New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22

Among the weddings set for Yesterday was the
marriage of Miss Catherine Clark. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs James Wilson Clark. TO Oswald G. Herring
which took place in the afternoon at ST. ThOnas's
Church. The bride. who was given away by her
father, dressed in white satin. trimmed with
duchesse point and tule veil Her brides
maids Miss Helen and Miss Clara Fay, OF BOs
ton: Miss Valerie WOrthington, OF Washington;
Miss CIementine kellogg. OF EHZaAsth. y. j. Miss
Alice Weues. Miss Cora Van Norien. Miss Marga-
ret IIurlbut and Miss Carroll Etdlitz were dressed
in white crepe, trimmed with lace. and wore large
white picture hats, the white plumes OF which
tipped with green, while Miss Elizabeth Clark, her
sisters maid OF honor. was arrayed in frock Of
green chiffon. trimmed with white lace, with which
she wore a white hat trimmed with green
feathers. +. Raymond Lererts. il. George Cod
ley and John p. kreischer. OF New-Yorz William
Glover b F. VI. Russell, Allen Jackson and ".
c. Pope. OF Philadelphia and Wort hingtOn Palmer.
of Albany. were the ushers. while Ardo Herring
his brothers best man. After the ceremony.
which performed by the rector. the Rev. Or.
E VI. StiTes, there reception the East
Fiftyuhird-st- house of the brides parents Among
those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Havemeyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hancy, Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.
Prentice Mr.. and Mrs. Baysrd Domtuick and Mr..
and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller
Election Tay will ~ usual be celebrated with =
series of pony races ard steeplechases over the
Meadow Brook Hunt Club course at Westhrrv
Long Island. The entries close with Non.ou Nor
ris, Meadow Brook Club Westbury IOrg Island
at midnight Wednesday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Orrue Wilson are in town for
several days at their new house IN East Sixty
fourth-st.. near Fifth-ave
Miss Marion Haven. daughter ~ Mr. and Mr.
G. c. Haven. is at Rosiyn. Long Island. staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Msckay Mise
Haven will start with her mother for Hot Springs
Va. at the end of the month.
Mrs. William p Douglas and Miss Sybil Douglas
who IN Europe, booked 20 sail FOR
home November 4
Mr. and Mrs Woodbury. c. Lane!on VIII. ars NJ
their country place at Morristown y j. will re-
main there until the end Of next month before re-
turning their house in Fifth-ave FOR the winter
Commander and Mrs c. VI. WINSTON are sr,virc
FOR a few days with Mrs. WinsIow's mother Mrs
Theodore Havemeyer at her house in Madison
ave. before going to Washington
MIR and Mrs J. J. Emery arrived in town yes-
terday from Bar Harbor. Nc. and are at their
house, in East Sxty-eishth-st.
Eugene Higgins. who has a party Of friend, on
his yacht the Varuna. Is reported having ar
rived at Bermuda.
William Milne GrinneII has left town FOR Lake
wood. n. J.. where he is staying with Mr.. and Mrs
L.
/ Lady Constance Mackenzie. niece of the Duchess
Sutherland and sister OF the Countess CrOmartie
has arrived IN town from England. Lady Con-
stance is engaged to be married Mr.. Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish have arrived in
town from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ii. Belts have returned
to town from their country place at Southampton.
Long Island and are established for the season at
their house. ia East SIxty-hfth-st
Baron Strrnburg. the German Ambassador
is among those sailing to-day for Europe lie ~x-
poets to this country by the beginning OF
December.
MI and NTS. Arthur Duane Peil. who have been
in Europe since the beginning OF August are
booked To sail for New-York their return home
November .
Mr and Mrs Algernen n BOyeseu who wsre
married few weeks age, have taken an apart-
meut at No. East Thirty-seCent- for the
winter.
MIR and Mrs. Eugene v X. Thayer. IL who ue-s
married at Newport weeks ESQ. sail from,
Hoston for Europe to-day They have been STAY
Ing with Mrs. Thayers parents, Mr., and Mrs N
mortimer Brooks, at the lstters place al Newport
ana VIII return To thi. country by Christmas in