New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
WEsTCHEsTER SOCIETY NOTES.
MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs Edith Dards. of Summit avenue, enter
tained at dinner at the Gran1atan Inn re-
Gently. her guests including Charles b. Dards
and n. r. Perry, of Mount Vernon; the Rev.
]. Milton Oaksford. OF New York City, and
Miss COBB. of Asheville n. G.
The engagement of Miss Lillian Dagge :
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Daggett, Of
Second avenue to Marnaduke Wright, only son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Marrnaduke 8. Wright, has
been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs James F. BARCLAY had as their
guests at luncheon at the Hotel Gramatan Mrs.
Rufus Mulford and Mrs. Margaret Luret, all Of
Mount Vernon.
George II. Primrose, the minstrel. is enter
tanning the Kennedy brothers. Stephen Grady
and Johnny Brazil at his new home in East
Lincoln avenue
Edwina Butler, elder daughter of the Rev. and
! Mrs. G.. II. H. Butler, TO Bartram Shiras son
of Mr.. and Mrs James Q. Shiras.
/ DR.. Jacques w Redway left here on Tuesday
! for trip which VIII include Boston, Portland,
Me, Cleveland and Toledo.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. West are staying
for three or four weeks at Pocono Mountains,
Penn.
! Anthony Seitz has been on a trip through
! Canada and the northern part of New York
State.
! The engagement has been announced Of Miss
Freda Marjorie Peck. daughter of Mrs. kath-
crime Peck. to Daniel I Whittlesey, of New
! York City
Miss Frances Danner Thomson. the librarian
at the Carnegie library. left here on Friday for
New State, Mass. where she will spend the
next two weeks
Mr. and Mrs Francis G. Cart are at the Po-
land Spring House, Poland Springs, Me.
Robert Adler. of North Fulton avenue finished
third in the long distance swimming race from
/ the Battery TO Coney Island last Sunday.
On Monday evening at the First Methodist
! Church Miss Annie Massie became the bride
! of Ernest Petit. In the absence of DR.. Bar
| tholow. the pastor Of the church. the Rev. Da-
] vid Phillips off1ciated. The brides only attend
! ant was Miss Hettie Wilson, Of New York. the
! best man being James Thorne, Of Long Island.
| and the ushers were Stephen Evans and Charles
| H. IIodapp Of Mount Vernon.
II. Leslie Harrison. president of the lnterna-
! tional Allied Craftsmen's League, has accepted
| the place Of general superintendent of the Vim
ton Construction Company. of Detroit and has
! taken charge of the erection of the new Y. NJ.
! c. A. building in that city
Mrs Charles o. Kahler. Mrs Peter Kahler
| and Dr. Elizabeth Kahler left here on Wednes-
| day for Bethlehem. n. II.
One Of the prettiest weddings of the season
| was that of Miss Ida May Close to William
| Timberlane Manning. The maid Of honor was
Miss Charlotte Johnson. of Chester, Penn, and
the bridesmaids. all cousins of the bride. were
Miss Harriet n. Close. Miss Mary Close. Miss
Carrie Close. Miss Laura Van Court Lucas
Miss Emma Lucas, Miss AIalette Davis and Miss
Helen Lippincott. Frank Theirs Manning. OF
Knoxville, Tenn. a brother OF the bridegroom
! was best man. and the usheTs were Charles c
! Close Stuart Close and Reinold Werrenwrath
Postmaster and Mrs David o. Williams are
| at Erie. Penn, where Mr.. Williams expects tc
| attend the convention of the United States
postmasters.
Miss Carrie z. Blair leaves here this week
20 spend her vacation with her brother. Frank
! c. Blair at Gardenville. Buffalo
A colony of Mount Vernon people are sum-
! mering at Canada Lake among the number be-
ing DR. and Mrs. Arthur L. Granger. Mrs. NJ
| a. Maher, Mr.. and Mrs George G. Capron, Mr.
and Mrs. Orson H Rider. Mrs Frank r. Tay-
! lor Mrs J. T. williams, Mrs. n. S. Gourd and
| Miss Edith Williams
! Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Fearn are among the
| Mount Vernon visitors TO Kennebunk Beach
! Ne.
Mrs. George r. Crawford IS at the Poland
Spring House, Poland Springs Ne.