New-York tribune., 1905-06-08
About People and Il %Ocfal Incidents.

church to house wedding the other attendants
who had been chosen were dispensed with
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Parsons will accompany
Secretary Taft on his trip the Philippines. Mrs.
Parsons Is the daughter of Henry Cews
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Barrovs sailed yesterday for
Europe. where they Will remain until late in the
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt have returned
to their place at Newport from New-York and
Philadelphia
Sir Mortimer Durand. the British Ambassador
win come here from Washington tomorrow to at
tend the Pilgrims Club dinner in honor Of Joseph
H Choate in the evening.
Mrs. Henry Draper has left town for Dobbs
Ferry. where she will spend the summer.
This evening Robert D. wrenn. who was one Of
the Presidents Rough Riders in the Spanish war
gives his farewell bachelor dinner at DeImonico's
His marriage to Miss Grace Dabney, of Boston
takes place Monday next at Nahant.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert de Peyster Tytus left town
yesterday for their country place. Tyringham.
Mass with Mrs. Edward Tytus.
This afternoon Mrs. J. Hood Wright will give a
big fete champetre at her suburban place. The
Folly near Fort Washington. for the benefit Of the
hospital which bears her and that of her
ond husband. Among the features Of the pro-
gramme are palmistry by Mrs Cecil Campbell and
songs by the Misses Hoyt. Mrs. Wright will be
sisted in receiving by her daughters. Mrs John NJ.
Conyngham and Mrs. James Markle who recently
returned from motor tour abroad
| Mr. and Mrs Thomas Newbod and Miss Mary
Newbold have left town for their country place. at
| Hyde Park-o the Hudson
Baron Karl Giskra the Austrian charge DAT
| flares. and the baroness. who have bsen in town
! for a day two, have gone to Lenox where the
Austrian Embassy is established for the sum-
mer The baroness will sail very shortly for the
Island Of Jersey to join her mother and children
The baron will follow later after the Of the
| Ambassador.
! Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert scheH have closed their
| home. in East 62d-st-, and have gone to Birnam
| House, their country place at Mortified. Mass.
Many people went out by special train yesterday
morning to Massapequa, Long Island. to attend the
wedding there. in Grace Church of Samuel d.
| Walsh jr.. to Miss Margaret Robson. After the
ceremony in Grace Church wedding breakfast fol-
lowed at Massapequa Manor now owned by the
| mother of the bride Mrs. William Robson and
| which has been in the possession of the FIovs-
| Jones family, TO which she belongs by birth for
generations. The bride attended by Miss Edith
| Carpenter as maid of honor and by Miss Ilousine
rich and Miss Margaret Benedict as bridesmaids
| Edward De Witt Walsh his brothers best nan
| and g. Gordon Douglas Talbot Stewart IT, Charles
f. watson and Noel Carpenter were the ushers
| ST AIMS Church was the scene yesterday Of the
! wedding Of Miss Marie Demonico. daughter of the
| late Constant Delmonico and niece of Lorenzo
| Demonico. to Edward Firth Du Vivier. The latter
| IS a son Of the late Edward Firth Du Vfvfer and
| a grandson Of Mrs. Edward Firth who was Miss
| Binsse, aunt of Mrs. Schuyler N. Warren of Mrs
| Reginald FTancklyn and of John La Fargo. George
| Du Viver his brothers best man. and Stock
| ton Beekman Colt. Boudinot Colt Edmund
Schneider. George c. Poirier. Ernest Du vivier and
| Lorenzo P1cabia the ushers. The bride was
| dressed in white crepe de chine trimmed with
duchesse lace with which she a veil Of
| point applique lace and carried a bouquet Of
| white orchids. Her bridesmaids included Miss
| Louise Du Vivier Miss Nathalie Du Vivier. Miss
! Aimee Delmonico and Miss Emily Barre, all
dressed alike in white chiffon trimmed with bands
| of white satin ribbon and lace. They wore hats
| of white neapoIitan straw trimmed with ostrich
plumes and pink roses, and carried bouquets Of
pink roses. The bride given away by her
uncle, Leon Barre, and the Rev IhoInaS r
MyhaI, performed the ceremony.