New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-07
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The first meeting OF the sewing class organized
by Mrs. Isaac 5. Platt. Mrs. Edwin Henry
Weatherbee, Mrs Helmuth and several other wom-
en- prominently connected with the Flower Hospi-
tai, was held yesterday morning at the home of
Mrs. Weatherbee, No. 30 Madison-ave. There
fun attendance of members and a pleasant
feature of the meeting the singing of songs
of Schubert and MacDowell by Miss Helen L.
Perkins. soprano. Miss Very at the piano.
Both volunteered their services Some of
the members of the class. whose work is the MAX
Mrs. Isaac 5 Plat, president: Mrs. weatherbee.
Arson r. Flower Mrs George Armstrong; Mrs.
John D. Flower. Mrs. Frederick Devoe, Mrs. w E.
A. BonneII Mrs J. s Bassett. Mrs Arthur Root
and Mrs. Colin Carter The class will meet every
homes of the members The meeting next week will
be held at the home of Mrs. Plat No. 10 East
Sixty-second-st.
Another meeting of the sewing class organized
by the Pro-Cathedral Fresh Air Committee IN the
interest of the Pro-Cathedral Summer Home for
Children was held yesterday at the home of Mrs.
/ Townsend Burden, No Madison Square North.
of Mrs. Henry Cews. No. West Thirty -fourth-st.
The marriage of Miss Frances Eckman daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. s H. Eckman of No 40 East
Eighty-second-st to Arthur Herzog, of the
late Max Herzog. of this city. was solemnized at
Delmonico's at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. DR.. Gustav Gottheil of the Temple Emanu-
FL Fifth-ave. and Forty-third-st.. performed the
ceremony The bride who wore a gown of white
satin with trimmings of point lace and tulle veil
Max Herzog brother of the bridegroom. was best
The ushers were Julius Herzog, cousin OF
the bridegroom; Henry Gazier Julius Hellman and
Eugene Heman.
One of the weddings of the Easter season will
be that of Miss Elinor Vernon Boynton. daughter
of Mrs John H. Boynton. to Pierre P. Lahens. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E Lahens. which will take
place Wednesday, April %, at noon. In Trinity
Chapel Twenty hfth-st. near Broadway
The Tuesday Evening Bowling Club. organized by
Miss Mary De Peyster Bailey and Miss Phoebe e.
Hewlett held it's second meeting this season last
night at the Tennis Building, No. 2l2 West Forty
frst-st Among the members present were Miss
Eleanor r. Cushman, Miss Gertrude Stedman Miss
Alice Lee, Miss Theodore F. Malaby. Miss Har-
riet Mcknight. Miss Frances V. Roundey, Miss
Mary simmons Miss Adelaide Gibson Miss Mar
gqret Lee, Robert Hewlett. Walter ]. Hewlett
TheophyIact Bache Bleecker. ir-, Charles NJ
Blocker Morris F Covert, William F. LOCKWOOD
w ''' Tbomnson an1Iisfer Norman Cushman. Basil
s Courtney, Walter j. Whipple, William 4 Jones
Paul W. Alexander, Howell j. LomaX, Alfred r
Charles.
Mrs George Croker will give tea with music,
this afternoon at her home No East Sixty-fourth-
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Among the passengers sailing from Liverpool to-
day on the White Star Line steamship Oceanic is
the Countess of STAFFORD formerly Mrs. Samuel J.
Colgate, whose marriage 20 the late Earl Of STRAIT
ford took place in the chantry of Grace Church
early in December 1898 The Earl and his bride
sailed for England after their marriage. The
Earl was killed by a railroad train in England last
spring. This will be the COuntesss first visit to
New York since her marriage.
Mrs. Christian Brandt, OF No. l West One-hun-
TWEEN y-fourth-st., will give reception
Saturday afternoon next March 10, from until :
o'clock in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
Brandt her son and daughter-in-law. whose mar
rage took place last week the home of the Rev.
Dr. Patey the rector Of St. Lukes Protestant Epis-
copal Church. in West Observation-Disclosures
frst-st.
Announcement is made of the engagement Of Miss
Mabel Burnet-Stone. daughter of Charles II. Bur
net-Stone, of Canada, to Joseph A. Jacobs of this
city
Mrs. James P. Kecnochan, who passed some time
in Rome Italy. has taken a villa at Monte Carlo
for a few weeks. She will have as her guest Mrs.
William F. Burden. who sailed a short time ago.
Word Of the engagement of Miss Bella
Carter. of Philadelphia, to Edward Randolph. Both
have been at Aiken.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mary
Hedges, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan o.
Hedges. of Amagansett, late OF Bridgehampton,
Long Island to Royal Luther, Of TfvertOn, r. 1.
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