New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-12
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

lNO1DEN l. . LIN OOO1E
small wedding yesterday afternoon was cele-
brated in the Church of the Ascension. Fitth-ave.
and feminist. The bride Miss Myrtis WflIrnot
Barton. the only daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
E. Barton OF No. Washington Square North and
grandnece OF Miss Clara Barton. and the bride
groom. Stephen Lathrop Butler. OF Northampton.
Mass. Only the relatives and intimate friends Of
the couple were invited to witness the ceremony.
the Rev Percy stickney Grant The BRIDE who
w WAS given n away ny her fatner wore gown Of
unattended by either bridesmaids or maid OF honor.
Mr. Buffers best man was Walter c. Kingsley and
r. Butler; DR. Frederick y. Wilson and Frank W
kingsley. There was no reception
Mr.. and Mrs Richard T Tweedy. have sent out
invitations for the marriage Of their daughter Miss
Charlotte ClothiIde Tweedy. to William A Finn on
Monday morning. July 2 in the Church Of St Fran
els Xavier, West Sixteenth-st: The nuDtiaI
will be celebrated at o'clock
The marriage Of Miss Isabelle z. Potosky 10 ".
Harry Mowbray will take place to-day the
Of the bride No. 30 West Ninety-first-st The in
itations TO the ceremony and the reception
limited TO the relatives and personal friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane. OF West
seventy-sixth-st.. settled for their
cottage at Narragansett Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. John E Alexandra have closed their
house, No 26 West Thirty-eighth-st. and
with their family at Lenox, Mass. where they
again occupying Ethelwynde. the Frelinghuysen
their summer home for several seasons
Mrs. Robert G. Remsen and her daughter. Miss
Rrmsen, who have been occupying their new home
in town. VIII spend the summer season, usual. at
New-London. Conn. where they have taken a lease
Mrs. Remsen had the Lynch cottage
The passengers the public coach Good Times
ra77{-z its S-Or he al - A
toria to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. carried pas
sengers Mrs. Kip Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Ivtson, Mr.
and Mrs. @. n. Young. Mrs Woodruff and J. s
woodruff.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Hoe Harper. dansh-
ter OF John Harper, OF No 11s East Thrty-ntnth-
St. TO Leonard Nicou will take place Tues
day, June rs, at the country home OF Mr. Harper.
| at New-Windsor, N Y
| The engagement is announced IN Philadelphia of
Miss RosaHe Paul. daughter OF Colonel Paul Of the
| United States Army TO Henry A Barclay. jr., a
| son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Barclay. OF this
| city. Miss Paul is a member OF the well known
| Paul family Of Philadelphia, to which the late
! Mrs William Waldorf-Astor belonged Mr. Bar
/ clay is an ENTHUSIASTS yachtsman and
| Der Of the Union Club
The wedding OF Miss MafbeIle George Bogart
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Franklin b.
! CART, to Louis E. HATFIELD took place wednes-
! day afternoon last 81. Luke's Church, Con-
vent-ave. and observation-disclosures rst-st- The
Rev. DR. John T. Patey. rector. oficated- The
bride woT 1so tie 3 6 de b chine ss s
| D. Bogart sister OF the bride The bridesmaids
/ were Miss Elizabeth Braine Burt and Miss Jose
phtne Hatfield sister Of the bridegroom The best
man was Charles Bell and the ushers We're Henry
! G.. sldford and Frederick A DonnelL A reception
/ followed at the home OF the brides parents, on
Washington Heights
General Ferdinand p. Earle and family have
closed the old mansion Washington Heights and
occupying The Barracks their summer
| cottage at Normandie. ". J. Ferdinand P. Earle.
| r.. will spend the summer at Montreuil-sur-Mer
france
The engagement is announced Of Miss Marie
Louise Bird. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Bird
/ OF Larchnont Manor. N. Y. TO Willard Fisher
! or this city
Miss Anne Marie Kenny. daughter Of Mrs. Mar
garet Kenny will be married TO James J. Hunter
this morning at the Church Of St Ignatius Loyola
| Eighty fourth-st. and Park-ave- After the cere-
bm4 Sy t5ere VII be reception at the home OF the
| Albany. n. Y June u-George Edward Graham
and Miss Lavinia Emile Griffin. both OF Albany
| were married All Saints Cathedral to-day by
| the Rev; Frederick Sterling Griffin. OF Maspeth
| Long Island an uncle OF The bride assisted by
OF me P b ne Wef was TIist oIs, me S
Baltimore June II (SpeciaD.-An event OF interest
| TO New-Yorx and Baltimore society was the mar
| riage this evening OF Miss Mary Coleman Herbert
daughter OF the late General James P Herbert, 10
| DR. Humphrey Warren Buckler son OF the late DR..
| Riggin Buckler. Emmanuel Episcopal Church
| The ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr. J.
| Houston Eccleston- The ushers were Frank Outer
bridge OF New-York; c. A Kitvert. OF Providence.
| p I; Frank Riggs, Harry Riggs, Hanson Thomas,
! Louis Lehr, DR.. Harry Marshall and DR.. William
| Whitrdge Williams There were bridesmaids.
The bride entered the church with her brOther-in-
1 law, Kennedy Boone. who gave her away. The
| best man was DR.. J. Hall Peasants. The bride
/ gown OF white satin and mousselfne de sole
Dr. BuckIer is a member Of a family OF noted
/ physicians.
| ZIONISTS' CONVENTION CLOSED.