New-York tribune., 1900-05-27

Crawford and Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen.
Mount Vernon gave reception Monday which
was the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding. Al
though only few of the guests knew of this fact,
the pastor and his wife received some handsome
A HILL Mrs c. E. Zerfass and Mrs Van Name.
The father and mother of Mrs. Lane present
from Boston.
Mrs. James wylie Bowden. of North Broadway
1onkers, gave dinner Wednesday in honor Of
Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. John Kendrick Bangs. Mr.. and
q. NJ McAdoo and Frank Fowler. the portrait
painter.
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould will spend the
mcnth of June least part of 1t. at Cedar
hurst, Long Island, where they will occupy the
Mr. and Mrs. D Willis James have gone to their
country place, onunda, Madison, \. J; Mr. and
Tuxedo is so attractive that it is little Won
der that the houses nearly all occupied
The clubhouse could, if it larger, have a few
hundred more people under its roof. The weather
mas been. while a tride COOL nearly perfect the
last week. The place has attracted such veterans
as Edward n. Taller, who is of the patriarchs
Of Tuxedo, having pitched his tent in the park
soon after Mr. Lorillard decided TO make it one OF
The most exclusive and prettiest places in the
suburbs Of New-York. Mr.. Taller is an enthusi-
astic disciple Of Izaak Walton. and is regarded as
the luckiest fisherman who ever tried his luck in
the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Taller have been guests at
the clubhouse during the week, and under the
roof have been, or are this week, Mrs. Chap
man, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Horace Galiatin. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, Miss Charlotte Whiting. her
hance Henry o. Havemeyer, whose wedding Is an
nounced take place in Newport, Wednes-
day, July H. Miss Palmleri who is travelling with
Miss Whiting; Philip Allen Thomas stokes, + er-
nando Yznaga, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. HUI
n.
mex are among others, Nj and Mrs LOUIS u
Mrs. A S. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Newbod LIE Roy
Henry N N ai Tilford' ord Af Mr. and Mrs George "
Forsyth. Miss Kathleen Emmett, J: Wallace T.
The labor strike has nterfered considerably with
work on the cottages, and IN consequence OF OIL u
next fall, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Cooper and
get in their new homes Tower Hill before next
autumn, although Mr.. and Mrs r Abbott Ingalis
fortunate, having moved into their hand
villa. T. c. Congdon will be able TO oc-
fail and the Rev. and Mrs George William Doug
ass are esabished % in 5aety Nh new home on
hqysen whose beautiful home oTerIo9Ks s Ine " Ee
and Mrs A D. Juilliard have gone to their new
villa in the shore road. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck
house, having sold their old home to H A Hancy;
Of the recently built Stokes cottages George F.
Baker purchased the Lorillard place; Mr.. and
their new house; Charles F. Hoffman, jr-, has
noggat III Lne p,ace AT ease 5e u Mr. pI and Mrs. George
Fgieston Dodge will move into their villa in
the Garrison place; Mrs. Emmet's mother, Mrs.
James A Garland is established Int In the James "a;
be in the cottage which will be vacated this week
by Mr.. and Mrs n. Casimir De Rham, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Rutledge Preston are in the Halliday
cottage.
Preparations are still being made for the wedding
Of Miss Mary Crocker daughter Of the late Charles
z Crocker of California 10 Francis Burton Harri-
SON which will be celebrated Thursday, June 7,
he afc will
be attended by the representative people Of the
Tuxedo colony, besides large contingent Of So
to Tuxedo in a special train. The details of the
wedding, including the names OF the members OF
been bee published in The Tribune,
Miss Antoinette NJ Converse the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Edmund c. Converse, of No
East Seventy-eighth-st. was married to Walter
Coolidge Morrill,. son of Mrs. Amos Morrill, Of No.
East Sixty-seventh-st-, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, In the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
All Souls Madison-ave. and Sixty-sixt hist The
marriage ceremony, performed by the Rev DR.. r
Heber Newton. the rector, assisted Dy the KEY Dr
z Walpoe warren rector o. 81 JAMES ClllIC @ CI'
Madison-ave. and Seventy-nrst-st was accom-
GHo1T I o. +in e +rimrnad with point lace and veil
fastened with orange blossoms. Miss Louise Nor
rill sister of bridegroom was the maid Of honor,
Comlev of Bridgeport Conn; Miss Annie Elphicke
Of Chicago, and Miss Blanca Schneider were the
bridesmaids They attired in pretty gowns
of white chiffon pink silk, with pink straw
psrasoi ornamented with pink roses Clarence
Dunning. OF Brooklyn. was Mr., Morrilrs best man.
Converse jr; George E Watson Philip Gardiner,
OF Garden City. Long Island, and Purdon Robinson
After the ceremony there was reception at the
home Of the brides parents
The public road coach Pioneer yesterday. on its
trip from the Holland House to the Ardsley Casino
az Ardsley- Hudson, was engaged by Mr.. and
Mrs John Hall Watson, of No 671 Fifth-ave. Their
guests were Miss Charlotte Hegeman. Miss Alden
Miss Watson Miss Mabel Watson, Seymour Per-
kins Charles Stillman, Rufus R. Graves. Mr. Har-
wood and Minturu Post Collins Reginald Rlves
was the coachnaI
Henry Gansevoort Sanford who is 10 marry Miss
Mary Mott Low, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
T Low in ST. Jamess Protestant Episcopal
Church Madison-ave and Seventy -frst-st., on
Tuesday afternoon next. May %, gave his farewell
dinner last evening at the tnys1sy G5
SIu9 @ Us rs sugII stI 5 tba brf9apTAo's besr man at
the wedding: Gordon W. Burnham, Robert Nc
William H. Macay, Thomas f. Bayard and Howard
h. Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, accompanied by
Miss Greta Pomeroy, James De Wolf Cutting. Mon
cure Robinson and Henry Clews. jr, left yesterday
for a three weeks trip TO the Pacific Coast. The
party occupied three private cars which We're at
fached 10 the New-Yor5 and Chicago special which
left the Grand Central Station at o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Edith Olcott, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic P Olcott 70 Barend
Fserbig Of Amsterdam, Holland. took place
Friday last at the home of the brides parents. No
East Fifty -third-st Only the relatives were pres
Connie was announced some months ago Mr.. Van
Gerbig is a highly accomplished musician with
Of the Central Trust Company of this city.
The marriage Of Miss Hortense F. Blake, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George II. Blake, TO
Charles Fair Of Washington, will take place on
wednesday evening. May 80, ar the home OF the