New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
About People and |OcfaI Incidents


MN She is daughter of John Rigelovv and sl.,s.
OF Foultney Bigelow. and obtained a di,or,. 4. -
ago AT Sioux Falls. s. D.. from Charles So.
Dodse- They had two children a daughter ss
,een years Old and a boy. ten. Lionel Cusst..
brother. Frederick Guest OF the Rovs1 ~
Guards. is 20 marry next month IN Tondo, ~,
Amy Phipps 'O'" MIS-
mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt entertained a party q,
friends yesterday the coach Venture IN, 81, -
10 Belmont Park. Her guests included Miss E,,,sl
parsons. Miss North, Mrs. Austen C7rav Worth
mston Whitehouse Willing Spencer. T 3 Clar;
IT, Mlinln Wharton. Peter G. Gerry Tbor,ss
shdeI and Mr. Barclay Alfred G. Vanderbilt was
the WHIT
MI and Mrs. John r. Drexel 60 on Friday T.
the Adirondacks for ton days. before proceeding
for the summer Newport Mr. and Mrs. c.corye
G. Haven start for Lenox for the s,,n,r,sr o-, IN,
| o. ana hr and Mrs George Bird, r. go TO Isles
6oro. Me. for the summer on June 19
Miss Rosane Gardiner Jones will take tho Mace
OF Miss Hhdegarde Turtle as bridesmaid al the
marriage on Saturday next Of Miss Honor Bar
and John Sheafe Douglas. Miss Turtle having be.-
placed In mourning by the recent death OF her
father Robert H. Turtle. ex-president of St
Georges Society 1t IS for the same reason that
the ceremony. instead Of taking place as ar
ranged st. Thomas's Church will be celebrated
quietly at the home OF the parents OF The bride
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Barr Mrs Turtle and
her husband were 10 celebrate their silver wedding
next Saturday. in conjunction with Miss Bars
marriage, but all festivities arranged in connec-
| ton herewith have now been abandoned
Mrs. Benjamin Knower and Miss Margarer
Knower go abroad next Saturday and their
arrival IN Europe viii stay with Mr. and Mrs
Henry Coleman Drayton at their apartments in
Paris. Mrs Drayton was Miss Constance Knower
Mrs. Charles H. Marshall also goes abroad on
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott slade are booked to san
for Europe June and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
seeley go abroad June %.
Henry Chaunoey Cryder. who is TO marry Miss
Louise Hollins. daughter OF William NJ Hollins on
June 8. at st. Jamess Church Madison-ave gives
his farewell bachelor dinner on Thursday week at
the Union Club, when his guests viii include MS
best man and ushers. Charles X Beeknan J.
Chauncey Mckeever. Theodore A Havemeyer. A
Gordon Norrie and Richard T Wainwright
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock left town yesterday FOR
her country place at South Coventry and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles D. DIckey to-day to their summer
home at Glen Cove. Long Island
Judge and Mrs. Horace Russell and the Misses
Russell start on Thursday for Southampton Long
Island, where they will spend the summer On the
following day Mr.. and Mrs. William J. schieneIin
start for Bar Harbor.
On Friday Mrs o. B Jennings takes 4 partv on
her yacht. the Tuscarora, to Cold Spring Long
Island, before going to Newport. Mrs Alfred
Chaplin and Miss Chaplin start for Canada for the
summer Frederick Sturges and Miss Nav sturgss
go to their country place at Fairfield. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Kip have issued invitations
for days outing at their new country place at
Orange. n. J.. June 3 1t is to serve BY way OF
a house warming. The guests will go out in spe-
cial cars in the morning which will be devoted to
pigeon shooting After luncheon there viii be
hurdle races fiat races and steeplechases.
The marriage of Miss Mary Constance Berry to
Mortimer Percy Arnold will take place at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Andrews, the grandmother OF the
bride No. IS East S7th-st., June 10 instead
the Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church, as originally
planned. The change is caused by the recent
death Of the bridegroom's mother. Miss Virginia
Dean will be the maid OF honor and H A L
Hoguet the best man.
There a large attendance yesterday at the
marriage of Miss Elsie Waterbury, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James NJ Waterbury TO Gouverneur Nor
ris. son of the late Gouverneur Morris 1t took
place at st. Peters Church West Chester and was
followed by large reception at Spencer House the
Waterbury home. near Baychester. special
train took the guests from town and many OF those
having country homes in Westcl[-cr drove to the
quaint little church. where the ceremony was per
formed by Bishop Potter, assisted by the rector
the Rev. DR.. Frank y. Clendenin The bride had
one attendant her cousin. Miss Dorothy Pierrepont
Edwards The brides brother James NJ Water
bury, jr.. the head usher. Mr. Norris who Is
a contributor to magazines is a descendant %
Lewis Morris, one Of the sgners Of the Declaration
of Independence