New-York tribune., 1900-04-10
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The initial trip Of the public coach Coed Times
between the waldorr-Astorta and the Abbey. az
Inwood-on-the-Fudson was made yesterday ar'er-
noon The coach left the hotel al Ft1rh-ave- anc
Thirty-fourth-st- at $50 o'clock. and with one
change OF horses One-hundred-and-twenry-
foyIrth-st and Seventh-ave. covered the ground 10
Inwood on schedule time, arriving there az 4;ao
o'clock After stop OF thirty minutes the return
trip begun. the Waldorf-Astoria being reached
az $50 o'clock Ira A Kip, 5r OF south Orange' I4
Kip. Miss Mary Keck. Miss Frances L CamPoeNl-
and F s Flower.
The social incidents yesterday afternoon included
the meeting Of the Helping Hand Sewing Class
at the home OF Mrs John C WesServelt- NO
West Frrtieth-st. where Miss Grace Dobson re-
cited and reception given 5 by Mrs Dunlap - aop
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brinsley Sheridan, of London
The marriage Of Miss Iyra c. Louchetm 70 Harry
Rascovar took place yesterday at the Nome
OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs James Lou
cheinn No 30 West One-hundred-and- -twentiet
coupIs co Die The Rev. DR. stephen S Wise oficiated at
the ceremony. which was followed by breakfast
II is announced that the marriage Of Miss Maude
l. Hall the youngest daughter OF Mrs Valentine G.
Hall of No Il West Thirty-seveuth-st. 70 Law
renee Waterbury. second OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Waterbury whose engagement was for
alIy announced early aSL & wes5 5V VIII axf ps boa "a
Oak Terrace at Tivoli. N Y
The wedding of Miss Euneline Place Hayward
daughter OF ] Klbourne Hayward. OF this city. 70
Professor Edmund Yavd Robbins. OF Princeton
University will take place Wednesday after
noon April IS. in the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF 81. Mary the Virgin. West Forry-sixrh-st- Pro-
fessor Robbins was graduated from Princeton Uni-
vers.ty the class CT SO and took the classical
fellowship OF mis- class. He taught year IN the
Princeton preparatory school and then went abroad
and spent nearly two years IN Leipsfc pursuing
instructor in Greek in the university. and couple
Of years ago was promoted 70 an assistant pro
fessorsnip in the same department
Miss Lulu Scott. daughter OF Mr. and Ms
George Scott. OF Washington Square North. viii 90
England this week 70 be the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Douglas Grant. who mas taken apartment
in Parts for the early summer months Miss Scott
and Mrs. Douglas will come over in August 70
spend the gay season with their parents az New
port
Invitations have been received In this city for the
marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Bount, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry 2. BIount. 70 the Rev. Eugene
Shippen Of Dorchester. Mass. which viii take
place The Oaks. n home OF the brides parents.
Wednesday evening April Is The Rev. DR..
Rush shippen. father Of the bridegroom. OF Massa-
chusetts, Will per;o-m the ceremony The brides
sister. Miss Mary Blount viii be the maid OF
honor The bridesmaids will be Miss Dorothy
Gror. Of Los Angeles. Cal. and Miss Philippa
Chase OF Boston William 5. Allen. OF Dochester
will attend the bridegroom as best man The
brides brother. Walter 8. BlOunr. and Clarence
Hunphries OF Dorchester. will serve as ushers.
The marriage OF Miss Jennette Beattis. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs John Beattie. TO Charles Christie
pher Hansen, Of Montreal will take place this
evening the home of the brides parents. No 10
West One e-hundred-and- -fourteenth-sJ-
An interesting wedding in Paris to-day will be
that OF the Baroness Refbnitz daughter OF Sc
bastian Schesnger. TO IsadOre Braggiotti. OF Bos-
ton. whose engagement was announced several
weeks The bridegroom, who IS a man OF
wealth. will bring his bride this country. They
have arranged to sail for America April 2S
The Baroness Reibnitz Miss Lily Schlesnger
and lived with her father in this city and Boston
about ten years ago.