New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

Croker. one in lace and chiffon and the
other In blue moire appqued with white lace In
rosebud design; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Surern Taller
the latter in elaborate gown OF white satin
yelled with black Lace Miss Eleanor Hewitt, In
gown OF plum colored cloth and velvet: Mrs
Charles r. Alexander in rich gown OF silver
gray MORE. embroidered In silver and trimmed
with white lace her small bonnet OF purple velvet
Miss Daisy Post. in a rather simple gown OF white
silk and mousseline de sole. nounced and tucked
TO the waist the corsage trimmed with pale blue
velvet: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. jr. the
latter In striking gown OF pearl gray satin.
trimmed with lace and silver spangles: Mr.. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt jr.. the latter IN a
tune OF bluet silk combined with white vel
vet Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Warren the lat
ter in black satin with trimmings OF green vel
vet and white lace: Mr.. and Mrs. William ~
Sloane. the latter In costume Of pearl
satin. yelled with black lace: Miss Lila Sloane.
IN white silk: Mr.. and Mrs Henry Payne
Whitney. the latter in white satin with lace and
white mousselne de sole trimmings: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Oerichs the latter in cerise silk en-
broidered with white polka dots Miss Mabel Gerry
in gown of bluet poplin. Miss Marie Winthrop in
pearl gray MORE. with trimmings OF silver and
chiffon: Mr.. and Mrs. George B. De Forest. the
latter in white satin profusey trimmed with white
lace and the long-tailed of blue brocaded vel
vet: Mrs. James p. Kernochan, In black velvet and
Jet Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederic Tams. the latter In
Mrs. Henry c. Potter in gown of purple velvet
trimmed with white lace: Mrs. Harry w Nc
Nickar. in silver gray silk. with trimmings or
guipure and lace; Miss Kittie Cameron, also In
pearl gray. with blue velvet trimmings Mrs. Henry
Clews. in rich costume Of pearl gray crepe de
chine. trimmed with points of thread lace: Mrs
Orme Wilson. in dove-coored crepe, trimmed lace
and jets: Mr.. and Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt. the
latter in silver gray SATIN with touches of blue
velvet and silver trimming the corsage; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sydney ). Smith, Duncan Cameron. William
Coser. J. Roman Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. George
Cavendish Bentinck. Miss Dora Havemeyer. Miss
Lily Oelrichs Winfield Scott Hoyt Paymaster
James Tofree. OF the United states Navy; Wlllarn
Mrs. Charles a. Childs. Reginald Ronalds. 5 NJ
Brice. Frederick o. Beach oliver H. T. Belmont.
yesant Fish. Miss Marion Fish Robert H. Gerry cry
throp, Henry O. Havemeyer w. X Vanderbilt ST..
Miss Moss and Mr. and Mrs. Foxhall p. Keene:
At the breakfast Hermann Oelrlchs made ,. few
appropriate remarks which were received with APP
At 2 O'Clock the young couple in a shower Of
rice. entered a brougham and started on their we'd
front Of the Oelrichs house Miss Toifree threw a
white satin slipper which lodged just back OF the
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt will spend their honey
moon Idle Hour the country home OF William
X. Vanderbilt. ST., at Oakdale, Long Island. IT Is
and to return fer S the Newport during
which they will occupy Belvor. the villa leased
The bridal gifts were not displayed yesterday.
Some of them were incomparabiy superb. The
bridegroom gave his bride superb pendant set
with a pear-shaped pearl and a ruby. which can
be worn with the long string Of evenly matched
sr Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave a
pendant composed II a huge pear-shaped pearl. TO
which are attached pearl and diamond pendants.
Mrs. oliver II. p. Belmont gave her daughter,in-
from her own famous collection OF Jewels ana re-
Gently reset for the young bride. John W. MacKay'
sented a corsage ornament a stomacher described
as network Of diamonds Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
a large ped diamond; Mrs Charles B.
Alexander. a necklace OF diamonds and moon
,iga Pe TTou VI NJ and Mrs Hamilton McKav
Twombly, two dozen gold dishes; Charles Fair. a
9 M Mrs Hermann oeirichs set Of
tweHty four Completes With dishes for the dinner
four beautiful gold dishes; Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard
pair OF massive silver trays in raised design and
soup tureen to correspond; Mr.. and Mrs. Miliam
George Croker silver tray. pierced and beautifully
wrought; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Kemp four large
Of Marlborough four superb lovng-cups of solid
gold large and with three handles each, and
william A. Duer pair Of gold toilet bottle ,o M, Mr
dishes: Mrs Frederick Bronson a mirror set in sill;
yer: Oliver II. p Belmont, silver oolong tray OF
M Sfal 6ve ess Har ANA ve ' gold
Mr. and Mrs j Frederick Tams. toilet set Of
the monogram and yacht club flag; Mrs. Henry
Clews. tall silver vase; Mr.; and Mrs T. sunern
ney, a complete writing Of silver: Miss Kathleen
Nelson. tall golden candlesticks; Mr. and Mrs
John r. Livermore. gold frame; Mrs William
Burden an after-dinner coffee service also Of gold
Miss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane and Miss Emily Van
derb,t Sloane pairs of silver vegetable dishes
Alfred G. Vanderbilt a Queen Anne tankard Of
silver Harold Vanderbilt. a chest of small table
silver Mr.. and Mrs. Stanford White. elaborate
tankard OF silver; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Payne
Whitney. large silver punch bowl. Miss Armide
Smith. aunt Of the bridegroom. handsome loving
cup Of cut glass and silver with pineapple top: Mr.
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt jr. cigar and
Jewel r. George y.
and Mrs. ". Storrs Wells n large gold jewel box.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrlchs. pair OF open
work silver vases. Colonel and Mrs. William Jay.
a set Of George II silver satcellars; Mr.. and Mrs
II. Mortimer Brooks a silver oblOng dish. and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. a solid gold toilet
set
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt arrived at idle Hour
late IN tho afternoon. having made the trip 70 oak
dale a special train the Long Island Railroad.