New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

r,,. r,b,,rcb will he the scene to-day at noon OF
the marriage of Miss Charlotte HOFFMAN Prime
daughter of Mrs Edward Prime by her mrs. nus
b.n5 william Hoffman Prime, to William Masseha
Tseniamin a son of the late Colonel SanueA 0eHJ"
min and a grandson of the late haiilii'oA 80 80
President Grants Secretary of state MISS fIlih0
will be given away by her step-father, VINO Is aiSo
her uncle She will be attended oy MISS NlaiS
Rutherfurd Jay Miss Mary Hoffman Miss Justine
Bayard Irving, Miss Marion Armstrong MISS Nl"I
earet Gardiner and Miss Helene Lucas Hamilton
Fish BENJAMIN will be his brothers best man ana
the ushers will be Arthur Choate. Richard MOTIFS
Charles Rker John H. Prentice, James Darrach
Charles r. Swords, Rogers Bacon and RuIus hlns
The ceremony will be followed by reception at
the Buckingham Hotel.
Tn spite of the number Of people who have LETT
town for the summer there was a large representa-
ton of society yesterday in the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest at to witness the marriage OF
Walter Iispenard Suydam, 1r., to Miss Louise Law
renee White the wedding exciting exceptional IN
terest by OF the extreme youth or Dotn
bride and bridegroom The seventeen-year-olo
BRIDE who was given away by her father John Jay
White, jr., dressed in white hperty satlh,
trimmed with point lace. tuile veil, and carried
a bouquet of white and lilies OF the valley
The bridesmaids, Miss Helen Trotter MISS Amy
Olyphant, Miss Antoinette Erhardt and Miss Anne
Best as well as Miss Mary Schuchardt, who was
the maid OF honor wore frocks Of pink crepe
mignon, trimmed with lace and ribbon OF the same
hue while their hats were of pink maline, trimmed
with pink roses. r. Bayard Cutting was the pest
man. and Henry s. Leverich. Alain White. Robert
Ovnbant ir Neybold L. Herrick and DR.. Faneuil
Suydam Wesse were the uShers. After the cere-
mony. which performed by the Rev John n
Prescott of Sayville, Long Island, there was re-
ception given by the brides parents, Mr.. and MIS-
John J. White jr., at their house in East FIFTY
seyenth-st. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter L. Suydam, parents OF the bridegroom;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert OIyphant Mrs. Benjamin Strong, Mrs. Edward
Cammann Mrs. Richard Irvin Mrs. James L.
Barclay. Mrs Frank II. Witherbee, Mrs. A L.
JuiIliard, James Hogan. Mr.. and Mrs John Suy-
DAM Mr.. and Mrs R. Fulton Cutting, Mrs Joseph
White and Mrs H. Leroy Emmett
Mr. and Mrs E. Rollins Morse have been placed
in mourning by the death Of the latters sister
Miss Rosa Mexican Steedman, who died in Boston
on Monday The late Miss Steedman was a daugh-
ter of Admiral Charles SteedTnan, u s. N, and, IN
addition to Mrs. Morse she has left another sister,
Mrs. A. Lawrence Mason. Of Boston. ana TWO
brothers Captain Richard Steedman, Of the
11th United States Infantry, now serving in the
Philippines and Charles Steedman, Of this city.
Mrs Walter c Stokes has arrived IN town from
her country place at Cooperstown. N. Y, in order
TO attend the funeral of her eldest son. who died
in France and whose body is now on its way across
the ocean.
The formal opening of the Robins Nest. at Tarry-
tovn-on-the- Hudson takes place this afternoon at
$50 o'clock The Robins Nest, as already ex-
nIained in this column home for crippled chill
dren a most deserving charity, mainly supported
bv the contributions of those who live in the neigh
borhood of Tarrytown and Ardsley.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Schieffein and Miss
Dorothy Scheffelin, who are at Bernardsvllle,
n T start at the end the month for stay of
several weeks at the Meadow Club. Southampton.
Long Island.
Miss Laura Swan has gone to Philadelphia, where
she is staying with Mrs William E Carter.
Mrs Henry G. Trevor has left town for South
arnnton to open her cottage there for summer
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Barney leave town to-
day for Newport for the season.
Mrs Buchanan Winthrop has left town for Bar
Harbor with her daughter. Miss Marie Winthrop
Mrs Edward Kemp leaves town tomorrow and
will go to Seabright N j.. for the summer.
Mrs George A. Robbins likewise leaves town to-
morrow Bar Harbor-
Mr. and Mrs Robert Loew PieTrepont have taken
a cottage at Bayshore, Long Island. for the season
Polo begins at RUckaway. Long Island. on Mon
day week and the games will usual attract
large number Of people who have country houses
in that section of Long Island. The polo matches
at Newport are scheduled TO begin August l3