New-York tribune., 1901-11-15
IN SOCIETY.

number of people went out yesterday a,t.-,,
to Summit. N. J.. by special cars on the s,.,O
train to attend the wedding of Miss Il,
Barry and George Dillwyn Cross at Calvary c,a e
Miss Anita de Barry was her sisters maid a, 80
while the bridesmaids were Miss Louise f,se- -,
Edith Beadeston. Miss Harriet Cross MIS- riss Miss
Stanton and Miss Marie Truslow. The best Iraee @
ward Van Ingen. Hector Thomas Arthur VSrs W Ed Ed
els John n Cross and Warner J. Steel The can
delphia. ard followed by a recepton N a. rna- ia
country place Of the parents Of the bride 81 Tue
Another wedding which took place YESTERDAY 49,,
OF which description will be found in the 81,
graphic dispatches. was that Of Miss Phyllis LAM
horne and Reginald Brooks, at Basic City "
Mrs. George Keppel whose husband is still =. .L
New-York Hospital. recovering from an attact -
typhoid fever is staying at Sherry's. v
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney Warren returned 70 +o,.
eric Nelson and her daughter Katherine have Hk.
wise come back to the city for the season. and are
at their house in Fifth-ave.
The Oranges are 20 have their horse show ~ ~
end of this month. 1t will take place at the Rid,r
and Driving Club. East Orange. November ~
% and 80 Ira Kipp. tr-. is chairman of the COM
mittee Of the club which has charge Of the ar
rangements.
Mrs Nicholas Fish who is spending the fan a.
evening
She will not return to town with Mr.. Fish until
after Thanksgiving
Mrs stuyvesant Fish. who has been spending
couple Of days in town. has returned her country
place at Garrsons. where she will have house
party for the week end.
Miss Della Gurnee resumed rer weekly recep-
tions yesterday afternoon at her house in Ffth-aye
The Rev. Dr. Greer rector Of St. Bartholomew's
has refused to allow his name to be presented al
the Springfield convention for the election Of
Bishop for Western Nassac chUsetts a piece Of news
which will give much satisfaction 70 mis- nany
friends in this city.
So many Of the fashionable set have their sum-
mer homes on Long Island. and spend the greater
part of the year there. that it may be OF IN
terest to state that the election of successor to
the late Bishop Littlejohn as Episcopal Diocesan
OF Long Island will be held on Wednesday next at
the Garden City Cathedral. 1t is said that strong
vote will be cast in favor Of the Rev ". r Hunt
ington the popular rector Of Grace Church in this
city
The flower show at the Berkeley Lyceum in West
Forty-fourth-st. continues TO attract large and
fashionable attendance and has indeed constituted
one OF the most popular meeting places OF society
in the present week As already stated in this COL
umn, chrysanthemurs take up the greater portion
Of the space
Professor and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn are giving
a series of house parties at their country hons at
GarrisonS.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Mary sey-
rnour Jewett. daughter of DR.. Edward HURT
Jewett professor in the General Theological Semi
nary Chelsea Square. to George Carey Of Bati-
more. Miss Jewett is a cousin Of Mrs Charles s
Fairchild and Mrs. Walter G. Oakman. and great
a graduate OF Johns Hopkins TJnfversitv and a
member OF the St Nicholas Club.