New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
Alfred Vanderbilt. brother of the bride. Tn

Alfred Vanderbilt. brother of the bride. The
marriage ceremony will be performed in the gold
room on the right OF the grand hail. a room which
permits no ordinary decoration w A. Bridgman
VINO has charge OF the floral decorations. will set
his men to work early tomorrow morning The
scheme of the arrangement Is to I'LL the spaces
between the groups of twin columns forming an
alcove with large vases filed to overlooking with
lilies, Augusta Victoria and Eucharist Anna
zonica. Here and there about the will be
clusters of the rarest OF cut flowers placed in
vases. The fireplace will be entirely banked with
farleyencis fern with Lancfolium Album inter-
mingled. The bride and bridegroom will knee on
a prize dieu composed of white sweetpeas and
lilies OF the valley After the marriage ceremony
tho bridal couple will pass into the gray ROOM
where they Will receive under canopy OF tropical
foliage and -, two gigantic specimens. Areca
Lutescens. The only floral decorations in this
room will consist of a row of blooming white and
PINK rose trees eight feet In height, arranged al
the columns which support the gallery. viii fall
cascades OF the finest asparagus and madenhair
VII white and pink roses. and white and pink giadioli
AL s terminating mi in TiRRes of white and pink sweet
be twelve Of these cascades falling from the gal
iery nearly az TO the floor. At the bases of the
TAN rose trees springing from turf of the finest
ferns and foliage The space at the head of the
palm. thirty feet in height the base of which
VII, VII be grouped mass of summer blossoms; The
cut flowers. The decorations in the dining room
where the wedding breakfast will be served to less
bridal table which will accommodate fourteen per-
sons will be dssked with lilies of the valley and
which eight guests will be seated, will be decorated
VIII mounds of bridal roses and bridesmaid
VIII cover the cloth Groups Of tan palms bay
along the terrace facing the sea The bridal
1DnGge S W b. Of and gardsnas
maids Will each carry bunch composed of lilies
OF the valley and pale pink roses tied with broad
pink satin ribbon, embroidered with lilies of the
valley Mr.. Whitney. the bridegroom, will wear a
boutonierre Of gardenas His BROTHERS bouton-
lerre Will be OF white orchids. The ushers' bou-
tonerres will be of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. David King will give a dance on Tuesday
evening at her villa. Kingscote. in honor Of her
daughter, Miss Gwendolin King On Thursday
evening Mrs. George Hoffman and James Stillman
Will give dances.
The Opcn-Air Horse Show. which promises to be
great success, opens its doors to the public on
Wednesday. and will continue for three days. The
boxes have been secured by Mrs. Brockhost Cut
ting Mrs c. Albert Stevens Mrs l. Townsend
Burden Mrs; Edgcrton Winthrop. IT,. Mrs. Dan
Hugh X Norman. Robert Goect, j. r. Drexe.
Hermann oslrichs. George Won L. Meyer. James J.
Van Allen, Nathaniel Thayer. Theodore a. Have.
MEYER. Mrs. George Hoffman. c. Raoul Dual,
Thomas +. Gushing. Thomas McCaleb. A. J. Drexci
and H. b. Duryea.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Buel Trowbridge, whose
marriage took place noon Monday last at
the home of the latters father John r. Sherman.
at Great Neck. l.. l.. sailed for Europe in the
steamship ST. Paul Wednesday morning. The
marriage ceremony which was afforded by a num-
Der of guests from this city, was performed by the
Rev. Dr. Wesley Reid Davis. of this city. Tho
bridal gown was Of white satin. trimmed with
point applique lace. and the veil OF tulle. The
ornl ments worn by the bride included her fathers
gift, of diamonds. and brooch of pearls.
a present from the bridegroom. Miss Helen ID.
Sherman was her sisters only attcndant Henry
bridges best man.
The engagement IS announced of Miss Lille Julia
Zizinia daughter of the late Count Ziznia. Of No.
90 West Seventy -frst-st TO Count oliver de Ker-
mel. only son of the Marquis de Kernel, of France.
One of the first of the large autumn weddings
will be that of Miss Alice Bernice Mabley. daugh-
ter of Mrs. K. NJ. Mabey to Raymond Howard,
which will take place in St. Thomas's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Fifth-ave. and Fifty-thrd-st on
Wednesday, october p.
At the garden party IN honor Of Lord Russell at
Thorwood, Dobbs Ferry. by Henry Willard on Mon
day the engagement was announced of Miss Kath-
crime McKim Garrison TO Charles Dyer Norton. OF
Chicago. Miss Garrison is the daughter of Wendell
Phillips Garrison Editor of THE Nation" and
niece Of Mrs Henry Willard and Of Charles +. NJ
Kim of this city Mr. Norton. whose family live
Dyer. Of Chicago IIa is member of the univer.
sy Club of Chicago. and Of the Country Club OF
Evanston.
Miss Anna O'Neill daughter of the late Francis
@ Neill of this city, has announced her engagement
TO Or. James j. e. Maher. also of this city. No
date has yet been mentioned for the wedding.
The engagement is announced of Miss Susanna
Morgan daughter of the late ". S. Morgan OF
Brockport, y. Y. to Syvanus J. Macy, jr., son Of
Syvanus j. Macy of Rochester, n. Y, and grand
son of the late William II. Macy, of this city
The wedding of Miss Lucla Hazen. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs ]. Nelson Hazen, to Louis Raymond
Herzog of Albany, will be celebrated on Wednes-
day next. August 25 at the home OF the bride
parents, a Central Valley. Orange County. n J.