New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-14

Engagements and IN
n0uncemcnts Of the B0rOHgh.

Marsh in West Hartford, Conn Mrs. Hbbard
was the widow Of Edward A Hfbbard
At the wedding of Miss Elsie AIcColI and
Henry Morgan Hobart which is set for Wednes-
day. August Il, the bride will be attended h.
her three sisters, Miss Stella McCon Miss
Agnes McColl and Miss Marjorie McCoIl. The
Pope Memorial Church at North Cohasset. Mass.
which was built by Colone! and Mrs. Alher; 4.
Pope. of Boston. Miss McColl's uncle and aunt
will be the scene OF the ceremony. and rocep-
ton will follow at Lyndemorc. the summer home
of Mrs. McColl. The best man is to be John
Luck, of Sharon. Mass, and the ushers are To- be
George Cram AEry, Of Newton Mass: Waite.
Sydney Dillon. of F>tchburr. Mass: 4 Karl
skinner of Keene y H.; Charles II. Brooks, of
Claremont. y. H. and James Vaughan. Of Chi
cago. all classmates Of Mr.. Hobart At Dart
mouth: Ralph Linden Pope. % Boston: Victor G.
HERMAN and Walter ". Hoffman. OF Brooklyn
The bridegroom elect is son of MI. and Mrs
James Frederick Hobart, Of Brooklyn.
Miss Mabel Terry. daughter of Nj. and Mrs
theodore J. Terry. of No. 432 quincy street,
and Rut!edge MacNary Howard. We're married
thursday evening. Il was a hOrle ceremony,
with the Rev. Dr. Luther r. Dyott officiating.
The bride was gowned in whire chiffon and lace.
ana carried white roses. The maid of honor.
Miss Irene TerT|, Wore a frOck of pale blue. and
carried pink roses DR.. Judson Clark HOLSTER.
Of Philadelphia, the best man The deco
rations were in pink and white.
Mrs. Berkeley Mostyn has announced the en-
NenS. 10 Steward Slossun son of Mrs. JolA
Steward Slosson, of No So Lexington avenue,
Manhattan. At the wedding in June Of Miss
Caroline Morgan and her brother Oscar Eyer
ton Stevens. the bride-eleCt was the maid OF
honor. and Mr.. SIosson was the best man Mis-
Stevens is the daughter of the late Alexander
II, Stevens. and a granddaughter of the late
DR.. Alexander Stevens and of the late Dr OC-
taVius O. White. She is sister Of Mrs Gilat
Ghegufere Schroeder. Mrs. Mostyn ana her
daughter al their summer home. Sea
Change, Far RockaWay.
Mr. and Mrs ]. G. Hcbb Of 40 12l5 Dor
chester Road Lane. announce the engagement cf
their daughter Miss Myra Lysle Held, TO Ernest
Lyman Mills
General and Mrs. George Wood Winsate gave
a house party over the Fourth at OrcstyZee.
their summer home at Twilight Park, IN tho
Catsk!lls. Among their guests were Mrs. Joseph
Ripley Noyes Miss MIRA Dillcy and Alexander
Macintosh.
other Brooklyn residents at Twilight Park are
Mrs. Charles Carroll Whitney and Miss Esther
Whitney: Mr.. and MIS-. Harrington Putnam.
who occupying the Hathaway cottage; Or.
and Mrs William Nathan Belchcr and Mrs,
Helen K. Sumner who have rented the Barcaloo
cottage; Mrs. Richard = Merritt Miss Lila Il.
Merritt and Miss Grace f. Merritt. who are ut
the Squirrel Inn; Mr.. ana Mrs, William Dawson
Gailard. Mrs. Francis T Underhill John 6.
Underhill. the Howard s. Randalls Miss Flor
ence c. Burke and James S. Burke
Mr.. and Mrs William rockingham Smith
have opened their summer home, OWentsia At
Arlington, Vt
The oscar NJ. Cregos are. as usual. spending
the summer AZ Bernardsville, \. J.
Mr.. and Mrs stowe Phelps nee Cat,in
who married July e, sailed for Bremen
Tuesday the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Among
the other passengers aboard were Mrs. Herman
Hagedorn. Herman HaSedorn, il, Bayard Sands
Litchfeld and Edward Van Wyck Iiussitcr and
Walter King Rosster. who are TO spend two
months motoring the Continent
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Ormsboe sailed for
Europe yesterday week on the Pennsylvania
Mrs Andrew Dougherty, who has been spend
ing several weeks al the Hotel AspiuWaI. LenoX.
will sail on Wednesday the Adriatic.
Herbert F. Tunnison and his son. Raymond.
sailed Thursday on the Auguste Victoria.
They Will join Colonel William Hester in CarIs-
bad, and will then make an automobile tour Of
the Continent and England.
Among the passengers on the Carpathia which
left port last Thursday week, We're Clarence ".
Walls, Of Garfield Place, and Miss Charlotte T.
Smith, OF Joralemon street.
Miss Mary Latin and Miss Ruth Latin were
the guests last week of their aunt. Mrs. ] Sperry
Kane. at the Post House. Quogue Long Island
They will spend the rest Of the summer with
their mother Mrs Homer A. Latin, at the
Rangely Lakes. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Dougherty. Miss Har-
riet J. Dougherty Mr.. and Mrs Peter Ccddes
and Miss Margaret Geddes are among the re-
cent arrivals at the United States Hotel, Sara
toga.
The William II. Thurstons will spend this
month at Sugar Loaf Mountain and go to the
Adirondacks for August and September.
Mrs. John Mason Knox. Miss Amy Reid Knox
and Miss Maria Knox are now at the Prospect
House. Shelter Island. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Erb Iya art una of ly-ho
also at this resort, doing considerable en-
tertainlng aboard their yacht, the Gimlet. The
Charles Budd Byrons, of Clinton avenue; Mrs.
Nathaniel s Corwln, Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Dett-
mer, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cooper, Rufus Scott,
jr., and Starr Gardiner Cooper are among the
BrOoklynites at Shelter Island.
Mr.. ard Mrs A. a. Low, A Augustus Low.
jr.. and Seth Low spending July at the Maid
stone Inn, EasthamptOn, Long Island. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stewart and Miss Edith Stewart
are TO spend the summer at the Osborne House.
Mr. end Mrs William Hardness are making
their annual sojourn at Lake Mohonk General
and Mrs. Horatio c. King. Mrs. Emile Barnes
Turner. Mrs. Hector Hall and Miss Sara L. Fal-
coner are also there. General King the
chief speaker at the Fourth Of July celebration.
Mrs. George w. Chlds. who makes her
home in Pasadena, Cal, is to spend July and
August at the Berkeley Waiontha. Rchheld
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs John 3. Ladd OF Henry street.
are to pass the summer with Mrs Sturgis Coffin
at Portledge. New Canaan, Conn.
Among The recent arrivals at the Kent House,
Greenwich, Conn, are Mrs John b. Woodward
and Miss Mary Woodward. of Henry street.
Mrs. William H Zieger, Of the Hotel Mar
garet IS at the Frontenac. Frontenac, y. Y
The STANLEY Palmer Jadwlns OF Washington
avenue. have closed their town house and are
at the Frontenac. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holla
man, OF President street. will as usual spend
August at the Frontonac.