New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Stanford White, O son of Richard Grant
White and Miss Smith, daughter Of Lawrence
Smith, were married at p yesterday IN the Church
of the Heavenly Rest by Bishop Lttleoln assisted ey
the Rev. Dr. r. 8. Rowland the Rev j. Q. Archdeacon
and the Rev ]. b. Weheril The best man was Richard
Mansfield White brother OF the groom. The ushers were
Rowland Pen J. H. Jones' Archibald Russell Sidney "
stratton and Carol Beclwh. The bridesmaids were MISS
Ella Smith, Mss May Winthrop, Miss Martha lie Roy
Glover Miss Bertha Smith Miss Hecn-FlOyd Jones and
Miss Grace Hoffman. They wore dresses OF Whlte
crepe do chine and satin and white Gainsborough mats
trimmed with wldto plmes. They carried silver
baskets filed with white The brses robe OF
white satin was trimmed with point lace, and her
veil was fastened with orange flowers She wore pear!
ornaments At the church she carried bouquet and
at the reception OF white ostrich tips given by Mrs
A. T. Stewart Mrs Smith, the brides mother, wore pale
yellow satin and black lace draperles with PINK ana Due
ostrich feathers The reception held at the brides
home No 527 Fifthavc where the bride and groom stood
in an evergreen bower The whole house decked with
evergreens and flowers and Lanlers orchestra played
Among those present were Judge Henry Hilton, Mrs
Bradley Martin James OTIS, Miss OTIS Mrs john de
Ruyter Miss de Ruyter Mrs George Penniman, Mrs r.
d. Morgan, Arthur Leary, Miss Leary, Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter suydam Walter Kingsand, Miss swan, j. f. Iams'
Mr. WetheralI Mr. and Mrs. F. sayre Osborn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mr. and Mrs R. Percy Alden, Dr.
r. H. Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler,
Dr. David s. Haight Mrs. A. T. Stewart Mrs. Will am
Isein Arthur Mason Jones, Mr. and Mrs Walter T9cEer
man. Mrs. George II. Warren Miss Warren, MI ana MIS-
j. Alden Weir Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Grant White, H. lie
Grand Cannon Miss ScheTmerhOrn Mrs John Bgelow,
the Misses BigelOw Mrs Frederick Lawrence, the Misses
Lawrence Colonel Delaney FOyd-JOncs, the Misses
FlOydJOnes the Misses Dickey the Misses Hadde H. o
Glover, the Misses Ogden, aud William Z. swan.
Miss Fannie Fairchld Edison, the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs MarmOnt Edison, married TO Edward Max kelu
in the evening at Christ Church. Brooklyn by the Rev
Fare and the ushers were Messr. Everett Suzer and
Reid. The little nj kt' of the bride acted as maids 81
satin and carried bouquets OF roses
The bride wore dress Of heavy white satin trimmed
with round point lace and pearl fringe; The vel was
fastened with pearls and diamonds and she wore soil
tare earrings, the gift OF the groom reception was
held at No 90 Third-place, Brooklyn. The bride and
groom will sail for Europe In the Britannia tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs James H. stebbins gave entertainment
IN The evening at 80 West Thirty FOR the
dancing class to winch the Misses Sebbns belong.
The Misses gave musicale In the evening at their
house No. l24 MadsOn-ave the rooms being pIcty dec
Grated After the musicale there WAS dancing Or,
Barat rected, Miss Carrie Hrsch sang Miss Haven or
Stamford gave piano solos. James A. Webb OF Madison.
Jersey PLAYED the flute, Mr. simpson rected and
Mr. Bruudage PLAYED piano solos. Among those present.
we're DR. and Mrs Samuel Cox Mr. and Mrs Perlee MISS
Perlee Miss Mcneil Miss Van WOert Mrs West, MT ana
Mrs Rauuie and tie Misses Provost.
Mrs Edward X. Moran and Miss Moran held O rocep-
ton ia the afternoon at No. 50 Iryng-pace.
Dean and Mrs. L. A. Hoffman held large reception IN
the evening az No. 426 West Twenty-third-sL
The MistetOe Society gave performance Oi "Ihe Two
Orphans at the Academy OF Muslc.
Mr. and Miss Fellows, or No. 26S Hcnry-st, Brooklyn,
gave german. - .x.s., .--.-,--,
eighteen guests at dinner Tuesday evening. Among
those present Mr.. and Mira George Nctnofe, hr
and Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Waterbury, MIS-
Is Bell, Mr.. Fearing and Miss Dehone.