New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
Abour People and S0cf0I Ancfden1s.


stuvvesant Fish IT, Seymour Johnson Harry
Markoe. jr.. in place of Charles Lawrence. who Ia
abroad: James Lawrence Breese. jr-- Wistsr Ken
dali and Thomas Batteile. Of Boston, William 3.
Ro2ers a cousin Of .he bride. who was to have
been one Of the ushers Is also abroad and win M.
be able to serve Miss RossIind and Miss Jane.
Fish will be in attendance on their sister. After
the ceremony Hamilton Fish. father Of the BRIDE
will give reception at his house, in East 17ta
street.
The newly married couple will spend the carlv
part of their honeymoon In the South. and viii san
Immediately after Easter for England TO spend
the season. and viii then return TO America and
proceed TO the Pacific Coast. where Mr. Breess
has extensive mining interests and where thew
expects to make their home for some years c5ns
MANY dinners and luncheons are being given In
honor of the Duchess of Marlborough. who i,
booked 70 sail for England Saturday next On
Thursday evening her mother. Mrs o. r. P Bel
mont gives a large dinner in her honor at th.
Plaza and A number OF people have been invited
to come in for the entertainment which ia TO TAX.
place afterwaTd- Among the other visitors from
abroad in town Lord and Lady Criehton. who
have come up from the West Indies Lord Crichton
IS one OF the equer-ies of the Prince OF VaJ.,
and Is son and heir OF the Earl Of Erne. Lady
Crfchton being daughter of the late Duke Q.
Westminster Mr.. and Mrs Hunphry Ward ar,
also here and staying with their relatives NJ
and Mrs Frederick W. vhirridgs-
Preparations are being made for the opening .,
the trout fishing season on Long Island Satu--
day morning next. and on Friday afternoon mauv
of the men Of the fashionable set vii! be Leaving
town bound for the various fishing clubs sors
dozen in number. of which each has lJIxgrious
clubhouse. extensive preserves and its own hatch
cry The premier organization of them all is th.
South Side Sportsn1en's Club. founded in 1855 nv
John y CirfsvoId Bradish Johnson. Jcneo Roger,
and George o. viImerdins- which owns preserves
extending over area of four thousand acrss
Among it's present members are W Bayard Cut.
ting H Nick Twomblv, Andrew Carnegie, August
Belmont. William h Vanderbilt. ST. and Richard
T. Wilson. jr- The other clubs include the Car
mans River Club. the Long Island Country Club
the Suffolk. the Wyandanch the Mil Neck, the
Nissequogue and the Rassa peasue- The preserves
of the last named club consist Of some sixtssr
ponds and part of the Nissequogue River and IN.
club has only four rnembers-C0IoneI Oliver H.
Payne Theodore a Haveneyer, Grant 3. Scalsy
and RI. l. Terrell
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Hare. vho we're mar
ried ten days ago at the home os Mrs Hares
father, John E. Parsons. in East 3sth street re-
turn to-day from their wedding trip They
will make their home at No 123 East ssJn street.
Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge will give a luncheon.
followed by bridge. at her house in East 59ta
street, Wednesday next
Jose Victor Onativia. jr., and his bride. Mss
Clara Wright Barclay, will spend the greater pat
OF the summer abroad. sailing the dav after their
wedding in st. Thonas's Church on April 2.
There have been some slight changes in their we'd
ding attendants Miss Barclay will have as her
bridesmaids Miss Dorothy Bigelow. Miss Louis.
and Miss Alice Kobbe and Miss Ellen Brown Mise
Vera Onativia will ne the maid O. honor. while
Dorothy Brown and Jennie Ffncke will &c the
flower girls Arthur Jones will be the best nan. .
and Csriswod Lorillard, Martin keosh. Clorencs
Pen. Henry Colt. Woodbury. Seamsns. Paul Moore.
John Brown and Harry Bests viii b. the ushers-
Frederick Nevbold Lawrence president Of IRE
Union Club is lying seriously Ill his home. a;
No West 18th street where he is being nu-sed
BY his daughter, Mrs. FoxhsE keene-
The Secretary Of state has arrived IN town and
is staying tine Hotel Manhattan
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe
were Mrs. George Og1Ivy Haig, who has been
staying with her mother Mrs. Astor; Sir Baehs
and Lady Cunard and the Hon. Wyndham Barring.
second son Of Lord Cromer.
Mrs Hermann oeIrichs will spend the sumnsf
abroad.
Mrs Cornelius y. Bliss and Mrs. Charles Il
Coster and Miss Coster have returned to town
from the South
Miss Spence's School Society will give comic
opera la Belle Chasseuse- or. Hearts and
Hounds on the afternoon and evening OF Friday
April 2i and the evening OF Saturday. ApTI >.
AT the Berkeley I,yceum Theatre. The MUSIC and
1vrics are by Miss Grace HOIIingsworth. and ths
hook IS by Miss Grace r Henry and Miss r W
Tweed. The proceeds are for a class OF crippls'
children Tickets may be obtained from MIS-
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