New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The wedding of Mrs Rudolph Wilhelm Setback. a
daughter OF the late Charles James Livingston, OF
this city. to Joseph Manuel Morrison Muir was
celebrated yesterday afternoon In the apartments
OF the bride. at No. lS East Twenty y-sevcnthst. In
the presence Of relatives and a small number OF
intimate friends. The ceremony was performed
at o'clock by the Rev. Henry Mottet. rector Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Com
munion, and 1t was followed by an informal recep-
tion The bride. who given away by her
brother. James Duane Livingston, was In a hand
some gown Of white lace. with lace insertion and
pale blue silk trimmings the clasps and buttons
being of turquoise. She also wore a white lace
hat and a corsage OF green orchids. Her orna-
ments were diamonds and turquoises There were
no bridesmaids maid of honor or ushers The
bridegrooms best man s. II. Dickson surgeon
of the battleship Massachusetts. Among the guests
at the marriage ceremony and the reception were
the Misses Livingston. the sisters of the bride;
Mrs. James Duane Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Reeve Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lyman Short
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur J. Peabody Miss Tillotson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ralston Crosby.
and Mr. and Mrs Schuyler N. Warren Mr. and
Mrs. Muir will make their future home in Kobe. a
seaport town on the mainland Of Japan near
Osaka, where the bridegroom has business interests
and a town residence. Besides, Mr.. Mur owns, a
or the Inland Sea Mr. and Mrs. Muir will leave
will sail from that port on August for Japan The
marriage is the termination Of a little romance Of
several years standing Mr. Muir, whose father 4, Usr
wife before her. marriage to Rudolph Wilhelm
this city. which occurred about twelve years ago.
Mr. Setback died at his home. at New-Brghton,
this happened Mr.. Muir became engaged in business
IN Japan. and for the best part Of ten years has
he renewed his suit mainly through the malls.
and with what success yesterdays wedding fully
explains. Mr.. Muir is an American citizen. having
been born in Baltimore.
Mrs Henry Sedey will sail for Europe to-day on
the steamship st. Paul. She is going abroad to join
her younger daughter who is finishing her educa-
tion at Brussels.
Mrs william D. Hodges. Of Stuyvesant Place.
New-Brighton. Staten Island. is at Nahant- Mass.
where she intends to remain for several weeks.
Later she will go TO York Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Butler Duncan and their daugh-
ter. Miss Duncan. sail to-day on the White Star
Line steamship Germanic for England. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan had arranged to go abroad more
than fortnight ago, but were obliged to abandon
the trip at the time on account OF the severe III
on fbe ~ Germanic will be Mt and Mrs James Brown
Lord. of Tuxedo Park
James T. Woodward. of this city. is at Newport.
the guest of his mother Mrs. NJ E. Woodward.
who is occupying Pinard Cottage No. l.
Mr. and Mrs c. Albert Stevens since their re-
turn from Europe few weeks ago. have been at
their home at Westbury, Long Island Later in
the season they will go TO Southampton, and for
a few weeks to Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ward. who are occu-
pying their summer home, Meadow Lawn. at Sea-
bright n. j., will soon have as their guest their
daughter Mrs. Arthur Clark OF chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Nostrand, of this
CITY, have taken lease of Stone Lea. at Narragan-
sett Pier. for the season.
Mrs. William p. Jafray who arrived from Eng
land few weeks ago. after prolonged absence
has been passing few days In the Catskill Noun
tains Mrs Jaffray has arranged to return to Eu-
rope in a short time.