New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-13

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Of the briiegroom's sister none but immediate rel.
atives were present at the ceremony, winch was
followed by a reception
The marriage of Miss Mary Clendenen Morrison.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Morrison, OF
No. li9 East Forty-hfth-st.. TO Robert Moore ficd
Luyster took place on Wednesday afternoon iasl IN
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church The
pastor the Rev. DR.. Charles l.. Thompson. onici-
ated The bride. who entered the church alone
was In a gown OF white satin and a tue veil.
which was fastened with orange blossoms. Her
only ornament was diamond brooch, a pTHSTTu
Louise Morrison. sister OF the bride. and Miss
Jean kirkpatrick, q cousin, were dressed axe u,
white silk trimmed with moussehne De sole, ana
wore large white hats adorned with white pumes.
Mr. Luyster's best man was Richard j. Jackson
Culioch and Robert L. Low, Of this. city, aud
Philip Osborne and Cyrus H. Taylor OF brookIy IN
and Mrs. Luyster will make their home In Brook
lyn.
The coming week will be Of considerable
gayety. Tomorrow night the last OF the Monday
cotillons will be given at Demonico's. on the
same night Mrs. William d. Sloane will give a
dinner coton In honor OF her debutante daughter
Miss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane. Dinner parties Will
be given tomorrow night by Mr.. and Mrs. Orme
Wilson and Chauncey NJ Depew. On Tuesday even
ing Perry Belmont Will give an evening reception
with music at his home No SIS Fifth-ave.. when
cipa soioiss a Ths second and las. OF the TUESDAY
S e On by ye$i : iS:adss ass' Tho ''''"
Mr. and Mrs Abram 8. Hewitt and their daush-
ters will give an original entertainment at their
home In Lexington ave. on Thursday evening The
women guests have been requested to como With
gowns ornamented with garden vegetables Mrs
Nr0NE r-f't
give small co.ilon AT her home on Tuesday
evening next At the next meeting Of the Fort
nightly Musical Club, Wednesday afternoon
next which will be held At the home Of Mrs Ed
ward Winslow No q West Fifty-thrd-st Miss
Laura Louise waen. Mrs. Emma Juch-Wellman
and Miss Boxall viii be among the soloists; One
that given by DR.. Louis Livingston Seaman; on
Friday noon at Ms r hom o6 No Ws
who was assisted In receiving by Mrs. William
Winslow. Mrs. Adolph de Bary, Mrs ,, John 4;
R Rackscne M Freem sG5s and MISS z @
sar. Handsomely gowned and standing in verita.
psJ Of Sss s WdT g eash 'o e
and women presented TO her. The tea table, which
Il the Julia G Russs Mss EdS
Miss Cesar and Miss De Barry. The reception,
Which wa Sd frS s on un OF the most Incl
dents OF last week
A
that Of Miss Aieen O'Donnell daughter of the late
Oliver O'Donnell Of Baltimore and relative Of
the late Mrs. Adrian Iselin. Of this city, TO VS.
count de Sayve OF Paris, which took place at noon
on Monday last, in ST. Matthew'S Church, Wash
ington on account OF the recent Illness OF the
BRIDE only the immediate relatives and a small
number of personal friends invited to the
ceremony which was performed by the Rev.
Father Lee. a cousin OF the bride. He assisted
by Cardinal Gibbons. of Baltimore The bride. who
was given away by her brother. wore gown OF
white satin. the corsage draped with lace and
fastened with diamond cross. which was the only
held up the tulle veil. and instead of bouquet
she carried a prayerbook The brdegroom was
The ushers were Columbus ODonnell
lee Frederick May and Cavendish Taylor, OF Lon
don. After the ceremony there was wedding
brea kfast at the home OF the brides aunt. Mrs.
Acosta Among the guests present were the. Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady Pauncefote,. the FRENCH
6"ey membeas Of the French
ernor and Mrs John Lee Carroll; MI and MIS-.
and Mrs. Hinkley. and Mr. O'Donnell. The Wis.,
count and Viscountess de Sayve sailed FOR Europe
yes terday in the steamship Normannia. They Will
make their home in Paris.
A fashionable wedding In Philadelphia on Tues
lay last was that OF Miss Sarah Thompson. daugh-
ter OF DR.. and Mrs William Thompson, to Fred
ertck w Watriss OF this city, which took place at
noon IN St Stephens Church. number of guests
rom this CITY attended the ceremony and wedding
which was served at the home OF the
BRIDES parents in Walnut-st The maid OF honor
vas Miss Annie Thompson. and the bridesmaids
we're Miss Maud Livingston Miss Catherine Cas-
'att. Miss Latte Leslie. Miss Edith Fisher and
Miss Rita Carson. They were IN gowns OF gray
,rape de chine and chiffon. made with sunburst
beats. with yoEes Of white satin emproidered witn
butterfly bows OF chiffon 20 match; Each carried
ba ang b fus san Tbon e ted T
;own Of white satin trimmed with duchesse
ard ~ 5 The e wa best 9f g and
Columbus Baldwin, James Eustis. Of this city:
P Of Ro:oa Ruf Ba P4ne Of ana
Dr. Archibald G. Thompson. and Morton Henry,
eremony Was performed BY the Rev Dr. Elwoed
Worcester, rector Of the church assisted by the
DR.. and Mrs Paul F. Munde OF No 20 West
'orty-hfth-st gave a dinner party for young peo-
lie on Wednesday evening last Their guests In
luded Miss Daisy Gunncil, Miss Terry. Miss Cas-
ulla. Clark: Miss Bertha Munde, Edward Mcvick-
hepherd. NJ. Parish and Mr.. McKim.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston. whose European
rip has been postponed by order OF their phys-
.ans. will leave town in a few days for Florida
1here they will go aboard OF Mr.. Astors steam
acht the Nourmahal. TO make a months or six
,eeks cruise to Honduras Mr. and Mrs Aston
-!ll take a small party OF friends with them The
will sail from Bay Ridge tomorrow.
nd viii go dlrectly 10 Florida. Mr.. and Mrs.
.stor intend 10 be IN New-York by Easter.
The wedding Of Miss Clara Louise Miller. daush-
or OF Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Miller. OF No. i23
YES. Seventy second-st., TO William Spencer
Of Brooklyn. will be celebrated on
Wednesday evening In Chr!sts Church, Western
and Seventy -hrst-st. The Rev Dr.
acob shipman. the rector. will ofnciate at the
NH vii "a followed reception
n. horr. ~ thu brides parents Miss Kate
nc ,,. miller viii s. her sisters maid OF honor