New-York tribune., 1900-09-02

and yet fer magnaosnce and grandeur 6 It as sn
the peouiiar ana dstingushing feature Of the affair
and what IL may have lacked IN the W5y s,dor oi
being much along the line Of the oldtime balls OF
decade or more ago
THE SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.
The September weddings do not promise TO be
great affairs from a social point of view Iha' Oh
Miss Clews and Mr.. Parsons to-day was an un-
usually quiet home ceremony for bride as proIhi-
nent socially as is Miss Cews. attended by little
Of the dsRay AND Ss flew IS ns ao
ciety wedding The marriage OF M Miss SIa 1t more @ne
6aw Sfe o eG spa9 in the 6my mGpta few
the family and immediate friends having been MS IS-
ber viii be present the weddine breakfast ,asa and
reoeptSn which will & follow th al SEfnh CYs Lawn
The Earl OF Yarmouth and his thsatriea eo ssn
SON at the Casino Theatre by giving two entertain-
ments early this month for the benefit OF eT MeT IN
two acts. entitled Morocco Bound, with an ela6o-
rate chorus and a number OF local singers III 'ne
Dinners this week haye been giVen Sy rs MFs Elisha ia
Dyer, jr, Mrs. ]. D. F. LaneT Julian Potter MT5 r
RIbo1 PsTI9n TTS II Ms r pyea 6qye Ms Ogden Nils Mrs
J. Hude Beekman. Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard Mrs
Saeisn WieS 'iss HsassiH & MIS- E6TdEe Gerry Mrs
George Hoffman. Alfred g ManderSie' Mrs SiaTence PS
Mrs we srahs ss Bh pHa Mrs
Mrs Miii1% aeorss rssf Ps Forest Hush Bcksy
Mrs TRsoaoFs s%on mrs ~ Q PAYS Bsmen, MIS- r
TFench T5srsr MRS MRS a. KING snT Mrs ogden Goeiet J.
Lawrence Van Allen, Mrs g. Won l. Meyer MIS-; A
cass Garfield Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll ana mrs
Among those entertaining at Luncheon % were
Mills Hollis H. HqnneweiI. jr and an, Mrs j. F. F. Psr ebTe
musicals and receptions.
GUESTS AT COTTAGES AND HOTELS,
Arrivals for the week include Schuyler Montgom-
cry Roosevelt. Lous Brugiere, T. Sanford Beatty,
Joseph S. Stevens and Captain Robey D. Evans
q. s. N
Courtland Palmer has been the guest Of Almerc
Hugh Paget; Edgar F. willard; Of Robert IT. b sedg-
% w Mis- souFe RadE9k ookrSh 9r of Mr. and Mrs Io S
Bryce: Mr.. Blanchard and Miss BlanchaTd; OF Mr;
Mr. Mr. and t Mrs ttsn james HIDE beeEman Miss Phyllis
d I anS r n Ts Sheldon a. ana
he New Gins Iots during ,oyf the week Il have agd
ffa Mrs. ssiee Charles Pratt Mr. and Mrs Dodge:
M6rgan M6 and J. nFf wane4 MaFfP T. T. t5e cSwdn fF Mrs
Hamlin, Mrs: Albert Young; E. L. M RantouL n. r Z.
H9eT WateTSary RoEss BaF MI Mr. @aa and MRS William
Morse Mr. and Mrs Marshall IA Ayges and and 4 MrJ J.
E. r. Fiske and C. A, Tinker, of Brooklyn: VIII,
P 1m FaIFs RaPh Rras III chicago M nd
Miller and Mrs. F L. CLARK of Pttsburg Haroldo
Bueho.s taS. AyFeS; l. A Grossett F c, BFIei,
Chandler Mrs John cogs drso Mrs. H. F. R6stnn RAdatms
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Marshall of Philadelphia: Mr..
= l.
Frederick Hornbeck, of Kansas City: W; P.
Ramsey of Dayton, Ohio; Mr.. w. F. Shepherd,
NATL Mrs. James Leighton, of Baltimore: Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Owen. Of Washington; Miss D. Main.
Mrs. H. Conant and Mrs George H. Lewis, OF
The continued absence Of Mrs Cornelius Wander
bilt and her family in Europe Is taken as an indi-
Vanderbilt, and Miss Elsie French is not to take
place here this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswold Haven Will re-
main at their cottage, in Narragansett-ave, until
late next week. going then to their country place
Mrs Isaac Bell. tE: will close her cottage tg next
Jesup have already closed their cottage. owing to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parish, jr.. to
from their country home, at Orange. N. j.. for
Parish's mother, Mrs. E. Livingston Ludlow. on
Halidon HILL
more for visit to her sister Mrs. George w. Van
a fshing and shooting trip in Canada
Mr.. and Mrs: Oliver Hartman, II, who have
been visiting Mr and Mrs. George B. De Forest.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Breese.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, with his son and his niece
Miss Paulding, is expected here for the Horse
Show, Mr.. Depew being among the first TO take a
box.
Mrs. Brockholst Cutting and her son. William
Cutting, jr., upon their arrival in New-York from
abroad, where they had been spending the greater
Wee Bush their Reuevue-ave. cottage where they
will remain until November Mrs. J. A Bostwick
who has been occupying Wee Bush, viii shortly
In addition 10 the j. De Forest Dauielson rental
of the Swift cottage, in Relevue-ave, the first for
the Hoffman cottage, IN Bellevue-aye, near
! Bailey's Beach, and Joseph Hartman the Dres-
Professor A. Wlsner. OF New-York. has begun
| his annual series of French conversations at the
at the homes of Mrs. William Astor and Mrs r.
H. L Goddard.