New-York tribune., 1904-10-09

Walter Floyd Crosby. to Marcus Hopkins. at colo-
radO Springs. on Tuesday; Miss Helen Benedict.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harper Beue6.ct
70 Archibald A. Forest. at ST. Georges. Hanover
Square, London; also on Tuesday. Miss RebecCa
Knox. daughter Of Senator Philauder c. Knox, to
James Robert Timbls. Of Pfttsburg. at the country
place OF the former Attorney General Of the
United States. at Valley Forge. Penn
Mrs Richard Butler. who spent last winter az
the Renaissance. has left town for Washinztou.
where she has taken apartment at the Rachan-
beau. in COnneeticut-ave. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Stevens UIman. who hav. re-
turned 70 town, viii entertain little this winter
owing to the delicate condition Of the health of
Mrs. UIman
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. d. schdsreIin are at
their country place at MorristOwn, " J., as are
also Mr.. and Mrs. Charles scrfbner.
Mrs Alfred Chaplin is spending the week end
with Mrs George J. Gould at the Iatter's country
place at Lakewood
Mrs Ira B. Barrows wiz have charge OF the
Tuesday Evening Dances organized several win
ters ago by John d. Rockefeller il. They wiz
take place Tuesdays. Decernber 13 and Y: Non
day. January 1s. and Tuesdays. February ana q
DeImonico's viii be the scene Of the Csutury
Dances. under the mana cement OF Mrs CYiver
Livingston Jones. this winter. They win take
place on Thursdays. January 5. February ana
March g
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Day. r. win remain az
their country place at Riverside. Conn. until
November s. when they will open their housA. n
East Ftfty-sixth-st. for the winter.
J. Coleman Draytou and Miss Caroline Drayton
have returned to town and are at their house -
East Fifty-seventh-st- for the season
Mrs Edward OIcvickar has also returned to town
Tor the winter. and is at her In East Fifty
sixth-st.
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Trevor win remain az
southampton until the end OF this month. and then
go to Tuxedo for the remainder OF the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hastings. who have bean
In Venice. after tour through Italy. have sailed
for New-Tork- Rawlins Cottsnet IS among their
fellow passengers.
Miss Margaret HubbeIrs marriage 70 Cauts,
James a WoOdruT. OF the Engineer Corps. T.
5 A, took place yesterday in the little chapel on
Governors Island the ceremony being performed
BY the Rev John Aspinwau. assisted BY the Rev
Edward G. Smith. The bride was given away by
her father Colonel H W HubbeII OF the Artillery
Corps, Pensacola Fla. and she was attended BY
her Iztster. Miss Edith Hubbeu. as her maid OF
honor, and by the following bridesmaids. Mss
Anna Frances Miss Mary Hardwick Mss Anne
Aspnwau and Miss Marie Yates all OF thsm
u4esSeu N PINK crepe &c cllner Win PINK chlrf1I
hats. trimmed with PINK ostrich pIunss- The bride
wore gown OF white satin trimmed with duchesss
lace. and carried bouquet OF HIIes-of-the-vaIley
Captain Gallup was ths best man. and the ushers
Included Lieutenant Wool L. s. A; Lieutenant
Yates. L. 5. a: Captain Kelly, Z. s. r. and Cap
tain AldstealIes, Q. 5. A After the ceremony
reception was held at the officers clubhouse On
Governors Island
Among the debutantes OF the forthcoming season
Will be the daughter OF Mrs Sydney Dillon Ripley
and It Is understood that her uncle. James Hazen
honor.