New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

which will last over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Stokes Holmes was married yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock to John D. Crfmmins,
jr.. at the house o: her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ARENAS H Holmes. No. 453 Madison-ave. The
wedding quiet enc. only the immediate men,
bers Of both families and q few intimate friends
being present The bride, who dressed in
white satin, trimmed with point lace, and who
wore a veil Of the same material her flowers
being liles-of-the-valley. gardenias and white
chids attended by Miss Constance L. Grim
mins In white Ninon crepe. trimmed with lace.
and a hat OF white lace. trimmed with ribbons
that matched the shade OF the mauve orchids which
she carried in her hand; by Miss Hilda Holmes in
white accordion peated chiffon with a large white
beaver hat trimmed with white feathers. and by
Miss Julia Trowbrdge. Miss Elizabeth Clarke Miss
Ada d'Acosta and Miss Emmie Raymond, all
dressed alike In frocks of white accordion pleated
lace with large lace hats. trimmed with mauvs
plumes. and carrying mauve orchids WorthingtOn
Whitehouse A. Bruce Whiting. H ". Day and
Artemus Holmes were the ushers and Thomas
Crimmins his brothers best man
New-York society apparently has nomadio ten
denotes. The Social Register just issued shows
that no less than 2.245 families have changed their
abode in the last twelve months. The movement
uptown is even more pronounced than in previous
years. and downtown the Washington Square dis
trict alone appears to retain some Of its oldtime
popularity with the fashionable Set rendering IL
species Of oasis in the social Sahara below Twenty
third-st This year the scope Of the Social Reg
lister" has been extended to include Pittsburg and
the Southern cities. including Charleston, Sa-
vannah. Atlanta and Richmond
Sir Edward Colebrooke. who. with Lady Cole
brooke. was. as usual. to spend a portion Of the
season here with William c. Whitney, has met a
severe accident which will compel him to remain in
England 1t seems that while dining two weeks apo
with Cousuelo Duchess of Manchester he trtpped
over rug and fell on the polished Darquet floor in
such o manner as to injure his spine. Since then
he has been confined to his bed. Lady Colebrooke
is the sister OF Almeric and Sydney Pagst.
| Mrs. W. Murray Guthrie who is now staying in
/ New York with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Guinness
is the wife OF the member OF Parliament for one OF
I the Tower Hamlets divisions OF London and her
husband is likewise the owner OF Quart Castle Isle
I Of Null Mrs. Guthrie is a sister of Colonel John
Leslie. who married Miss Leonie Jerome, daughter
OF the late Leonard Jerome. of New-York and IL is
/ one OF her neces daughter Of her sister. Mrs
/ Hope. who Is about to become the bride of Lord
Kerry, eldest son and heir of the Marquis of Lans-
/ downe.
Miss Nora Goodwin will give three receptions on
/ the afternoons OF December s. Is and g. at her
/ house in East Thirty-seventh-st.. for her niece
/ Miss Nathalie de Castro granddaughter of Parke
! Goodwin. and one of the debutantes OF the season.
/ Tuesday December 10 has been set as the date
/ for the marriage Of Miss Eleanor Stuart Pattsr-
4 SON. daughter of Justice and Mrs. Edward Pat
+ terson TO Harris Robbins Childs. The ceremony.
which will take place at the Church OF the Heaven
( " Rest was TO have taken place last month. but
had to be postponed In consequences OF the serious
illness OF the bridegroom.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Gerard jr. have issued
/ invitations for a large dinner their house In
/ Fifth-aye. on December ~
! Miss Smith Gift. who recently arrived from