New-York tribune., 1901-05-01
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

Yesterday was essentially day of weddings. and
the marriage chimes were ringing merry through
out the afternoon. Among the more notable we'd
dings were those OF Miss Susan VI. Dmock daugh-
ter Of Henry F. Dinock, Cary Talbot Hutchn-
Livingston Delafieid to Frederick W IopEfeIloW
2, kinsnan Of the famous poet and of Miss Mabel
Huntington, 10 the Rev. Alexander Bostwick In
ting ir Of this city and LADY sybii Cne 9asb
ter OF the present Earl and Countess OF Desart
Inasmuch there appears to be a good deal Of
speculation 10 the rank which w Bayard Cut
tings bride will occupy. il may be well to say
that the title of Lady" prefxed to her Christian
name. which she has borne since her father sue
ceeded few years ago The peerage of his elder
brother is not one Of law. but merely Of courtesy
II Is an accepted in English society TO accord
this prefix Of Lady 10 the Christian names
the daughters Of dukes, marquises and earls But
they have legal right thereto. and are not styled
thus in legal or official documents. BY marrying
her English nationality, and becomes an American
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In spite Of this she will always remain the
daughter of British earl. and entitled IN Eng
land 10 the precedence as such. while English So
ciety Will doubtless continue accord TO her hence
forth by courtesy the same title which she has
enjoyed until now. IN England she Will be desig-
mated. irrespective OF her newly acquired Ameri-
can citizenship Lady Sybil Cutting. Whether
not she will he known such here depends
good deal upon the question whether or not fash
ionable New-York will be willing 10 concede 10
her the title OF courtesy that is accorded TO
self VIII be willing 10 retain it, New-York society
is so cosmopolitan and its relations with the world
OF Mayfair extensive and intimate that IL is
cuttings bride stvIes berseIf Mrs % tt, @ ~ % %
sybil Cutting she will be addressed here by the
latter name by those who are accustomed Eng
two other daughters Of English ears now living in
this country as wives of American citizens. and
courtesy title OF Lady prenxed to- their Christian
names. which they had prior to thfr marriage.
Miss Susan VI. Dimock's marriage 10 Cary T
Hutchinson was celebrated at noon at the East
sixtieth-st. home Of her parents Mr. and Mrs
Henry F. Dimock. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Arthur II. Judge of St Matthew's
Church, in Eighty-fourth-st There were no brides
maids. although the bridegroom was attended by
his brother, Christie Hutchinson. as best man The
tired In a white satin dress trimmed with some
beautiful old lace; while her mother. Mrs Dimock
wore worth toilette of blue covered with white
lace.
The ceremony followed by a receptIon which
was largely attended. Among those present were
ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland Mrs Edward
Isham, tr Mrs Charles T. Barney and Miss Helen
T. Barney. Ashbel H. Barney. Mr. and Mrs James
". Pinchot, William Milne GrinneI John Sloane
Mrs. c. B. Alexander. Mrs J. Frederick Piersoa
Mrs. Frederick J. De Peyster. Miss Helen Dc
Peyster. Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge Mrs. Burton
Van Nest, The newly married couple will spend
@their their honeymoon at the old Dinock homestead at
will. their return TO town, occupy the house in
ding presents OF the bride from her father
The wedding Of Miss Julia DeafeId and Fred
erick W. Longfellow. like that Of Miss Dimock was
home wedding and was celebrated by the Rev
DR.. William s. Rainsford at the house OF Mr. and
Mrs. Maturtn Livingston Deaield. No 475 Fifth
ave. at $50 o'clock As in the of Miss DImock
Miss Deafield had no bridesmaids Mr.. Longfellow
field cousin of the bride as best The bride.
of white satin. trimmed with old point lace, and
cepom which @ was srgey attended, hTe the 9d 2ew T
York families being well to the R fore Among those
Mrs william Rhineiander Dr. Frsncs Deiaded
snd Mrs Rsasa % Mr., Lewis Id T. T Dsla
Mrs. Robert E. Livingston. DR., John \. Beekman
Josephine Drexei, MI and Mrs Samuel A Tucker,
NJ sTon snd Mr M and MGs Charles Peew ana I
Misses Whitehouse.
Miss Mabel Huntngton's marriage TO the Rev.
Alexander H. Bostwick. vicar Of Calvary Chapel.
on the other hand, celebrated in Calvary
Church Twenty-frs;-st. and Fourth-ave.. and the
bride was attended by Miss Mary Remsen Belknap
and Miss Marie Huntington. as bridesmaids, while
the ushers the Rev. Charles F. Hutchinson.
the Rev Nelson Poe Carey, the Rev. Ellis Bishop.
the Rev. DR.. Lawrence F. Cole. NJ. Phillips Parks
and Leopold II. rrancke, brotnef IN Jaw or the
bride. The bride a dress OF white crepe
meteor the bodice Of which trimmed with point
and duchesse lace. The bridesmaids att!red
in frocks OF yellow crepe de chine, trimmed with
white lace. with hats of cream coored straw. trim
med with lace. black velvet bows and bouquets OF
yellow roses. The Rev DR.. Parks, rector nf the
church. performed the ceremony. the benedicton
being pronounced by Bishop Potter. After the we'd
ding which attended. not only by large rep
resentation OF fashionable New-York but likewise
number OF the poorer parshiouers of the bride
house in East Twentieth-st.. which crowded
with representatives OF the Schermerhorn. Stevens.
Van Rensselaer,. Potter. McVickar, Gaatin. Ham
ilton and Livingston families.
The Coaching Club has completed all fits arrange
The coaches Will he formed in line o'clock
after luncheon party at the Metropolitan Club
timed for O'Clock The procession will be headed
by Colonel William jay. followed by Reginald w
Rves. Robert L. Gerry, Colonel Edward MorreH
William Woodward Tracy Dows. William Guiver
and possibly Alfred G. Vanderbilt, though the lat
ter's partcipa tion IN the parade will depend upon
his recovery from his illness Colonel jay will re-
view the parade at the centre Of the Park and
will dishand IL in the West Drive. near Eighth
ave. and F1fty-ninth-st- The members Of the club
will hold meeting after the parade.
Proceedings were instituted yesterday by Mrs
Sidney Harris against her husband for absolute
divorce Mrs Harris Miss Catherine VI. Brady
whose somewhat romantic marriage Sidney Har-
ris of the Union Club. caused some sensation at
the time of its occurrence. She IS sister the
so recently widowed Mrs. c. Albert Stevens.
con parties given by Mrs. Edward Winslow. at her