New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
People and Social Incidents.

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the Rev DR. william H. vibosrt. there was re-
ception given by the brides parents at their house
in East ssth-st.
Mr. and Mrs william woodward are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a daughter at thei.
house in East 5lst-st Mrs woodward was Miss
Elsie Cryder. Of the tripiet daughters Of NJ.
and Mrs. Duncan Crydsr.
Mr. and Mrs NJ orme Wilson have returned 10
town for the and are at their house in East
s4th-st. Their boys at Harvard.
The wedding Of Thomas NJ Ra6org and Miss
Marie Vyse will take place tomorrow at st. Leo's
Church. and Ernest Iselin. Newbold Morris. Henry
". Bull. Edmund Fairfax. Henry R Taylor.
Jameson Getting and Lycurgus Winchester. %
Baltimore will act ushers while H. Mason Pa
borg will be his brothers best man.
Two DAYS later Julian Ripley will marry NIizs
Helen A Bell. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
J. Bell. at Washington. Ashbel H. Barney. Henry
Rogers Winthrop. who married Miss Alice Bah
cock the other day. Gardner II. Bell and the Rev.
Henry Sloan Coffin will he the ushers and T.
Dwight Ripley. jr.. the best man Miss Grace Bell
will be her sisters maid OF honor and Miss Flor
ence Wyckoff. Of New-York. and Miss Zaidee COBB
and Miss HILL both Of Washington. will be the
bridesmaids After the ceremony al St Thomas's
Church Mr. and Mrs Bell. the parents OF the bride.
will give a wedding breakfast and reception for
the newly married couple NJ their country place
near Washington.
Another wedding Of Wednesday viii be that Of
Miss Emily Stuart Taylor. daughter OF the late
Stuart Taylor TO Ernest A Wiltsee, at Paris. Miss
Taylor is niece Of Mrs. Pierre LorfIlard ST, who
gave dance for her at sherry's when she came
out two years ago
Among the features of the week viii be the
steeplechases on Saturday next at Morris Park.
ganzed by the United Hunts Racing Association
It the first Of three meetings. the others being
set for Wednesday. October .. and the following
Saturday October IS. Morris Park has always been
exceedingly popular with New-York society. and
providing the weather is favorable the attendance
is certain TO prove both large and brilliant Many
coaching parties have already been organized fo-
Saturday and Monson Morris will take out
Der of guests from the Holland House on the road
coach Venture which Robert L, Gerry will probably
drive Additional interest will be lent to the races
by the participation of the military element in
eraI of the contests with the full approval and IN
dorsement of the War Department These autumn
steeplechase meetings at Morris Park owe their
organization entirely to Perry Belmont. Howard VI
Potter Ralph Ellis and H. S. Page. the president
and officers of the newly formed United Hunts
Racing Association
Mrs Henry C1ews. jr sailed yesterday for En-
rope with her children board the st. Louis, to
reoin her husband in Paris. where he is in charge
of the French branch of his fathers banking house
As Miss Frances PelI is in deep mourning for the
| recent death Of her mother, the late Mrs Alfred
PeII, her marriage yesterday TO Major Archer Shee
of the 18th Hussars, British army. celebrated
very quietly at Highland Falls. n. I. Major Shes
| served for time midshipman in the English
! navy before Joining the army, and was severely
wounded in the in South Africa
! Mrs George A Robbins and her son. Arden ".
| Robbins, have returned to town. and are their
hon in ETaS fO~+ ha r-frf
Mr.. and Mrs. James H Stebbins have returned
from Europe. and No so Madison-ave. for
| the winter.
Announcement IS made Of the engagement Of Miss
Mary Lanman Prentice. daughter of Mrs n sar-
tell Prentice, of No East 56th-st-. Frederick
| Adams Russell of Winchester, Mass.