New-York tribune., 1900-05-09

The passengers the public road coach Pioneer
from the Holland House the Casino. at Ardsley-
on-the-Hudson. yesterday morning. the guests
OF Marshall J. Dodge. They Mrs. Arthur NJ
Dodge. who had the box seat: Mr. and Mrs Henry
Burr Barnes, their daughter. Miss Priscilla D.
Barnes, Miss Barnes. Mrs. Eben Stevens. Miss
Potts who is engaged 10 marry Miss Elizabeth
Barnes; daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs n. 3. Barnes.
Reginald Faves was the cOachman-
The public road coach Good Times made its first
night trip yesterday from the waldorf-Astoria 20
Inwood-on-the- Hudson. with Aur.eI Batonyi as
the coachman- The coach engaged for the trip
by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. whose guests were Mrs.
Charles H Marshall Miss Angelica Gerry. Miss
San Vito. Moncure Robinson W. Craig wadsworth
and Harry Lehr After dinner at Inwcod the party
returned to the city, arriving about II O'Clock
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Whiting the only
child Of the late Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Whiting, TO
Henry o. Haveneyer. jr., the youngest son OF the
late Theodore A. Havemeyer. will probably be cee-
brated at Newport before the end OF the summer
season The engagement, while IL for
naIy announced until this week has been known
exist. and has been reported a number Of times.
since the death OF her parents. has lived with her
She is a niece of Mrs George IOckhard Rives OF
this city; Mr. Havemeyer Will be graduated from
Yale in June
The engagement is announced Of Miss Gertrude
Agnes Evans daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William
T Evans, OF Montcair " J., 10 Luther E Price
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Lawrance the latter the
sister of Mrs. John Jacob Astor. will spend part
OF the coming summer season at Newport. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward 5 Willing OF
Philadelphia. who will open their villa in about
weeks
recent engagement is that Of Mrs s l. Nc
Nulty, Of this city. to Captain Charles ". Mason.
4th Infantry. United States Army.
Mrs. Henry Clews and Mr. and Mrs. z. Rollins
brieG visit.
1t is announced that the marriage OF Miss Edith
Duplgnac. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank J.
Dupignac. of West Seventeth-st.. Mortimer
Kennedy Flasg. will be celebrated at Mamaroneck
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hartman have taken pos
session of their cottage Newport for the
The engagement is announced OF Miss Anna All
g1Istus Radley. daughter OF Mrs. J. 3. Radley. OF
Mount Vernon y Y. TO William Watkins Kenly. OF
| this city.
The date of the wedding of Miss Florence Bacha-
rach, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Herman Bacha-
| May 7. 1t will take place next Monday at Del
| monico's, and will be a notable one.
| The engagement is announced OF Miss Grace Sal
tcnstan Lee, younger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Northam Lee. Of No IA West Seventy
Conn. Yale. "a s
Mr. and Mrs Hans s Beattie and family of No
2O72 Fifth-ave., have to Riverside. Conn. for
| the summer.
The Rev. Dr. John r Davies OF Philadelphia
| the former pastor OF the Fourth Avenue Presby-
| terian Church stood in his old place last even
| ing unite in marriage Zophar Mills and Miss
| Hernne Jolenbeck The Rev DR.. W. D. Bu-
| chanan the present pastor of the church assisted
| IN the service The bride wore white satin gown,
| with lace and orange blossoms, and carried a bou-
! quet Of white roses. Her maid OF honor was Miss
| Maxwell also dressed in white. William De La
| Montagnie was the best man. The bride es-
corted TO the altar by brother-in-law. Charles
| T Huev while Professor Dwight I. Elmendorf
| played the wedding march from "LOhengrtn." 4"
| Both the bride and bridegroom are active work
ers in the church and its Sunday school. and they
shared their happiness with hundreds Of their
| friends. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
| George E. sterry, Mrs W. D. Buchanan. Mr. and
| Mrs George Ludlan Mrs: G r Huey; Mss
| Richard c. Jackson, Miss Turner John Stewart.
the Rev and shcoa Mr Jaes HunteF Mcan MI and Mrs.
| Baecht Mr.. and Mrs: George Lithgow. Mr.. and
| Montagnie and Miss De La Montagnie, the Rev.
Willard parg9ns @ sne Kev s ana asJ rS nnd JInn r ~
Faulhaber and Miss Faulhaber and Mrs. Coiville
Mrs. William s. Searle OF No 81 Clark-st-. Brook
| lyn was married TO Charles Henry. Hall in the
| Church Of the Holy Trinity. Montague and Clinton
! sts yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock Mr.. Hall
is a son Of the late Dr. Charles Henry Hall. for
| many years rector OF Holy Trinity. The church
| was beautifully decorated and well filed with
guests Dr George Williamson Smith, president OF
Trinity College, performed the ceremony. assisted
by the Rev. Dr. ;. D Mcconnell, rector OF the
church Miss Caroline F Searle sister OF the bride.
| was maid OF honor. There bridesmaids.
| Frank Scott Bunnen. of Stratford. Conn, best
| man and the ushers were Frederick 3. Hnchmau
and Lieutenant Robert F. Hall I. 5. A OF Brook
lyn: Harold Burton Hart, Of Manhattan; James
swan and Howard r TurriIl. of Boston. and Rob
ert Wilkinson. of Poughkeepsie. There was re-
| ception al the home OF the brides parents.