New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

Of Miss Juanita CebalIOS Hewitt ana E@uAuS L.
SewaT of Boston, will at the country place
of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Robert Hewitt,
at ArdsIey- the Hudson. Her sisters, Mrs Ed
ward Somerville Jaffray and Miss Edith, MISS
Antoinette and Miss Betty Hewitt. VIII be the
bridesmaids. John Hitchcock Of Boston, VIII
officiate as best man. while Rodney Thayer Ed
ward S Jaffray, 3. Mason Haulin and DR.. George
Whiteside viii be the ushers The newly married
couple will spend the greater part Of the summer
abroad
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew will take a party
Of relatives and friends out to Peekskin this morn
ing attend the marriage there OF his niece MISS
Martha Depew Strang to Alfred Hudson To"nIsS-
The Senator will give away the bride, who is the
daughter of Mrs. Albert strang- Miss May strang
will be the maid of honor, and Alexander Robert
Fordyce, jr.. the best man
Another wedding set for to-day is that OF Miss
Jane H. GiIet and Morris Ketchum. which takes
place this afternoon at o'clock IN Trinity chapel
The names OF the bridal attendants have a1ready
been published in this column. After the ceremony
there will be a small reception given by the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Emslie NJ Giilet' at tnelr
house. in East Forty-fourth-st.
William Massena Benjamin. who is grandson Of
the late Hamilton Fish. and whose marriage TO
Miss Charlotte Prime takes place on June II at
Grace Church, gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last night at the Union Club. The party included
Charles r Swords. Richard L. Norris Roger h
II Prentice James NJ. a Darrach. Hamilton Fish
Benjamin and Lieutenant Julian a. Benjamin OF
the Cd Cavalry.
Joseph H Choate, tr, whose marriage to Miss
Oliver takes place at Albany Saturday gives his
farewell bachelor dinner tonight at Delmonicos s
The party will comprise his ushers and best man.
whose names have already been published IN this
column.
Mr and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt IN town for
q few days and are staying at the Holland House
They return to Newport before the end OF the week
Alfred Vanderbilt drove the Pioneer out to Ardsey
and back yesterday, the coach having been char
tered for the day by worthington Whitehouse
Mrs stuyvesant Fish. who Is at her country place
Garrison 's-on-the- Hudson for the early summer,
goes to Newport next week for a few days to ar
range for the opening Of her house there in July
Mrs John Nicholas Brown and her little boy
went to Newport yesterday. where they will spend
the summer at Lyndenhurst, the Hodgson villa IN
Rellevue-ave.
Mr. and Mrs II. B. Hoins close their house. IN
West Fffty-stxth-st. for the season this week and
leave town for their country place on Long Island
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church was the
scene yesterday afternoon Of the marriage Of Miss
Edith Emily PIummer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Plummer. to DR.. Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. John T. ". Whitbeck of
Rochester.
father, was dressed in white embroidered crepe de
chine trimmed with old point lace She wore
tulIe veil, her flowers consisting OF Hles-of-the
valley and orchids. Miss Marion Brown. her
cousin, who was her maid of honor. and Miss
Pauline Ives and Miss Bertha Schefer. who were
her bridesmaids wore frocks Of blue crepe de
chine trimmed with white lace. and large blue
crepe hats trimmed with white sweetpeas- Little
Edythe MiIlfken. the brides niece. was her flower
girl She was in white lace her large white hat
being trimmed with white plumes. Caleb Whttbeck
was his brothers best while John, Franklin
and Howard Plummer. G. Barney Schley jr-.
Henry TaIuage, %. DR.. Gerhard Cocks, DR.. Leon
ard F. NicolI, OF New York: Henry Standard. OF
Detroit and Frederick Hone and Frederick Barry.
OF Rochester were the ushers. After the cere-
mony which performed by the Rev. Dr.
George c. Lorimer. there was reception given by
the parents Of the bride. at No. 50 West Forty
fifth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel TuttIe have issued invi-
tations for the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Ella. to Joseph Mackey Roseherry Long, on Tues
day. June 16 at their house. No. $50 West Eighty
fourth-st.
Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler and Miss Butler
tablsled at country place. at St Janess, for
the season.
Henry Walters. vice-commodore Of the n. 7.
Y c.. has sailed from Venice for Gibraltar, on his
way to Newport on board his steam yacht Narada-
He has party of friends with him. including Mr..
and Mrs. Pembroke Jones'
Mrs and Mrs Frederick w Vanderbilt, who viii
not be at Newport this summer. have again placed
their villa disposal of MIR. and Mrs Thomas
H Howard for the season. Mrs. Howard is the
niece of Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mr. and Mrs T. Z. Alexander. who have leased
tbe Frelnghuysen cottage at I4enox for the sum
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