New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

INCIDENIS IN SOCIETY.
The wedding OF Miss May Elizabeth Lennon.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George Daniel Lennon
Of No 5I5 West One-huudred- and d-for.y-hf,h-st to
Walter Uhler Lawson, formerly Of Boston. whose
engagement was announced short time ago will
be celebrated soon after Easter.
The coaching will be inaugurated this
afternoon. when the public coach Good Times will
begin its trips TO cover period Of twelve weeks
between the Waldorf-Astoria and Inwood. The
coach will leave the hotel at $50 o'clock and will
arrive al the Abbey. Inwood. at 4:45 O'Clock. Tea
half hour later. arriving the hotel in time for
dinner. Ira Kip. jr. will be the coachman to-day
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Holander, OF No q West
Seventysixth-st.. gave a reception with music last
evening. The artists were Miss Ruth Martin
soprano Mrs Morris Black, contralto; Miss kath-
ist wills BaeoheiieT tenor. and Edward Gore
bass. Bruno Huhn was at the piano.
Announcement is made Of the engagement of Miss
Elise Cans, the second daughter of Mrs. Arthur
Cans. of No. 323 West Eighty-second-st.. 70 Will
lam Wilson, jr., formerly of Philadelphia but now
of this city
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay contemplate
spending several weeks in England and France
They will probably sail some time next month.
1t is announced that the marriage OF Miss Edna
ri.
Alfred f. Deterich. of Mr. and Mrs Charles
F. Dieterich. of No ses Fifth-ave. whose engage
ment was announced some time ago will take place
mother No. 1s East Fifty-fourth-st
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones. who had
ranged 20 go abroad for part of the
SON have decided to remain on this side OF the At
their villa in Halidon-ave-. Newport
Miss Myra c. Loucheim will be married TO Harry
Rascovar at noon to-day the home Of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. James Loucheim. No 229 West
one and-IWentiethest None % but relatives
ceremony and wedding breakfast.
Henry A. c. Taylor will not open his villa in An
Mandate Road. Newport this summer but with his
family will spend the greater part of the time at
Lenox, where the season promises to open very
early. Applications for summer homes there have
been numerous, and already several rentals have
been made. Some of the rentals follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John E Alexandra have again taken
Ethelwynde the Frelinghuysen place: Mr. and Mrs
Walter 5. Gurnee. jr.. who are now abroad. Sunny
croft: Edward II. Ltchfed. Henry Barclays place.
Bonnie Brae. Louis II. Lapham. Deepdene cottage;
Walter g. Ladd, of California Lakeside cottage;
Mr.. and Mrs John Innes Kane the wynstay cot
tage: Mrs. Henry A. Cram. Highlawn; Samuel D.
Babcock. the Livingston cottage; Mr.. and Mrs
George E. Turnure Nestledown cottage; Joseph T.
Tower: the Tanglewood cottage: the Misses ThOmp-
son. the Quincy cottage: William A Taylor. the
servtn cottage; Thomas E. stillman. the Bacon
cottage, and Nelson Robinson the Club cottage
ar % of the he Who Mo @ d @ h bse Bsfes
Stokes Mr. and Mrs John S. Barnes, Mr.; and Mrs
den, Mr.. and Mrs, Henry H. Cook Dr. r. c. Green
leaf. Mr. and Mrs. George Griswold Haven. Mr.
Mrs David Lydig Mr. and Mrs George H Nor
gan JohR re ,I'o Parsons = Mc and Mrs John sloane
inghouse.
MrSC apFo Hao f,,,-4
for the marriage of her daughter, Miss Henriette
Deaplaine Danforth. TO Howard White Starr on
Wednesday April IS at noon, in the Central Pres
byterian Church, West Fifty-seventh-st near
Broadway There will be reception but after
the ceremony there will be wedding breakfast for
me bridal party and the immediate family at the
eighth-s Mr. Starr is the younger son Of Tbeodoys
3. Starr He was graduated from Yale in the
class OF 30 and is a member Of the Union League
aud Yale clubs.
An entertainment was given last night bv Mrs
Francis James Oakes at the Hotel Majestic As
the guests assembled the doors OF the pink ball
room were thrown open disclosing true Partisan
garden. The floor hidden by a carpet tinted
TO represent and beneath arbors Of ferns and
palms hung colored electric lights and Gagged song
birds, and small round tables were set A Tyro-
lean strfnged band made music behind a drift OF
flowers On each table were handpainted cigar
and cigarette cases with gold medallons At one
end Of the room a stage had been inprovised, with
curtain of solid smilax and lilies AS the guests
seated themselves Tyroiean flower girls gave 10
each woman a bouquet of vioets and each man
a boutonniere. Mile. de Rohan. Mrs. Agnes Jansen,
Albert Quesnel and Senior Del Sol took part in the
programme Among the well known persons pres
ent were Mime Calye Nine Modieska. Count
Bozenta. Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs Theodore
Sutro. Consul-Genra Cisneros. OF Costa Rica: Miss
Halle Ernlinie Rives. Post Wheeler. Joseph Ha-
worth General William Cox OF Washington: Mime.
Coppiani Miss Amelia Bingham Mrs Augustus
John l. Golden, Stgnora Beanni. Mrs
Cleo Huniker Miss Mae Buckley, Francis Cakes
tr. Miss Kate Ryan. Stanly, Forde. Miss Forde,
CLAYTON A ROthzFhil6
Nr and Mrs. John Erskine, jr.. Lloyd Bingham.
Robert E Lee Brown and r. F. Outcault. Dancing
b. gan at midnight and continued until the small
hours.
NJ SIS Beth Cunningham. daughter Of Colonel j. I.
Cunningham OF Glens Falls. will be married to
William A. Brown April II at noon in the First
Presbyterian Church. Glens Falls.
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