New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-02

,,.s A large reception will follow the ceremony
y Edgec9mbe The engagement % Guy Phelps
psseunced at Lucerne recently
,,.. rana Morton ana Mr.. seybel will be mar
>. his coming week very quietly at New Brigh-
ne e,aten Island. Miss Morton is the niece Of
.o '-s lanes Ruggles. Birney Baldwin and Mrs.
shaw Jones Her father was Washington Nor
- relative OF washington Irving. Miss Morton
ton Nan very successful with her lectures his
hs,., subjects at the Astoria each Lent. She
tories non 10 support herself and help her mother
os ,So he separation Of her parents. and her ef
foT's snoort Of many OF the fashionable women of
NsvY0TTkSn t emo edanferenoes Mr. seybet is Well
q - lawyer and member of several clubs. Mr..
knee Mrs seybel will so abroad after the wedding.
assessments have been many during the week.
- ~ the most interesting announced was that OF
.rss Maria Gray, the daughter of Winnie Gray.
. ..auHe'' Coster he is known Familiarity by
- set Of friends Miss Gray IS Of the clever
=. rs-s in New-York society. She inherits her
let's from her grandfather. the late William
-rr.vers She has as many quaint speeches and apt
,4tic,sms She has been passing the summer in
s-ovno-t Miss Gray, after the divorce Of her
.she- ana mother. lived with her father and re-
80 with him and her stepmother, who was Miss
--vlns5uysen at No. 1872 Madison-ave Her own
otber who afterward became Mrs. John Heck
her died last autumn. Billie Coster is about
.s-,v-sve Years old and until he became a little
--o,f OF very late years was extremely young IN
,nearance He is a member OF the Union and
carunet clubs. and has quite a reputation a
S+biete He belongs to the New-York Athletic
Cne. &ne Mrs Charles r FSoster. She was Miss
T T.mss His sister Miss Elsie Coster was married
= few years ago 10 Alfred Egmont Schermerhorn.
Mss Edith Knowlton. who is to he married TO
Arden Robbins, is a very pretty, girl She is the
Johnes she plays golf well, and is great favorte
brother Of Mrs; Van Rensselaer, Kennedy and Jul
nan Robbins. whose fame a raconteur is not
II,ssn Robbins is about thirty-two years old and
member Of the Metropolitan and Racquet clubs.
There was also announced the engagement Of
Miss Joanna Shepard. the daughter of Mr.. and
Ms Augustus D. Shepard to George Osborne
E5rht a member Of the Calumet Club Miss Shep-
arc lives with her parents at The Gables. Fam
yoo5 Y J. Her father IS brother of the late
roIonel Elliott F. Shepard, who married Miss Van
Se-bIlt Miss Shepard is a tall. handsome girl a
S,oT pastimes. She is ar only daughter. and has
received much attention in New-York society
-. .n,ns which come from abroad are bringing
ssch trip large passenger lists. Mrs Duncan Elliot
arrived in the middle of the week and went with
her childrtn to her Newport cottage. Regiaold
vanderbilt was on the ST Paul, which reached
Quarantine Friday night. He has been doing lit
Il. au;omobiling in France. and comes back to be
st Yale for the opening. He is at present visiting
his brother Alfred G. Vanderbilt. at Newport
Senator Depew. who arrived ~ the beginning OF
yefk
Mace Miss Pauldng They were the guests or
lanes stillrnan on his Yacht. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
stckney we're also OF the ST. Paul Ihey nave
had a long summer abroad. Nj. and MIS- REC r9
ytns arrived within the fortnight Mr.. ana Mrs Mrs.
oHautevile went 10 NeWpoIt. M. sL ~ +hotr
pms on near Paris Mrs Pierre Lorard. by the
W. has also been in the vicinity OF Parls htE-Il
taken the villa Of the Mafchioness OF AheleSey DIT
Versailles
There are stin quite number abroad. MI. tno
Mrs Frederick " Vanderbilt and Mr.. ana Mrs'
a.. ago Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt had taE2n
Tocms al the National et Lucerne from August l.
NJ and Mrs George peabody Wetmore and the
Misses wetzlore were at Homburg. LLOYD Warren
came ove- on the St Paul. His sister, Mrs Roo-
ert Goeet, IS cruising on the Mamma
Late travellers returning report having met Miss
Van yTart in the Austrian Tyrol and Miss De
Forest and Miss Calender at Baden-Baden. MT
and Mrs Henry Ridgeway and MI and Mrs John
Asunroe- with Mrs Munroe's daughter, Miss Hunt.
we're al Deauville, and Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend
77Tr5en At Dfnard Mrs. Griswold Gray and Mrs.
Tosenb Burden were at Houlgat and Mrs. William
burden was travelling in Germany Nj and MIS-;
Afxeies-Bains.
A small and interesting wedding took place yes
friday n Grace Church Chantry Broadway and
rer-h-s+ Miss Grace saltonstan Lee, the daugh-
ter of Mt. and Mrs. Charles Northam Lee, and
Frederick Allen Johnson. were married IN me
presence Of a few friends and relatives: a weo-
ding breakfast followed at the Holland House
The engagement Of Miss Alice Russell the older
Efster Of the Dowager Lady Lyon Playfalr, OF
England, TO z James Fitzgerald. has been an
nounced in Boston, and has created some COM
uent Il Is said that the bridegroom has money
and position. The bride-eect has been in Lonoon
great deal with her sister Their father vas tae
has been looked upon as a bachelor girl for
number Of years
Yesterday the second fox hunt Of the season. by
the Monmouth County hounds, took place at
Newport P. F Collier master Of the HOUNDS.
Among those who at the meet were Mrs
Adolph I.adenburg. Ralph Ellis. Miss Greta Pom
eroy, H. H Hunnewen. tr., Robert l. Gerry, Miss
Marion Fish, Miss Scott. Mr. and Mrs Herman
DnTyes and Mr.. and Mrs. T Sufern Taller A
bali viii Dc given on September Is for the farmers
and their families over whose grounds the MOUNDS