New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-21

q" lTH the international polo games
M and the Harvard-Yale boat races
w over. two affairs in which So
.tet- takes a keen interest. most Of the
members of New York's fashionable
world have left town for the summer,
catering TO Newport Bar Harbor'
lenox. Southampton, the New Jersey
coast and mountain resorts. In another
fortnight the town will be almost de-
serted, socially speaking, for aside from
q few weddings in the remaining days
Of the month there is little going on IN
the city 10 interest society. After In
dapendence Day the resorts will be IN
FUN swing and a gay season is promised.
Among the weddings still TO take place,
in and out Of town, of interest TO so
cietv. is that tomorrow of Miss Mary
josephine Amory, daughter Of Francis l.
Amory, of Boston, Mass. to Fulton
Cutting. son of Mr.. and Mrs. h. Fulton
Cutting. of this city, in ST. Peters
Episcopal Church, Beverly, Mass. A
reception will follow at Beverly Cove,
the home Of the brides father. The en-
gagement Of the young couple was an
1ounced on May 19.
New York society will be well repre-
scented at the marriage Of Miss Eleanor
Rocker. daughter OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs William G. Rocker. TO Harrison
Tweed. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Tweed. of II East 36th St, which VIII
he celebrated next Wednesday at Greene
Farm. the country home of the bride, at
East Greenwich, Z. /. Mrs. George Pea
will
ruatron Of honor, and the bridesmaids
will be Miss Helen Taft, daughter OF
Professor and Mrs. William Howard
Taft; Miss Katharine Tweed sister OF
the bridegroom; Miss Margaret Thomas
of Boston. and Miss Camilla Morgan
OF New York. Harold 5. Vanderbilt
viii be best man, and the ushers, Dud-
lev Pickman and George A. Amory, OF
Boston; Winthrop Aldrich, Of Provi-
dence: Samuel Lowerie. Francis r.
Appleton and F. skiddy Won stade, of this
city.
In St Thomas's Church next Wednes-
day afternoon Miss Dor6hy Wilde
daughter of Mrs. Henry siegel, will be-
come the bride of Earl Joseph Moon, Of
St Louis. Miss Wilde will have her sis
ter the Princess Dentice di Frasso of
Italy, as her matron of honor, and the
other attendants will be Mrs. John de
Koveu Bowen. Of Chicago; Mrs. Herbert
c. serck. Miss Mildred Dodge. Miss Helen
Hiss and Miss Abby Z. Morrison. Stewart
Mcdonald, brother-in-law of the BRIDE
groom. will be best man. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Dr. Ernest
NJ. stires, assisted by the Rev. DIR. Frank
German. rector OF st. Thomas's Church at
Mdmaroneck, n. Y.
Miss sybil White Davis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Davis, Of 2O4 Madi-
son av., will be married TO Charles Stew
enson Davis. tr., Of Boston, next Saturday
al Long Pond, the country home OF her
PARENTS In Plymouth. Mass. Miss Davis
and Mr.. Davis are not related.
Another interesting wedding next satur-
day viii be that Of Miss Hazen syming-
ion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Symington, and George de Forest LORD
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Butler Lord. II will take place at Sea-
bright. n. j., where Mr.. and Mrs sym
iEgtOn have a summer home. Miss RUTH
Aioiler VIII be the maid Of honor, ana
Miss Nathalie slocum, Miss Adeline
Townsend, Miss Frances Wyeth and MISS
Margaret Hamilton will be bridesmaids.
Franklin Butler Lord will serve as MS
brcther's best man, and the ushers VIII