New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-16
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Owing to the fact that Mrs. Charles "A
Rham is likely to be detained for several
weeks longer in Paris through the ilInesa
by which she was cycrtaken almost irnme.
diately on her arrival in France, and TO
the impossiblity OF her son, Frederic r.
de Rham, prolonging his stay abroad, Il
was decided that his marriage 10 Miss
! Nathalie NJ. Rowland. which was 10 have
taken place here in June. should be solem-
nized I'm France. It occurred yesterday at
the residence in Neuly-sur-Seine of Nine.
Edgar Rowland, the grandmother OF tho
bride. She was given away by her father,
Louis NJ. Rowland but had no attendants.
The newly married couple will return TO
this country within the next two or three
| weeks.
| Tho brides sisters were both married in
this city, one of them to Magistrate Fred
eric Kernochan on January 26, 1910. and the
other on January 2s. this year. 10 Court
landt p Dixon ID, the weddings taking
place from the house Of their grandfather,
! Colonel Frederick Newbold Lawrence, and
! their aunt. Mrs. Foxhall P. Keene, who In
troduced all three to society From the
time of the death OF their mother until their
marriages they made their home with
Colonel Lawrence in this city and at his
place at Bayside, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Orme Wilson, Mrs. John
| w. Mackay and her daughter. the Princess
| Colonna- stigl,ano, who have been in this
country for about month, making their
headquarters at the Plaza, are among
| those sailing for Europe to-day on board
| the Kaiser Wilhelm III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy and their
daughter, Miss Florence Sheedy. whose
marriage to l. Townsend Burden, jr.. son
of Mr. and Mrs. T. Townsend Burden. of
this city. takes place in Denver on June Il.
| left town Yesterday for the West The de-
tails OF the wedding have not been com
! pleted. Mr.. and Mrs Burden and Miss
EVELYN and Gwendolyn Burden returned 70
town Yesterday from Newport.
Judge and Mrs. John Clinton Gray are
enendIng a few weeks at Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs Prescott Hall Butler has gone "a
her country place at 81. James, Ions ISL
and.
Mr. and Mrs Walter p Brooks tr who
we're married IN Washington yesterday, will
come 10 the city before the end OF the week.
They are booked TO sail for Europe on SAT-
urday.
Mr. End Mrs. Stanley Grafton Mortimer
bave returned from their honeymoon trip
IN the South. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nor
timer. who are al Tuxedo, will 90 abroad
az the end ~ next month.
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant Mason have
returned from the West, and are occupying
their villa at Tuxedo.
Mr and Mrs Charles F. Hoffman left
town Yesterday for Cazenovia, y. Y. Later
thew will 20 n Newport fer the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Edgar will taks
possession Of their place at Southampton
Long Island, early next month fer the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs George Macculloch Miller
have gone to Morristowr, " J, for the sea.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton are occupy
ing Ellerslie, their country place az Rhine
beck, ~ Y, for the summer.
Miss Helen Gould will leave town to-day
for Lyndhurst. her place at Jrvington, y. T.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Clews Will 20 -
Newport about the middle of next month for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Giraud Foster will sail from
liverpool for New York AT the end 81 this
month, and on their arrival here will 90 az
once to their villa at Lenox for the summer.