New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY YESTERDAY.

Miss Clara Marian Bradford, daughter OF the
1a Alexander bradford was married to Spencer C. Coe
at 315 D. IN. yesterday by the Rev. D. b. WeneS l"o
brides grandfather at the home Of Mrs Bradiord no
IL West Thrty-eighth-st. There were no brldesiaus
The ushers were f. Dunning, John shedd ana James
Markoe Henry NJ. Williamson was the best man. lho
bride wore dress Of white brocadcd satin trimmed Win
point lace and pearl passemenere Her point lace NeH
was caught with diamonds. reception was heiu run
10 d. H.. the rooms being decorated. Among tho
guests were Mr. and Mrs Spencer s. Coe parents oil tue
groom Miss Jessie Coe, Mr. and Mrs. George Welles
Miss Weles. Mr. and Mrs Lemuel wolles Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson s. Phraner Mrs schenck Mr.. and Mrs. de silva
Dr. Bach Mrs W. L. Strong B. A. Haggin Miss Louns-
berry Miss Natalie Baldwin, Miss Fanny Barnard Miss
Wick OF Ohio Miss Minnie Washburn and Miss Coyle OF
Philadelphia
Miss Klttie Estee Conklln daughter Of II. A. Conk-
lin was married to Robert j. Keller at 80 p M, IN
Holy Trinity Church. at Montague and Clinton n-sts'
Brooklyn, by the rector the Rev. DIR. Charles H. Hall
The interior of the church decorated. Ernest Keller
brother of the groom. the best man. The ushers
were Alfred Keller, Alfred Caemmerer Charles loungs
John syz Henry Everdell, Alfred GroJean, Frederick
Horsey and Daniel J. Leary There were no brides
maids. The bride white satin dress with square
corsage and trimmings Of point duchesse lace ana ola
ments Of pearls and diamonds, with the usual bridal veil
reception was held at No 40 Rodney st. where The
bride and groom received congratulations under Japan
ese umbrella made Of The mantels we're bcautied
with roses and the chandeliers trimmed with smllaH
The wedding trip Is to the South. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs j. /.
COnklin Mrs. Hun. Mr. and Mrs. b. j. Fowler, Mr. ana
Mrs. Baycr and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard fcters
Mr.. Gro,icdn and family Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman
Mr. ana Mrs Merriam, the Misses Cory, Miss Arch Nlr
Rcmer Miss shuts. Miss sicbcrt, Miss FalluHn, Mr
GarnOus and Mr.. During
Mrs William AsOr gave dinner party IN the evening
for Astor her daughter twenty-five persons being
present The table decorated with beds OF roses ana
lighted with candles set around the edge OF silver
centre piece ana IN two silver candclabrl- The
guests were Mr.. Ladcnbcrc. Mr.. kiue-land' Miss
Jones' Mr. Plerrcpont, Mn. Belmont, Colnte
Ill Harnoncour Ray Miller Mr.. Cutting Mis-, leck-cher
Miss Van Rensselaer,. Nh. and Mrs Opl,n Mills, Mr.
Riycs, I. Maitland, Center Hitchcock Miss BcckWlth
Miss Carroll, Miss Warren and Mr.. aud Mrs. Coleman
DTaytOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell IT, TToldlcy gave reception and
ball IN the evening FOR their only dH hteI MIS- Liih H.
Hoadlcy, her debut IN society. The house was
decorated with holly, ml-tctoo aud evergreen The
dehutnuc dress Of white satin and lace. and Mrs
Hoadlcy dress OF black ullC About 200 people were
present and german danced Late In the evening
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, and Miss YaA Tcns-
selaer gave an afternoon reception
Mrs. william II. Vanderbilt and Mrs wcbh had the
first Of their days at home large number OF ladies
called
The Misses Bcmhcimcr. Of Eat Ffy-seycuth-st, gave
dancing party.
Mrs. William e Uudcrlill Mrs. Isaac Oicll. Mrs. W.
s. Caswel and Mrs. c. II. Godfrey gave receptions.