement C. Moore Mrs.
Frederic J. De Peyster and Mrs. Byam h stevens
Following the custom established several years
ago. the members Of the Metropolitan Club cele-
brated Washngtons Birthday by a dinner party
and reception for their women friends al the cluo-
house Fifth-ave. and S!xtieth-st For the occasion
the rooms and corridors in the building were deco
rated with spring flowers and plants and Landers
Orchestra played in the gallery from o'clock
until midnight. The dinner served in Inc
banquet hall and red room on the second
floor at small tables. There was no formal
Reception Committee The House Committee
OF the club is composed Of George Grswold
Haven. j. A c.. Taylor. A. Newhold Morris
George A. Croker. and Joseph Larocque. Among
the diners were: Mr. and Mrs. A Newbold Morris
Mr. and Mrs E. A Wickes. Mr.. and Mrs. George
H Mclean Mr. and Mrs Wheeler H. Peckham
Mr. and Mrs f. s.. John Hays. Mr. and Mrs
George A Croker Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin jr
Mr. and Mrs. Elhu Root, J. F. simmons Mr. and
Mrs John J. Wysong Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tilt
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Roosevelt. Charles A
Appleton Miss Appleton. Mr. and Mrs Charles
b. Foote Miss Foote. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5
Truax, Charles stilman, Mr.. and Mrs E. K HUB hb
son Bennett Mr.. and Mrs Edwin r. Weatheroee.
C. l. Ra4bone Georgg E. PqooKb s MI a W COX
Nr and Mrs Prescott Hall Butler, Nj. and Mrs
charles Gardner M and Mrs va WinS T a6 d
Mrs Arthur T sullivan. Mr. and Mrs Edwin R
Holden AT 29a 5s T P aSd Mrs ME- sa and MI
Graig Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclean and Mr. and
Mrs francis G. Landon.
The marriage of Miss Grace Schafer. daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs S NJ. Schafer Of No 81 West
Forry-sixth-st.. TO Max L. Kaufmann son OF
the late Leopold Kaufman Of this city took
mac At noon yesterday at Delmonicos. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Gustav
cottbeu Of the Temple EMANUEL The bride
in a gown Of white satin, with trimmings OF
noint lace and a lace veil caught up with tiara
and crescent OF diamonds. gifts from the pride
GROOM was attended by her two sisters, Miss
Minnie schafer and Miss Florence schafer. They
were attlred alike in gowns OF pink silk covered
with pink mousseline de sole trimmed with
lace Their hats. OF pink. were ornamented
with pink and plunes Ny. haui-
nann's best man was his orother' Alex
ander Kaufman The ushers were the brides
hro,bers Charles E. Schafer Leonard Scha-
e.r rdu,ard schafer and Algernon Sidney schafer
Alph0nse kaufman, cousin OF the bridegroom
Adolf Bernhemer. William Bamberger. Henry
lew Myron Schafer. cousin Of the bride, and
Samuel Flesch. The ceremony was Followed
by reception and seated 6reSkfsst. AmS SI
ana an Or and Mrs Charles Atwood Mr. and Mrs
J Iaras ssgman Mr and Mrs Leonard lewiston
Tr and Mrs Richard Sidenberg; Mr. and Mrs
AqgustuSy siaen1MyT r and M Ps Felix Wsrberg
Mr end Mrs otto Kahn T. MI IT, and v,.: MI r.
Sic prey Nj and Mrs R Godsmiths Mss Strauss MS:
Miss Dora Frankenburg. Miss Mildred strauss Mss
Kaufman will make their home at the St. An
drew's. Boulevard and Seventy second-st.
t-Ioanor Robinson daughter OF the late f. Ran
dolnh Robinson Of this city. 70 Donald Swan. Of
baltimore is denied by the members OF Miss ROD
nson's family
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Hewitt Of No Lex
ington-ave. will give tea, with music, this after
noon
The marriage OF Miss Birdie samuels. daughter
Of philip Samuels. Of Goshen, y Y. 20 Max J.
sondheim Of this city. will take place at Sherrys
tonight
The fourth and last recital by Miss Eustis and
the Adamowsh Quartet will occur this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Helen Bishop. No. ssl Fifth
ave.
The East Room Of the Waldorf-Astoria was the
scene OF pretty wedding last evening. The bride
was Miss Hattie Margaret Easton. daughter Of
Edward D. Easton president Of the Columbia
Phonograph Company. and the bridegroom was
C. william Woddrop. president Of the Eagles
Mere Railroad and prominent business man Of
Hughesville. Penn. The East Room was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with palms and white
flowers. At one end Of the apartment floral altar
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