New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Society Is on the wing just as present
that is 10 say, II is fitting from tne sea
side 10 mountain resorts, TO couh.i'
within motoring distance OF the Guy m,o
especially on Long Island, along the 'u
son Valley and in the Westchester o'so,o.
10 Morristown and to Tuxedo
contingent OF people Is at hot opines
Va for a couple of weeks or 80 pelo'e
se,t,,ne down TO the agreeable life OF ne"
york.s autumn season. which Is spent as
rule partly in town and partly In the cou"-
try rural and urban pleasures being nap
PLY blended.
Weddings figure extensively on the pr
cramme OF the week opening to-day Mos'
OF them are set for Saturday, among tnefn
being that OF Miss Julia A. LOOMS 70 Ian
don X. Thorne, eldest son OF MI ana nfs
Edwin X. Thorne. in St Marys Churc"'
Tuxedo. The bride will be attended by
Mrs. John Hone Auerbach, Miss Carol Har-
riman. Miss Mary Sturgis, Miss Anzoneiia
Kane, Miss Rosamund Burr. Miss Rosina
Otis and Miss Ellen FarDsworth' OF boslon'
Francis Thorne will be his brotners pest
man. and the ushcrs will INCLUDE freoerich
Fearing. Bayard Sturgis Carl Shurmann'
OF St. Paul; George Montgomery, HAIRY ID
Van Sinderen, Howard Bonbright ana mar
old Wright The ceremony Will be per-
formed nv the rector Of st. Mary's, the
Rev. Watson Fitz Simon, assisted by the
brides uncle. the Rev DR.. Henry A. Slim
son. and will be followed by a reception
given by the parents OF the bride, Mr.. ana
Mrs Henry P. LOOMS, at Wyndham, their
place at Tuxedo Among the guests will be
the Secretary Of War, Henry l.. Sumson'
who is a cousin of Miss LOOMS. Lahdoh
K. Thorne was graduated this year from
Yale.
Charles n. Jackson, who Is TO marry MISS
Emily de Loosely Potter, daughter OF MY
and Mrs. F. Clarkson Potter. at their coun-
try place in West Chester on THURSDAY
week. gives his farewell bachelor dinner
at Delmonico's on Friday.
Miss Mary z. Ogden, daughter or MI
and Mrs. David b. Ogden, was married
at II o'clock yesterday morning In Trinity
Church 10 Johnston de Forest, son OF MI
and Mrs. Robert W. de Forest. Only rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. about one
hundred in all were present at the cere-
mony. which was performed by the Rev.
Dr. William T. Manning. There was
choral service, and the church was deco
rated with palms, chrysanthemums ana
white and pink roses.
The bride who was given away by her
father was In gown OF white satin, veileo
with white embroidered chiffon, and wore
a tulle veil, bordered with duchess lace and
fastened with orange blossoms. She car
ried a bouquet OF liliesof-the-valley ana
orchids. and wore a pearl necklace with
diamond pendant. Her sister, Miss Harriet
Y. c. Ogden, was the maid OF honor and
only attendant OF the bride. She wore pale
pink satin. yelled with pink chiffon and
trimmed with lace, and her large black hat
was trimmed with Copenhagen blue feath-
ers. She carried a bouquet Of pale pink
roses
Harry L. de Forest, OF Plainheld, N j.,
was his brothers best man. There were no
ushers. A breakfast and reception followed
AZ the home OF the brides parents. No. y
East 10th street.
Mr. and Mrs Robert L. Gerry will go 70
Arden, n. Y, this week. 10 be the guests
OF Mrs. E Henry Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs Stuart Duncan have arrived
IN town from Newport and are at the kitz-
Carlton.
Mrs H Casimir de Rham Is spending a
few DAYS in town and is at the Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs John @. Milburn who spent
several weeks at the Profile House, In the
White Mountains have left there for
Sharon, Conn. Devereux Milburn is with
them.
Mr. and Mrs Richard 7. Wilson sailed
for Europe yesterday to spend the fall
abroad
Pavne whitney has arrived In Paris from
Cereva. where he went 10 attend the we'd
ding on Thursday OF his sister, Miss Doro-
INV Whitney, to Willard D. Straight. He
is staying at the Ritz.
Miss Helen Dunnel Smyth. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lanier Smyth, VIII De
r,arr,ed 70 Alexander Hammond Ruther-
ford. on October q, at the nome OF the
br,de's parents, No lo5 East Ssth street.