New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-03

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deserted appearance of the fashionable streets on
Sunday also bears testimony to the exodus and 10
the beginning of house parties In the neighbOrhood
OF the Meadow Brook Hunt the Cedarhust IN
bv 1 beo az 6 er IN cSSnr pay Tas
yachting. golf and polo. There were house parties
Hone place an Hsmpstead; Mr. ara Mrs sidney II
smith Mr. ana Mrs Oliver r. p Belmont MI
and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay Mr.. and Mrs G. Al
Rennedy Mr. and Mrs. James l. Kernoehsa and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. tr-. also had
friends with them over the holiday.
The departures for foreign countries continued
Some OF those who sailed last week were Mrs
Brockholst Cutting William Cutting. jr.. Mr. and
Mrs Clarence NJ Hyde. Miss Clara Hyde Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick w RhineIander. Mrs. Edward Rem
shaw Jones. Miss Mabel Jones. Mrs Nathaniel "
intend to MAKE Coaching trip tRrough Franco Ti.e
W1n MI r and Mrs st0r-s Wells: the Rev De
Stokes. the Misses Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs David
Misses RipeJ Dr and AM Mrs r p ire
Miss Helen Durham, J. Fl. Beresford and Mr.. and
There were several engagements announced dur
Ing the week On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Clews made formal announcement OF the engage
ment Of their only daughter. Miss Elsie Clews. 10
Herbert Parsons OF John z. Parsons. the well
known lawyer. Miss Ciews. who Is the guest
of Mr. Parsons's sister at Lenox. IS a remarkably
talented young woman She was graduated from
CO4eSe IN the class or Losr, Win nonOrS
and subsequently took graduate and re-
ceived the degree of Pm. D. from Columbia Uni
versity. After this Miss C1ews established school
OF social science in Barnard College and delivered
a course OF lectures. She Is actively engaged IN
a large volume on The Development OF Public
Ed"cation In the Thirteen Colonies" This work
Lib-aries Of Columbia and Edinburgh universities
II has also been translated into German. Mr par
-: sons who Is lawyer was graduated from Yale
ers In several church associations. besides being
sion attached 10 the RTcL Pre sfqor OK I ems
The marriage. as already announced in The Trib-
and Mrs clews, The, Rocks. in ocean2ave.. New
port early In September. Soon after the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs Parsons will go abroad.
Another engagement announced was that OF Miss
Gertrude Minturn, eldest daughter OF Mrs. Robert
r. Minturn. of East Twenty-frst-st Gramercy
Park. to Amos r. Emo Pinchot son Of Mr. and
Mrs James W. Pinchot. of Gramercy Park and a
IS sister of Miss Mdred NinTHrn ava W l NJ
5saae Newton Phelps Stokes. Mr. Pinchot is a
set for the wedding.
Announcement was also made last week OF tia
engagement of Miss Emma Torrance Stone step
daughter of Mrs. George F. Stone OF Fair Cakes
Morristown. n. J., TO Walter Schuyler Kemeys.
a as son OF the late Walter Kemeys and nephew OF
miss MdaFgaret5s Corning Stone whose marriage
place on Wednesday Of this week in tb 20 F Sa9
Press1b ' CHURCH. Morristown; The wedding
before autumn
From Providence comes the announcement Of the
engagement OF Miss Charlotte Tflden, OF that cttv
to Colonel Anthony Dyer a son OF Governor Over
OF Rhode Island and brother Of Elisha Dyer. 1r..
or this city.
OF the many weddings announced for the present
week the most interesting to fashionable society will
be that of Miss Mary Croker daughter of the late
Charles F. Crocker. of San Francisco and niece of
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. Francis Burton Har-
rlson. son of Mr.. and Mrs Burton Harrison OF
this city, which will take place at 1880 o'clock on
Thursday in St Mary's Church. Just outside of the
entrance to Tuxedo Park 1t will be one of the
notable marriages of the month. and will doubtless
be one of the prettiest. the decorations in the
church and the villa OF Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
In Tuxedo Park. where the reception and wedding
breakfast to be held will be elaborate but in
good taste. A special train Will carry the invited
guests from this city to Tuxedo, and late in the az
VIII enter tie church and be given away by her
Ber sister Miss Jennie Croker: Miss HaT-
Charles & Rexand S4ggas Jean an Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid; Miss Susan Alexander
and niece Of Mr.. Alexander: Miss Mary Scott.
daughter OF Henry T. Scott and Miss Caroline
man will be Frank Lyon Polk. son of Dr. and Mrs
the 6ridegrooms brother Archibald G Harrison:
his cousins. Gouverneur Morris Albert Fairfax and
arrive from Europe on Wednesday; Frederic
dHauteyine. Allan Appleton Robbins Of this city.
ceremony will be performed BY the bridsgroou's
more. who will be assisted by the Rev George
Granville Merrill. rector of st. Mary's Church.
Several weddings CT interest. Including that Of
Miss Mai Rogers daughter OF Henry H. Rogers.
president of the Standard OIL Company. to Will
lam Robertson Coe. of this city. will take place
morrow. Miss Rogers's wedding will be small
one as her family IS In mourning only relatives
formal reception Will follow the ceremony
Another quiet wedding tomorrow afternoon Is
that of Mrs. Perry Adams. widow OF Clinton
Adams. of this city and formerly Miss Perry. oc
Norfolk. Va. TO Mitchell Depew. nephew OF SEN
ator Chauncey NJ. Depew, which will take place
at the home OF the bride. NJ. 100 West Seventy
sixth-st Only few friends outside OF the near
the Rutsers Presbyterian Church Mir Depew's
man The ushers viii be Frederick H SsmpIe
William Tanner. Courtlandt Taylor and George 5.
Weaver
Miss Grace Tulley. daughter Of John Norton
Tulley will be married DR.. Charles Ward
Champion at the home of her father. No. 211 East
One-hundred- thirtyfrst-st.. tomorrow after
noon. AS the 5ridegrooms family Is in mourning
THIS too, Will be a small wedding The Rev DR..
Will be followed by am informal reception The
Tulley.
The wedding OF Miss Florence Lucille Often
heimer TO William E. Jacobs will take place to-
mo G at the home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
There Will be many marriages on Tuesday. At
noon on that day Miss Edith 5 Dupgnac daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Frank J. Dupignac OF No. 80
West seventy-hrst-st.. win be married 10 Niorti-
Protestant Episcopal Church Maularoneck y Y
Eiea,nr 8IS 9tendant VIII be her sister MISS