New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
A pleasant incident yesterday the first meet
ing this OF the Knickerhocker Bowling
Club, at the Tennis Building. No PIP West Forty
hrst-st. The president of the club ]. Hooker
Hamersiey was present to receive and welcome the
members and guests, and the patronesses including
Mrs. Henry l. Barley Mrs. Frederick Sheldon,
Mrs. George L. Kingsland. Mrs. Philip Rhine
lander Mrs Byam K Stevens Mrs rs, Fred bed,
Ter Mrs Philip J. Sands and Mrs. Clement c.
Moore. received and presided at the tea tables
Mrs Cortiandt Van Rensselaer,. Mrs Ludlow Og-
den, shipley Jones, Banyer Clarkson, Miss Butler
De Peyster and H. Livingston Rogers.
Another social incident OF rhe afternoon the
reception. with music. given by Mrs. George Crock
at her home. No l East Sixty fourth-st., in
honor of her daughters, the Misses Rutherford 1t
was small reception. the guests numbering not
more than thtrty-fve PERSONS.
No has b. i set for the wedding Of Miss
Isabella Carter. daughter OF Mrs. Charles Carter,
Of Philadelphia, Edmund Randolph. whose en-
gagement announced in yesterdays Tribune
Il viii probably be celebrated in the spring, and
Mr. Randolph and his bride will spend the summer
abroad. Miss Carter is sister Of Mrs Joseph
I4eidy. tr. With her mother and other members Of
he family she has passed several seasons at
and Mrs Edmund D. Randolph. of Mount St. VIM
Frerton Webb and Mrs Richard Trfmble whose
marriage was celebrated last month
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Enlen Hare.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Montgomery Hare, OF
No. 20 East Seventy-1fth-st. to Barclay L. Rives,
a of George Lockhard Rivcs. by his first
riagc will take place in Grace Church, Broad
The church ceremony will he s,IDnIeroente nv a
small reception at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hare.
The Thursday Evening Club whose meetings are
always of interest, will be entertained this even
ing at the home Of Mrs Cadwalader Jones. No. q
East Eleventh-st
Miss Elizabeth Bradhurst daughter of Charles
c. Bradhurst Of Lincoln Park. Newark. n. J..
whose marriage 10 Henry Randall Is announced
to take place in the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
in the early spring has selected for her
tendants. Miss Mary Augusta Lahens. Miss Helen
A musical in aid of the West Side Fresh Fruit
and Flower Mission will be held this afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Judson Gould No. $50
West Fifty nnth-st.. when Mrs. Robert 3. Pegram,
Mrs HarcOurt Bull. Mrs. Kelly, Miss Anna E
Often and Edgar s Kelley. who wrote the music for
"Be1-Hur, will take part in the programme. The
managers of the mission Mrs. G. Morgan
Browne. president; Mrs. lie Roy King vice-presi-
dent; Miss Alice Minturn White, secretary; Mrs
Howard Fargts Clark. treasurer. and Mrs. Jose
Aymar. Miss Eloise Davis. Mrs A A De Haven
Mrs Charles H. Hartman. Mrs Robert Bonner
Gertrude Howard Ste1maa. Mrs. Gherardi Davis
Miss Simpson, Miss Ellen King. Mrs John Gellatby
and Mrs. Jackson Steward.
A concert for the benefit Of the Students Aid
Fund of Barnard College, will be given this at
ternOOn at the home of Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes
No. 229 Madisol-ave. The fund enables the Alumni
Association Of the college to assist poor students
and find employment for them after their gradu-
alton. The artists who TO appear Nine
schumann-Heink. Miss Susan Strong. Miss Har-
Among the patronesses of the ,entertatlInment are
p. 6 Benedict. Mrs Abram s Hewitt. Mrs John
Jacob Astor. Mrs W Seward Webb, Mrs. Levi
Ives, Mrs Buchanan winthrop, Mrs william a
Duer, Mrs. Frederic RrCoudert' Mrs. Morris h
Jesup and Mrs. Louis Tiffany
It is announced that the wedding Of Miss Frances
La Fargo. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John La Fargo,
Edward H. Chids Will be celebrated in June at
the home OF the brides parents in Newport. It
will be a small wedding.
Mrs ogden GoeIet and her daughter. Miss May
Goelet who passed several weeks in Paris, are
now at Monte Carlo, where. as published in yester
days Tribune. Mrs. James P. Kernochan has rented
a villa.
The marriage OF Miss Jean de Carr Livingston.
GRANDDAUGHTER Of Mr. and Mrs William Rowland
Of Nc. las West Fifty-seventh-st.. Harry Howard
Dorman, of this city, solemnzed Tuesday
in the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Trans
Rev. DR. George c Houghton. the rector officiated
at the ceremony. which was followed by a wedding
unattended by bridesmaids or maid OF honor,
given away by her stepfather, Robert Adrian.
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF Miss
Cecle SeHgman daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A selg
man, Sidney 5. Meyers, Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Drexel, with few friends,
will leave for California Saturday.
The women's Auxiliary of the Homeopathic Hos
pitaI OF Harlem will hold it's next charity euchre
on Monday afternoon the Enerslie. West One
hundred and-twenty-sixth-s The arrangements
which Mrs VI. Z. Chapman is the chairman The
committee will assist the president. Mrs. Howard
pected Many handsome prizes will be given TO the
successful players
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Butler Of this city
been staying the Hobkir1 Inn. Camden. s c..
for several weeks. On March they changed their
address to the Kenilworth Inn, Asheville, y. c.
The next lecture in the course OF lectures given
by the Huguenot Society OF America will be given
at the home OF Mrs. James NJ Lawton, No 81
Fifth-ave. this morning at Il o'clock The subject
will be La Saint BartheleuL''
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