New-York tribune., 1899-06-01
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Christ Church at Plverdale-on-the Hudson, was
yesterday afternoon ne scene OF the marriage OF
Miss Carolyn Lydia Goodridge. the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Frederic Goodridge. 10 John H. lsehn'
the eldest son Of Mrs John II. Iselin. The interior
OF the pretty little church was decorated with
clusters OF white and lilies, ana seVerai
varieties Of white spring flowers set in a ground
work and frame Of green. Only the immediate
relatives and a limited number OF intimate friends
were invited TO the ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. Edward Goodridge. Of Exeter. n. H,
an uncle OF the bride assisted by the rector or the
church, the Rev. J. ". Hegeman Miss Good
ridge who was given away by her brother. Fred
eric Grosvenor Goodridge a gown Of white
satin and point lace with veil OF the same rich
lace Her eight-year-old niece. Miss Charlotte q.
Wyeth, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
Wyeth. was the maid Of honor The bridesmaids
were Miss Ethel NJ Iseln. sister OF the bride
groom; Miss Sophie NJ. Coodrdge cousin OF the
bride; Miss Emily Delahed and Miss Ehzaoeth
Ksyth Livingston.
They ,yere attIred in pretty costumes Of pale
green. trimmed with lace and frings OF chiffon
They also wore hats to match Mr.. Isen. who was
graduated from Harvard University. class Of 's6.
was attended as best man by Henry Suydam Sat
Wsrburton Gouverneur, VINO chahgeo ms name ntnW 10 10
Gouverneur: Archibald Thatcher of Boston F.
Laurence Lee. Austin Corbin. William ). KusseI.
William NJ BENJAMIN and George s. Derby. After
the ceremony the bridal party and guests were
driven 10 Mrs Cioodrdges beautiful country home
Snringhurst az RiVerdale where a breakfast was
served 10 those who came from the church., ana
later there was a reception for the many hundreds
OF guests who went up from town on two special
trains from the Grand Central Station and large
representations from Riverdale Irvington. Hast
inRs Yonkers and Dobbs Ferry. The house was
handsomely decorated. Rich and rare tapestries
adorned the great oak hallway. whose huge palus-
trades were not only hung with roses but deco
rated with the choicest flowers. Roses and oeauti-
mi sprfng flowers were used sparingly In dressing
the drawing rooms, the Railways and the dining
room which was added to the house Few years
ago. -. 49,, ... 80. ,ha
Riverdale station at 5:45 and at O'Clock some OF
ths guests were Mr.. and Mrs Newboid motifs
MIR and Mrs. r. Horace Gaatn. MI ana Mrs, 1.
7 Oakley Rhlnelander, Mrs. William KhlnelandeI,
Mr. and Mrs A. D. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs Philip
livingston Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyman snort;
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Pel Mr. and Mrs PAU
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Taylor. Mt ana Mrs. Jonn
T Wainwright. Mr.. and Mrs Frederic X Coudert'
ir Miss Coudert. Mr.. and Mrs. Gouyerneuf Car
yyochan Mr. and Mrs. II. Miller, the Misses cam
aron Mrs ] Frederick Pierson. Miss Person MI
and Mrs Maturin Deafed, sr, Mr. ana Mrs'
Naturin Delaheld. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs; +. n. fyhgy'
Mrs Lewis Livingston Delaheld. Miss Ervlhg; j.
nam Mrs benjamin s. Church. Miss Church. Dr
ard Mrs stuyvesant Fish Morris, Miss Morris, Mt
and Mrs Charles r Henderson, Mr. ana M1sc l..
Srbsvar Robb Mrs Henry Beeckman, Miss Beeck-
nan Mrs Alexander T. Van Nest, Miss van Nest
NJ a nd Mrs James H. Beekman Dr. and Mrs. lie
Pov Satterlee Miss Madeline Satterlee, Mr.. and
Mrs Philip J. Sands the Misses SANDS Mr. ana
Mrs Van Brugh Livingston 1T anu ''' '
Clarkson Jay and Miss Jay