New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Helping
Hand. organized by Mrs. John c. westervelt held
its second meeting yesterday at the home OF Mrs
Westervelt, No West Ffftieth-st Some of the
members present were Mrs Daniel Butterheld Mrs
James Glover Mrs Theodore Kane Mrs Henry
Davis. Mrs II. Victor Newcounb Mrs Erederfc
Sheldon. Mrs. Charles D. sticknev Mrs louis
Pooler, Mrs Charles Cammann. Mrs. John Duer
Mrs. J. M Muhlen6erg Bailey Ms. Philip Living
Mrs; Alfred Tuckerman and Mrs. Walter Ruther-
fashionable audience greeted George Grossmith
yesterday afternoon, when ne appeared and gave
several of his clever Rotations in aid of the sum
Woodc j. hoe o1 %sf5 is to Supp o
ton but whose purses are limited.
Another meeting of the Monday Evening Bowl
ing Club was held last evening in the Tennis Build
ing in West Forty frst-st. After the play there
was an Informal supper. Among the players last
night were Miss Eleanor Swayne Miss Edith Mar
tin. Miss Clarke. Miss Williams Miss Pansy
Roosevelt, Miss Julia Edwards Miss Angelica
Gaureh' Miss Edith GARRISON Jay, Miss Ethel
MISS t4oeW. the Misses Mcclure, Miss Helen Bulk
ley. Miss Hattie FellOwes. DR.. John lizard Middle
nelius n Bliss tr Kenneth Scbiev RODNEY prof.
tor William Proctor and Stewart Woodford Games
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Won E Hoy the
daughter of Mrs. Henry Hoy of Morristown n J.
to Ridley Watts will be solemnized in St Peters
Protestant We, Episcopal Church MorrstOwn
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tenant William Watts, L. S y
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Rich Steers with their family
will sail for Europe early next month They have
planned to stay in Europe for at least half year.
Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Graham, Of Staten ISL
and will spend the summer months at Belle Haven
Conn. where they have taken a house for the
season.
The engagement mas been announced in Brook
lyn of Miss Lille Lefferts daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Lefferts. Charles Montague
Cooke. jr., who is a student at Yale Uni
versity, but whose family lives in Honolulu After
Jnelr wedding trip the young couple, whose we'd
ding will probably occur in the spring. viii &C
home.
Among the well known society people sailing for
Europe to-day Mrs. Robert Goelet and Mrs.
Richard Irwin who have planned to spend some
time sailing Mrs. Goeet's steam yacht. the
Nahrna. in the Mediterranean. and to visit Greece
and the islands; Mrs. J. F. D. Lauier. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks Mrs. H R. Bishop,
Sir Thomas Colebr1ok, Mr. and Mrs T. Motley,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee. tr.. the Misses
Beatrice Goelet.
This evening there will be receptions with music
by Mrs James Speyer. at her home No. go Mad
ison-ave., and Mrs Frank Russak. of No. 10 East
Sixty-ffth-st.
pleasant incident this evening will be the
meeting of the Tuesday Evening Riding Club at
Durland's Riding Academy
Nine. Schumaua-H eink will sing tomorrow a
II o'clock the meeting of the Sewing Society. to
be held at Mrs Bells, No 80 East Fifty-seventh-
St, in aid Of the Mothers and Babies Hospital.
Among the Easter weddings will be that of Miss
Carolyn Roosevelt Lathrop TO Frederick T. Gold
smith The bride is member OF the Yassar
Students Society, and daughter OF Mr. and Mrs