New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

John C. Gsedhin- Frank H. Walker. H Starr
Prince of Brooklyn, and William E Prince, of
Cleveland. served ushers. The ceremony was
performed at O'Clock by the Rev. st. Clair Hester.
and a small reception for relatives followed at
the Knowlton home No. SO Greene avenue Mrs
Knowlton goWaled in gray meteor crepe
The engagement is announced Of Miss Helen
c. Hodgskin. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs
James B, Hodgsl1n, Of Clinton street, TO Pay
master Baron Potter Du Bois, L. S. y, For sew
eral wears Miss Hodgskin has spent the greater
part of her time abroad, and only recently re-
turned from a trip around the world 1t is ex-
pected that the wedding will take place early In
the autumn Great Darlington, Mass, where T.
Elicit Hodgskin has his summer home
The wedding of Miss Alice Duryea Burnett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Burnett. of
No. 434 Putnam ave, took place Tuesday after
noon in St Georges Church. The Rev DR.. Win
field s. Baer oficiated. The brides only attendant
was little flower girl. Miss Anna ColIyer The
best man was William P. Davis, and the ushers
were Edward McConb, Of East Orange; Richard
Teaz, William Evans and George Kauer.
Sailing on the Amer1ka Thursday were Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Robinson Kennedy. Mrs. Elijah r.
Kennedy and Leonard Kennedy. They will visit
the Dalmatian coast, Montenegro and the Eastern
Balkans Elijah R. Kennedy, who sailed for
Europe about two months ago, will meet his family
at Cherbourg.
Others on the Amerika were General and Mrs.
Stewart L. woodford Mrs. jeremiah V. Meserole.
Mrs Cornelius Zabriske. Jacob ]. Bergen and
George S Coleman who will join Mrs. Coleman in
Paris.
Mr. and Mrs Edward 1. Horsman. who are tour
ing in the Packard car. registered at the Mathew
son Hotel. Narragansett Pier. an Thursday
Mrs Alfred Hoffman, Of Basle, Switzerland, is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Josiah T. Marsan at
Daybreak. Greens Farms. Conn. with whom she
made her home before her marriage several years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs Walter H Crittenden will spend
two months abroad this summer. They will sail
the end of this month
Mrs Walter X. Rossiter and Miss Marie L.
Rossiter will spend July and August at the Hotel
Mattaquasan Chatham, Mass. Miss Helen Ros-
sitter will visit her sister. Mrs. Peter Mac
Naughton. of Calumet, Mich.
Mrs William NJ Van Anden is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D. Raft Richardson of Morris
Plains, y. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Theodore Birge the latter
before her marriage fortnight ago Miss Margaret
Eevangeline Mulin. the Columbian. Alex
andria Bay, N Y last week
Howard s. FlckerSOn lett brooklyn last week
for six weeks trip through the Canadian Rockies
and California
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Seamans, accompanied
by Mrs Harry G. Barber and Mrs. T. H. Webster
are motoring In Connecticut Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
mans will go the White Mountains later.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Bassett sailed for
Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse on
Tuesday.
Among those who recently registered at the
Curtis House, in Lenox. Mr.. and Mrs. George
S)u Pont Pratt. Mrs. Alexander B. Trowbridse
and Mr. and Mrs Frederick Deming Sherman
Mrs Richard G. Hollaman and Richard Hola-
man are al the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach
Among the recent arrivals at the Goldwaithe Inn.
Bellport. Long Island. are Mrs Thomas A Eddy
ard Miss Eddy
Among those who recently left town Mr.. and
Mrs Henry w. Palmer. OF Clinton avenue. for
Lake Mohonk y. Y; Mrs. John Francis and DIR.
and Mrs William Harrison Price OF Seventh
nue for Shelter Island Heights; MIR. and Mrs. I'D
win NJ Keiser OF Carroll street, for Shelter Il land
Heights: Mr. and Mrs. Willard II. Platt, of Can
bridge Place for Shelter Island Heights; Mr.. and
Mrs Abraham Abraham of ST. Marks avenue.
for Thousand Islands; the Henry Anlys, of Car
roll street for Oceanic y. J.; Mr.. and Mrs Ste
ufen C;riswod OF President street. for the Oriental
Hotel Manhattan Beach; DIR. and Mrs. Nathan i.
Rrers Of Prospect Place, for the Post House.
Lang and Mrs. James Ray