New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-15

| missing from the scene on w edHtSuby,
which Is the day set for the wedding Of
Therese Iselin TO Irwin b. LaughIin at
| the country scat OF the brides father
I Adrian lselin Miss Isoln will have no
bridesmaids. while George NJ. LauShlin
will DO his brothers only attendant The
newly married pair are booked TO sail FOR
! Europe on October /, and Will take UP
their residence in Berlin. where the BRIDE
groom is attached to the American En-
bassy as its first secretary.
| Another wedding of the week is that OF
Mrs. De Witt, of No. 125 East 18th street,
widow Of William A. De witt and daugh-
ter of Alfred Nelson, Of this city. TO
Gerald Abbott Seabury, formerly of st.
/ Paul, but now OF New York. on Saturday
next. at the brides country place at Law
renee Long Island.
Arriving this week from europe are the
Right Rev. DR.. William Boyd Carpenter,
for twenty years Bishop of Ripon and
now Canon of Westminster Abbey. and
Mrs. Boyd Carpenter. Also, Waldorf
Astor, Member OF Parliament for Plym-
outh. and Mrs. Waldorf Aston who was
Miss Mamie Langhorne; Lady Siby Cut
ting. widow Of William Bayard Cutting,
jr.. and daughter OF the Earl OF Desart;
the Countess OF Essex, who was Miss
Adele Beach Grant. OF New York; s.
John Bingham, formerly master cutler Of
Sheffield; the Nicomte and Nicomtesse
Philippe de Tristan, the Comtesse de Ia
! Iaude. Sir George MacAplne, president
Of number OF English coal mine COM
panies. as we'll as OF the Baptist Union
Of Great Britain all of whom arrive on
the Baltic.
on the Auguste Victoria are coming
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin. on the
President Lincoln are Dr. Nicholas Mur
ray Butler, president of Columbia Uni |
yersity. and Mrs Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. T. Stotesbury. Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, |
Charles Lanier, jr.. Mr. and Mrs Henry
". TAFT and Mr.. and Mrs. Amory s.
Carhart.
Out on Long Island the Meadow Brook |
Club is once more the scene Of much life |
and activity on every fine afternoon. and !
there is always considerable gathering |
Of people from the country houses IN the !
vicinity TO watch the polo playing. which !
is again Ia full swing, Robert Bacon, his |
son, Arthur Scott Burden. Henry c. |
Phipps. Il. c. Cowdln, Willard Douglas |
Straight and George Milburn being among |
those usually taking part In the games |
The onlookers include Mrs. Thomas |
Hitchcock and her daughter Mrs. Albert |
Zabriskie Gray Mrs. j. Il. Smith Had |
den. Mrs. +. Il. Morgan and her daugh |
ters. Mrs. Oliver w. Bird. Mrs. Henry c. !
Phipps Mrs. Delaney Jay, Mrs. August |
Belmont. Mrs Alexander Butler Duncan |
and Mrs Adolf Ladenburg, with her |
daughter, Miss Emily Ladenburg.
Mrs. Augustus hountZe and Karl w. |
Neuhoff will return 10 this city to-day /
from the White Mountains
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele and their 1
daughters are booked TO sail from Eng [,
land for New York on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay will close her |
villa at Stockbridge, Mass, on Wednes-
day. and will return to her place at Ros-
Ign, Long Island. TO remain there until !
September a. when she sails for Europe. /
Mrs James Burke Roche will return 70 .
town from Newport at the end OF next /
month. and will spend the winter at No. |
IS East nth street
Mrs. William Douglas sloane will give ,
"A reception and musical on Tuesday at
Elm Court. her place at Lenox. Among
the artists will be Ada Sassoli, the harp
ist.
Lord Lyveden and the Hon Edmund |
Perry, brother OF Lord Limerick, are stay
ing at the Holland.
Mrs. Thomas Hunt Talmage and her
daughter, Miss Lillian Talmage. who ar
are at the Ritz-Carlton.
DR. Francis p. Kinnlcutt will sail from
England on Wednesday for New York.
Mrs. George r. Sheldon and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. Sheldon-Fuller, Will return
to the city early next month from South.
ampton. Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlevy Milbank Will
spend the winter with Joseph Mnbank at
No. y East seth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Stllman and
the Misses Stllman will return 10 town
tomorrow from southampton. Long Isl
and.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Havemeyer, who
have spent the summer at Islip, Long ISL
and, VIII go TO Stamford, Conn, for the
fall at the end of tho week.