New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-02
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Weddings. outdoor sports and charitable
entertainments will be the attractions for
society throughout the present month. June
always ushers I'm the season Of marriages,
and this year there are q number Of promi-
nent matrimonial affairs scheduled for the
city and the suburbs with the usual course
OF entertaining that follows in their train,
such az Iuncheops, receptions and bachelor
dinners.
One Of the most important weddings Of
the month will be that OF Mrs. Gustav
Amsinck to Hamilton Fish OH June % at
the home OF the bride. Mr.. Ffsh's son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. ana Mrs. William
Lawrence Breese, have arrived in the city
from their place at San Mateo. Cal, to at
tend the wedding. at which his other
daughters. Mrs. John Cutler. OF Boston,
Miss Janet and Miss Helena Fish. will also
be present. Shortly after the wedding Nj.
Fish and his bride will sail for Europe to
spend the summer at the Villa Amsinck, at
San Giovanni di Bellagio. which she In
herited from her second husband, the late
Gustav Amsinck Mrs. Amsinck's first hus-
band was the late James Hude Beekman.
a sister OF Mrs. George r. Schieffeln and
an aunt of Mrs. j. Bruce Ismay.
Other weddings OF the month include that
OF Miss Vera Elliott daughter of Sir Ar
thur and Lady Elliott, TO Edward Boies
Cowles son OF the late David g. Cowles,
Of Longmeadow, Rye. n. Y, on Tuesday,
in St. Georges Church. Hanover Square,
London. The ceremony will be followed by
q reception at the home OF the brides par
ents In Portman Square. Mr.. Cowles was
graduated from Yale last year. The bride s
brother, Gilbert r. Elliott, is in business in
New York
On Wednesday Miss Florence Hopkins.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Hop
kins, will be married to J. Cheever Cowdin,
son OF John r. Cowdin, of this city. at
Menlo Park, Cal Immediately after the
ceremony the brldegroom's father Will re-
turn to New York for his own marriage to
Miss Madeleine Knowlton. on June a. at
tho homo OF her mother. Mrs. d. Henry
Knowlton. No. 1o2 East Ssth street. Miss
Knowlton will have no attendants.
The marriage OF Miss Ellen II. Rogers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Rogers.
to Kenneth d. Schley. son of Grant b.
Schley, will take place on Saturday In St
James's Church, Hyde Park, y. Y. The
ceremony will be followed by reception
at Crumwold Hail. Hyde Park, the country
place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers. Miss Annie
Rogers will be her sisters maid OF honor.
and the other attendants will include Mrs.
Qefa of IN bride.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, Miss Carol IIarri-
man, Miss Emily Sloane, Miss Cornelia
Landon. Miss Dorothy Hyde, Miss Eleanor
Greene, Miss Anne Coleman, Miss Dorothy
Moran and Miss Ruth Wales.
Evander b. Schley Will act as his broth
ers best man, and the ushers will be
Chaloner Schley, Reeve Schley, Grant b.
Schley. jr, William A. Larned, George +.
Baker. tr.. Edmund L. Rogers Louis Craw-
ford Clark, jr., Samuel Reeves, Michael
Gavin and Max II. Behr.
Other weddings OF the month include
those of Miss Margaret Thorne. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oakegh Thorne, to Ed
ward II. earle. son Of John j. Garlic. on
June r. I'm st. Bartholomew Church; Miss
May A. Weatherbee, daughter OF the late
Edwin H. Weatherbee. to DR.. Samuel Mil
bank. OF this city, in ST. Thomass Church,
Mamaroneck, on June Is; Miss Helen
Dorothy Moran, daughter OF Amadee
Depau Moran, to Malcolm McBurney, on
June 49, in the Church OF the Incarnation;
Miss Ellen Farnsworth, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Farnsworth, OF Boston,
to Alfred Lee Loomis, son Of Mrs. Henry
+. LOOMS. OF this city, and nephew or
Henry l.. Stimson, Secretary OF War. on
June %, In Boston; Miss Harriet Sabin to
Henry Hopkins, jr.. at the home OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. Henry Sabin,
Thornwood, Williamstown, Mass, on Sat
urday, June %; Miss Leila Ingersoll Haven.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George g. Haven.
to Gilbert E. Jones. on June q. at the
country place Of the brides parents at
Rdgeiield. Conn, and Miss Helen ID. Auer-
bach, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Auerbach, on the same day to Herman lie
Roy Emmett son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Temple Emmett at the country place Of the
BRIDES parents at Hewlett. Long Island.
Miss Mary Quintard Meyer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Meyer was mar
ried at noon yesterday In st. Bartholo-
news Chapel to Percy s. Weeks, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Weeks, Of this
city and oyster Bay. The bride, who was
given away by her father, was In gown
OF white satin. trimmed with lace. with
which she wore a tulle veil, fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried bouquet OF
lilies of- ths-valley. and her only ornament
Uas a pearI pecklaee She had Seven at
tendants-Miss Helen Martin who was her
maid of honor. Mrs. stanton Whitney, Mrs.
Howard Boulton. Miss Eleanor Townsend