New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-30


Yale boat races are always popular wits ,ba -
ionabls SET. whose interest In the contests iv -,
~ Increased by the fact that II Is repra4s,..s -
one or another Ut the crews by a son. a brother =
hance' Many yachts have gathered A. Nav
London for the affair, and az all have pa-,,s. :.
board they will be to-day the scene ~ r,nct "a
and hospitality. s7V
Yesterday was day OF weddings both IN ~.
cltv ana IN the country. At Jericho. l. 7 N..
Helen Van Corttandt Morris sister a Mon.rr ~
ris. became the wife cf Nelson Beardsle,- Burr a.
Narraeansett Pier. Thomas William Iuaro7- -,
rted Miss Harriet Danforth Browne niece Of "
and Mrs Maus schermerhorn. At Yonker. -.
wedding CT Miss Ogden and Ia Tourstts D-tp-,
took place while in the city Trinity Chapel va,
the scene ~ the marriage % Miss Catherine D,I-,,
Smith and Herbert Wheels
The marriage % Miles, Catherine Nfadeifr4 r,,.VL
Smith 10 F@rbert Wheeler son % the late s-4-.,,
Wheeler ~ Philadelphia was oslebra,as a,
o'clock -sterday afternoon IN Trinity Cha,At
The ceremony performed by the vicar ~,
Rev. Dr. Vibbert. ara was followed BY A recso-
ton az the home Of the brides parents Mr. ans
Mrs Edmund y. Smith No. a East Twenty--afrh-
ST. The brides sister Miss Resale NfiIue- s-,,,1
was her maid Of honor. and only attendant n.
bridegrcom's brother. Arthur L. Wheeler Uaa M,
best man. ana the ushers were the brides brother
r Dutilh Smith and George 3 stlTrnan. % ~
city: Walter s Wheeler Richard NJ Cadwalaae-
ir Livingston B.ddIa Henry NJ Hart and Edward
N Benson. Of Philadelphia.
Alterations being made 70 the home q VI.
and Mrs. John D Rockefeller. jr-. in West Ffftv-
fourth-st, F1fth-ave.. during their absence
from town. They have been for the last month at
their country home in the Poeartico Hills Mrz
Rockefeller has gone t. Rhode Island 70 visit her
father. Senator Aldrich. at his home at warw!cx
Neck
Mrs Henry c. Knapp. No. East Eighty-sec-
ond-st. whose engagement to Lord Bateman was
announced a few weeks ago in this column Is
booked to sail on July for England, where her
wedding is TO take place.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Tiffany Dyer have rented
for the season the Bar Harbor villa Of Mrs. Abram
s Hewitt who with the Misses Hewitt. will spend
the summer at their country place at Ringwood-
Mr. and Mrs ]. Stevens Ulman leave town to-day
for Southampton. Long Island. where they have
cottage. for the summer.
J. Pierpont Morgan is booked TO sail to-day from
Liverpool and on his arrival will go his country
place on the Hudson making frequent trips into
town on board his Yacht, the Corsair, which "a
being placed IN readiness for his use.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward somerviIIe Jaffray are re-
ceving congratulations on the birth of daughter
at their nome. at Ardsley y L MIS-. JaHray Was
Miss Mare Ceballos Hewitt daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Hewitt
Elbridge T Gerry is still far from we'll and has
not yet been moved from hts yacht. the Electra.
TO his villa shore at Newport He is about to
start however for a cruise along the Sound.
Mrs. William Storrs Wells and Miss Natalis
Wells who returned last week from Europe, have
left town for Newport for the Mrs.
Moses Taylor Campbell is expected there from
town to morros.
The engagement of Miss Margherta Hungerford,
the daughter of Mrs. William A Hungerford 10
John r. Paxton jr, of this city is announced Mr.
Paxton is the son OF the Rev. DR.. John R. Paxton
and lawyer by profession He is graduate os
the Yale class OF sS and a member OF the Strolers.
Yale and Nassau Country clubs. and former mem
Der of Squadron A