New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-27

Old Point Comfort. and will make their home in
Garden city is beginning to resume its usual
activity, and many Of its early summer patrons are
now back there. The Garden City Hotel is full to
overlooking Among those who recently returned
are Mr. and Mrs Francis Duryea Mr. and Mrs
william I2y kman. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dykman,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter St John Benedict. Mr. and
caider%9od ~''-'-s' "'ou anu MISS Eliza f'n
The engagement Of Miss Nathalie Hatch has lust
been announced by her brother-in-Iaw and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ashton Little OF Wallingford
Penn, with whom she has been living since the
death Of her mother. last spring. She is TO marry
Herbert y. Rawlins Of this city. who spends much
Of his time his country place in Seabright
where he is prominent in the polo playing and
Tridi9g and driving set as is also his brother G.
Anna Beedleston; Miss Hatch is the daughter of
dsurter 90 Mrs wiz r dIat ai,I Iie gdan9-
Her mother was Miss Mary Rises Sanford.
Another engagement OF some interest to Brook
lyn Is that OF Mrs. Edward Y. Thebaud Of Madison
y. j.. TO Henry :. Binssc, son Of the late Louis
Binsse. OF No. IT East Seventeenth-st. Mrs
Thebaud VAS Miss Elizabeth II. Scudder. and comes
from the old Scudder family OF Northport She IS
a half sister OF the Rev Henry T. Scudder. rector
81 St Stepnan's Church in this borough and has
a Wide circle Of acGuaintances here. Mrs Thebaud
has lived N Madison since her marriage to Mr..
that city ''''''''' MISS 'e'ia carpenter OF
Returning one day last week from a camping
party in the Maine woods were F. A NJ BurreIl Of
Llatoush: Miss Ida MAY Schieren. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles \. Schieren; Harrie V Schieren.
Miss helen g. smith OF Philadelphia Miss Mary
surreiL They spent most delightful Fortnight At
Cakes Camp, Dodge Pond. Rangeiy
A mistake has been made to the reception fol-
lowing the marriage of Miss Sophie Hedge. daugh-
/ ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles 6. Hedge Of No 81
| Dean-st.. To Theodore Il. Wickwire ir Of Cort-
land. y. Y. on next Thursday afternoon October
j. 4 large number Of invitations have been sent
out for the ceremony. which is take place at the
/ NeT-Nork Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church but
mate friends are asked.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Stephen Grfsvold are home
4 from Saratoga. and now at their town house,
. 40. - Ca-roll-s; Mr. Griswod has been elected
ee.egate-at-large TO represent this State at the
->it.ilal oa,.enUon OF the American Bankers As
Soe-auon: which opens in san Francisco on OCto-
on the bankers special train.
Recent arrivals in town include Mrs joseph J.
AlUaiEau and her two daughters who returned last
week 10 their home No. i0S tirand-aye from
Manchester. VI Mr.. and Mrs James McKeen have
closed their cottage Ou JEWELS Island and are
now - their town house. No 1876 Heury-st Colonel
home in Cinton-ave. from EI5eron. =. J. - '''7''
Mr. and Mrs. George b. =. Lamb sailed on the
Cedric last week They expect to remain abroad
about six weeks Mr.. and Mrs, &. Augustus Havi-
land. Of CiassOn-ave, sailed the Ryndam for
Holland last week. They VIII remain abroad for
AN indefinite length OF time. ana expect 10 wish
Nicsbadtn. Paris and the south Of France.
Mrs. J. Warren Greene and Miss Greene Of VIII
lowest. are at the Cecil. in London; Colonel and
Mrs Ashley ". Cole. Of Lenox Road and Mrs
Coles sister. Miss Anita FormoSa. left Carlsbad
on September J. for Switzerland. Paris and London
They had been through Flanders and Belgium and
up the Rhine.