New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

-ied couple will remain IN town until June ~
they 20 to Mamaroneck to spend the summer s.a
Mr. and Mrs Frank Dupisuac n
A large party is leaving town TO-DAY .o- IL.
burg. Penn, 70 at-snd the marriage there tor,o-i
Of Miss Marguerite Mnntgoucry soeliac dayes-
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles solsIiac OF tbs, t.
70 John Clarkson Jay jr-. of Dr. ard ~
John Clarkson JAY. Miss Edish Van Cortiar4. -,
Miss Helen Calder. Of HARRISBURG wiz ~ -
bridesmaids. and Arthur Patterson Robert elsct
jr-, Of this city; Quincy Bsat Of PrfadeI1b5s.
Thomas Cole. Of Clevel land Chic. Joha z vvf -
Of Chicago; Albert Warren Mason OF sDrf1oaal5
Mass and Ralph 9. Fitch. viii be IN attendance a.
the Bridegroom. who had his farewell baehAl,-
dinner ct the Harrisburg CUB lest night
Miss Garcia De Peyster-s marriage to Carra.-
Bergh Kip is set for Saturday at her fathers
place at TivoH-on-t Ie-HUdsOn. 70 wiH be a ou.a.
affair. owing to illness in ths brides family Tns
ceremony will take place at noon. and the bride
will have only attendant Mss Mary Park
W RuIon Kip Will be his brothers hest man. aae
Edward Lentlhon. Gerald Morgan. William Fiitt
OF Washington. and Henry Spies Kip will be the
ushers. The bride will be given away By her
father. Johrstone L. De Peys.er. The honeymoon
will be spent at the Kip country place. at Rhine
beck-on- Hudson Garrett g. Kip gives his
farewell bachelor dinner At Sherrys on Friday.
Another out OF town wedding. witch VIII take q
NUMBER OF people TO Washington IS the u,arr,axs
ter of General and Mrs. John Watts Kearuy 70
Jul an HILL Miss Josephine Atterbury vii be maid
Of honor. while the brdesTC aids 2iu be Miss Anita
DomInick Miss Marjorie Turnbuu and Miss ANY
Powell Of New-York. and the Misses Hill. of Rich
mond Va wfIIarn Hill viii be bis brothers bes,
man. while Philip and Thomas Kearny. r L
Parish Palmer Leigh and D. Maury will oaiclats az
ushers-
The annex Of the Metropolitan Club was TIRE
scene last night Of the OF the series of dances
for young girls not yet out given under the pa
tronage Of Mrs. Douglas Robinson. r.. Mrs Ham
ilton Nick Twombly, Mrs. E H Hartman. MrS
William A Street and Mrs Alfred Chapin
At the Church OF the Incarnation yesterday after
noon the marriage took place OF Mss Emily A
Lyon daughter Of the late Dr. Samuel Kuypers
Lyon. Augustus Fleming King. nephew %
Nine Waddngton- The bride. who was given away
by her uncle. John Abel. was EOWned IN white
satin trimmed with old point lace. and wore
tuIle veil Her sister. Louise who was her maid %
homer and only attendant, wore with white clit-
fon hat frock Of white crepe de chine trimmed
with lace. James de Kay was the best and
Gerald King Alfred AbesI. Thomas McIiwain and
Frederick Thompson were the usners- After the
ceremony there a small reception at the hons
OF the bride. in East Sfxry-ninth-st- The wedding
was quiet one. in consequences Of the bride being
in mourning
The engagement Of Count Giuseppe della Gherar-
desca of the italian Embassy al Washington. %
Miss Harriet Taylor. the only daughter Of Henry A
c. Taylor and granddaughter Of the late Moses
Taylor is announced. Count Gnerardesca IS about
twenty-five years Old. is well known in New-York
and Newport society. and is grandson % the iats
Mrs. Joseph Fisher. Of Washington Heights he
is cousin OF Mrs. Charles AsJOr Bristed. OF this
city. Miss Taylor Is an heiress- Her mother
Miss Charlotte Fearing. sister Of Colonel George
r. Fearing. who married Miss Travers and Mrs
Frederick Sheldon Of this city and Newport Mrs
Ii Hid abr foI- 7zO 50
Taylor has one brother. Moses Taylor. who mar
ried one OF the daughters OF the late HsDer P
Bishop
their daughter. Miss Mary Hartman, left town
yesterday for California
Mr. and Mrs. William Jay schieTeIin are recsiv-
house East Sixty-sixrL-st. Mrs Schisneiin Is
daughter OF Mrs. E F. Shepard
Card parties figure extensively in the calendar
for the week Mrs. Clement c. Moore has large
bridge whist party her house IN East Fifty
fourth-st. on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Thomas
PearsaTI Fled. Mrs Frederic Bull and Mrs VIII
lam Lanman Bull are among the patroresses OF
bridge whist tournament scheduled for tomorrow
afternoon at the Gerrit Smith studio while on
Saturday euchre party viii take place az Del
muniCos. in behalf Of the St Regis House. under
the patronage OF Mrs. Charles N Oerichs Miss
Josephine DrexeI. Mrs. Emile vatable. Mss Leary
and others
Mr. and Mrs. William Bayard Cutting 1sft New
York yesterday for Lenox-
Among the dances TO be given this week are the
last of the sO-caIIed Tuesday Evening Dances. o.
ganizad by John D. Rockefeller. jr- the day after
tomorrow. and the last dance OF Mrs Charles
Huntington's class on Saturday evening. also a.
Delmonlco's-
Mr. and Mrs Gustave KisseI have Isft town and
opened their country place at Morristown " J.
for the season.
Mrs Frederic Nelson, with her daughter Ms
Arthur Kemp. and her son. Jules B. Nelson. r.
turned to town last night from Newport
In behalf of the Stony Void Sarator+ur1 an e.
tertainment under fashionable patronage VIII be
given tomorrow afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria
entitled AN Interrupted Game" IN whicn Miss
Amy Baker will appear; an exhibition Of fencing
by Kyrle Beew, and violin pIayius by Miss AIMS
Often
Mr.. and Mrs John H Hammond leave town early
next month for their country place at Rye. whe-s
they Will spend the summer.
Mrs William q. Choate Mrs. J. J. Astor Mrs
Alexander. Mrs. George F. Baker. Mrs Albert
Boardman- Mrs Heber X Bishop. Mrs. 3. O hts
holm. Mrs Ernesto 6 Fabbri. Mrs C. H. Isharn-
Mrs. H Mex TwOmtIy. Mrs J. A. StIlman Hiss
h Illings. Mrs Andrew Zabriske and Mrs walter
James are among the patronesses Of ths matinee
for children 10 be given at WaI-ack-s Tbeat~e or
Thursday April g. for the benefit OF the New
York Exchange for WCmar's Work The pro
gramme viii include several novelties. among fhe1