New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
a.F. OSBORN, R., TO.
We'd MISS LAMOND
Marriage Announced for
Autumn, but Date Has
Not Been Set.
RRIDE- TO-BE IS
NOW IN EUROPE
ca. Made Her Debut in New
York Two Seasons
Ago.

A. and Mrs. F. F. Lsmond, Of II
g., 10th st.. have announced the en-
.-,,,,pt Of their daughter, Miss Mar
-. Mary LamOnd, to Henry Fairfield
o.,orn. jr.. son Of Professor and Mrs.
o. Fairfield Osborn. Miss Lsmond
-. her debut in New York two sea-
- go She and her parents are
,eW IN Europe. -
n, Osborn was graduated from
p.;neeton University in 1909 ana men
..n5isd for q wear AZ Cambridge I'm.
ss,s;.v Fnrland. He has just returned
49,, snroad He is 8 brother Of MISS
1oscnhine Osborn and A. Perry OSBORN
ard a nephew Of Nilliam NhU''"
osborn. -. - Tho
The wedding will take place m tae
autumn, but no definite arrangements
have been made as yet.
Ar and Mrs Harold Chsfee McCol-
an. the latter before her marriage
Marion VI. Ewing, are RECEIVING con
calculations on the birth OF !helr
'scond son Al Seabright. \. D.. Nhere
,bey and Dr. and Mrs. William AieNsh-
der Ewing have cottage
c,unt and Countess Anton Sigray,
IA spcnt a short time Sc Newport
,sd IN the West, hsve returned 70
New York, and are at the PlaEs 10
remsin until they sail in few days
<sr Hungary.
NJ. and Mrs. Walter Gurnee and
Mss Bel Gurnee, who are spending
Inc sumner az Bar Hsrbor, viii go TO
Westbury, Long Island, for the fall.
NJ and Mrs. Charles d. Dickey, on
their arrival from Europe next week,
viii 20 70 Northeast Hsrbor, Me, 70
rersin until the fall, when they will
70 70 their country place at Hunts
Point, y. y.
Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy,
Mss Maud and Miss Marian Kennedy
viii leave their country place st Hemp
stead to-day and go 70 Bar Hsrbor, TO
remain until Labor Day.
John D. Crimmins. Miss Mercedes
and Miss Evelyn Crimmins have gone
70 Saratoga Springs, y. Y, for short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Starr Miller and
heir daughter, Miss Edith Starr Mil
Ter. who have been abroad since March,
Will return 10 this country next week
and 20 20 Newport, where they will
oeeupy their villa on Ocean av. for
he remainder Of the season.
~ - A. Co. ALL. nw.-z.t
ard Miss Pauline Mallet-Prevost are at
lsskson, y. H., 70 remain until Labor
Day
Nr. and Mrs. Augustus d. Shepard
arc at their camp At Moosehead Lake,
Old Forge, y. Y. where they will stay
Brtil early in September.
Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt, who was
q the Plaza for several days, has re-
tuned to her place at Oyster Bay.
M. and Mrs Stuart Duncan, after
they close their Newport villa, early II
he fall, will 60 abroad for severa
stsks
Mrs. Frank .Wiborg and Miss Sarah
EEe NlaEN anu MISS OAHH v 49, . -
beokcd 10 sail from England for New
York to-day on the Msuretania.
Nr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor hsv,
ri Newport on their yacht Noms TO
Bar Harbor. They will return 70 thu
Rode Island resort the first Of thu
vssk. They expect TO sail for Europe
q the end Of this month.
Nr. and Mrs Owen McGivney, of rs!
Vest End av, have announced the en-
ngement Of their daughter, Miss Ag
RS Marguerite Mckinney, TO lgnstiui
u Wilkinson, lawyer Of this city
They wedding will take place in thu
early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrenc,
Green gave small dinner last nigh
q the Plaza.
M. and Mrs. Thomas b. Clifford, o
Il East SD ST., who spent the earl.
sunmer al Red Top, their countr.
place IN West Chester, Penn, will leav
there to-day for Bar Harbor, wher
they viii remain until Labor Day.