New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
7pFNTNc= On SVJMnqER HOMES NOW UNDER WAY
ENGAGEMENTS OF In
terest to Society
Are Announced.

terest to Society
Are Announced.
and Mrs. Frederick III. Brooks, will be-
come the bride OF A. Tingley Wall. jr..
of Providence. r. I. Mrs. Frederick y.
Read, Of Providence. a sister Of the bride
groom, will be the matron OF honor. and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth
Thatcher, Miss Eleanor Marshall. Miss
lesson Thayer Miss Elizabeth s. Kan
dali and Miss Ruth Blackford. OF Brook
lyn. Thomas Armstrong. of Texas, VIII
serve Mr.. Wall as best man. and the
ushers will be Winthrop ii. Brooks
brother Of the bride: Louis c. Madeira
Sd, OF Philadelphia: Frederick b. Read
Herbert l.. Fenner and T.. Harris HOW
ard, jr., all OF Providence. and nve OF
Mr.. Wallis classmates at Princeton
Gray Bryan. Robert s. Fitz Randolph.
+. Nelson Bolton. Frederick w. Gardner
and Frank II. Winants.
Following the ceremony there VIII ne
a reception at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Brooks. 81 West sd ST. Mr.. Wall will
give his fare we'll bachelor dinner on June
10 at the Cottage Club. Princeton
Society in New York Is interested In
the announcement made last Tuesday IN
Boston OF the engagement OF Miss Mary
Josephine Amory, only daughter OF Fran
els l. Amory. to Fulton Cutting, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting, OF "a
East 9th ST. Miss Amory is member
OF the Chiffon and Vincent clubs OF Bos-
ton. Mr. Cutting was graduated from
Harvard in 1909. and is a member OF the
Union and Racquet and Tennis clubs
The wedding will probably take place
next month at Beverly Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Newton Gum, OF
$50 Seventh av., have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Catn-
crime Gum, a debutante of last winter
TO Frederick Gerdes Hostetter, OF Broad
Run. Va. Mr.. Hostetter is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. d. Herbert Hostetter, OF Pitts
burgb. and a cousin f.Miss Greta Hos
letter, whose engagement to Glenn Stew
ard. Of Pittsburgh, was recently an
nounced. Both the Gum and Hostetter
families have country places at Beverly
Farms. Mass. where the couple met
few years ago.
The annual garden party for the beneht
Of the Army Relief Society. Will be held
on Thursday at Governors Island. ana
MANY interesting attractions have been
arranged for the day One Of them Will
be the demolition OF an airship by Major
Theodore II. Bridgeman. who will ny
down the Hudson with Captain j. Will
lam Hazelton. Of the lst Provisional Aero
SQUADRON bearing a bomb invented by
Lieutenant Steinmetz, of the aviation
corps. A kite feet by 9 feet VIII noat
about 500 feet above the island, and this
will be attacked by the airmen. Inc
bomb weighs six pounds. and is attached
10 a fine piano wire 1000 feet In length
wound on a reel fastened to the aero
plane. One end OF the bomb has SNORT
sharp hooks. The aeroplsne, putting on
full speed, will rise above the Kite, ana
the wire on the reel will be let out, with
the bomb attached, the hooks on the lat
ter graphing the enemy's aeroplane Uhe
kite, and exploding the bomb.
Other attractions will be dancing. mill
tary events and dress parade by the th
Regiment An army supper will be served
in the evening. and there Will be dancing
afterward.
The garden party committee consists OF
Miss Harriet s. Center. chairman; MIS-
Oliver b. Budgeman, Mrs. Fabius NJ.
Clarke. Mrs. John S. Mallery. Mrs. Ste
phen c. Mills, Mrs. Gordon Heiner ana
Mrs. Grin b. Mtcham. Among those who
will assist Brigadier General and Mrs
Robert II. Evans 10 receive at their
homes are Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont, Gen
eral and Mrs. Charles +. Roe. Miss llar-
riet Center, Brigader General and Mrs.
Robert II. Evans. Colonel and Mrs. Ball
ey. Fort Totten; Colonel and Mrs John .
NIallerv. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
William G. HAN, Colonel and Mrs. Ste
phen c. Mills and Colonel and Mrs. Rog-
ers Rirnie. In case of Indictment weather
the home of General and Mrs. Evans ana
the Officers Club will be thrown open to
the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Francis Hyde VIII san
for Europe next Tuesday on board the
Mauritania They will be abroad ior
eight weeks. and on their return VIII go
TO Greenwich. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Haven will 90
TO RidgeAeid, Conn. this week for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman'
who are at French Lick Springs. will re-
turn to New York tho early part or next
month.
Justice and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott Will
sail for Europe on July /.
Mrs d. Henry Knowlton sailed for bu-
rope yesterday and will remain abroad
for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ia Tiffany nave
gone to oyster Bay. Long Island. for the
summer.
GENERAL SOCIAL NOTES
June Weddings Of Interest to
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