New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-13
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.


Mrs. romes Peecber Perkins The old church was
decorated with spring flowers. with ADDED orha-
mentation OF tall, leafy plants about the pi",'
and choir gallery The bride was Deco"'"s's
gowned in white satin. having garniture VI
ducbesse lace about the neck. Her ven was vi
,,,ie and her bououet of orchids. Her twin sister
Mrs BENJAMIN Ward of Ridgewood. n. D. was
her matron of honor and was attired III pInA
crepe de chine. with bouquet OF PINK rose' , ,'
Catherine Beecher another sister wore VIM"
mousseine de sole. Mrs. Beecher Perkins piaoA
creme de chine. Mrs. Henry Barton Beecher gray
creme de chine with trimming OF whl'e race '
Margaret Beecher White. OF F1atbush' sister VI
Henry Ward Beecher. with whom MISS Dee'"e
has been spending the winter, wore so" "
violet silk In the absence OF Dr. hils 'he ma
rage ceremony performed by the rev ~ -
Douglas Adam pastor of the Reformed Churcn on
tho Heights The bride given away oy
c,onben V White Mr. Beecher had for best man
PbiIip Ruxton and for ushers DR. brins iHtit
ben)am nnes Via aayWorth. Colonel Beecher who Is
West on business trip could nor rea aons viii he
fridays May 12 10 and %. from to p m'' at
No. IS Pineappe-st.
Another church wedding last evening was that
-, ,uss Gertrude Elisabeth Stringer. daughter OF
NJ and Mrs william II. Stringer. OF NO o'-
Nadison-st and oscar Fisher Shaw. jr ms was
celebrated at the Church of the GOOD Shepheiu' "
McDonough-st.. the officiating clergyman oe'.e "
Rev. Andrew F. Underhill. rector OF the cnu'vn
Tho brides gown was OF white satin. with perthe
Of duchesse lace and pearl trimming her 'ue
ven was held in place by orange blossoms anu sne
carr,ed lilies Of the valley and bride roses. Inc
maid of honor Miss Mathlde E rogers WI"
white organdie over white taneta. Her ooa
was q shower Of mignonette and white roses. i
bridesmaids were Miss Lulu A. Stringer' sister VI
the bride: Miss Maude A. Durham. MISS Ahce W.
Steele and Miss Jennie A. Debevose. lney W. W.
ali gowned alike in white organdie oN oses and
uiarone,te Mr. shaw was attended by Franklin
Hobby jr, as best man The nsneIS ~ Cochrane.
IT, and Robert F. Mullins. IT, The sier lilies
the church consisted Of palms ana Efai,oued the
ceremony Of palms smilax and pink r., rose Trimmed
William H. Sringer wore lay lave Mrs Shaw. mother
Of the bridegroom black satin ana ,s shaw will
After bridal trip South Mi and thew Mrs will receive
later in the season.
o. -, .ho largest and most brilliant OF the spring
uodd,ngs took MACE last evening at Grace 'hurcn-
The Heights when Miss Emma LILY Ardoen"
Parsons daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. hosme' -
ingham Parsons. Of No. les Lincoln IIa'e, o.
Charles Siedler Adams son OF Winlam NJ @
~ No 9o3 Hancock-st were married by the rector
the Rev Frederick Burgess. The church was -
tfuy decorated with profuson OF raS.ei n'
Mains and white roses. The full choral ser'ioe
was used the choir Of the church assisuhs'
Perfect Love" was sung just before the o'
marty entered the "Lohengrin wedo'hs "'
hong used for the bridal procession 10 'ne
chancel. An anthem was sung aiter 'ne 1921
and the Mendessohn wedding march was Piaseu
,or tho return from the altar. The bride wore oe
canning gown Of white satin yelled in point applque'
with train OF white brocade. Al her '".o'l on
wore A Jewel consisting OF two roses .ieu VIZ
true lovers knot. all Of diamonds. ms was WI
Adamss wedding gift and was desispeu Wy ~
Her veil was of fine Brussels net, fastene" WIFI
lilies of the valley and orchids. Miss Marie Louise
Rossiter her maid of honor was IN pare Seii0"
point d'esprlt over yellow silk, and carried !eio"
roses The brides maids-Mss Florence l. vernon,
Miss Emily J. Belts Miss A. Bertha orahe' oi
PHILADELPHIA cousin Of the bride; Miss Elsie Olds'
and TWO cousins OF the bridegroom, Miss Julia
siedler and Miss Charlotte Siedler-wore dresses
alike OF white point desprit over white sa'n WIN
unique sashes designed by Mrs. Parsons OF piue
embroidered with pink roses. and jeweileu IN ther
hair they wore the jewelled aigrettes presented by
the bride at her farewell dinner on Saturday even
ing They carried long-stemmed Easter lilies. Will
lam NJ Adams attended his son as best man. Inc
ushers were Emil A. Teuchert and Harold ~ Hail.
OF Brooklyn: John Thompson Conover, william W.
Ryerson Frank Mccoy jr.. and Albert L. WATKINS
Of Manhattan Mrs. Parsons. mother of the bride.
was atred in gown Of sapphire blue velvet en-
Jewels. The skirt opened over fall OF renaissance
lace. yelling underdress OF white SATIN a S deep
dounce OF the lace being carried about the mem.
The waist also embroidered and edged win levers,
had jabeau Of the lace the left SIDE wne ' my
ished this al the throat, and about Der neck Mrs.
Miss no HSwson aunt Of the bride wore gray
satin with overdress Of Irish lace, spangled net
uncut velvet The ceremony at the church was
followed by reception at the house White lilies
ing room ana entrance hall. the supper room was In
yellow genesta and yellow roses. the library in
where the bridal party had their supper, In white
oF I'm 10 Z " R-TO
numbering over three hundred were exhibited IN
the broad hall and a large room the second
and included necklace OF pearls. with "A diamond
Russian repousse silver several pairs OF tail silver
candestcks. deeply cut; "A bronze by Picalt. In
Vice bearing scenes from Lohengrn'' in raised
figures: a heart-shaped diamond pendant and
'" number Of pieces Of Tiffany FavriIe glass.
marquetry tea table with removable top Of glass;
cases Of silver and cutlery. Mr.. and Mrs: Adams
spend several months abroad, and on their return
will to Long Branch In the fall they Will be
Miss Martha Edith Darlington. granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs John Henry Darlington of No 2l3
Keap-st and De witt Bailey son OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles H. Bailey. of Wilson-st. married last
evening at o'clock In the Ross Street Presby-
terrain Church. The pastor. the Rev. John Erskine
Adams performed the ceremony Arches OF pink
and white were erected over the centre aisles
of the church. and the platform and choir gallery
were banked with pink azalias and pink roses In
consequence OF the recent fire at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Darlington. the bridal party staying
at the home OF Mrs. Thomas Pollock Peters No
1856 Keap-st.. sister Of the bride. Fortuna ely none
OF the wedding presents were destroyed The
brides gown which fortunately also had not been
sent home at the time OF the fire. was OF white
satin slashed at the train acordion- pleate
| hounces OF point de esprit. edged with ruches Of
satin ribbon. The sleeves and yoke were OF point
| de esprit with pattern outlined with pearls A
long drapery OF point lace fell from the right shout
| der the waist line, whore IL fastened with
| pearl ornament. Her bouquet shower Of
| files OF the valley and white lilacs and her tulle
| veil fastened with fan OF diamonds. the gift
| OF Mrs Charles H. Bailey. The bridegroom gift