New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-03
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
BISHOP POTTER AND MRS. CLARK TO
BE MARRIED TOMORROW.


Word comes from Cooperstown n. Y. that the
wedding of Bishop Potter and Mrs Alfred corning
/ Clark will take place there in Christ Church To-
morrow at D. m The Rev. DR.. William NJ eros
venor, rector of the Church of the Incarnation
this city will oficate. Bishop Potre-. VINO yester-
day preached in Utica at the conservation or Bishop
Omsted as coadjutOr Of Central New-Hork IeIt
Utica for Cooperstown Immediately after the ser
vices Willow Brook. the handsome summer nome
| Of Mrs Thomas Warrin. will be used TOT thS en-
tertainment of the guests Bishop rSIaSs trunks
etc. taken from the Clark mansion yester-
day The florist who was engased 70 des3ta5s
brought twelve guests including F. Ambrose Clark
and his bride and a number OF clergyHeh liie"u'
of the Bishop
FoxhaIl P. Keene has leased BIckIing Hall. Ayls-
ham, Norfokshire. from the Marquis of Lothian.
Rek9s Han Is noted far and Tde 1 9n dos CATS Is
and birds are pure white
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish and Mrs. Moses Taylor
Campbell left town for the Virginia Hot Springs
yesterday Mrs Fish will remain there for about
three weeks, when she will return TO bid farewell
psr Per for RTrpe %th MISS Natae wells
Mr. and Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden VIII
remain until the end of the month at Woodside.
their country place near Troy. y y, where they
have been since their return from Europe
Mr. and Mrs William T. Meredith. who are at
Seabright " j.. will return 10 town in a few weeks
and open their house here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Haven. after closing their
Hot Springs. Va. for the fall
Mr. and Mrs James W wadsworth spending
Mass Ma sa'i' portion OF 'HS'' money ''''" "'
Mr. and Mrs George F. Baker. who returned from
Europe the other day. at their country place
at Tuxedo for the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons have returned to
town from Lenox, where they have been been staying
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gansevoort Sanford returned
yesterday to town from Oyster Bay. Long Island.
Mrs. Frederic Billings will remain at Woodstock.
her country place in Vermont. until the middle Of
next month when she will open her house, No 20
Madison-ave., for the season.
Mrs Marcus DAILY is expected in town from her
country place IN Montana on Tuesday next, and will
November has been set as the date of the we'd
ding OF Miss Alice Van 3. Zoos TO Or Theodorus
Bailey at the Church Of the Incarnation.
Mr. and Mrs. w l. Hardness. with party of
friends. making coaching trip from Middle
town y Y, 70 the Delaware Water Gap, from
which point they Will so 10 MorristOwn for the
horse show.
The early advent OF the winter is heraded by
the announcement OF the dates Of the meetings OF
the various dancing classes That organized by
John d. Rockefeller tr.. last year will meet at
Delmonico's on Tuesdays. December s January :.
February "a and April Il Mrs Huntingtons
class meets also at Delmonico's on Saturdays
December Z and q, January 10 and "a February :
and p and April Is The "Wednesday CotiIIons at
Delmonico's will begin Tuesday. December ?.
and the other dates Wednesdays. January :
aud = and February = on saturday. November
~ me governors or me c"uton VIII give their
patroE.sSes The dinner dances arranged by Mrs
Frederick De feyst-r and j. Montgomery Strong
while the CntIon OF Eighty will have It's dances
at peImonlro's on Mondays December S. January
- and February o
II spite Of the attractions offered by tho West
chester County Horse Show az White Plains there
were many people IN town Yesterday among those
seen on the avenue being Mrs Adolph Ladenburg
Mrs William r Travers. Mrs. Herbert L. Satter-
zee. Mrs. r K Peudleton, Miss Evelyn Burden and
Mrs Frederick y. Esler.
November y is the date for the marriage OF
Miss Helen F. Jackson 20 Robert Struthers ir.. at
St I4rnes's Church. Madisou-avc. and Thirty
hrst-st Miss Jackson is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles A Jackson
his brother Harry and 10 become a permanent resi-
dent OF this city.
Nj and Mrs George Bird jr- and the latter's
daughter Miss Bette Metcalf leaving Isles
boro Dark Harbor. Me where they have been
Vt. for a visit td Dr and Mrs. W seward Webb.
before returning 10 town Mrs George BIRD. ST.,
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