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

home OF the brides sister Mrs Hermann Oerichs, |
at noon to-day In the conservatory. by the Rev.
Thomas F. Murphy. OF the Cathedral parish and
Immediately afterward there will be reception
followed by seated breakfast. There will be less
than hundred and sixty guests present Inc
young couple. with number Of their young friends
will occupy seats at n long table. which VIII be
placed to command view of the entire
room. Pink and white flowers will decorate the
breakfast-room. while in the halls and on the stair
will be festoons OF and clusters OF
bright-colored spring flowers The possibilities for
elaborate floral display In nearly every part OF the
house be used for the occasion have been made
the of. In the conservatory flowers VIII be
everywhere. while in the ballroom even the walls
will be covered with flowers and foliage and there
will be aisle for the bridal procession. formed OF
trees, whose branches will meet overhead
Roses and feather vines will cover the trunks Of the
trees. and there will be bows and ribbons hanging
from each.
The bridal party will enter the ballroom from
the main hall. Miss Mary Baldwin Tolfree the
maid of honor. walking alone. She will be fol-
lowed by the bride. who will be escorted by her
brother-in-law. Hermann Oelrchs. Mr. Vanderbilt
with his best man. j. Prentice. will meet the bride
at the temporary altar erected in the conservatory
in full view OF the guests. who will he assembled
in the ballroom. Miss Fairs wedding gown, OF
and her tue veil will be fastened with several
jewels and orange blossoms. Miss Tolfree's cos
tune OF white silk. is trimmed with lace insertion
and shirred chiffon. and her hat is composed or
carried ' instead Of the customary Bouquet At
breakfast the brides health will be drunk In
nochan. While the guests are at the tables the
orchestra. under the direction OF Nahan frahNo'
VIII play the following programme;
Overture "Mgnon' AmbroIs" Thomas
Bridal Procession "Lohengrin ...............W Wagner
FanSsis Romeo and juliet Goqn?i
March The Bride Fleet so1sa
he Spangled Hammer
Soon after the breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt,
IT. will start for Idle Hour. at Oakdae. Long Isl
Fair has given to her siser Mrs. Hermann Gel
rlchs her share in the Newport property which
a rehearsal Of the bridal procession and music
programme was held yesterday afternoon.
John H. Hammond. who will marry Miss Emily
Vanderbilt Sloane. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| william D. Sloane tomorrow gave his farewell
bachelor dinner at the University club last night.
His guests were his brother; ogden NJ Hammond
Alonzo Potter, James G. Phelps Stokes. Herbert
Parsons William V. s Thorne. Allan Robbins I3
Charles Keller Beekman. Arthur Gordon and Will
| lam Sloane. cousin OF the bride.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Watson O'Connor
! daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas H. O'Connor. to
! Warren Bynner Nash. n son Of Mr.. and Mrs Will
| lam A Nash Of this city, celebrated at 3
| o'clock yesterday afternoon. at the home Of the
! brides parents No. 70 East Forty fourth-st. The
! members Of the two families only were present at
| the ceremony. which performed by Archbishop
| Corrigan. assisted ny the Rev. James " Connolly
| his secretary: the Rev Neil y. Mckinnon. rector
OF the Jesuit Church OF St. Ignatus and the Rev
| r J. McClusky Of the Society OF Jesus The bride
who gown Of white satin. with trimmings
| OF point lace and a lace veil. attended by her
| sister Miss Angela OConnor as maid OF honor
| and Miss Mabelle S Nash. sister OF the bridegroom
! Miss Maud F. Knapp and MISS Elsa Carroll as
| bridesmaids Mr. Nashs best Philip VI
| IT.. To,, nm
\. O'Connor and James d. O'Connor. brother OF
the bride; Walter b. Co%perthwait; Howard NJ
| Cowperthwat Adams G. Sumner. Of Brooklyn. and
James L. ogden. Of Jersey city. After the cere-
mony there was large reception. Among ne
parents of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
! OConnor. Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Cowperthwait. Mr.
Mir and Mrs. 5. G. Hartshorne, Mr. and Mrs. z. l.
Knoedler Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Martin; Mr and Mrs.
| Richard O'Gorman Mrs. Richard O'Gorman Mrs.
| Knapp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas \. Mcintyre; pr.
Herman Knapp Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll Or.
Mr' and Mrs ". ". smith Mr. and Mrs l.. q
Brown. the Misses Brown. Dr. and Mrs A; j. Fox
Robinson Or. and Mrs. Cornelius Brett and Bishop
McFaul, Of Trenton.
A pretty wedding took place at 100 O'Clock last
evening in St Vincent de Paul Church. in West
Twenty-third-st. The bride was Miss Josephine
Marie Grosz a daughter of Mrs. NJ F. Grosz. OF
No a West Seyenty-hfth-st. and the bridegroom
Paul Joseph Fament OF Paris. France. The Rev.
Theodore Wicker. the rector performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride was escorted to the al
tar and given away by her eldest brother Frederick
Grosz Miss EVELYN OCaaghan. niece Of the
bride. the maid Of honor Arthur Hrosz'
brother Of the bride vas NJ Fament Ib best Na man
Demar and Percy Elliott Mr.. and Mrs tlamen'
will sail for their home in Paris on saturday next
April
In the East Parlor at the Waldorf-Astora. at $50
o'clock last evening. Miss Alethea Flower Putnam
datU Of T lsaD
sing Putnam Of No. l79 Madson-ave. was married
70 Harwood Palmer Of London. England. There
was beautiful display OF spring flowers The GER
emony was performed by the Rev DR. john " esley
Brown rector OF 81. Thomass Church IN power
of roses and lilies The bride, who Is niece OF
Mr. ceorge W Flower was given away by her
Gather She wore beautiful gown of white satin
with real lace points on the sleeves ana YOKE anu
insertion of oval pearls around the collar iuV
maid of honor was the brides sister. Miss sara W.
pu,ro, There were no bridesmaids or ushers'
Mr. Palmers best was Walter HOFFMAN OF
mi. civ Immediately after the ceremony there
was reception and supper the latter being served
Among the guests invited were Mrs George w
Flower Mrs Absrt Palmer m9th Eo OF tns r and
groom Mr. and Mrs RosTe r. F NOV H Howard
s Mys smtS Mr. and Mis- William a Brown Howard
and Mrs Arson r Flower, Mrs J. Sterling Robin
son Mir and Mrs John : George. Mr.. ana MS
John D FoT YER A Ahs9n F 10 GO Mrs. F. X scGey
Sir and Mrs F. r. Hasey Mr. ana N HsrE w' Wss
~ he Misses Sweetser. Mr.. and Mrs John
SyoT MI and Mrs n s, Kisses d Hncc Mr. M ine
t1"horIes " cutting the Misses Cutting. MI. ana
Mrs stephen Palmer. Mr. and Mrs, A. - JulIIard'
~ and Mrs John Wanamaker. Miss W ana maker
NJ and Mrs Joseph n. Bumsted the Misses bum
sied and Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Wentz Inc wed-
ding was hurried forward in consequence or busl-
nnss matters making 1t necessary for the bride
groom to be in England Mr. and Mrs Palmer
will sail on Saturday next
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Godfrey. whose daugh-
tor Miss Ada Godfrey. will be married to WHY'S
Rossiter Belts in ST. Thomass Church on lhurs-
dav afternoon gave a dinner party last evening at
""' their