New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

Still the marriage bells ring on ana not rrnsu ,v,n
on toward the end OF the month VIII thers n. A.,
diminudon In the phenomenally large urrahsz =.
weddings that have taken placs in and around New
York IN the first part OF 1908 Among the many .a.
for this week is that OF Miss Louise Hol,n, ,,s
Henry Chauncey Cryder. which win take mac. A,
tuesday at St James's Church, Mahisor-avx a.
71st-st. The bridegroom. who is a member Of .hs
Union Club, and son of William wetrnors Crys.r
OF Paris. will be supported by Charles Keller 9ssk
man as best man, while Theodore A Hayerasyzr
A. Gordon Norrie, ]. Chauncey McKeever and Rich
ard Wainwright will be the ushers. The brsca /.
daughter of William NJ Hollins OF Moutolair n =
Will have her sister. Mise Edith HolIins az hsr
only attendant The two girls lost their naoshsr
when young and were brought up by their grand
mother, the late Mrs Wissman Since her death
they have made their home with their uneis
Charles A Wissnan At his house, in East nth.
the reception will take place after the wedding.
On Wednesday the marriage OF Ebert F. WYIrnsr.
ding to Miss Helen Louise Barber wiz take plac.
at tho home OF the brides parents Mr.. and Mrz
Charles Gibbs Barber at their house in East ssth-
ST. Owing to the recent death OF the brides grand
father, Dr. Barber. of Ossning, N Y, the wedding
will be q quiet affair. Mrs. ". s. Vokrnar OF
Washington, will be the matron Of honor and Mas
Margaret Crosby, Miss Juliet Benedict and Miss
Amy Mills will be the bridesmaids the Misses Dali
Carrere and Georgiana Barber acting as flower girls
Henry A. Wilmerding will be his brothers best
man and George F. Shields. Lindsay Roe Hsory
Slack and Stewart Flagg viii be the ushers. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Arban
Ritchey, Of Trinity Chapel
On the sane day the marriage OF Miss Mzrgnrs.
Robson TO Samuel A. Walsh. IT, WIN take a large
contingent of the fashionable set out TO Massaue-
qua, Long Island, where the ceremony VIII taxa
place at Grace Church The trip from town wal bs
made by special train from the Long Island station
The wedding viii be followed by a breakfast and re-
| ception at Massapequa Manor now owned by the
mother OF the bride Mrs. William Robson. Il has
been In the possession OF tho FIoyd-Jones family
TO which she belongs By birth, for many genera
| tiOns. Miss Louisine Peters. Miss Elizabeth Hoyt
Miss Mathilds Leverich and Miss Margaret D.
Benedict will be the bridesmaids and Miss Edith
Carpenter the maid of nonor. q. Gordon Douglas.
Talbot Stewart, IT.. Charles 3. Watson. jr., and
Noel Carpenter will be the ushers. and Edward De
Witt Walsh will ofciate as his brothera bsst man
On Wednesday morning the Ladies' Kennel AZ
ISOLATION Of America VIII open its third annual
bench show the Fair Grounds at Mineolz, Long
Island the exhibition lasting until Thursday night
1t Is under the direction Of Mrs. James I. Ker-
nochan. president Of the association; Of Mrs J. J.
vatable. the vicepresident, ana OF Miss Gsrtruds
De Coppet the secretary. It is certain to attract
large attendance. especially Of that portion Of soi
ETY. which has country places on Long Island
On Thursday Mrs. ]. Hood Wright gives s big
fete champetre at her suburban place. the Folly.
near Fort Washington, FOR the benefit OF tho hospi
| tai that bears her name and that OF her second
| husband Among the features Of the programme
are palmistry by Mrs. Cecil Campbell and songs BY
| the Misses Hoyt. Mrs Wright will bs assisted In
receiving by her daughters. Mrs John IL cOnyns-
| ham and Mrs. John Markle, who recently returned
from a motor trip abroad.
| Another wedding OF the weak win be That Of
/ Miss Constance Berry to Mortimer Percy Arnold
| on Saturday. 1t was to have taken piaoe 81 the
| Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church, but, owing 70 tbs
racant death Of the bridegrooms mother, Mrs John
n V Arnold the ceremony viii be perforrnsd
c,,at1v at the house OF the brides grandmother.
| Mrs Thomas Andrews. IN East S7th-st. Anthcny
| Hog1let will be the best man and MISE FnslnlA
Dean the only bridal attendant
NJ sns Mrs IRA A KIP. r., gave an sn~tay
sntsrtaInrent yesterday at ths new arss stock
\ farm on the top of Orange Mountain WHICH Nhos
| have purchased. It was by way OF q houss Nalni
| ing Their guests went out from town IN ea9
morning at 10. devoted their time 70 0isson So
ing until luncheon. after which there WIS Uh,
| kbana- including hurdle races, fat RACES sno
| steeplechases The guests returned 70 to"i IL
| tins for dinner IN tho evening
| Prescott slade, william @ Ca11nann' hes,Hs-.
| pierce and a number Of other Nsw-forA n1e' -
| Ieft town for winchester, Va, TO attend sne W.
| dI,o, ~ Miss Mary Russell to Stephen Il 6rorh-
which took place there yesterday s'ephen 49,
who IS a member Of the Union Cluo ana sSI ~
Vernon H Brown. OF the Cunard ConDAs' ,s.t-
| take his bride abroad next week 70 spsH-
| honeymoon in England
| Among those who sailed yesterday for su
were Mr.. and the Hon. Mrs. William Ma s.-on
| Marconi is the sister Of Lord lnchieuH "a
/ AFoncheur the Belgian Minister at W asnNae -
| the baroness Moncheur, daughter or Gshe1- -.
| ton American Ambassador in Mexico $50 =
| Mrs George B. Mcclellan sr- widow o. "
| eraI and mother Of the Mayor, sailed yes'ss
| hoard the iceland 20 spend the sornna@ -"
George J. Gould left town yesterday % 20, n,
| Gould and his children at Furionkn D
| MACE in the CatsBins where Mrs- 6ou4'
| main until she goes abroad later IN ths n'N-
| r,oosevelt Hall, skaneateles. win on WeeIsa-
I week be the scene OF the marriage o. DohA
| bell to Miss Augusta Boylston daughter V vrx
| Montgomery Roosevelt by her rrst ma as..tsr
| roosevelt was formerly Miss Augusta 80 - y,sa
| Donald Campbell IS a son OK Malos
| Campbell U. s. A. retired
| Another Roosevelt marriage is that o' -s,,s
1 rrtda Roosevelt TO orme Clark, Of HnsAH0
| takes placs st Boston on Juno Ia
| Nr- and Mrs. william p o. y1sid have 50
| rI,cs os their own for this summer ~ - -
| The Poplars and expect to entertain
| house parties.
| ur-, london comes the announcement " a.
| engagement OF Miss Maud Watrous' az. W.s-
| the late George H. watrous and OF c..ss
| rons Of New-Haven, 10 Captain 6sors'
| crazebrook Royal Inniskien FusMaA