New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-06
About People and %0ciul Incidents.

grandmother. the late Mrs wIssmann since who's.
death they have made their home with their uncle
Charles A. Wissnann At his house in East 10Th
ST. reception will be held after the wedding
saturday next is the date set for the wedding at
IPSWICH Mass. Of Miss Elizabeth TuckerTnan.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Tuckerman. Of
East S6h-st, and George W. E1kins
II IA on december IA next the anniversary of the =
10 ,iiase nearly two centuries and half ago Of
hiilaen Van Rensselaer,. the first of the PATRONS
ehat the wedding of his llneaI descendant Kflfae1
an fSensssiaer. jr.. and Miss Dorothy Manson
oaushter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lincoln Man
SON VIII take place. The PATRONS wedding ring
one OF the most treasured herIooms Of the Van
Rensselaer, family will Ia usAa =. +b -
kinaen van Rensselaer, the son of Mr. and Mrs
Alha1n van Rensselaer,, OF East 72d-st His
notner was Miss Olivia Atterbury
Miss Margaret Knower is still at the nrirata hos
pital OF Dr. William T Bull where she underVent
an operation for Appendicitis early last week Her
trip to Europe has been abandoned She was to
nave gone abroad with her mother Mrs BENJAMIN
knower, ten days ago. but on the eve Of her de-
parture she was suddenly stricken by appendicitis
Her name and that of Mrs Knower were on the
passenger list and the majority Of their friends
and acquaintances believed that they had gone
abroad until they learned day or two ago THAI
the knowers were still in town. and the reason
for the change in their plans Miss KnoUer "a
| seventeen years old, will make her debut next
winter and was maid of honor at the marriage Of
| her eldest sister last winter to Henry Coleman
| Drayton. son OF ]. Coleman Drayton and grand
| son of Mrs Astor. Mr. and Mrs Drayton havs
oeen abroad since their marriage. and have apart
| ments in Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller jr.. will spend
the summer in the Adirondacks where they have
rented camp on Upper Saranac Lake
Mr. and Mrs. William Ambrose Taylor on their
return from Europe will go 10 Bernardsviue N j.
| summer
Mr. and Mrs. B. Ayrnar Sands are at the Meadow
| Club, Southampton L. L
| Mr.. and Mrs oliver Livingston Jones are al
their country place Cold Spring Harbor. for the
| early summer. Later on they will go to Bar
Harbor.
| Mrs. William Bedlow Beekman will spend the
| summer in the neighborhood of New-York instead
Of going as usual to North Hatley Canada
on Saturday at Ridgefeld. Conn. sail to-day for
Europe, where they will remain throughout the
| summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twomby.
F1orham, their place at Madison. N. ].
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Haven have left town
| for their country place at Lenox. where they will
spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs George p. De Forest go TO Newport
for the summer the day after tomorrow.
Dr. and Mrs w Seward Webb. who have been
staying at their place in the Adirondacks have re-
turned to their country seat at shelburne. VT
Mr. and Mrs Peter D. Martin arrive this week
from Europe and will go at to Newport
where they have taken of the Pinard cottages
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Wilson. 1r.. who have
arrived from Europe, will also go 10 Newport THIS
week for the season
Captain and Mrs Warren c. Beach leave town
next week for Saratoga. where. as usual they VIII
spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Barrows are staying with Mrs.
Henry E. Barrows at North AttlebOro. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Rockefeller are in the
Adirondacks.
J. Hampden Robb and Miss Robb arrive next
week from Europe. and will go to Southampton
Long Island, for the summer
Mr. and Mrs Goodhue Livingston also leave for
Southampton for the summer next week
Mr. and Mrs John R. Drexel who have been for
two or three weeks in the Adrondacks are due this
week at their cottage at Newport.
The marriage of Charlotte Everett Miller. daugh-
ter of Captain Jacob W. Miller. to Robert Bonner
! Bowler will take place at ST Peters Church-
| Morristown. Friday. June 80