New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27

SIR Mortimer Durand, the British Anbass>dc,
to the United States. is due hare to-day trora "a.
rope. He IS accompanied By his son, Capeas,
Durand. Of the eth Lancers. who win spend "a
summer with him at Lenox Lady DurAud and
Miss Durand are already at Lenox-
Mrs. Benjamin Knower and Mis- Ma-xs-.t
Knower sail to-day for Europe. and on xxxtxinx
there viii proceed to Paris to stay with M az
Mrs Henry Coleman Drayton, who have an s2art-
ment there for the season Mrs. Draytou ras Xysz
Constance Knower.
Mr. and Mrs. william J. schierslin LEI. town res
terday for Bar Harbor. Justice and Arz. Horace
Russell and Miss Russell havs gons to South
ampton. Long Island. for the summer.
Mrs. o. B. Jennings left town yesterday Win q
large party on her yacht, the Tuscarors, for Cold
Spring Long Island. shs viii sftsrward 60 60 70
Newport
Owing to the recent death OF Roosrt q. ru1e
an uncle OF the bride the wedding Of Afiss Hocora
Barr and John Sleeve Douglas to-day win take
place quietly. not at St Thomas's Church "a
originally planned, but at the West 5sth-st. home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs william P
Barr. who celebrate to-day their silver wedding
Miss Rosalie Gardiner Jones will take the plaza OF
Miss Hndegarde Turtle as bridesmaid and the ether
bridal attendants will be Miss Gillian Barr. Miss
Luce Mayo Smith, Miss Maria DouglaA Miss
Helena Ely Miss Hilda Goodman and Miss Grace
Quackenbush. Frederick Douglas viii be his broth
ers best man. The ushers will be Louis @ Bar
rian. Reginald Jevons. Horatio Kirans and wash
ington Brown
Trinity Chapel was the scene yesterday Of ths
marriage Of Miss Eleanor Scott daughter Of Jus
tee and Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott, TO William Henry
Tew. formerly OF Jamestown, y. Y but now OF
Glasgow. Scotland Miss Scott, who arraysd IN
white satin trimmed with lace. with a tuns veil
sister, Miss Margaret Scott, and Mrs. Frank Dres-
ser. OF Worcester, Mass, as nnatron Of honor
They were dressed alike IN frocks OF white chit
fon and lace and wore green straw hats, with
wreaths OF white roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Dorothy Hurry, Miss Bat
ty CollamOre. Miss Merriam Cross Miss Julia Dav-
and Miss Marie Wickes all IN frocxs Of uais
green crepe, with which they wore hats OF white
straw. trimmed with roses. They carried boucrstx
Of white sweetpeas. James Dinsmore Tev was bis
brothers best man and T. Sutherland Scott John
d. Fitzpatrick and Clifford Buckingham, OF New.
York; Charles E Carpenter. Of Berlin; Alfred J.
Brandt, Of Arnhein. Holland: Frank L Warren
Jr., OF Stockbirdge, Mass; Charles c. Ezbs-S Of
Niagara, Ontario, and Ralph Whiting. OF Boston
were the ushers. The Rev Frederick George Scott
OF st. Matthew'S Church. Quebec a cousin Of the
bride. performed the ceremony. which was followed
by a reception given by the parents OF the bride
their house. IN Park-avs.
Mrs. Walter Gray. daughter Of tbs lats William
r Travers. has arrived IN town from Newpo-s and
will sail soon for her home IN Frasce.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Gurnes and Miss Ban
and Miss Mary Gurnee start at the end OF rsxt
week for Bar Harbor, where they win spend ne
summer.
The Rev, DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Stires hsys ar
ranged TO spend the summer AZ LAks George
Among the arrivals IN town ara n Hznsan
secretary OF the Russian Embassy al WashtaS-
ton, and the Baron and Baroness Van FuyfL Ths
baron IS the secretary OF the Dutch Legation at
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. Holman have Bsfs town
for Newport for the GUNNER