New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10

: iIlbSl Important IS lIldI OF MISS W ITlIISu
Busby and Morgan w. Daboll, of Plainf1e;d
N j. Miss Busby is the daughter of Mrs.
Leonora Joseph Busby, of Glen Cove, Long
Island. where some of the most representa-
tive people of the borough have their coun-
try places.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Hutchinson, of
No. 314 Clinton avenue. nave announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Flor
ence b Hutchinson, to Charles C. D. Colt,
of Scarsdale. y. Y. The Hutchinsons are
now at the Thousand Islands
| From Pittsburg comes word of the en-
gagement of Miss Elizabeth Hartman and
Joseph Roura, jr., second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Roura. of No. PA Jefferson
avenue The announcement Will be of ex-
ceptional interest to the Spanish contingent
In New York, with which the Rouras are in
timately identified. Despite Mr.. Roura' &
large law practice, he is obliged to spend
part of each year in Cuba, where he has ex-
tensive plantations. His sons fiancee is the
/ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daira
da5man, of Heberton Heights, P1ttspurs.
| The formal announcement of the engage
ment was made at a luncheon given by Mrs.
| Harvey Buchanan Chess, jr. Mr.. Roura,
tr., is a granddaughter of the late Judge
/ Fancher, of New York The wedding will
! probably take place in the early fall
An engagement which has caused no end
| of pleasant comment among the young peo-
pie on the Park Slope and Hill is that Of
/ Miss Irene Belle Siebert, daughter of Will
/ lam Siebert of No. 1S6 Park Place. and
Walter H Miller, Of Manhattan. Miss Sic
bert's fance is an all round athlete and
prominent in athletic circles around New
York. He is an oarsman, and member of
/ the ATLANTA Yacht Club
Mr. and Mrs George D Russell, of No.
/ PA Carlton avenue, have announced the en-
gagenlent of their daughter, Miss Helen NJ
| Russell. 10 J. Fred Alsgood, son of Mrs.
/ John NJ Alsgood, of No. 113 Park Place.
Many persons prominent in educational
/ circles were present at the wedding on
Wednesday morning of Miss Lolabel House
and Robert Anderson Hall, a professor in
the University of North Carolina The
ceremony was performed in the Parkside
/ Presbyterian Church, Flatbush, by the rec
! tor, the Rev ]. D. Long. The bride was
attended by Mrs Jack Caruthers and
/ Miss Grace Loehr. John Randolph was the
/ best man. and the ushers were Morse S. Al
! len ana WI w TEIlCH. MISS t1OuSC
has been living n Flatbush with her mother,
/ Mrs. " Durham House, but came originally
/ from Waco, Tex. She studied at the princi-
/ pal educational institutions in the South
and took her degrees at the Southern and
| Western universities. About ten years ago
she came to Erasmus Hall as a professor OF
English, but for the last year has been Il
/ member of the faculty at the Berkeley. Dr..
and Mrs. Hall are now in the Catskills, but
will make their home at Chapel Eil! N c.
! OF interest to much the same coterie as
was the marriage Of Miss House and DR.. Hall
. is the announcement of the engagement OF
| Miss Catherine Campbell and Frank D. Ed
| gell Mr.. Edgell is an Amherst man, and
has been professor of mathematics at
Erasmus Hall practically since the school
was started fifteen years ago. He has
always given much of his time to the ath-
Ietics in the school. Miss Campbell is the
physical culture teacher there.
/ Following close upon the announcement
J of the engagement of Miss Marion Hay Cook
and the Rev. Theodore Andrews is the news
that the wedding viii take place on Tuesday,
/ September s, which is also the wedding an
niversary of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
| W. Z. Cook. The ceremony will take place
at the Episcopal Church at Monroe, Orange
County, y. Y, where the Cooks have their
summer home. The Rev. W. I Baer rec
tor Of St Georges Church. will officiate.
| Miss Marguerite Cook will be her sister 4
maid Of honor. The Rev. Mr.. Andrews is
a Yale man. and is in charge of the five
mission churches at Franklin, y. c., where
he viii take his bride TO live.
ToJ,,, Io,r-c-nr IoI,n-e,, Consul General ~
the Netherlands in New York. is spending
the summer with his son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson Gaillard,
at Fishers Island.
Mrs Horatio Morton Adams entertained
a small house party over the Fourth for
her daughters. The Misses Ethel j and Jean
d. Adams. at Appledore. their summer place
/ at Glen Cove Long Island Her guests
We're Miss Marion Lasell, of Whitinsyille,
Mass. Robert Gair, jr,. the fiance of Miss
Jean Adams; Charles Melville Bull. jr.. and
! Chester Van TasseI.
Miss Adele Bull. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles VI. Bull had as her guests
at Karlsruhe Newport, over the holiday
Miss Winifred Tate, Alexander Gale James
Gill and 7. Shepard Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. John Somers Curtiss, who
since their marriage last fall have been
living in New Mexico, are now visiting Mrs.
Curtiss's mother, Mrs. Augustus V. March-
wald. at Westhanpton Beach, Long Island.
Mrs Edward R Cuff is spending fort
night with her mother, Mrs. Frank W. Nix.
! at Shelter Island Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Winans Freeman ar
taking a fortnignt's trip through the Mus
koka Lakes Canada, en- route to Toronto,
where Mr.. Freeman, as president of the
National Electric Light Association, will
make an address at the annual convention
of the Canadian Electrical Association.
! Mrs. Richard Merritt and the Misses Aler-
rift who spent the early summer at Lake
! Mohonk, y. Y, are now at the Squirrel Inn,
Twilight Park. N Y.
Judge and Mrs. Josiah T. Mareau were
among the motorists registered at the Equi-
nox House, Manchester Vt, On Thursday.
Mrs. Homer A. Latin and the Misses
Latin left the Post House, Quogue, last
week for Lake Placid, where they will pass
The remainder Of July and August.
| DR. and Mrs. Frank Longenecl8er and
Miss Anna Longenecker left last week fo.'
Shelter Island.
Mrs. AdeIaioe c. Westlake has with aer
/ At her cottage It Shelter Island her so--irl-