New-York tribune., 1905-11-02


from Mount kisco. \. Y. where she has -. % io1l
ing with Mr.. and Mrs William soana Oeeh stay
The Misses Furniss have arrived in
winter and are at their house in 5th-sva Tor tSs
Mir. and Mrs Morris K Jesup. vho
Lenox. will return to town for the sea.o- @.e stl
day next. On doE-
Mrs. Charles Hall. with her sster. Mr..
still at Hot Springs. Va, where n. harTs 1,
Herbert NJ. Hartman are likewise stalyt,@ aAa Mrs
The hat sale for charity at the hons.
Richard Irwin. No 1 West 3sth-st va~ e OF Mrs
yesterday. and the remaining hats eg,naed
OF by Mrs Irwin and those assisting her ,SeDsse ed
Mrs. Harry II. Duryea. Mrs. Henrv ,,,se'ains
Miss Hackstan and Miss Mary Moulto, A'vssnder. =
ceeds from the sale, which has been ~. .As pFo-
cess, Will go to the Virginia Day N1rsary -. sur
Annex OF the Loomis Sanatorum anu 'As
Chrysanthemums and orchids proved N.
tion yesterday at the Herald souare r,ta t,lae-
Hall. where the seventy-ffth animal ~'-'Oi.'On
mum Show OF the American Institute is n -
ress Hamilton NICK Twombly Miss Helen co,.ss
j. Pierpont Morgan. Elbrdge T. Gerr, ana rg"
j. Gould are among the exhibitors Tba o,ss., s.
will continue until tomorrow.
John Jacob Astor. the younger son q, u-,,
Waldorf Asror. has now left Eton and has 80
to Oxford, where he has Joined New College 'OA'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt have ra,v-,.,
from Skaneateles and are at their hons. =. ~
5S3 5th-ave-
At the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION the NOR
rii ge Of Bryce Metcalf and Miss Susie Hall darvb
ter of Mrs. John T. Hall. will take placa to-d,v
The bride will have as matrOns OF honor Mrs Ed
ward L. Hall and Mrs. Henry Marion Ward flor.
merly Miss Lucy Morgan). while Miss Justine D
Peyster Miss Ann Stuyvesant and Miss Cather,n.
and Miss Elsie Hall will be the bridesmaids Har
rs Fahnestock will be the best man. and Edwars
L. Hall. Peyton Van Rensselaer, T. THeston Wells
Lamont Dornnck Frank Hillhouse and John Huh
bard will be the ushers. The ceremony VIII bs
followed by a reception. to be given by Mrs Hall
the mother of the bride. at her house In East
30th-st.
Mr.and Mrs. William G. Guthrie returned 10
town from their place Long Island yesterday
for the season
Miss Mary Honey. daughter of Colonel P. Honey
of this city, was married yesterday afternoon in
Grace Church Chantry to Josiah Quincy OF Boston
The bride, who given away by her father
was dressed in cream white Liberty satin. trimmed
win uucHesse laCs' Will "L4Sh sHo WITS d tuAe
veil fastened with orange blossoms. She had
bridal attendants. William CASTOR. Of Boston act
ed as best man. and the ushers were the brides
brother. Robertson Honey, and Frederick Allen.
The Rev Dr. Rushton. Of the Church Of Zion and
st. Timothy, performed the ceremony, which was
attended by relatives and few intimate friends
Afterward there was a small reception In the an
mex of the Metropolitan Club Some Of those IN
vited to the wedding were ex-President and Mrs
Cleveland, Judge and Mrs Alton B. Parker. Judge
and Mrs John Clinton Gray. Mr.. and Mrs VIM
throp Gray Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De Kay, Mrs
Sidney De Kay, Mrs John Murray torpes' Mnss
Calender aud Miss De Forest. The newly married
couple will live in Boston.