New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
RELATING TO SOCIETY

Wedding bells chimed merriIy throrvh
day yesterday both in New-York and IN 49,. ,aa
urbs- Among the principal weddings in to SUD
that OF Miss Frances Ogden. daughter of NJ as %
Mrs Jonathan Ogden, TO Joel Mott Allen :. an an
Church Of the Ascension. yesterday ar an : e'e
the ceremony being performed by Bishon p o. ih'
who is cousin of the bridegroom Tn 1as1'
brother Edward oficiated as his best ma, S
his ushers We're Augustus Davies Carl = Nc
Charles Wisner and Rufus r. Graves Tbs- Ut Ut
no bridesmaids. The maid of honor was Miss -
Craven de Kay. The brides dress was Of whs.s
orocaded crepe de chine trimmed with point Ise Iaae
and train. The veil was likewise of pont Ia ssrr
tened with orange blossoms. Miss De Kay's rroSs 1Ss
ecru lace, while her hat was OF pink ehiTo09' 0'
at the ceremony e weTe Mrs sSaesy 'ssse % present
Misses Sarah and Virginia Potter. Harry Par;s5s is
Robert Goelet and Miss Goelst Mr. and Mrs Mrs AEs rs
mar %aId NJ r Potter MT r. and Mrs ~ y Kennedy Tod Mr.
Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carey. Mrs FrsS
Fisda Fish. '000''ose ana MI ana MIS- s'uyvesant
Another marriage was that at Paterson " J. a,
Miss Eleanor Goodwin Dodge to Robert Repn,s
Atterhury. OF this city, The bridegroom is a mem
Der OF the Calumet Club.
DR.. Won Holleben. the German Amoassado- to N.
United States after recovering his health al Carts,
bad. has arrived at Berlin on his way back "a
Washington. 1t had been generally understood ,h,,
he would not return. and the news that he hto
of the Kaiser gives widespread satisfaction as he
has managed to win much popularity in this cOua
try.
William NJ. V. Hoffman. whose eye injured
so severely several weeks ago while driving IA
slowly recovering. He will regain his entire sight
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman at their cottage a,
Tuxedo, and expect TO remain there until late IN
November.
Mrs Francis ormond French has arrived In town
for the winter from Newport.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Mary
Bornson Belknap to DIR. d. Murphy. Miss Beknap
is a sister of Mrs. Robert McAlHster Lloyd, and Of
Waldron Phoenix Belknap, who married Miss Rae
Hutchlngs Mrs. Robert Belknap. mother Of Miss
Mary Belknap. a Miss Remsen-
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Robinson are taking a
coaching party through the Orange Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs William Gray Park have removed
from No. AZ Fifth-ave- to No IS East Seventy
fourth-st.
IT is at Morris County Club. instead OF Batusrol
that the match for the championship of the
Woman's Golf Association will be played to-mor-
row. Miss Geneyieve Hecker leads the Essex
County team, and Mrs. z. A. Manice the Baltusrol
combination.
Mrs. Augustus Kountze has returned to town.
and is at her house in Madison-ave.
Mrs. Levi p. Morton and her daughter Mary.
who were 70 have returned this week from Eu-
rope. have postp led their departure for home for
fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs Maitland Armstrong have leased
No. 1856 East Thirty hfth-st, for the winter Mrs.
Armstrong was Miss Gwendolin King.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Rogers are giving a
series Of house parties at their country place at
Hyde Park the Hudson.
The hunting set found plenty OF entertainment
provided for 1t yesterday. There were meets Of
the Meadow Brook Club at the Bulls @ Heed a Hotel e
the Goshen Kennels at 80 o'clock
Typhoid fever appears to be prevalent. A num-
her OF we'll known members of the fashionable set
are suffering therefrom. Among the victims Is
Mrs Lawrence Waterbury. who is i'll at the West
Thfrty-seventh-st. house Of her mother, Mrs VAL
entine c. Hall The fever developed while Mrs.
Waterbury was travelling with Mr. and Mrs
George j. Gould out West. and she was brought
back here In special train rrOm SAT- Lake CIty.
Her condition is not regarded as serious GeorgS5
Kennel who Is confined in the New-GOrk Hosptal
with the same rnalady. is recovering. His VIE,
who reached London. after a prolonged stay mere,
week ago. sailed yesterday rom iesrpooa I Lss "a
back TO health.
The Countess de Castelmenardo, who VIII De re-
nnemhered as Miss Edith Van Buren,, sailed yester-
dav for Europe with her husband on the Deutsch-
land. after a prolonged stay in this country. Ine
mother of the countess. Mrs. Thomas B. van
buren, died last January, and the settlement Of
time Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Audenr1ed, Mrs
Reeve Merritt apd James "A. HooseVe4t HAe"-7
sailed yesterday On the Deutschland
Mr.. and Mrs. John B Duer are staying with Nj
- ,rrs Smith Eadden at Hempstead.