New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-15

Miss Celeste Eustis a niece OF ex-Ambassador
Eustis, and cousin Of Miss Lydia Eusts. is visiting
Miss Katharine Loring and Miss Louise Loring Of
Boston. at Prdes Crossing.
The wedding Of Miss Minnie Drexel Fell, the
daughter of Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, Tor
merry Mrs. John r. Fell to Robert Cassatt, son or
A J. Cassatt, the president OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad. whose engagement was announced A
short time ago Will take place in the early autumn
AT Camp Hill. Fort Washington. the beautiful
country home left Miss Fell by her father Mrs.
Van Rensselaer, before her first marriage Miss
Philadelphia. The bride elects aunts' Mrs Jonn
Drexel and Mrs. Anthony DreXe! are Wei h, ,1
In society here and abroad. With these rehtutVes'
ments in Mayfair yachts on the Mediterranean.
handsome apartments at St NORTH les Bains, WIN
Gows 9ye%Thns Minnie Fell vas accustomed
10 spend her vacations when she left ne convent
S OF Sag daG viii be large and brilliant affair
The Rev. DR.. ColIyer. pastor OF the Church OF the
Messiah. Thirty-fourth-st. and Park-aye, is spend
ing the summer at East Gloucester Mass
Mr. and Mrs Frank seabury, Of Boston, the
latter formerly Miss Alice Barnard. Of this city
are occupying their picturesque villa at beverly
Farms. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3 Alexander, who passed
the early part Of the season at their home IN
Tuxedo Park have gone 70 tauIoEud 10 sPelN VIC
rest Of the summer az Del Monte
Dwight Braman who is passing the season at
Newport has account Of recent oereaNe-
ment in his family. not placed his yacht Fredona
in commission this summer.
Mr. and Mrs William Edgar Shepherd. of No.
u East Fifty-hfth-st who are occupying their
villa suunymead at Narragansett Pier Will give
garden party on THURSDAY OF aS %eeE i3 of 8,
Peters by the Sea
A successful entertainment was given on Satuf-
dav evening at the Meadow club southampton
7 o,- leland FOR the benefit Of the George Junior
RanuhIic All the fashionable cottage people at
tended and after the numbers on the programme
we're nIaved a cotillon was danced. T. Wyman
Porter leading stag. Some Of those VINO at
S Nm 4erry Barclay. Mr and Mrs James ?;
Lee Miss Parrish. Samue, l.. fdII III 1-irar ,,
Slrs ttIorrbIouar Mrs Charles r Henderson Miss
Nathalie Henderson Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Fed-
body cha WTs ea PGfn General and Mrs
Thomas Barber. the Misses Edgar S1 E Fn
Keichsm the Misses Barney. the Misses Sryaer'
Miss Gertrude Barclay Miss JosephLn7 60
George Geo George ~ Clark. George c. Clark, r. ex-
Judge Henry z. Rowland James ~ 81 ~ 80
charles T. Barney and Dr "a''o" w.
shall
WOlrOtt.
80 10Th the summer colony az Northeast Haroo''
AZ 10 has iust bought the cottage owned Dy
river sr,aIlidge which is near that OF PRESIDENT
Sath Low OF Columbia University
Mrs ro-iIlar1 Spencer sr.. IS occupying her villa
--,i,.sar ., r.ucerne Switzerland Mrs. Charles
- ro-r,.r,an the mother Of Mrs Lori'ard spencer
- sailed for Europe last THURSDAY on 'ne S'ea'"
ship Auguste Victoria
t,,r,o,,s and his sister Mrs Duncan
v,,io, Miss CIementina Furniss and the countess
fortrbia formerly Miss Patterson OF Bs a nor
whose marriage took piaGe IN sor,arv people re-
cl,y,-, a stsving at the National Hotel Lucerne
A. and Mrs George Croker and the latters
daughters the Misses Rutherford "dIr 60
The palace Hotel San Francisco from '"s'e ''i'9'
" nd Mr. Croker when they return IN the "a
will take possession Of their neW nom sr,h -.
east corner OF Frtn-ave ana 7lN''
Al. Marie Keuv. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Jonn
IN. ~ No e346 seventh-ave.. is spending the
month Of August at Lawrence Long lS'a"D
The engagement is announced o. MISS Juha lrF-
3D., Graham stepdaughter or Colonel Alexander
robe-t chisholm 10 Keith Pinckney Walker. MISS
Graham is a granddaughter Of the ate Eeherai
R,cbard L schieren. and Mr. Walker Is grand M
son OF the late II. Pinckney walker Formerly He'
Naiesty's Consul at Charleston :. e.
--Lo -,,-r,aoe ~ Miss Addie Fisher. daughter or
t5anr, Fisher and Frank Seage. was soemhlzru
-, H. home NJ the brides father IN Slmonson-aVe
Mariners Iarbor on Saturday. The Kew. Ivy.
roL,so, ~ the Symmetrical Methodist Episcopal
C,br-cb orHciated Miss Fife Markham was the
-,ai5 ~ honor and Mss Birdie Fisher was brides
t5 cherries FRESHMAN acted best man Among
49, nresent were Mr. and Mrs Henry Fisher.
AZ and Mrs Peter Fisher. Mr. and Mrs Frederick
r,sher Mrs NJ Seage Mr.. and Mrs j. Decker
~ I Markham Miss L. Markham. Miss j.
Torger Miss E. Jorger Miss Ethel Hottailing Miss
uazol Van Name Miss May Lighthouse. Mr.. and
Mrs William Knobel. Or. Johnson Mr. and Mrs.
n ! Smith Miss Elsie smith G. Werlich Mrs a
decker and Miss Bessie Merrill -
Tbe bride wore white null. made over white
Ell. and trimmed with white lace she carried a
5,1ouet of white roses Her mother Is a leader or
tbs staten Island Woman : CHRISTIAN temperance
t-.,ar s,d secretary OF the Olive Leaf Daughters
=, uabaksh independent Order OF Oddfellows. Nj.
So il a grandson OF the late Rev Or. Seage,
Who was a well known Baptist minister.
Saratoga y Y. Aug. Il (SpeciaD-T marriage
-, Miss Fannie Evans Payn daughter % Mrs Mary
t3eredict Pawn and granddaughter OF ex-Congress-
man lanes NJ MARVIN. OF Saratoga Springs and
Arthur Marcus King assistant United States Dis
,rict Attorney OF New-York city, and son OF the
nov DIR James NJ. King took place this noon al
Tho bethesda Protestant Episcopal Church. which
vas aled To its utmost capacity. The Rev Ut
rosenh Carey oficiated Miss Clara Elizabeth
King OF New-York city. the maid OF hohor'
The bridesmaids were Miss Agnes Louise putnam
~ Saratoga; Miss Helen Haighi Nassar' OF pai '
sna. Miss Marie Ernest Cottringer' OF rhiiaue'
mia: Miss Eleanor Eglinton Montgomerie' Oh NouN-