New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25

The marriage of Miss Corinne Parrot Dickinson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Fox DICKINSON
10 William Carson Kane on Tuesday at the Church
of the Incarnation is Of interest to many OF lhe
descendants of the old Dutch and English ranl1hes
of Nev-York and Philadelphia The bridegroom a
bro+ber IF Granville and Henry r Kane, is on his
mothers side descended from the Brevoorts- Inc
bride is a great-granddaughter OF General Phiahoh
Dickinson who served with Washington at ths
hattie Of Trenton. His wife was Mary CadwaIader'
NJ Phi1adelnbfa GRANDDAUGHTER Of Samuel Meredith
On her mothers side she is descended nom
Johanns de Peyster. who came TO New-AInsterdarn
In 1645 and from James Arden who came TO this
country in 1853 The bride wore gown OF old lace'
uada over chiffon; a large white picture hat
trimmed with white feathers and roses, and carried
a prayerbook. After the ceremony. which was per
formed by her uncle. the Rev. Percy Foster EaI
of CatonsviIe Md. there a small reception at
the home her parents No. 122 East Thirty
fourth-st. Among those present were Mr. and MIS-
Henry Schroeder, of Tuxedo. cousins OF the brlde'
Mrs Gouverneur Morris. Mr.. and Mrs GrenViIle
Kane Mr.. and Mrs. William Fahnestock and Mrs
Philip KissarL After the honeymoon the newly
married couple will spend the summer with the
brides parents at Arden. N Y
Another wedding which took place the day before
Yesterday was that of Mrs. John G. Wainwright
and Dane Appleton Pierson. The bride Is the widow
Of John T. Wainwright. daughter Of the late
Arthur T Peabody. and niece OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry Lewis Norris The ceremony was performed
bv the Rev Henry Van Rensselaer,, Of the Church
OF st. Francis Xavier. at the house Of the brides
mother in West feminist. and the newly married
couple sailed yesterday for Europe to spend their
honeymoon abroad.
Polo will take number OF people down to Sea-
bright on Saturday. where series of games Will
be held the ground Of the Rumson Polo Cluo.
The tournament which ends July 2, Will be
followed by horse show, the first ever held IN
seabright which will take place on July and L
The committee in charge is composed Of T. Pear
sail Field, ]. Craig Havemeyer, B. H. Borden and
W. Strother Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherfurd stuyvesant will have
a house party for the weekend at Tranquility
Farm their country place in New-Jersey.
J. R. Roosevelt has camp IN the Adirondacks
and viii spend the summer there with his daughter,
Miss Helen Roosevelt.
Hermann Oelrichs has returned to San Francisco.
Mrs Oelrichs Is booked to sail from Europe July
with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
W. K. Vanderbilt tr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Roosevelt enter
tanning a no party at their country place
Lake Skaneateles n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gerard, jr who have
been occupying Mrs. Marcus Days house in Fifth
ave- during her absence abroad. entertaining
Mrs. Gerard's sister, Mrs Carroll Brown, of BaIt-
Mrs. DAILY and Miss Harriet Daily sailed for
New-York yesterday.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Levi P. Morton and their
daughters. who at Ellerslie their place
the Hudson, start early next month for the camp
in the Adrondacks.
Miss Sibyl Kane. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gran
vile Kane is her parents place at Tuxedo. re-
covering from an attack of appendicitis.