New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Ethel Ludlam.
daughter of Mrs. Gertrude de Ia Montayne Lrdlam.
OF No LOG West Sixty-ninth-st.. to Charles Oakes.
OF this city, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles James
Oakes. of England. viii take place at O'Clock this
afternoon in Trinity Chapel West Twenty-third-st
near Broadway. The bride viii be attended by
mndron MAJ of honor. Mrs James ] Hickey, OF Dam
this city who has been forced to retire on ac c.
count OF the recent death of her father. There
of Trinity. '7o'''
small wedding to-day viii be that OF Mrs Fair
man Warren. daughter of Amos D. stratton to
Donald MacGregor only of Dr. James Robin
son MacGregor of this city which will De cele-
nrated at noon. at the home OF the brides father
No 25 West Sixty-eghth-st. Only relatives will
De present at the ceremony
In Trinity Church Lenox Mass TODAY will oc
cur the marriage Of Miss Margaret Winthrop Fol-
SON. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Winthrop
Foisom. to Lieutenant C. Sidney Haight Of the
United States Army. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Coolidge Haight, of this city. The church ceremony
will be supplemented by a reception al sunnvrtdge
me- sne nome OF the brides parents in Lenox. soon
his bride to the Philippines where his regiment is
stationed. ~ 7' -
william B. Coster. Of Mrs. Charles P Ccster
OF NO q West Eleventh-st and brother O. Mrs
Alfred Egmont Schermerhorn. engaged the public
ROAD coach Pioneer yesterday for its trip from
the Holland House to the Ardsey Casino at Ards
81, ISS On the hudson His guests were Oliver II p
Hitnbnnc -haT1on story Henry F. Edridge Center
William Lttauer. Arthur n Kemp and FraTncie ' a
watson Reginald ". Rives was the coachman
JOHN A Pinard. who recently returned 70 town
rom brief stay at Atlantic City. y. J. has gone
10 MS villa at Newport for the season. Mr. Pinard
VINO was seriously sick during the entire winter
GazeaTy yP9G1d lever has been restored health
with his father. ~ ~ 'uiiiiiiei
Formal announcement is made Of the engagement
of Miss Susan Hastings Ward the eldest aa,,eb+ar
OF beverley Ward and a granddaughter of the late
Hugh j. Hastings. OF this city TO William Crav
Lapharr OF Syracuse, ". Y. The marriage will be
soiemnzed quietly early in June the country
EiII OF MT ward known as Carisbrooke. Short
Luther Kountza MSS IS Ward War who Is niece of Mrs.
oy ner sister, Miss Beatrice Ward
MT. and Mrs Thomas H. Howard, the latter a
daughter Of the late William Post and niece OF
Mrs Frederick ". Vanderbilt will occupy Mr.
and ana MIS-. MIS- vanderbilt's villa, Rough Point, at New
The engagement is announced of Miss Elizabeth
May Hart daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart
OF NO. +a1 Vincennes-ave., Chicago, to Joseph
Delaneid' OF No. 2i5 East Sixtieth-st.
Some OF the late arrivals at Newport include Mr.
and Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster Mr. and Mrs
John j. WysOng. General and Mrs J. Frederick
Person Mrs. Charles Fairchild. Reginald Brooks
son or Mr.. and Mrs. H Mortimer Brooks and Mrs
Sharies Cassidy. who has Just rented the George
n Pendleton villa on Ochre Point
Mrs Maurice Simon formerly Adah Louise Nor
gan, or No. PA West Seventieth-st entertained at
luncheon last Thursday Covers were laid for
Twelve Among those present were Mrs. NJ c
Heath, Mrs. F. c. Woods. Mrs. Leonard Hill Mrs
n. n Adams, Mrs. L. Moybaum. Mrs Harry
simon Mrs. Leonard Pitkin, Mrs Franfed Morti-
more, Miss Marie Stewart, Miss Henrietta Bell and
Miss Frohman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Simon will pass the month
OF July at Narragansett Pier.
Montclair, y. J.. May Is (SpeciaD.-Niss Sadie z.
Dood. daughter of Stephen J. Dodd of this place
and Abram Van Wnkle, OF Rchfeld N j. were
married tonight at the home of the brides father
IN Grove-st, by the Rev. John Z. Dobbins OF the
Methodist Church. Irving Van Orden of Spring
Valley, was best man, and Miss Lillian Dodd sister
OF the bride, was maid of honor.
Rhinecliffe. y. Y May 1S.-Mr. and Mrs WILL
lam c. Eustis arrived RhineciiH to-day They
were met at the station by Ex-Governor Morton
father OF the bride and driven to EIerslie
the country OF Mr.. Morton. As the carriage
passed the public school of this village II was nearly
0lIed with flowers presented bv