New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

/ many country houses still open along the Hudson
Valley and in Westchester County. but will nor
be long before their owners begin their annual
summer migration to Adirondack camps and To
fashionable seaside resorts
/ More than two hundred guests went from hsra
| yesterday morning by special train to Hyde Park
! on the Hudson. TO attend the marriage there Of
| Miss Helen Roosevelt Theodore Douglas Rob-
| inson. of which telegraphic account viii be-
found elsewhere. The marriage at Boston of Archi-
| bald Cary Harrison. OF New-York and Miss Helen
Valley took place in Trinity Church. there IN the
presence of many New-York relatives and friends
| Two out-of-tows weddings OF social note arc
set for the week which opens to-day. On wednes-
day number Of people will go out from town to
Isip. Long Island. by special train TO attend the
marriage in St. Marks Church, there Of Miss
Gertrude NJ. Wood daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Duncan Wood, Edward Bell. The latter
will have his best August Belmont, IT.,
and his ushers Pierre LOrillard, jr-. Joseph
Bradley. Frederic de Rham. Frederick S. Pruyn.
Charles Bradley. Harold Bell. Uriel Murdoch. @. o.
Winston. Duane Humphreys and William Wood.
Miss Wood will have matron of honor the
Countess Berodingen. formerly Miss Margot Stone.
and bridesmaids Miss Effie Van Rensselaer, Wad-
dington. Miss Ruth Sands Miss Beatrice Crosby,
Miss Eleanor Wood and Miss Lena Fanshawe.
After the ceremony which will be performed by
the rector OF the church. the Rev. Ralph Bridges.
a reception will follow at Fleetwood the country
place OF the parents of the bride
Another wedding. which likewise takes place ac
Islip Long Island is that of Miss Lias Livingston.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Livingston. to
Henry B. HoIlins. 1r. who has achieved considera-
bic note as a golf player. A number Of people will
60 out from town to attend the ceremony.
Wednesday. June %. has been set as the date for
the marriage Of Miss Harriet Danforth Browne to
Thomas William Ludlow. in the Church OF ST.
Peter-by-the-Sea. at Narragansett Pier The bride.
who is a niece Of Mr. and Mrs. j. Mans Scherner-
horn will attended by her sisters. Miss Mary and
Miss Catherine Browne, and by Miss Mary Ludlow.
William H Beers will Oficiate as best man. whils
Ogden Mills Bishop. Henry A. Jackson. George T
Browne, Lewis Morris Ludlow. Russell ;. Carter
and shlras Campbell will be the ushers. The cere-
mony viii be followed by a wedding breakfast and
reception at the summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
schermerhorn. at Narragansett Pier
Another engagement announced is that OF AIiss
A 3ele Mason, youngest daughter OF the late Eben
ezer Sturges Mason. Henry Spaulding Schley,
con OF DIR. Montfort Schley and grandson OF tina
late Henry spaulding.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos T. French have left ruxsdos
where they have spent the spring ana nave coma
to Newport for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Trask ara entertaining a
house party at Tuxedo for the week end. and start
on Thursday for Lake George. whers they will
spend the summer.
Winston Spencer Churchill NJ. P. son OF the late
Lord Randolph Churchill and OF his widow. who Is
now Mrs. George COrnwallis-west. viii come Ia
country for round OF visits Immediately afte
the propagation Of Parliament at the end OF next
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Dillon Ripley still
abroad and will return to this country oefore
the fall when they will go their place a. Hemps
stead for the autumn
Mr. and Mrs Henry C. Phipps who are now 80
Meadow Brook. sail for Europe next week and
will spend the summer and autumn in London ana
IN Scotland where they have shooting lodge ana
moor adjoining Balma caan. the Highland home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin
Formal announcement has been made OF the en-
gagerueut OF Miss Elinor Parke Gusts Lewis -
Thomas BIoodgood Peck r. Miss Lewis Is =
daughter OF Mrs Z. Parke GUSTS Lewis. who del
about a year ago. Mrs Lewis was daughter OF
Edwin A Stevens, OF Castle Point Hoboken. Mss
Lewis who made her debut at her HobOken hons
about five years ago. is a great-granddaugnter %
Nellie Custis. the adopted daughter OF General
George Washington. Mr.. Peck who IL a Columbia
man. class Of IS. is the OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
BIoodgood Peck. OF No. Ill East Thirty-fourth-st
Harry PAYNE Whitney's house. at Fifty-seventE~
Elfth-aV6..
Frederick W. Stevens. who is now known since her
divorce from the Due de Dino Mrs. Livingston
Sampson. is to undergo extensive alterations dur
ing the summer. These involve not only the re-
modelling Of the interior. but likewise the substtu~
ton of brownstone facade for the red brick 'front.'
which has until now been OF the landmarks OF
the avenue. Mr.. Whitney is also building an ex%
tension in West Fffty-seventh-st for which pur-
pose he purchased the house adjoining his own and
caused it to be RACED
Mr. and Mrs. William Butler Duncan at theic
new country place. the Port Washington side of
Hampstead Harbor-
Lord DunIuce. the eldest son OF Lord and Lady
Antrim. has been frequently in New-York on
his way 10 and from Ottawa TO visit his uncle and
aunt Lord and Lady Mimic. that there many
people here who will be interested learn OF his
engagement TO Miss Margaret Talbot youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert Talbot. and
a grandchild Of the fourth Lord Lyttleton
Brigadier General Sir John Maxwell who married
Miss Bonynge. of New-York. has been transferred
from Dublin TO London, where ne is to serve on thu
staff OF the Duke Of Connausht the Inspector Gem
eraI of the British Army.
A. T. Atterbury and the Misses Atterbury are az
Isleboro. Me-. for the
The Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ Stires. rector OF ST.
Thomas's Church. and Mrs. stires Will spend thu
summer at the Sycamore Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Scott Cameron have closed their
place at Hampstead and have gone for the summed
TO Saratoga. where they have taken FairIawn.