New-York tribune., 1910-06-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

the next TWO months.
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Miss l. Mildred Dick will be married To-
Stuyvesant Fish, jr-, son OF Mr. and Mrx
Stuyvesant Fish and grandson Of Ham,
iIton Fish, on July II at the Church Of St
Philip IN the Highlands. GarTison-on-the-
Hudson The ceremony will be followed
by reception at The Lodge, the country
place Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Evans r Dick, at Garrison Miss Dick
will have Mrs. Alexander Williams, OF
philadelphia, as her matron Of honor, but
she will have no bridesmaids Mr. Fish
has not yet selected his attendants Tina
engagement Of the couple was announced
a few weeks ago
The date for the marriage OF Miss Pris-
ella ToIand and Gaspar Griswold Bacon,
son of the American Ambassador TO
France and Mrs. Robert Bacon, has been.
set for July IS at Aubrey. the countryI
place Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Dale Toland. at White Marsh.
Penn. Ambassador and Mrs. Bacon, as
well as j. Pferpont Morgan. are due to ar
Adriatic-
Miss Helen Posts wedding 70 Montagus
Eliot. a groom-in-waiting to Edward VII
and a nephew of the Earl OF St Ger
mans. takes place to-day in London at
St Georges, Hanover Square. The bride.
who is a daughter of Lady Barrymore by
the Iatter's first marriage, with Arthur Post,
of New York, will have among her at
tendants her sixteen-year-oI,4 step-sister, the
Hon Dorothy Smith-Barry: Miss Clare
F'rewen, Miss Margaret Trefusis and Lady
Gweneth Ponsonby, while Lady Cunard's
little girl and the diminutive Lord Clon-
more, grandson of the Duke and Duchess
OF Abercorn, and the small son Of Lady
Winifred Renshaw will act as trainbearers-
The ceremony will be followed by a recep-
tfon given by Lord and Lady Barrymore
at their house in Mayfair.
Miss Mai -EImendorf Hackstaf's MARRIAGE
70 Dr. John b Walker takes place at noon
to-day in St. Lukt's Church, East Hampton,
Long Island. The bride. who is daughter
of Charles l. Hackstaff. viii be attended,
by her sister Miss CaryI Hackstaf as
maid of honor. There will be no brides
maids Lawrence z Sexton will act as
best man. and the Ushers will be Dr.. W s
Bryant, DR.. Myron P. Denton and Eugene
A. H Waston. The Rev. Dr.. William T.
Manning. rector of Trinity Church, wilh
perform the ceremony
Lady Herbert. who has seen in this
country for several weeks as the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Robert Ives Gammell,
and her sister. Mrs T. Shaw Safe. at
Providence and Newport sailed for Eng-
land yesterday Her sister. Mrs. E H. G.
Slater. who came on from Washington to
see her of and who spent a few days at
the ST. Regis. left town yesterday for
Newport.
Mr. and Mrs Pembroke Jones VIII go to
Newport for the season on Saturday.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs Ernest VI Stires
have closed 81. Thomas's rectory and have
gone to their summer home on Lake
George.
Mr. ard Mrs. Preston Gibson have az
rived in town from Bevely. Mass. and ars
at the Plaza for a few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs Walter s. Gurnee ard Mss
Gurnee will so to Bar Harbor on July
for the summer.
Mrs Henry 3 Hyde has gone 70 sara
toga for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Polk. who were
the guests in town for few days OF d.
and Mrs. William NJ Polk. have returned
to their summer home at Cedarhurst. Long
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Rs Pvne will SAT-
for Europe next week.
Mrs. William PierSon Hamilton has re-
turned To her cOtntry place at Sterling
ton. n. Y