New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Maria Mcr1n's welding ~ rs..
.. Hoyt win take place ~ noon -o-d.- i
the Church Of tine Incarnation Tra b-.s...
only attendant viii be- her sister ,f..
Helen Dorothy Moran. uinsa e1cs..r,.-.
10 Malcolm McBurney was ar1ouncsd H.
these columns receutfv Glibe-t F-s-~sf~-
viii be mis- COUSINS besf man ana Rror-,-
Winthrop. Horace O.. Stebninr. Walter r
ROsen. Francis q. Bishop and c1r.ris,
Moran will be the usnors. Tire rsrsrro-~
win be followed by a reception a-G wa.
ding breakfas, a. the East sea -f~...
house OF the brides father Nrlfdss ns-a,
Moran.
Another feature 81 The programme % a..
city for to-day IS the horse s.0 0w ~ Dp.--
lands organized and managed ezr.usfvel,
BY women OF the smart sot for the Genes.
OF Mrs Emily Beach. 20 whose instruction
so many OF them arc indebted for ths,-
knowledge o. riding and driving T1s
judges viii include Mrs Hdoif Iadenturz
and Miss Eleanor Scar. Of Boston. and
there is % he q series Of four-iu-hanf
driving contests au1orz the members os
the Ladies' Coaching Club - which Nr-
Thomas Hastings is the pre- Dent I1 re
long list OF patronesscs VIII he found "a
names Of Mrs ". Person Hamilton 1frT
Elbridge T. Gerry. .l-s. Ezertou Z. VIM
throp. Mrs James Gerard and Mrs Rich
ard TrimoIe.
Mrs. James Bryce. wife o. the British
Ambassador az Washington. is. now or rsr
way across the ocean. bound FOR New York
and is due here on FRIDAY. ON her arrival
she will proceed at once to Join the am
HaesadOr i'm the rational carif4I
Mr. and Mrs Reslna,d Roralds moved
yesterday to the Plaza. where they are
styling with Mrs Bonalds'5 mother. 1i-s
c. II. Strong. OF Erie. Penn.
Among those who sailed yesterday fo-
Europe were Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Low 7fr
and Mrs. Herman r. Duryea. Mrs. Richard
Gambrill Cora. Countess Of Strahord
James D'wolfe cutting. Mrs. Livingston
Cutting. Mrs g. Gray Diusmore. the wifs
of the German AmbassadOr at Washington
and her daughter. Countess Louise vou
Bernstorff. and Baron Louis Ambrozy. who
has lust been transferred from the Austrian
Embassy az Washington 20 that az Rome
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney.
who went abroad only a few DAYS ago. viii
sail for home on SATURDAY. and shortly
after their arrival here will 90 to their
country place at WestbuTy, Long Island
Miss Catherine Hynson NTcFsdden.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Franklin Mc-
F'adden. of Philadelphia, viii be married
to Harold Ayn1ar Sands. son Of III. and
Mrs. William IT. Sands. OF tbs CITY. on
Jun. .. al Radnor. Penn. where Miss Nc
Fadden's parents have country place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z Ritzena De Grove win
not 20 abroad this year. but viii spend
the summer at their place az Monmouth
Beach, y. J.
Hiss Emily Bayne was married yesterday
a afternoon to Alfred c. BOssum. Of England.
et the homo Of her parents. Mr. ard Mrs.
Samuel @. Bayne, No $50 Riverside Drive.
The ceremony was performed by rhe Rev
DR.. Leighton Parks. Of St. BarthOlon1sw's
Church, and was followed by small re-
cepttor. The bride, who was given away
BY her father. was attfred IN a gown Of
white sain, trimmed with old rose point
lace. with which she wore a tulie veil
fastened with orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower bouquet OF Iiiies-of-ths-vailey
and orchids. Her sister-in-lav. Mrs. How
ard Bayne, was her only attendant. She
was dressed in yellow satin and carried a
bououst OF yellow roses. De Witt Lock-
man was the best man. and the ushers
we're Professor Michael Pupin. Rowland
PeII. Paul Bayne. a brother Of the oride;
John NJ Carrere and George OldS.