New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31


The Rsv. DIR. George c. Houghton per-
formed the ceremony and the only other
persons present were two witnesses. The
engagement was announced In March, but
no date had been set for the wedding
After a short wedding trip MI and MIS-
Plumb will go 10 Islip for tho last Tort
night OF June. They will sail for Europe
early in July. 10 remain until September.
Announcement was made last Thursday
by Mrs Cornelius NJ Garrison, Of 80
Park av., OF the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Eulalia Garrison. to Ern-
est A. Bigelow, jr, son of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ernest A. Bigelow, OF l2O East 5sth st,
Miss Garrison is a niece of Clarence c.
Garrison, c. Blake Garrison and Of
Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson.
The engaaement was announced on FRI
day Of Miss Margaret Schuyler Williams.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Otis l.. Will
Jams. OF Staten Island, 10 Charles King,
son of the late Charles King, OF New
York Mr. King is member of the
Union Club and Of the Richmond County
Country Club. lie lives with his mother,
Waverley Place
Mr.. and Mrs Heth Lorton gave the
dsnsant yesterday at their country home,
Matoa, Garden City, Long Island. The
affair was chiefly for the younger set,
including young married couples. The
house was decorated with spring flowers
from the Mstoa gardens. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Rhinelander Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ganse
WORT Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +.
Lee Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II.
BSteson. Or. and Mrs, Robert {. Myles.
Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby W. Sharp. Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Bartholomew, Mr..
and Mrs. $. Herbert Mapes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter j. Hewlett. Mr.. and Mrs. John III.
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith F.
Montague MI. and Mrs. Alexander Won
Gontard. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Stuart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. simmons MIR. and
Mrs II. Schuyler Cammann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. Swan. Mr. and Mrs Edward
r. Finch. DIR. and Mrs. William w. Car
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jackson.
There were also present Miss Ethel Du
Bois. Miss Henrietta Hewlett. Miss Helen
c. Schler, Miss Frederica Carlotta Prem
tss. Miss Eleanor Lockwood. Miss Bessie
u. Jones' Miss Elose r. Bloodgood. Miss
Anna Herrick. Miss Resale ID. Floyd,
Miss Mary VI. Astranser. Miss Virginia
Schoonmaker. Miss Alice Riggs Hunt,
Miss Edith Johnson. Miss Priscilla Lock
wood. Miss Rosina e. Boardman, Miss
Katherine W. Satterlee. Miss Angelica
Schuyler Church, Miss Florence Harper
and the Misses Montague.
Also John Van s Bloodgood Charles
Carroll Goldsborough. George Bramwen,
Or. George Boiling Lee. +. Throop Geer,
Charles A. Coe, Charles NJ. Rleecker Ed
wards johnson. Augustus r. Wynkoop
Or. Catesby Jones. Emmett W Irving
Robert Hewlett Kenneth Boardman, Hop
per Lenox Mott Montague S. Tweedie,
Loyal Farragut. DR.. Egbert G. Rankin
Edward s Bentley, George Hunter Pass
more and Alexander y. orr, Jr
The Ladies Kennel Association Of
America will hold its twelfth annual show
at Mineola on Wednesday. Among those
who have entries arc Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. Mr.. aud Mrs Arthur
Scott Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. John Min
turn. Arthur Iselin, James A. Burden,
Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont ir.. Mrs.
Herbert NJ Hartman. Miss Anna SanGs.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Ambrose Clark. Robert
Goelet, Miss May n. Bird, Miss Maud and
Miss Marian Kennedy and John S. Phipps.
Trains will leave the PENNSYLVANIA sta
ton at SD and a. m, and the Flatbush
av. station. Brooklyn, at $50 and sos
and will have extra cars for the accom-
mediation of exhibitors with dogs in
leash. The train leaving Long Island
City at S;4s a. m. will have extra baggage
cars for dogs.
The first dog show of the Edgewood