New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-23
People and Social Incidents

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Several weddings OF interest are schss.
uled for this week in town, among them
being that of Miss Madeleine Knowlton :,
John i. Cowdin tomorrow at the houss
OF her mother, Mrs ID. Henry Know,,on
No. l02 East 3Sth street Ii will be a ve-,
small and quiet affair and only relative.
and intimate friends will be present "A
the ceremony. There will be no attendants
The bride is sister OF Mrs. Allan Appla.
ton Robbins and Mrs j. Insley Blair
On the following day Mrs. Gustav Am.
slnck will be married to Hamilton Fish al
the home Of the BRIDE No. $40 Fifth ava,
nue.. This wedding also will be very small
and quiet, with only relatives and a few
intimate friends in attendance
The rooms will be decorated IN whi,s
and green Among those who will be pres.
tnt at the ceremony are Mr.. Fishs dauRh.
tiers, Mrs William Lawrence Breese. Of
California, and Mrs. John c. Cutler. n,
Boston, with their husbands, and Mist
Janet and Miss Helena Fish and his som
Hamilton Fish, jr., as we'll as his brother
Stuyvesant Fish, and Mrs. Fish.
Mrs. Amsinck's sister, Mrs. George n.
Schiefelin, and the latter's daughter. Mis-,
Dorothy Schieffelin, will also be preser,
at the ceremony. Mr.. Fish and his br,d.
will pass their honeymoon abroad, spend,
| ing most Of the time in Italy, where aha
has villa which she inherited from he,
second husband, the late Gustav Amsinck
Her first husband was the late James n,
Beekman.
On Thursday Miss Garcia Lawrencs
Churchill, niece Of Mrs. Henry Yates Sat-
terlee, will be married to George II. Rar
tholomew, in Calvary Church, Fourth ave-
nue. and 18th street. The bride, who will
be given away by her cousin, William II. I.
Lee, will have no attendants. William s,
Bartholomew will act as his brothers nesi
man, and the ushers Will be Frederic w,
Rhinelander. Robert e. Bartholomew. d,
G. Reese Satterlee, Alan Fox and L. Thr)oj
Geer.
Miss Anna Livingston Short, daughter Of
Mrs. Edward Lyman Short, will become tha
bride Of Charles II. Jones, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver Livingston Jones, on the sand
afternoon. in the Church of the Transfg,
uration. The bride, who will be given awas
by her brother, Livingston Short, will hayj
no attendants.
Edward r. Finch will act as best nam
and the ushers will be Harry H. HollistsS
j. Rich Steers. Roderick Wellman, Waltet
D. Clark, James Brown and Walter q
Whipple
The ceremony will be performed By Tho
brides uncle, the Rev. Charles Lancastei
Short, of All Saints Church, Worcester
Mass. assisted by the rector, the Rev. DR.,
George c. Houghton. A small reception viii
follow in the annex Of the metropolitan
Club
On Saturday. in st. Mays Church. IA
Tuxedo, Miss Anzonella Kane, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Grenville Kane will Do mari
ried TO Henry Lansing MoVickar, son al
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Goelet McVickaT. Tue
bride will have no attendants.
Mrs Frederic Nelson has arrived ID
town from Newport and is at the Plaza,
where she will remain until she sails fot
Europe on Thursday with her daughter
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Shepherd will
Sail lot EuEOpt OIl luCSNdS oiA bOoiu NV
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Announcement has been made OF the en-.
gagement of Miss Helen Cole Whitney,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Whit,
ney, formerly OF Boston, to George Gall
Bourne, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Il,
Bourne, OF this city and Oakdale, Long
Island Miss Whitney is now with hes
parents at their country place, Hedge Lee,
Vineyard Haven, Mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Stillman have
taken possession Of Mondanne. their placa
at Pleasantville, y. Y, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt viii
spend the summer at their place at sksne.
ateles, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Stevens Sands, who
are at their country place at Lehonou
Springs. y. Y, will go 20 Southampton,
Long Island, next month TO visit Mrs
ssnds's sister, Mrs. NJ. Sheldon Fuller.
The Count and Countess Szechenyt
sailed yesterday from England for New
York. On their arrival here they will 90
to Newport 10 spend part Of the summei
with Mrs. Vanderbilt at her villa there.
Mr. and Mrs. McDougall Hawkes., who
went abroad about six weeks ago, sailed
Yesterday for New York on board the Msu.
retanla.