New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-30

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father Judge William Mayo Atkinson. OF
Virginia, only relatives will be present at
the ceremony to be performed at o'clock
by the Rev. Milton L. Littefed OF the Bay
Ridge Presbyterian Church, at the home
of the brides mother Mrs. Philip MacKay,
No. 222 18th street. Bay Ridge. Miss Eliza
beth Wood MacKay Will be her sisters
maid OF honor and only attendant. and
Emmett futile, Of Manhattan. is to serve
as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Devereux Putnam and
Miss Kate Putnam are spending the sum-
mer at their country place. at Foxbdrg,
Penn. The portrait of Miss Putnam was
one OF the most generally admired in the
exhibition Of Howard Crosby Renwick at
the Pouch Gallery late in the spring. II
was praised by the art critics for its
strength Of execution and its brilliancy
and richness of color. The engagement or
Miss Putnam and Mr. Renwick was an
nounced a year ago
Mr. ard Mrs. Julius c. Herbert OF No.
673 Putnam avenue. have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Josie
Belle Herbert, TO William Cochran Kirk
patrick Miss Herbert was graduated from
Wellesley in 1905.
I Mr. and Mrs. George Trowbridge Rice
Of No. 1874 Lenox Road. Flatbush, have an
nounced the engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Maud Flower Rice, and Arthur Will
Jams Eichman, of Chicago. The Rices are
now at their country home at Woodmont'
Conn. Miss Rice is a sister Of Mrs stan
ton Higgins, who since her marriage makes
her home IN New Haven. 1t was while
visiting her she met Mr.. Eichman. who
was a classma,e Of Mr.. Higgins at Yale
Jolly little dinner for the younger set
at the Nassau Country Club last week was
that Mrs Francis L. Hine gave for her
son. F. Worthngton Hine. Among the
guests were Miss Gertrude Jennings, Miss
AIthea Glib, Miss Merrick Miss Eleanor
! Gates. Miss Louise Frank. Miss Mildred
Robb, Miss Warner, John Adams, Junius
Morgan. Truman Handy John Stearns' 3d.
Morley Queen and John Parsons.
Mrs. Horatio NJ Adams was also among
the dinner hostesses of the week at Glen
Cove.
Mrs. Melville II Bearns, who is spend
/ ing the summer at Westhampton. enter
tained at bridge on Thursday. on Wednes-
! day Mrs Edward was hostess at bridge
Her guests were Mrs. William Pohlman
( Pool Mrs Bearns. Mrs. Joseph B. Cousins.
! Mrs. william Wallace Marshall, Mrs
| William Fitch. Mrs Warren II. Jarvis,
Mrs Edwin Howell Sayre, Mrs. Henry Van
! Camper, Mrs. Thomas b Martin, Miss
Martin, Mrs Jesse Hopkins, Mrs. Henry
". Beebe. Mrs James Guthrie Shaw. Mrs
Eugene B. Reynolds. Mrs. g. l.. Hutch
ings. Mrs. William Fitch. Mrs William T.
| HAYWARD. Mrs Maillard NJ. Canda, Mrs
r. u. Miller. Mrs. Gilbert Tucker. Mrs. j.
NJ. stevens, Mrs. c. w Starkey, Mrs. Ar
thur Platt. Mrs Paul Bernard and Mrs.
Clinton Elliott
Mrs. William Hayward. of Sayville, gave
a luncheon and bridge Tuesday, 20 which
Mrs. Sayre. Mrs Canda and Mrs Lucken-
bach motored from Westhampton.
Mrs. Eugene Blackford is spending
| fortnight at Poland Springs, Me. Early
/ next month she will leave there to spend
/ month at Winter Harbor with her
daughter Mrs. f. Ward Olney
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G. Carman ar
rived at the United States Hotel. Sara
! toga, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Livingston and
John H. Livingston. who are spending
several weeks motoring. stopped at the
Griswold. New London. Conn. on Thurs
DAY.
Mrs. Camden c. Dixie. who passed the
early part Of the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Murray Boocock. at Watch Hill,
y Los RI
She was at the Criswold, New London,
on Thursday. She will spend August at
Biddeford, Ne Mrs. Booc0ck now has as
her guest her sister Mrs George c. T.
/ Williams. Of Hartford.
The Frederic &. PratJs sailed Wednes-
day on the Olympic. They have planned a
tour through England, Ireland and Scot
| land.
DIT and Mrs Thomas r. French are now
at the camp on Spitfre Lake, Paul Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs Freedom G. Smith are
travelling by motor with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ Hawxhurst. Of Chicago. They were at
the Hotel Elton, Waterbury, Conn, on
/ Thursday
/ Frederick p. Taylor was among the mo-
| florists at -, Mount Washington, Breton
! Woods y. H., on Thursday.
a party comprising Nj and Mrs Her
| bert Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. S. Richey
and George ". Hawkins stopped at the
/ O-te-sa-ga. Cooperstown, y. y, on Thurs
4 day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Roberts Justine
/ Hibbard) spent July at the Sea Cliff Inn.
} Manchester Mass.
/ Mrs. d. A. Van Ingon is visiting Miss
! Cornelia Rhodes at Profile. y. II.
/ Among the recent arrivals at Hyde Man
! or. Sudbury. Vt. are Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ormiston Calendar. Miss Ruth Calendar
/ Miss Louise Calendar, Mr.. and Mrs
: Charles Denny and Miss Alice Denny
/ Others IN the Brooklyn contingent At Sud
( bury are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sutphin
Miss Josephine Sutphin, Miss Dorothy
. sutphin, Mrs John H. RICHTER, the Misses
/ Fighter. Mrs Thomas s. Blankley and
Miss Cornelia Blankley.
/ The Rev. Or. and Mrs. Cleland b. Nc
1 Afee were the guests last week Of Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Boardman at Shelter
Island.
/ Mrs. william Nathan Belcher and Miss
Mildred Belcher are al Heaton Hall,
Stockbridge. Mass.
! Mr.. and Mrs Alexander VI. FOrman have
! been visiting Mrs Allan Forman at Cox's
/ Neck. Matttuck, Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Buren, Thaycr
will pass the remainder Of the summer
I and the early autumn at their country
home at BrOoksvaie. Conn