New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who
recently returned from Europe and are now
al their country place on Long Island, VIII
onan ,be,r house. Fifth avenue and 68th
etree, before the end OF the month. They
will keon their country house on the island
omen. however. throughout the fall. and will
snard the week ends there. Their young
son will go TO Groton this year.
Mrs Edward A. Manlce will give a re-
ception ON November - at her house, in
East s4th street. to Introduce her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Nance. Two days earlier
Mrs William A. Fraser, grandmother Of the
de0utante, will give luncneon Tor her az
Sherry's Miss Sarah Remsen Manice,
second cousin OF Miss Dorothy Manice. will
also he introduced to society this winter by
her mother, Mrs. william Manice.
DR.. and Mrs. W. GIL wylie Of No. %
West 10th street, announce the engagement
Of their daughter Miss Lucilla Damon
Wylle, to Eskil Berg, of schenectady. The
wedding will take place in town at the end
OF next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
daughter on Sunday at the Ritz-Carlton
Mrs. Burden is a daughter OF Mrs. Burke
Roche.
Mr.. and Mrs ". Emlen Roosevelt will
return to the city this week from their
country place at oyster Bay. Long Island
and win open their house, NO. @f Flith
avenue, for the season.
Miss Emily Sloane is booked 10 sail from
Europe for New York on Saturday and on
her arrival here at the end Of next week
will 90 to Hot Springs Va. to join her
father, Henry T. Sloane.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet will return 20
the city from Newport at the end OF next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stevens Sands have
closed their place at Lebanon Springs
Y Y. and are occupying their apartment
No 40 East SD street, for the winter.
Mrs J Arden Hartman will return 10
town from oyster Bay on November !.
Miss Adelaide Pendergast, daughter Of j.
lynch Pendergast, was married yesterday
afternoon IN the ladies' annex OF the Met
ronoIitan Club 10 Lawrence Thomas Du-
rant son of Mrs ]. L. Durant and a grand
son Of the late Thomas Clark Durant' the
first president OF the Union Pacific RAN
road. The bride, who was given away py
bor father. was in a gown of white satin
embroidered in silver and trimmed with OLD
lace. Her tulle veil was fastened WIN
orange blossoms. and she carried bouquet
of white roses and lilies valley. Her
only attendant was Miss Eleanor Granville
Rrovn. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron
p. Brown She was dressed IN pale pIi'h
satin. trimmed with Venetian point lace
and bands Of sable, with which she wore q
black hat faced with pink and trimmed
with lace She carried pink cnrysanthe-
NUNS The ceremony was performed pS
the Rev. William B. Martin, OF st. Pat
r,ck,s Cathedral, and a small reception fol
loved Mr.. Durant and his bride will spend
tbeir HONEYMOON at Hot Springs, Va, and
ON their return to town will live at No l2S
East 4Oth street.
Mr. and Mrs Edward s. j. McVickar will
close their country place at White Plains
on November l and return to town for the
winter They will make their headquarters
at the Hotel Buckingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Grace have ar
rived I'm the city and are at the ST. Regis
for a few days.
Mrs Jose Aymar has gone to Hot springs
Va, for short stay.
Mrs. Walter Cutting and Miss Juliana
cutting will return to the city from South
ampton, Long Island, at the end OF the
month. and will go to the Hotel Buck
ingham.