New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-22
About People and Social Incidents.

and Mrs. James Wilson Clark, and her marr,,,,
took place last october at ST. Thomss's.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert t. satterlee have ls.. -.
and at their place at Highland Falls FOR tsa
summer.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock sr.. will spend the SIM
at Newport, and has abandoned her int.n,Sa-
OF going abroad.
Edward Moore Robinson. who Is son A. ~
J. Hood Wright, and Mrs. Robinson are rece,v,r-
congratulations the birth of a son an phil.
delphia. where they make their home Mrs. Ro5,a
son was Miss Ivers. of San Francisco
Mrs. Vanderbilt Mrs. Douglas RobfrSo, a.
Stuyvcsant FISH Mrs. z. L. Auchincloss. Mrs Iat'
Sloane, Mrs. Corbin. Mrs. Alexander T. Van ~.
and Mrs. Arson G. McCOok, among The :.
tronesses of the entertainment which is to la xts
on Governors Island on the afternoon Of Juns . =,
behalf Of the Army Relief Society," which urovtd.-
in case Of emergency for dependent widows ara
orphans Of officers and enlisted men Of the rssnI,
army The programme includes number OF nnr
tary evolutions and ceremonies. vaudevill, na-
Torrance. in which several artists will take o.r,
and music by two military bands. Tickets NAV n.
obtained from Mrs. Daniel Lamont No. W.st
Fifty third-st.; Mrs. Francis NJ Gibson. Park Ave-.
Hotel; Mrs Charles F. Roe. No. 30 East Thir.
ty-seventh-st. and Mrs. Henry Bischon. No ls1
West Fifty ninth-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Jaffrsy Mcvick,- VIII
spend the summer at White Plains where they
have taken house for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Cary T. Hutchinson arrived in town
yesterday from abroad
Nj and Mrs. G. G. Haven. who are stfN at Their
house. In East Thirty-rinth-st- start early nex-
month for their country place at Lenox. for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Haven. IT.. will pass
the summer at RidgeheId Conn. where they will
have house
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. who now az
their place at Roslyn. Long Island. have arranged
TO spend the greater part Of the coming summer at
Paul Smiths. in the Adirondacks
On Thursday the marriage of Miss Gertrude Lane
TO W. Alexander Rembert Hall will take place at
the home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
Francis T. Luqueer Lane. in West Forty-ninth-st
The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. DR.
d. Parker Morgan. The maid OF honor will bs
Miss Alice Lane, and Lyman Hall will be his
brothers best man The newly married couple
booked to sail for Europe on June 1.
The wedding Of Robert 5. Brewster Of No SIS
Fffth-ave. and Miss Mabel Martin Treman
daughter of Mrs. Granville Tremain. viii take
place at Willowbrook. Auburn, n. Y. June l.
As the brides family is in mourning only relatives
and very few friends are invited.
The British Ambassador and Lady Durand have
rented the Henry ". Bishop cottage, near the Cur
tbs Hotel at Lenox. for the summer, and will take
possession thereof early next month. The German
Ambassador and Baroness Sternburg have as al
ready stated in this column. leased Or. Francis P
Kinncutt's place while Baron Won der Bussche-
Haddenhausen, OF the German Embassy, has rent
ed the Robbins cottage from Mr.. and Mrs. T. P
Griswold. who spending the summer abroad
Mr.. and Mrs Eric C. Dahlgren viii occupy the
Homestead cottage. which they have taken from
Mrs George Bliss. while Hamilton ". Cary will
have David ". Bishop. jr.'s. cottage IN Walkers.
Baroness HaIkett. who Miss Sarah Stokes
has completed the construction and taken posses
sion of her cottage in the mountains above
Saranac Lake. The cottage is remote from all
other mountain resorts and habitations.