New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

pie to the British metropolis it is probable that
the tide of homewaru ocean travel Will soon set H.
Trinity Chapel. in West Twenty-hfth-st' was the
scene yesterday afternoon of the marriage OF MISS
Grace Hurd Richards daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
PeytOn c. Richards. TO Charles A Skldmore- Inc
latter was attended by Gerald Stratton as best
man. and by Arthur Gouverneur Morris. j. Mont
gomery Strong Barnet Rugges. Robert TalHage
Edward TS RG HI Tyer b1 and was gaayed in dress Of
white satin, trimmed with lace ana tune II Ven,
Was aaa WRG by the Misses Frances
Clark h56 and a By cad in
frocks of white organdie tTimmed Wtn @ w hife iare
straw picture hats trimmed with sweetness After
the CEREMONY which was race60g sSen BY
the brides parents Mp t And Ms peyfG9
Another bride yesterday was Miss Maria potter'
daughter of Mrs. Elirhalet Mott Potter ana niece
of Bishop Potter. Her marriage to the Kew Fhii
en,on p Sturges which took place at her mother 5
home, was a very quiet affair only lie" near rel
atives and intimate friends having been asked 70
attend Inc 1d tbe Rev E Chauncey, of the
curates Of ST. Georges. ofciated as best man. Is
Miss Potter was unattended by any brides
maids
Among the many weddings scheduled for TO-DAY
IS that Of Miss Alice McKim. daughter OF tne
Rev and Mrs. Haslett Mckirn ana "lilIal 80
Nelson which takes place at Grace Church at
3.2n o'clock Miss McKm's matron of honor WIN
he Mrs winthrop McKim. and her brldesnaioS
Miss Frances De Peyster. Miss Katherine sew He%-
l hold rdfS MfS De ag Bnssy and Miss yos while
Franklin Voss will be the pest iri Iina,, 90 Coster
Nelson 'FIen Eiman EDWARD Menoca Edward Toss
and Leroy McKim will of1clate s as usa az The Nest
Forty-eighth-st. house of the brides parents
OTHER marriages that will take place to-day are
that of Miss Maud Quintard daughter OF tne iI's %
Iar,es 0ufntard TO James H. Brookheld at Ine
church Of the TRANSPORTATION; that OF MISS CoH
stance Mary Gunther. daughter OF MIS- " "''iia
Henry Gunther. 10 Dr. carr Alsoh -'. 1,@-s
s. BarthoIomew's: that of Miss Margaret I Katse5s
Van RENSSELAER, daughter OF the late 1&!i 1ia1o NJ
Van RensseaeP d to DR. AHIh0 Gbnfeh BeIleville n j.
at 4:3O O'Clock and that of Miss I-eonOrd lTiIiar
~ 1sharies Martin Gross. at the West Seventy- seventy
frst-st. house OF her sister Mrs Curtis Di">'o"
Carter
-rha funeral Of James Brown Lord will take
place 10 o'clock this mornins al
and there will doubtless be large representation
Of the and Up9n Other cbs to which he belonged
Tho German Ambassador, who has been IN town
for two or three days returns TO Washington thls
afternoon.
Tho Secretary OF War has arrived in town. IN
order to bid farewell to Mrs. Root and her chill
who sail for % war Fd1y E On o0W them
to Europe at the end Of next month
NJ and Mrs William Douglas Sloane have left
town for Elm Court their country place at Lenox
Mass for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Frederic J. De Peyster, who nave
been staying at Lakewood for some tirne' nav
, so,a 70 Seabrlght, n. j.. whence they go 10
Lake MohOnk-
NJ and Mrs Frederick Gallatin who nave oeeh
for tho last few weeks at Tuxedo are now estaO-
risbed at their country place at kasthamp.on
= -, re1a,d Their son-in-aw and daughter, MT
10 MS William Warner Hoppin. leave Town own, 10 Io
morrow for Seabright. n. J.. where tney VIII sPe'u
the summer
Mrs Octavius White is seriously ILL., IN cohse-
orencs of which her daughter, Mrs Berkeley MOS
tvn. and her husband have postponed tiei' 'i'P
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer Will speho 'Lle
su,,-,ar at Stockbridge. Mass. where tley I'd we
leased the country place Of Ambassador C'i0e'
Mrs Ashbel P. Fitch and her daughters VIII
snend the present month and July at their place