New-York tribune., 1903-06-12

.,i,noss to-day the race between the Cup de-
tenders off Sandy Hook.
Grace Church was the scene of the marriage yes
.a-say of Miss Charlotte Hoffman Prime. daugh-
,er of Mrs Edward Prime, TO william ads0eiS
t,on min son of the fate Colonel Sarnuet
ond a grandson of the late Hamilton FISH 'he
a,ar,, of state of the Grant administration me
80, .a - - tor auav by Edward Prime. her step
f,,ba- and likewise her uncle. She was ufeSSeN
In white satin trimmed with old iace- o "a
a tulle veil fastened with diamond snnoui'' -
o-ied q bounuet of Hles-of-the-valiey' ne
bridesmaids who consisted OF MISS NdIS
- Me- Marion Armstring Miss Margaret ddr-
d,nar Miss Maud Folsom. Miss Justine ErVlns an, %
Miss Helen Lucas. were In lrochS VI -
null made over pink silk and trlInIneu WIZ" -
lace Their large white stra" hd'7 ,,. r-ish
with mink tulle and white plumes haniiitoh -, %
rseniauin WAS his brothers best man. ana 'ne
ushers comprised Richard Morris cha,Ie -,
Swords Arthur V. Choate. John " -
Rogers Bacon James Darrach. Charles L. -"a., -
and John Humphreys After the .rn,,
hIob vas nerformed by the Rev Dr. "lanh
Huntington there was reception at the buchIo
ham Hotel. Among those present at the I,
were Mr.. and Mrs Stuyvesant FISH, Miss ~
Fish Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Frazier, Dr- anu W.
pIf E1o,d Mrs William P Griffin. General ana
Mrs F. E. Greene, Miss Gertrude Greene MI an
Mrs Francis G. Garrettson, Frederick Fri'ne a-- ~
rettsop Dr. Alfred Girymes. Mrs j. >. Huihpi % :,
Mrs Hoffman Miss Hoffman, Mr.. ana Mrs- Day
wi
n Iselin Miss Mary Rutherford Jay. Miss 'eVons' r
Reginald Jevons Mr. and Mrs Hamilton flsn
Kean A. L. Kean, Robert NJ Miles. Dr ana sAi9-
s. F. Morris, James Morris. Miss Z. M MOTIFS
Mrs Prime Miss Mary Rutherford PRIME MISS
alice Prime Miss Lola Prime. Alfred Prime MI
and Mrs r r. Potter Mr.. and Mrs Livingston
Pen Mrs. John H. Prentice. William h. rogers
Mr. and Mrs. w Emlen Roosevelt MISS N,
tine Roosevelt, Mrs. c. l. Riker, MI aiio III
James Scrymser William Seaton. Louis l. oahu9'
MrS r..
Mrs J. Augustine Sands. Miss. Helen Stevens MIS-
Charles r. Swords Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, NhIS.
Wyeth, Mr.. and Mrs. George E Wyeth, Nar- anu
Mrs. l.. J. Wyeth. jr, l. Wyeth. Jr So MT anu
Mrs Frederick Dc w. Wells, Mrs. Conrad Werts
Mrs Sidney Webster, Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Arm
strong and the Misses Armstrong, Mrs A Il AT
mold Mrs S NJ. Benjamin. Mrs. Willlam NJ behJa-
rnin the Rev and Mrs. William NJ. Benjamin, MISS
Edith Benjamin. Mr.. and Mrs John Benjamin
Miss Isabelle Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs. A BlddeIl
Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Barry jr- Mr. ana
Mrs. Edward L. COster. DR.. and Mrs DE Lisca'
Mr. and Mrs. l. L. Delafeld. Miss Charlotte
DelafeId Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Prime Delaheld,
Mr. and Mrs. John Erving Miss Eleanor ETVlns'
Hamilton Fish and Miss Marion Fish
There is no truth the statement that MIS-
James Hude Beekman has let her house in East
Forty-seventh-st 1t is. however. being extensively
altered and enlarged during the summer for her
occupancy in the fall She returns to town to-day
from Oyster Bay. where she has been staying with
Miss Nellie Beekman- At the end of the month
Saratoga
Mr. and Mrs Howland Pell are at Tuxedo occu-
pying the cottage Of Mrs. Pel's parents Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick CsaIlatin-
Mrs. Ernest Stires, who is at Lake George VIII
be Joined there in few days by her husband. the
Rev. Dr. Stires rector Of st. Thomas's Church.
who is now at West Point.
Mrs John Egerton Brandt. whose sudden death
at Royat in France, Wednesday last, Is an
nounced by cable, was Miss Marion Willard. daugh-
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Willard, of West
Seventy-ffth-st Her marriage to DR.. Brandt took
place at the Church Of the Incarnation in October
last.
Mrs Hamilton Fish Kean closes her house in
East Thirty-seventh-st to-day for the season, and
leaves town for Newport, where she viii spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warner Hoppin. jr.. are at
Cedarhurst. Long Island, where they will spend the
summer
Mrs George P. Cammann has left town for her
country place at Easthampton for the summer