New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-24
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The Madison Square Presbyterian Church. Madi-
son-ave. and Twenty-fourth-st. was yesterday
afternoon the scene OF the wedding OF Miss Sarane
Seeley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Seeiey
OF No 80 West Fifty-seventh-st.. 10 Ralph chester
Otis OF Chicago. The ceremony was performed at
4 o'clock by the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Charles H.
Parkhurst and II was followed by reception for
relatives and personal friends AT the Holland House
The bride who was given away by her father. wore
a gown OF white satin trimmed with point lace, and
a veil OF tulle. which was fastened with orange
blossoms The bridesmaids. In effective gowns o.
yellow crepe de chine with trimmings OF lace with
large black hats dressed with feathers. were Miss
Helen Stuart and Miss Lulu Jurgensen OF this city;
Miss Eleanor Meacham and Miss Irene wilson. OF
Chicago Miss Mamie Box. OF Buffalo. and Miss
Cornelia WEIGH. Of New-Haven They each carried
a nun instead OF a bouquet The bridegroom
the ushers we're George N. seeey. brother OF the
bride. OF this city, Joseph G; Dudley. OF Bun n
G. Hibbard jr and Joseph f. Otis, all OF Chicago
Among the guests at the ceremony ana T TereP,G Is
Miss Carrie Grannis. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Martin
the Misses Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G Mccoy M Mr
and Mrs. William c. Stuart. the Misses stuart MI
and Mrs Louis Starr Theodore 3. Starr. Howard
starr Dr. GTanye White Mrs " and D M7s
Crane OF Dalton, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK ITCH
w G. q Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs Henry Box. OF
Buffalo: Mrs Joseph z. Otis. ST., mother OF the
John E. jenkins. Mrs Caroline Meacham NJ. and
Mrs Walter r. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Councilman. Of Chicago Mr and Mrs Ous . %no
home at No 1.73O Prarie-ave.. Chicago, where they
will receive after January /
Seymour lie Grand Cromwell. whose wedding to
Miss Agnes whitney, daughter OF Mrs. Stephen
suydam whitney. OF Morris Plains, " j.. is an
nounced to be celebrated in ST. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church. Morristown. Wednesday after
noon OF next week. November %. gave his farewell
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Club. Mr. Cromwer's guests included Arthur Whit
ney brother Of the bride; Leonard D. ALL OF Bos-
B. Nash l. Chauncey McKeever. Frank Lyon Polk,
Arthur Stevens Alexander, Ford Huntington, Ed
Hubbard and seymour L. Hustled The marriage
ceremony will De performed by Bishop McNlckar
Il te cousin Of the bride assisted BY the rector OF
the church the Rev. Dr. Hubbard, and the Rev.
Or. David II. Greer, rector Of ST. Bartholomews
Church. this city.
The wedding OF Miss Caroline Fitzgerald daugh-
ter OF Desmond Fitzgerald. OF Brookllne. Mass. TO
Charles A. Van Rensselaer, Of West Orange n J..
will take place on Tuesday. December L. at the
home OF the brides father. There will be large
reception after the ceremony
J. Coleman Drayton and his daughter. Miss Caro-
line Drayton. who arrived from England on
Wednesday will remain in New-York for sew
eral weeks. one of Mr.; Draytons daughters
ding OF Miss Anne Caroline Derby. daughter
~ DR. and Mrs Charles Derby. 10 Professor
Samuel Auchmuty Tucker. which Will be cele-
brated in Trinity Chapel on Tuesday next. No
vember 2s
The Duke OF Manchester who is 10 start for
Philadelphia to be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony j. Drexel before the end OF the week
the guest OF honor az a dinner party given on
wednesday night by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish al her
home, Madison-ave. and Seventy-eghth-st. The
other guests Mr. and Mrs. George B. De
Forest Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs. Mr.. and
NJ OIf,-ar IIa-r rnap fr Mr. and Y
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer jr. Mrs. Burke
Roche. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Miss Rita Pomeroy.
Mrs Adolf Ladenburg. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Drexel. Miss Lily Oelrchs and Craig W. Wads-
worth.
Mrs. Edward Pepper. OF No. IA East Seventy
eghth-st gave a small dance at Delmonicos last
evening In honor OF her daughter Miss Katherine
Pepper.
Mrs Charles " Black who is still at her country
place at Jobstown y. j.. has leased her house. No
43 East Fifty-seventh-st. to Atherton Blight, OF
Newport and Philadelphia, for the winter months
Mrs. Black has arranged 70 spend the winter at
Berkeley Springs
The Christmas sale to take place to-day at the
Waldorf-Astoria Is In aid Of a worthy charity.
The Wayside Day Nursery No ZIG East Twenti-
eth-st which was organized sixteen years ago. is
doing a great deal Of good among the poor In the
the nursery's existence the aggregate attendance
was 22l6 children. and in its fifteenth year the ag
gregate attendance was l3 500 children. The Way
nection with its work The older children
taught household work cooking and sewing. Many