New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-08
Engagement Announced by
Her Brother-CeremOnv
This Autumn.
SANS EGAL CLUB
TO DANCE TO-DAY
Miss Mimi Scott Sails for Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. w. {. OS-
born TO Entertain.

Vel Nelson Hinckley, eldest son OF Sam
uci Parker Hincklcy. Of this city This Is
one Of the most notable engagements an
nounced in New York this season.
Miss Hamcrsley. who is about twenty
two years Of age. and her brother Gordon,
who is two wears her Junior, have been
the objects Of much public interest al
most since their births. They are chill
dren Of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Hooker
Hamerslcy They were left orphans at
tender ace and until they were fourteen
wears Of age We're kept I'm ignorance OF
the great wealth left 10 them by their
parents and 10y their cousin, the late
Louis G.. HamerSlcy.
Louis &. Hamcrsley. who died three
years before tho birth Of Gordon Ham
rrslev. left his rcsiduary estate 10 the
FIRST male issue Of the blood relatives His
Will was contested by William de la Poer
Peresrord son Of LILY Duchess Of MARI
borough. who was l.. G.. Hamersley's wife
AZ the time Of the making Of the will. by
decision Of the supreme Court last
June. however. Gordon Hamersley was
assured his right 30 his inheritance OF
Inc s7.CDoooo or more from his cousin Miss
IafnorlNo t. taIneISlfN hlop 4'NNi''N "
large amount under the Will.
Miss Hamersley and her bI other. who ~
sophomore at Harvard live at 1880 F1ftn
avenue 4 year ago Miss Hamersley
bought a large estate on the banks of the
Hudson AT Tarrytowu, where she and her
brother entertained extensively last sum
mer. The estate is known rs Nlmont'
and was owned formerly Boy Robert :.
Livingston
Miss Hamerslev was introduced to so
cietv four years ago AZ a large dance
given by her aunt. the late Mrs. Charles
j. Stickney She took part i'm the annual
performance Of the Junior League that
wear and since her debut has been enter
tanned extensively She is popular in So
cietv. takes an active interest in chart
table work and is an accomplished must
clan. She is 10 be one Of the bridesmaids
ri the wedding Of Miss Eleanor Living
ston Burriu 10 Francis O. French on
April q IN 81. Bartholomew Church.
Mr.. Hinckley. who lives with mis- mother
in Cedarhurst. Long Island, is q graduate
Of Harvard. and a member Of the Union
Rockaway Hunting and Harvard clpns'
He is a direct descendant Of Governor
Hinckley. one or the early Governors OF
Massachusetts. His mother was MISS
Resale Nelson, a sister OF the late FRED
eric Nelson and an aunt Of Mrs. Regi-
maid c. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Hollis II.
Hunnewed.
Mr.. Hinckley has two sisters. Mrs Cor
nelius W Wickersham and Mrs. Thomas
Resolved williams. and a brother, Julian
Hinckley. He is a Junior partner in the
brokerage house Of Burrill Sutt, .
Broad 81 The wedding will probably take
place in the autumn.
The Sans Egal Dancing Club met yes :
terday afternoon at the Gotham, and the
club will give another dance this after
noon. There will be no meeting on Good
Friday. The patronesses include Mrs.
Percy r. Turnure. Mrs. Delaney
NicoU, Mrs John Russell Pope. Mrs.
yorillard Spencer. Mrs. Lindsey Tappin,
Mrs Henry @. Trevor. Mrs. oliver Har-
Timan, Mrs Goelet Gallatn. Mrs. Dom
Barber. Mrs. William b. Dnsmore Mrs
Adrian Iselin, %. and Mrs w. Warner
Hoppin, jr.
Among the subscribers for these dances
are Mr. ad Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard'
:r. Mr and Mrs. Bradish J. Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs T. Roscoe Mathews, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Victor Onativia, Mr. and Mrs
Rowland Stebbins. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
J.. Tod. DIT and Mrs. Robert G. Myles.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIAne van Ingen, MI
and Mrs Adams Batcheller, Mr.. and Mrs.
j Kellogg Prentice. Miss Mary {. cum
mock Miss Nal Watson, Miss Z sc "a
dew, Miss Marie Taller. s. Bryce Wing.
W Russell Grace and John G.. Anderson.
Among those who sailed for Europe
yesterday on the Mauretania we're Miss
1.flrni Scott. She will remain abroad
about two months. Others were Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick W Whitridge, who will
tour ItaAy by automobile before going TO
England and Scotland; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
fam r. Croker. Lord Spencer Compton
and the Count and Countess Szechenyi.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Church Osborn
will entertain friends over the Easter
holidays at their home in Garrison, y. y.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Scott, OF -
Past 52d st. will open their home at
Eernpstead. Long Island. on Friday.
The Duke and Duchess OF Manchester
have returned from Asheviile. y. C.. and
ar. At the Plaza 20 remain until they
tai for England.
Mr. and Mrs Seymour L. Cromwell ar
rived in town yesterday from their place
~ Bernardsville. y. J. They are AT the
Hotel Plaza.
Mr. and Mrs Stuart Davis. Of Convent
-. J.. are AT the Hotel ST Regis TOT
few days.
Hr. and Mrs J. Sumner Draper MISS
Ruth Draper and Copeland Draper ar
rived In the city yesterday from Mhtoh'
Mass. They are At the Ritz-Carlton'
Mrs James Lowell Putnam, OF BOSTON,
- ~ the S. Regis for a short stay
Brr. Harry Payne whitney gave
luncheon yesterday at the Hotel BIZ
more.
Mrs Clarence q. Rice will give n Yea
this afternoon a. her home, NJ JrFIhs
Place, IN connection with her annual e'-
bitdtiOn 81 Egyptian blue and goih taDie
decoration. garden jars and other Weces
Of china from the DUrant kllns.
AT NEWPORT.