New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31
Weddings and Other Social Incidents.

daughter OF the famous south AE.eT 1crf ~
sons and James Clarke. tie Ne~-1orA puo-sne1'
has had her place
4 rova1 good time was enjoyed by every one
present az the Chapter Day ceIeoratlon OF NC
bae.n Chapter n. a R. which was hetd a.
the home of Miss Clara c. Fuller Ossiuins- y j.
,rba house was tastefuIly decorated with PALMS
and flowers Besides the music furnished 0. an
orchestra. vocal solos were given oy MISS telea
ALVIN and Miss Katherine Moran MISS FuilsT
gave the address of welcome. TO which Mrs Don
aid Mclean responded. Among the other speak
ers were Mrs Little. Mrs. Putnam. Miss ForsS the
Mrs Carpenter Mrs. Sade. Mrs. Fl. ). BoNron- DT-
Steele. Mr. Pugsley and Mrs Earle. Among those
Drasent we're Mrs William s Little New York State
regent. OF Rochester. Mrs Mary Ntcoll Putnam,
Me-J Msyy 1ssbeie F6rsvthe of Kingston \ =
Mrs Donald Mclean and officers or NeW-1o org
City Gha9tsT s 4T5 n d New England Women
Mrs Charles H Terry rst vGepre y9s o. frr
SIade president OF Daughters OF 1S12: Mrs Alice
cut: Mrs r H Whitney: Mrs Rankin and on,
GERS OF Van COrtIandt Chapter: Mrs coleman aaG
GrllGsrS MIS- Mathews Mrs William s Covford ard
Dr. Steele. OF Holy Trinity
One OF the leading social events OF the spring
season on Staten Island occurred last Thursday
evening az the German Club rooms. where the
Staten Island Chorus gave its second concert o.
concert were George F. Morse and franz ha4teh-
born.
Miss Emma Tyler. No 4 Prospect-st-- Newton
don Conn will entertain a house party for ths
~aces on June IS Miss Margaret Wise. Fred UI-
mann ard several other Network people WIZ %
Of the party
SUMMER PLANS
Mrs. George Hoves viii remain in town until
1,rIv when she will 60 WelIsville 20 be the guest
of Mrs Frank r. Church
Mrs. J. Alexander Brown expects TO 50 to
and will at e
Saratoga and Hampstead
Mrs Donald Mclean will 60 to Muskoka. Canada
this sumner but WI PreEIogsiy spend some t'e
Miss Mary Springer will leave town about ina
middle Of June for Saratoga
M-=. samuel GsIpI-. No. fsf West Eishtisth-st-.
viii leave town in June for Ssratoga "a, apd sea,
bright She will remain IN Seaorlght Illi the ciose
Of the summer. and will then go % the Adrondacks
Mrs. Lincoln Ray Peabody. No. Il Riversids
Drive. viii leave on June Il for seaorisht-
Mrs Henry f Valentine Thirty-siNth-st-, Is at
her summer home in New-Jersey.
Mrs Perc.va1 Knauth. Of West seventy fourth-st
IS spending the summer m Europe
Mr.. and Mrs John r. zebI@y viii leave town
Lake WinirfsauIee. y n The farm Is one which
has been in the possession OF Mrs. Zebieys family
FOR many genera tiOFis.
Mrs. Clarence Burns. No. 81 West Eighty-hfth-
ST has sent out invitations FOR luncheon on June
3 In honor Of Miss Sue RI. HIoyt OF Evanston. The
decorations Will be I'm pink and gray the eolors OF
Vassar College. from which Miss Hoyt VIII gTadu-
ate June 10. and the luncheon viii be followed
"a the thess ire. Miss HCyt has Spent
a considerable amount of time I'm New-Nork. anu
has many friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Harper. OF the erosion.
West End-ave. Will sail for Europe June s.
Miss Elizabeth sheehau. No. as West Eighty
eishth-st left on Thursday for Plattsours. LaAs
Champlan. where she Will spend the month o
June as the guest u Miss Hannah HAN
Mrs William T. Cornell and Miss FLORENCE COZ
neil No 2fs West Eighty-hrst-st, VIII leave ABOUT
the middle June for their summer nome a.
MamarOneck-
For other social incidents see editorial
page, main sheet.