New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

large and fashionable wedding took place
yesterday at p m at the house OF Thomas hu''eI no
SAe Fifthaye Mr.. Rutter's daughter MISS A. mauuo
Rutter was married to Charles A. Baudoihe'J' 'ilo NV
DR. Cornelius B. Smith, rector OF st. James 1huIon'
perforninr the ceremony. John Baudone, the groom
brother was the best man. The ushers were Eu""Iu
Iutter the BRIDES brother Edward Murphy Thomas Is
KENT and Mr. Jarey. Miss c. Rutter the brides sister,
xas the bridesmaid She wore dress OF pale lenlon
satn trimmed with pearls and duchesse lace Beatrce
Baird Rutter and Ethel Smith, little girls, were MAIDS Vi
honor and were dantiy atred in satin and lace ana car
r,oa huge bououets The bride wore dress OF white
satn with trimmings Of point applique lace and tue
veil caught with diamond star and orange blossoms
reception followed. The pair stood under horai oe'
the clapper being made OF pOinseta leaves Among o
guests present Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rutter' MT
and Mrs James H. Rutter Miss Ruter Miss Hattie Kut-
ter Miss Baird Miss A. Baird, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A.
Baudoine parents OF the groom Mrs. Deano e. CALVIN,
Dr. and Mrs George E. Belchcr o. W. Barnes, MT anu
Mrs r. G. Rolston, Mr. and Mrs r. L. Edwards, MI anu
Mrs W. r. Coborn Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick. Mr. ana MIS-
David BOWS, II. Fl. GOrringe, Mr.. and Mrs u H. Gar
rison, Mr. and Mrs. George Lake, Mr. and Mrs. feuro
Mora and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Riker.
In st. AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church, Brooklyn,
last evening" Miss Cesarne Amelia Graves the daughter
Of Robert A. Graves was married to Percy Pyne Lewis
by the Rev. Dr. Noah Hunt schenck. the rector. The
church was filed with fashionable assembly The hest
man was Frederick Hoe The ushers were Robert Graves
lr,th
Edward Hoe and ]. P. HlgginsOn. Miss julia Graves,
sister of the bride and Miss Minnie Robertson were the
bridesmaids. The bride attred in white SATIN ana
pOnt lace with the usual orange flowers and veil Inc
bridesmaids wore cream-cOlOred silk reception was
held at the house of Mr.. Graves, No. $40 Clntonaye
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Percy r. Pyne MT
and Mrs. NJ. T. Pyne, Percy r. Pyne IT.: Mr. ana mrs
Henry Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs Ly-
man.
Mr. and Mrs seth Barton French gave reception from
4 TO D. m to Introduce their daughter, Miss Mamie
French The house handsomely decorated and there
were music and refreshments Miss French wore a
sleeveless dress Of white tulle decorated with chenle
fringe and white flowers Recei ing with her were MISS
Aterburv Mrs Mahan and Mrs. Walsh The callers were
numerous and included President Arthur, Mr. and Mrs:
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs Wetnore Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dickey and Miss Dickey. 49, o,
Mr. and Mrs Walter F. Hidreth. OF No. AZ irving
place gave a candypull and dancing party for about
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. DTexel received their t1ends
from to IL p. m. at No. 103 MadisOn-ave 81,
Mrs w. III. Oakley gave children's party TOT thelr
daughter, Oracle at No. 239 West FOrty-hfth-st.
The annual Charity hall under the auspices Of the lead
ing society ladies of Newark took place last night az the
Park Theatre in that city. The stage was SET WIN
palace scene and the auditorium was elaD0ratey
decorated with flowers. The guests were received Dy
Mrs j. A. O. Clifford, Mrs. A. T. Rowland Mrs $ G. lIsey
Mrs A. L. Keasbey, Mrs. T. +. Mercer. Mrs H. W. PECK
Mrs W. A. Ripley, Mira. Fayete Smith, Mrs william
Spencer Mrs. Eugene VanderpOol and Mrs f. H. Wright
The Committee Of Arrangements consisted OF r. r. Con
Charles A. Clifford, s. NJ. Keasbey f. n jackson. K 7.
Keasbey A. II. McGregOr sydney Ogden, Sortandt
Parker tr, E. g. Ellsworth and y. Halsey WOOD Inere
a large company present.