New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-12
Breakfast at Colony Club
TO Follow Ceremony in
Grace Church Chantry.
FIIROPE CONTINUES
TO DRAW SOCIETY
MANY OFF This Week for Summer
Homes at Seashore or in
the Mountains.


Air and Mrs. James Bovine Redmond, OF
,a East ed St, will he married 10 Henry
r Maury. Of this city. June 20, in Grace
,-,,,rch Chsntry. The wedding will be a
.,,su and quiet one. with breakfast for
.,istives at the Colony Club after the
.romony. The bride will have no at
,.,dsnts John J. Boyd. OF South Orange,
NJ will be the best man, and the ushers
albert Wfmerding. Henry Slack, George
d. B. Greene and Reginald Prescott
walden
The engagement OF the couple was an
nounced about ten days ago. Miss Red
nond is a cousin OF Mrs. Lloyd S. Bryce.
Mr. Maury Is a member OF the Union.
Racquet and New York Yacht clubs and
the Southern Society,
The wedding OF Miss Msrjory Bruce
stuart 10 Charles z. Hughes, jr, will take
plso4 Wednesday, June II, at 1890 o'clock
in the chapel Of Saint Saviour of the
Cathedral OF st. John the Divine
The Wedding will be a small and quiet
one. only the close relatives and intimate
friends OF the bride and bridegroom hav-
ing been invited. There will be no recep-
lion. Following the ceremony the imme-
date families and the bridal party will
90 10 the home Of the bride for we'd
ding breakfast.
The bride will he attended by five OF
her classmates at Vassar. Miss Helen
Hughes. OF Washington, sister OF the
bridegroom and roommate OF Miss Stuart
al Vassar. will be the maid OF honor,
and the four bridesmaids will be Miss
sylvia CrowelI. OF Montclair; Miss Martha
r Strong. Of Boston: Miss Audrey w.
Thompson. OF Portland Me, and Miss
Msrjory Woods. Of Sewickley. Penn.
Lawrence G. Bennett Of this city, will
10 the best man, and the ushers will be
Newton G. Chase. Charles V. Graham
and Timothy y. Pfeiffer. all OF this city,
and George Henderson, Of Cumberland,
Nd The best man and ushers were
classmates OF the bridegroom at Brown
University or the Harvard Law School.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev John z. Peters. rector of st,
Nichaers Church
Mrs Byam Kerby Stevens, Miss Gladys
Waterbury, Mrs James +. Fargo and
Poultney Bigelow we're among those who
sailed for Europe yesterday on board the
Adriatic.
Mrs Ernesto G. Fabbri has gone to
Bar Harbor for the summer.
Mrs Hamilton Fish, Paul J. Rainey and
Pembroke Jones. jr., gave small dinners
last night on the terrace of the Plaza
Hotel
Nr. and Mrs J. Stevens Ulman will take
possession Of their cottage at Southamp-
ton. Long Island. to-day for the summer.
Mr. Ulmsn returned a few days ago from
abroad.
Nrs. James r. D. Lanier is booked to
sail for Paris June 90
Nr and Mrs Joel Mott Allen OF IS West
18th ST.. are at Twilight Park, y. Y,
where they have taken house for the
summer.
Frederick Lothrop Ames, Of Boston, has
arrived in town for the polo games and IS
IL the Ritz-Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs Henry W. Sage, Of Al
hany are in the city for few days and
are staying at the ST. Regis
NJ and Mrs. f. Robert Schell. of 81
East ed ST.. who have been at the Plaza,
sill leave town to-day for Birnam House,
their country place. near Mortified, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil will spend
The Sumner al Southampton, Long Island.
Il. H. J Goddard, jr., has arrived IN
town from Providence and is at the Ritz
Carlton