New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20

Catherine Clark to Oswald c. Herring. at st.
Thomas's Church. Among those present were Miss
Elizabeth w Clark the naaid-of-hOuOr; Miss Alice
WeIIes Miss Margaret Hurlbut- Miss Clementine
kellogg Miss Valerie Wo-thingt0u. Miss Fay. Hiss
Carroll EidIitz. Miss Cora Van NOrden and F r.
Lenerts, jr.. George r. Cooley Ardo Herring. VIII
lam Clover. Allen Jackson. WorthinstOu Palmer Ok
Albany; ". e. Pope OF Philadelphia, John 3.
Kreischer and 3. +. NJ Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pelham Clinton now
established in England at Toodside. AmeIsharl
Bucks. a country place which they have rented for
a term OF years. Charles Pelham Clinton, wac IS
in the line OF succession to the dukedom Of New
castle. spent number OF years IN New-YOrk. and
married here Miss Lizzie di Zerega. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis di Zerega-
On Saturday W. C. Park gives q hume breakfas,
to the Meadow Brook hunt in connection with the
days run
Miss Martha tombstone, OF Macon, Ga, the
hancee Of w. ne Lancy Kouutze. has arrived at
Morrstown. and Is staying with Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Kountze at their country place there.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson and her brother Frederick
Gerhard. arrive in town to-day from Hot Springs
Va to attend the wedding of their cousin. Miss
Florence Vyse. to William Henry Tendleton. which
takes place tomorrow afternoon at the West TEtr-
teenth-st. house CT the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas a. Vyse-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 5. Redmond have returned
to town from Tuxedo The termination OF their
lease of the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Carey, who have resumed possession Of IL
Dr.. and Mrs. Seward Webb are entertaining a
shooting party this week at Shel5urne FERNS. their
place near Bur ington VI. Among their guests
are Mr. and Mrs. George Bird and Miss MeJcalfs.
Mr. and Mrs. James \. Burden ir. James L.
Breese who made the trip from NewYOrk in his
automobile; W. r. Cross, J. Louis Webb, Mr.. and
Mis- James Lawrence. Of Groton. Mass, and r. B,
Pruyn. of Albany.
]. Hampden Robb and his daughters. the Misses
Robb. returned to town for the season from South
ampton yesterday. and are at their house in Park
ave.
Mrs. Augustus Kounize and Miss Karl Walter
NeuhofT who have been spending several weeks al
Alliance. Ohio, return to town this week for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Galiatin have returned
to town from Easthampton for the season and are
their house in East Thirty-eishth-st
William F. Havemeyer and his daughter. Miss
Havemeyer have arrived in town from Sea5right
and at their house in East Fifty-seventh-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Arven Jones have left their
country place at Enslewood and are at their house
in West F1fty-hrst-st- for the season.
who have passed the summer the Continent
sailed for New York the Teutonic on October IA
Mr.. and Mrs James Hartman their house
No. 121 West Fifty-ffGh-st, for a few weeks be-
fore going South for the winter. Mr. and Mrs
f. II. Hartman will not take possession OF the
house which they have rented from Mr.. and Mrs
Arson Phelps Stokes until the end OF the year.
They are now at their country place at Arden.
NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hone. ST. have returned To
town from Louisville. Ky, whsre they attended
the marriage Saturday OF their son, Augustus
c. Hone. TO Miss Alice CsstIeman. in Christ
Church Cathedral The bride Is the daughter of
General John b. Castleman. while the bridegroom
IS general manager of the Louisville. and Atlantic
Railroad. ON their return nom their honey
the couple will make their home at Versailles. ny.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. Seeley. who were married
on Saturday at Albany. spending their honey
moon at Albany, the condition OF the brides
health being such 10 render her unable 20
travel The bride. who has been extremely III tor
the last three weeks and who Is now on the road
to recovery. was Miss Martin. daughter OF Henry
Townsend Martin and niece Of bradley Martin.