New-York tribune., 1904-09-01
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.
number OF we'll known people are due here
from Europe to-day board the Baltic among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hartman and
Miss Mary Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs Rutherfurd
Stuyvesant Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Iseln. who were
married last April and who have been abroad ever
since John Schermerhorn and Mr.. and Mrs W.
Lanman Bull. Mr.. and Mrs James NJ Waterbury
arrived from Europe Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Austen Gray. although booked TO
sail for Europe last Saturday. are still in town
and have adjourned their departure for abroad
The marriage of Miss Louise A Benedict. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Benedict and Clifford B.
Harmon takes place to-day at the country home
of the brides parents. at Greenwich Conn Owing
to the poer health of Mrs. Benedict. the wedding
will be a quiet one
Announcement is made of the engagement Of
Miss Catherine Morgan Dix. eldest daughter Of the
Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix. rector of Trinity Church.
to William III. Wheelock son OF Dr. and Mrs
George G.. Wheelock. OF No IS Park-ave Mr.
Wheeock was graduated from Harvard In 1888
His notker. Mrs. WheelOck. is the sister Of Miss
Amy Townsend. Of Mrs. George IT, Bend and OF
Mrs. John Clinton Gray.
Miss Louise Ward McAIIister was in town
yesterday on her way to Newport. where she viii
remain for few days prior to going to Short
HIS. n. j., IOr tne sOii IOuIHdAlSHN
Mrs Joshua Hendricks has returned from her
country place at Rye. N Y, and opened her home
in West seventy.secord-st. for the season
Sir John and Lady Iisterkaye have arrived in
this country from Canada and are staying in the
Adirondacks with Lady Lister-Kaye's mother, Mrs
Yznaga, who has cottage near Paul Smiths for
the season. Sir JoSh and Lady Lister-kaye have
come across the continent from Vancouver by way
vbsr hey visiting friends
NIr and Mrs. Harry B. Hollins Join Mrs. Yznaga's
house party tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs John ~ Hadden leave town this
week for Rich6eld Springs. where they will make
short stay
Among those seen In town yesterday were Mrs
James ". Gerard. jr., her sister. Mrs. Carroll
Brown Of Baltimore: Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mr..
and Mrs Marion Strong. Miss Claire Bryce. Miss
Sands Miss W. Goadby Loew and Mrs. GoUver-
Kortright.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick r. Halsey sail from
Europe this week for New-York, and on their arri-
val here will go to Tuxedo for the autumn
AIr aud Mrs. George G. Haven leave Newport for
the season to-day and 90 to Lenox for the fall
Nine Waddington widow Of the French states
man. Cabinet minister and Ambassador. William
Henry Waddington. has left town for Newport.
at Wakehurst. Nine. Waddington was Miss Mary
King OF New-York and is sister OF Brigadier
General Charles King, l. s A Her son. Francis
Waddington makes his home I'm this country.
Nine Waddngton will remain IN America until
November L
Mrs Alfred Henderson, OF No. SC West Seventy-
second-st has announced the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Edith Davis Henderson. to Victor
Sutro, OF this city.
Mrs. William Barclay Parsons returns 70 town
from Saratoga to-day.
Mss CadwaIader Jones ana Miss Beatrix Jones
have decided to prooug their stay In Europe until
October.
The Duke OF Newcastle leaves town tomorrow
for Newport to stay with My and Mrs. William G.
Rocker.
Miss Alice Roosevelt. who is now staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newbold at Newport, will
return TO Oyster Bay next Wednesday
The engagement is announced Of Miss Beatrice
spragus daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. Charles
Ezra sprague to Lyon De Camp. eldest son Of
William Scott De Camp OF New-York-