New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Miss Hyde, -Four Times
a Champion, To Be Q.
F. Feitner's Bride.
DATE FOR WEDDING
NOT ANNOUNCED
Yale Man Is One of the Young
est Operators in Wall
Street.

Announcement Of the engagement OF
Miss Lillian Is. Hyde, four times metro
politan woman golf champion and one
of the best known woman golf players
in the country, to Quentin +. Feitner,
youthful Wall Street broker, was made
yesterday. The announcement wai
made by Mrs. Richard Hyde, mother OF
the golf champion, at her home in bay
Shore.
Mr. Feitner was graduated from Yale.
He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Feitner, 10 East Ninety-sixth Street.
The Hyde family lived at % Eighth
Avenue, Brooklyn, until year ago,
when they moved to their present home
in Bay Shore, Long Island. Miss Hyde,
who is daughter of the late Richard
Hyde, Is reputed 70 be one or the
longest drivers among women COLL
players. She has proved her ability
in numerous championship contests
throughout the country and has carried
numerous trophies to her Long Island
home.
Miss Rosetta Carson, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore Carson,
Will be married to Laurence Won Post
Schwab, son of the late Rev. Laurence
Henry Schwab, OF this city, on febru-
airy 2. The engagement Of the couple
was announced in October. Miss Car
son made her debut two years ago.
Mr. Schwab is member OF the Union
and Yale clubs.
Mrs. william A. Hunter, Of Devon,
Damn oratta a caoapfion yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. &. A. Cor
man, 226 Madison Avenue, to introduce
her daughter, Miss Irene Hunter. Miss
Adele Prindle, Miss Madeleine Dickey,
Hiss Frederick Bremen and Miss Char
lotte Riker, of New York, and Miss
Elizabeth Reed, Miss Edith Wall and
Miss Leonora Wall, of Philadelphia,
assisted in receiving. A dinner fol-
lowed, and later Mrs. Hunter took her
guests 10 see "Sybil,' at the Liberty
Theatre. The additional guests were
William A. Hunter, IT,, Lawrence Dick
ey, Hoyt Perry, Lucius Humphreys,
George Wells, Robert Bould, Charles
Webb and Edmund Hunter.
Mrs Robert c. Black, of Pelham
Manor, y. Y, and Mrs Frederick W.
Moss and Miss Moss. Of SO Remsen
Street. Brooklyn, who are spending the
winter at the Hotel Devon, 10 West
Tifty-hfth Street, gave the dansant
yesterday at Sherry's.
Mrs. Henry Stuart Fleming gave a
dinner last night at her home, East
Sixty-ffth Street, for Sir William
Mulock.
The Women's Auxiliary Of Union
Settlement will give ball on February
20 at the Plaza for the benefit OF the
settlement. On the board of managers
are Mrs. William Z. S. Griswold, Mrs
Henry p. Dawson, Mrs. George W
Perkins, Mrs. Thomas F. Satterthwaite
Mrs. James r. Sheffield, Mrs. Raymond
Hoagland and Mrs. Robert h. Tod.
A luncheon of thirty covers was
given Yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Frank J. Welsh. jr at her home, 3ls
Seventy eighth Street. Bay Ridge, toi
Miss Elizabeth Welsh, who is to be
come the bride of Or. Walter E. Carlir
on January 20.
In the receiving party besides Mrs
Welsh and her guest of honor, were
Miss Ann Coppineer, Miss Daisy Ward
Miss Irene Carlin and Miss Kathryn
Loverall.
The guests included Miss France;
Bremen, Miss Agnes Coppinger, Mis-:
Cecil Conklin, Miss Marie Conklin, Mrs
James Dunn, Miss julie Dunn, Miss
Anna Dunn, Miss Ella Ennis, Miss
Anna Pagan. Miss Fanny Gallagher
Hiss Marion Henry, Miss Title Keme
Their. Miss Anna Kennedy, Miss Grace
Nolan. Miss Fanny O'Brien, Miss Anna
Sassone, Miss Geneyieve Sassone. Mis-.
. Loretta Sassone, Mrs. VI. Eugen,
Saviss. Mrs. Allen Edward Shepard
Miss Helen Stack. Miss Florence Stack
Miss Irene Wafer. Mrs. James Sheehar
and Miss Elizabeth Welsh.