New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

Yale will be extensively represented at the con-,
try wedding Of Miss Juliet Stanton Adss to On
Raynhann Townshend. on Wednesday. 9,
Peters. one Of the most picturesque churches N
westchestsr County. With the exception OF Davs
T Dana. master Of the Berkshire Hunt. all u.
ushers as well as the best man. Ike the brts
groom. graduates OF Yale George T Ades va,
manager Of varsity crew and played qUarterhaek
on four Of Yale's victorious teams. Aug1st,
Blagden another usher. was captain OF VARSITY
crew Dr. Hugh AuchfncIoss disting 7IishAd htn
self both the water and on the football FED
and has been for several years one Of the judges
OF the Yale Harvard boat races Ire other uss-
ers ara DR.. George Milton Smith. Or. Albert Lana
Carl 3. Ely. Of Harrisburg. and n. Stuart Hot.t
kiss. Henry ". Townshend will be his b-other,
best The bridegroom played halfback OF l
varsity team. and was vfce-president OF tho has.
ball association. The bride viii have four at
tendants. Miss Ellen Adee. Miss Augusta Letcht1rd
Of Morristown v j.: Miss Carolyn Fellowes whoss
wedding Richard Lewis Morris will take placsfn
GAGE Church just a week later. and Mrs. David
Dana. formerly Miss Georgette Collier. and a.
whose marriage few weeks ago Miss Juliet A4ea
a bridesmaid After the ceremony the pa-su1
Of the BRIDE Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Adee VII
entertain at a wedding breakfast, at their plane On
the grounds OF the Westchester Country Club
After their honeymoon DR.. Townshend and hs
bride will make their home New Haven. when.
DR.. Townshend. formerly house surgeon Rooss-
welt Hospital. is engaged n medical practcs
Other weddings get for Wednesday are those a
the Rev Dr. D. Parker Morgan's niece Mss Caro-
line Morgan. to Frank P NcNu1ty. IN the Church
Of the Heavenly Rest. and OF Miss Edith Living
ston Mason Arthur I. Keller. at HaIidou Fail
the summer hons Of her father, A. Livingston
Mason, at Newport, r. I
Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris's marriage IN
McDougan Hawkes. Thursday Will be a q1.e,
affair. the bride is still in mourning Sae Is Tie
daughter OF the late Augustus Newbod Norris
The ceremony will be performed at the brides
home in East 64th street. She viii be given away
by her brother. NewboId Morris. and Viii have 10
bridal attendants nor will there be any ushe-z
Dr. Forbes Hawkes. will be his brothers best man
The bridegroom Dock Commissioner uzds-
Mayor Low. and is q great-great-sr andson q Cen
eraI Alexander McDoUgau who was the first presi-
dent OF the Bank Of New York and OF the New
York Society Of the Cincinnati Another OF his an
cestors Judge advocate general a. the trtai
Of Major Andre.
During the latter part Of the week yTaeoIa- Iona
Island, will be the Mecca OF all those women o.
the fashionable set who are interested in dogs n
connection with the annual bench show OF the
Ladies' Kennel Association OF America. which
opens on Thursday. on the fair grounds. Mss
Anna Sands has recently been elected 70 the pres-
dency Of the association succeeding Mrs Alex
ander Butler Duncan, who, as Mrs. James I Rer-
nochan. held that office almost continuously for
can has IN a measure forsaken the Long Island
with which she was so ConspiCuOusy i1erJtfed
and has leased her place there the Meadows 20
Mr.. and Mrs F. Ambrose Clark, for a long term
More than ordinary interest IS manifested By New
York society in the English Derby this year. whc1
will be run on Wednesday at Epson, for the
favorites in this greatest Of the year Az
gust BeImont-s Norman III and King Edward's
Perfer a son OF his Derby winner. Persrnra0n- Al
gust Belmont sailed for England last week, 20 %
hand at EPSON. in order TO lead in Norman III.
according custom and tradition. IN the event Of
his defeating the Kings colt and the rest OF ths
field. New York society. it may be added, VIII b
literally represented at the race.
Mr. and Mrs William Goadby Losw arrived yss
terday from Europe. and have gone 70 Tuxeto to
stay for few days with Mr. and Mrs George 3.
Baker before going 70 their country place ths
Jersey coast for the season
for the season and al their country place IN
Oceanic y. J., for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Livingston Hoyt and Mss
Julia NJ Hoyt have gone 20 their country pacs
a. Staatsburg, n. Y
Mr. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckran are az
their country place at Vestbury, Long Island. FOR
the month Of June
Mrs Armstrong Smith. widow OF James Henry
Smith will sail this week for England and viii
spend the season IN London, where she has rented
the big house OF the late Lord Nunburnh0lu'e
Charles Wilson the Hull ship owner) in Crosveno-
Square She arrived here from Europe only few
days ago.