New-York tribune., 1901-06-19
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

| Grace Church Chantry picturesquely dec,
| rated with yellow flowers yesterday for the wed
| ding of Miss Margery l.. Buckn to Marshall t5n,
| Clyde The bride who given away by h.-
| brother SarteIl Prentice, wore a dress Of ubi,a
accordion pleated satin trimmed with duchesss
| lace the bodice having a yoke of the satin am
broidered with pearls. The veil of Venetian no,n,
| lace covered toque of white chiffon and wa.
| fastened in narrow pleats at the back of the neck
whence ii fell with graceful effect the sntra
| length Of the train Miss Mary l.. Prentice sten
sister of the bride. who was her maid of honor and
only attendant frock OF white dotted sill
| muslin, with insertions of white lace a sash q,
yellow Lousine and black picture hat trimmed
with black feathers. She carried bouquet of but,
tercups tied with black velvet ribbon, the flowers
of the bride being daisies and orange blossom.
B. F. Clyde. of Philadelphia. best man. whis
David Fl. Lanman and William P. Clyde oiciated
as ushers. After the ceremony, which took place
at noon a wedding breakfast served at ths
Lexington-ave. of the brides mother. Mrs ~
SarteN Prentice.
Another wedding which took place yesterday was
that of Miss Alice Cavanash and the Rev. William
Everett Johnson at the Church OF the Redeemer
in West One-hundred-and-th d-thirty-sixth-st The
bridegroom is the rector Of the church. and the
regular ushers OF the church attended him TO the
altar They were William 5. Lounsberry. Henry
ri.
and Albert Turner The bride. who a travel
ling dress. was attended by her sister. Mrs. Hiram
wingate. of Manchester. n; H. as matron Of
Mpcb tbs couple left for New-England They MI
return town about August l.
syndicate Is said to have been formed for the
preservation Of lower Fifth-ave. residential
street and to prevent it's further invasion by stores
and business institutions A number OF wealthy
people have decided to follow the example of Mr.
RYAN, who recently purchased the house the
northwest corner of Twefth-st- and Fifth-ave and
AT the same time bought the house opposite in order
70 urevent any business establishment or Office
building from being erected in front OF his dwell
ing This same syndicate is engaged in raising
fund for the purpose Of enabling the Church Of
the Ascension to remain where II is. at Tenth-st
and Fffth-ave. instead Of being compelled 70 move
uptown. and of being thus enabled 70 continue ITS
so long identified.
Mrs Albert Stevens has gone to her cottage at
Southampton, and Mrs. John Brady, Mrs. Joseph
Marie and her daughters and Mrs A t. Merritt
have likewise arranged TO spend the summer there
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kipp. jr.. have gone TO Belport
Long Island for the summer, and have sent most
of their horses down there
Mrs Charles c. Peters remains at Meadow Brook
during the absence of her husband on a fishing
petition along the coast of Maine
Iahn were Mrs. Edwin A. Stevens. Of Hoboken;
John stevens Bayard stevens Mr.. and Mrs. G. s.
White and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Lansdale-
rboss sailing TODAY ON board the ST. Paul IN
cIude Captain Algernon Sartoris. of Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris: Lloyd c. Griscom. the newly ap-
pointed United States Minister at Teheran. with his
mother Mrs. Clement A. Griseom51 and his sister
Frances OF gohng fame; E L. Winthrop. j.. ana
f. Spencer Pratt.
hahn rOa1a
for the floral parade. which promises TO be great
success The season there. in fact. has now begun
A number of entertainments have already taken
place. and both summer and fan promise 70 DC very
gay
Mr. and Mrs Francis Burial Hoffman have
leased their house in East seventy-ninrh-st- 20
Joseph Pulitzer. They are abroad and propose TO
spend next winter In Europe and do not expect 10
return until next summer.
Mrs n Walter Webb has taken a cottage at
North East Herbor Me- for the summer. and will
orough-on-t the Hudson. where she is now
Mrs. George P. Eustis has leased her house at
westbury. Long Island. 10 William G. PARK
Mrs. Hugh X Norman has arrived in town from
Newport and will sail on Saturday for Europe.
Mrs C. Oliver Iselin will give a large garden
Marty on Friday afternoon at her country place
ON the Sound between New-Rochee and Larch-
mont There are few country places more ad-
mirabIy adapted for entertainment OF this kind
than Sea View situated as IL Is on species OF
promentory jutting out into the Sound. every ROD
of ground having been turned 10 the most
picturesque account by means OF clever landscape
gardening
Mr. and Mrs Jordan r. Mott will sail to-day 1or
Europe with Mr. and Mrs. Allison V Armour on
board the Iatter's yacht the Utowana, from New
port and propose 10 spend the summer and fan IN
Scotland
Mr. and Mrs Henry Poor will leave town on
Friday FOR Bar Harbor for the summer. and Mr..
and Mrs Ernesto c. Fabbri went there yesterday
from here.
Miss Calender. we'll many of the Rnlhe-
lander family are thrown into mourning by the
death Of Mrs George F. Jones, reports OF whose
funeral at Paris contained in the european
papers Just hand Mrs. Jones was MISS Khlhe-
lander
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies. who were
married at Pittsburg last spring. are back IN this
country from Europe. and are paying number OK
visits TO country houses in the vicinity OF New
York before settling down at Albany
Trips to the Pan-American continue TO be popular
with the fashionable set. and among the many vho
are at Buffalo. who have been there during tne
last few DAYS. are Mrs. Cadwalader Jones and ner
daughter Beatrix, Mrs Ward McAllster ana MES
Louise Ward McAster and Louis Keller.