New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-12
PEOPLE and Social Incfdenfs
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Formal announcement VIII be n1ads -.
day of the sngazsmert oe Miss Emily
Rosaiind Fish. daughter OF Hamilton Fish,
+ to John W. Cutler. OF Brookfins. Mass
/ Mr. Fish ard his daughters are IN Wash
ington. where they have been spending tbs
winter. Miss FislTs grandfather. Hamilton
Fish. was Governor OF New York. United
States Senator and Secretary OF Ssats
throughout the Presidency OF General
Grant. Her father was formerly Speaker
OF the Assembly at Albany and Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States BE IS now
representative in Congress Miss Fish
was one of the bridesmaids ar the narriag.
OF her sister. Miss julia Kean Fish. to
William Lawrence Breexe. in this city, q
! little over two Years ago she IS a cousin
OF Stuyvesant Fish. whose engagement %.
Miss Mildred Dick was announced lass
week. Mr.. Cutler is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George C. Cutler, OF BrookIine. and was
graduated from Harvard last year. He has
three brothers, Elliott. who IL also
Harvard graduate, and Roger and Georges
C. Cutler. r.. who are still at school,
Miss Harriet Alexander drove the road
coach Arrow yesterday on it's run from
the Colony Club 70 Rocking Stons Inn. n
Bronx Park, where luncheon was served.
tffnerS on 1ne CCdcU were Ahot fdt5 kdEC
and Miss Leila Ingersoil Haven
Miss Louise w Johnson will Sc married
to s. 3. Carpenter on June ar the hors
OF her mother, Mrs. J. ". Johnson, az New
Brunswick. -. J.
James J. Van Allen IS booked to sail from
England for New York on May 20. On his
arrival here he viii go to Newport. whers
he will be the guest for few days % hfz
son and daughter-in-Iaw. Mr. and Nfrs- =
Laurens Van Allen, and next month he viii
so to Canada for his annual fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pferpont Morgan, g..
will open their country place at Ess.
Island, Long Island. before the ezi OF tia
month
The Countess de Iaugter-v1uars viii
spend the summer at Bar Harbor WITH her
father, Johnston Livingston
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A c. Taylor are
leaving town the day after tomorrow FOR
Newport TO remain until July. when they
will go abroad Tor the remainder OF the
summer.
The president OF Columbia University and
Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler VIII give a
garden party on the university green On
the afternoon OF May q
Mr.. and nfrs. Robert Goelst viii les7s
town for Newport early next month
Mrs. Colin s. Carter. who has been ths.
guest OF Governor and Mrs. Hughes &C ths
Executive Mansion in Albany for the issx
week. received with Mrs. Hughes az thu
iatter's reception yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. HardenbugH
and Miss Sara C.. Hardenburgh viii go 70
their country home at Bernardsville, y. j.,
on Tuesday. Miss HardenbuTgh Is to os
married to Hugh J. Chisoln1. r.. on Juns
., at Bernardsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey Kans jay havs
returned to town from Lenox. where tney
spant part CT their honeymoon. They were
married last month at the country home OF
Mrs. Jays parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin D.
Morgan. at westbury. Long Island
I.vdf- Hovt ard Miss Julia " Hoyt
sailed for Europe yesterday. TO spend the
greater part Of the summer abroad
Frederick Cromwell and his daughters.
Miss Gladys and Miss Dorothea Cromwell.
will 90 to Ellis Court. their country place
at Bernardsvil1e. y. J.. within the next
few days
Miss Frances and Miss Augusta De Per
ster. who sailed for Europe on Tuesday.
T-iu spend the summer travelling on the
Continent
Mrs. Clarence NJ. HYDE and Miss Cara
HYDE have left town for their country
place at Greenwich. Conn.
Mrs. Marcus Daily has gone 20 Atlantis
City and is staying az the Chalfonts for a
ferr davs