New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
PeopIe and Social Incidents

man, and the ushers included Monroe
Douglas Robinson Bernard s. Carter.
Courtlandt G. Moss Robert w. Morgan.
Francis H. McAdoo and Edward B. Whit
MAJ, Z. New York; George Peabody Gard
ner, Jr, Roger Emory. G. Rowland Shaw.
Of Boston Frederick Pruyn, OF Albany
Frederick B. Reid and Thomas Plummer
OF Providence, and Gilbert Mather. Of
Philadelphia.
Following the ceremony there was a re-
ception given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Archi.
bald Murray, the aunt Of the bride, M
their house, in East seth street. The
bride Is a daughter OF the late NJ. and
Mrs John II. Rathbone, Of Albany.
The Hon. Alfred Arson, younger brother
Of the Earl OF Lichfeld, and Mrs. Arson
formerly Mrs. John J. Emery, OF New
York, have arrived In town from Rar
Harbor, where they have spent the sim ,
mer, and are staying at the Ritz-Carlton
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish is entertaining +.
large weekend party and gave a dance
last night at Glenclyffe. her place at Gar.
rison-on-the- Hudson, in connection With
at Garrison. Among her guests are
Charles Carroll, Of Doughoregan Manor.
Md, and Mrs. Carroll. who have lately ar.
rived from Paris, after several years
spent abroad
Mrs. Cecil Bingham, formerly Mrs. Sam
uel s. Chauncey, OF Brooklyn, and now
married TO General the Hon. Cecil BIne.
ham, Of the British army, younger son OF
the Earl Of Lucan, has arrived at tina
Ritz-Carlton from her home In London
for several weeks stay.
Mrs. Reginald ROnalds, who has spent
the summer abroad with her little, girl, "a
at the Plaza for a short stay, before pro-
ceeding to Erie, Penn.
Mrs. W. Eugene Parsons and Miss Par
sons are at the Gotham for a fortnight,
where Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cryder arg
likewise spending a few days.
Sidney Ianier smyth has left town for
Pleyto, Cal to visit his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander II.
Rutherford. Mrs. Sidney Lanier Smyth
is at her home, In East seth street, for the
season.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, whose daughter,
Esther Cleveland. makes her debut this
winter in New York, has become one OF
the patronesses of the Junior Cotillons
series of dances
Lord Osborne Beauclerk brother and
next heir OF the Duke OF St Adams, sailed
yesterday for Liverpool on board the
Caronia, after spending a few days In
New York, at the st. Regis.
Engagements of the last week have In
cluded that Of Harvey Graham, brother OF
Mrs. Jay Gould, TO Miss Frances ".
Henry, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs How.
ard II. Henry, OF Lexington avenue. Miss
Henry made her debut last year, and took
an active part in the entertainments OF
the Junior League. Her fance GRADUATE
ed from Yale in 1908, and IS son OF Mrs.
Hubert Vos. of West 9th street, by her
former marriage.
Alexander VI. Orr, Of No. 1872 East I'D
street announced last night that the
marriage of his sister, Miss Martha
Knox Orr, to Carl L. Victor, of No. 737
Fifth avenue, would take place on 10.
vember 81.
Miss Orr is the daughter Of Alexander
NJ. Orr, Who died at his home in this
city two years ago Mr.. Victor is the
son Of Mrs. George r. Victor. He was
graduated from Yale with the class OF
'O4 and belongs to several clubs, includ-
ing the Rumsen Country Club.