New-York tribune., 1908-07-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

r~oIono, Iohn Jacob Astor accomr anied by his
son Vincent sailed for Europe yesterday on ooaru
the Kronprfnzessin Ceciiie- They VIII JON MIS-
Astor who has been abroad for severai weeks. ia
London where she has been spending 'he Season-
Mr. and Mrs George w Vanderbilt are expected
70 arrive in town to-day from Biltmore, " e. ano
TO sail Immediately for Europe to spend seVerai
months abroad
Mr. and Mrs Harry a. La Montague who are
snending the summer at Bar Harbor, on their re-
turn to town in the fall will occupy the house al
No 2s East 54th street
Augustus Schermerhorn has arrived In Town
from Ienox. where he has spent the last few days
He has had his yacht Free DaLce placed IN COM
mission FOR a cruise along the New England coast
Mr. and Mrs George T. Maxwell, Who were tne
,r,,a..s NJ Mr. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed over
~. Fourth have returned to their summer home at
Oyster Bay.
Colonel and Mrs Robert NJ Thompson ana tnen
daughter Mrs Stephen H. P. Pen. who arrived IN
tbatr va,bt MneoIa at Vancouver, B. c.. on Mon
day. are due here Friday Coionei ana M Mrs:
Thomson left here last fall on their trlp around
the world and were joined at Manila by Mrs zen
Colonel and Mrs. Thompson VIII spend tne suiii'1'
at Southampton, Long Island
Mr. and Mrs J. searle Barclay jr.. have re'urheu I
+o town from Atlantic City and are staying at eiio
Hotel Wolcott for few days before gong 10 'Nei'
country home at Westbury, Long Island
Dr and Mrs Peter B. wyckon left town yes
terday for Southampton, Long Island Wnere they
will pass the season
Mr.. and Mrs B. Ogden ChisOlm. Of East Sstn
s.raet have gone to New London. Conn. for the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm d. Whitman are among
the recent arrivals at seabrisht ~ J.
Mr., Clarence A. Postley, Sterling Postley ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Amber Curran saiieo Io'
Europe yesterday.
Miss Louise Freeman daughter of Mr. and MIS-
Samuel Freeman married at Morristo"n' ~ -
Yesterday TO walter Brooks Mccormick, OF Chicago.
in the Church Of the Redeemer. which was oecoi@'oN
entirely in green, with maidenhair 1erh' aspoi0
gus fern and palms. The ceremony was perform
bv the Rev William NJ Hughes. and afterwaro
.bere was a large reception at Ridgewood FaIh'
+ba country home Of the brides parents Inc
bride who was given away by her father' was IA
. Drncess gown of white chiffon. trimmed ~itR
lace and she carried bouquet OF orcnlos- MIS-
George c. Tuttle as her sisters matron OF honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Beatrice Bill. OF
cnrins6eId Mass: Miss Adele Carpenter. OF this
CITY. and Miss Eleanor whitney and Miss Nina
ChisoIm of Morristowl- They were all oresseo
in pale green chiffon over white satin, ana wore
hats of black Neapolitan straw, with large pIues'
and carried bouquets of orchids
Chauncey Mccormick Of Baltimore, was the oest
man and the ushers were William Blair Of Chi
cago: Walter B. Brooks. of Baltimore; r j. NC
Corrnick of Chicago: B. S. Johnson, OF this CITY,
and s Harold Freeman and Southgate B. Freeman
brothers of the bride After their wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs Mccormick will make their home In
the West. Among those invited to the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs Gustav E Kissel, Mr. and Mrs
George G. Frelinghuysen. Alfred r. Whitney, the
Misses Whitney Mr. and Mrs. B. Ogden Cnisolrn,
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin NicoI. DR.. and Mrs
Francis ?. Kinnicutt Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Nc
Corrnick Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick and Mr. and Mrs
Harold Mccormick