New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-03
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


Miss Susan Willing. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. willing Of Philadelphia. married
yesterday at Trinity Church. Newport at II
o'clock TO Frank c. Lawrence. jr Of New-York.
Only few guests present. The bridal party
consisted Of Mrs Willing her daughter Mrs John
Jacob Aston: her son. Barton willing. and Colonel
]. J. Aston
The pews reserved for the party were designated
by broad white satin ribbons. The ceremony
performed by the Right Rev. ". y McNickar.
Bishop COadjutor OF the Diocese Of Rhode Island.
and the Rev. Henry Morgan Stone. rector Of the
church The bride entered the church leaning on
the arm Of her father who gave her away and
they were met at the chancel rail by the bride
groom and his best man. winthrop Rutherfurd
The bride a gown Of embroidered white
crepe de chine with sable collar and hat the latter
being trimmed with white tulle with long ends
hanging down the back She also wore two sable
boas thrown the shoulders. with the heads
c,asped the back OF the neck. Miss Wiling car
ried cascade bouquet Of gardenias and star Jas
samine with long flowing ribbons Nj Lawrence
and his best wore boutOnnieres TO match
the brides bouquet. The ushers, Winfield Scott
Hoyt and Center Hitchcock. wore large bouton-
nieres OF gardenias While the guests We're being
seated a musical programme was rendered on the
church organ with vocal selections by the ST
consisted Of palms and flowers in a color scheme Of
white and green The chancel rail frinGed
with white roses and maiden hair ferns. The altar
was banked with white orchids with a background
Of soft, fossy green foliage and the back Of the
chancel A broad band Of mammoth white
chrysanthemums the whole being hanked on either
side by groups OF tall palms extending the iull
width Of the edfce and reaching nearly 20 the cell
ing. The pulpit. which occupies so conspicuous a
place in the centre aisle. was built up in pyramidal
f.r~r Nth aud al rQrl
roses and lilies Of the valley
At the residence Of the brides parents. in Web
ster-st., where there reception ana wedding
breakfast large vases Of flowers distributed
throughout the several rooms. bride roses, inner
team Beauty roses. orchids and other rare flowers
predominatlng Handsome palms fancy foliage
plants and were in cons sre tn
mense vases Of chrysanthemums and autumn fol-
piece Of choice flowers.
Early in the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
left Newport for New-York The bride was the re-
cipent OF many valuable presents. which were
6Sn sa 10 6 e ufop and W spend the winter in
the South of France.
The marriage Of Miss Christine Marie Falrchid
the Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace j.
Fairchlld to Briton " Busch. OF Brooklyn. took
place at noon yesterday in s.. Georges Protestant
Episcopal Church. Stuyvesant Square. The cere-
mony. which performed by the rector the
Rev Dr. William s. Rainsford. was accompanied
by several hymns sung by the regular chance
choir Of the church under the direction Of the
organist. William 5. Chester The bride. who was
given away by her father. a gown OF white
satin. the skirt trimmed with a hounce Of lace
The lace veil was fastened with cluster Of orange
blossoms. The brides attendants In costumes OF
white silk with underskirts OF white net and
small white hats. were the bridegrooms sister
Miss Ethel Busch Miss KaSherqe Homaqf r2 Me-
Each carried a large bouquet of white and pink
roses. Arthur stiles Farehild. brother q the bride
mond. William f. Carhart.. jr; Crowe!l Hadden
David Haskell Lanman The reception. for about
one hundred ana nifty guests followed at ne nome
The wedding Of Miss Amy Foster. the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Edwin D. Foster. of this city. 10
John Corbin also Of this city. took place in ST.
Georges Church yesterday afternoon at 2;3o O'Clock
Mr. Corhin who is the assistant editor OF liar
Wceklvf was attended by his brother c. y. Cor
Bin Of Chicago as best man. and by the following
Jams r A stevenson Henry d. Whitfield Thomas
" Lamont and Pits Duiied he Two last named
attended by Mrs. stacy Kchmond; OF TINS
pext. Ts AMI MIS- Marsaret WiliSms Of this city
az bridesmaids. The Rev. Or Rainsford oficiated.
br ride played the organ gan Miss Foster formerly
made her home at knglewoof. y. j.. ana large
these and others at the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs . r Corbn. Of Chicago the parents Of the
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d. Foster Miss Fos-
ter Mr.. and Mrs Lanier Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Henry Harper. Mr.. and Mrs John Kenndrick Bangs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lynch Williams Mr.. and Mrs.
f. \ BrinckerhCff. Mr.. anc Mrs. +. :. Duncan,
the Misses Duncan Miss Br.nckerhof Miss Park.
Senator and Mrs !. =. Jones. Miss Jones Joseph
Earle Stevens Oswald Garrison Willard. Mrs. W.
f. Lester Stacy Richmond Miss V. d Lyman.
Miss Weimore Mrs Roland Vermilye Mr. and
Mrs W T. CoriiSs and Irving Rutland. After the
ceremony small reception for the bridal party
alone was held AZ Mr. and Mrs Fosters apart
ments IN the Hotel Westminsier Mr. and Mrs.
Corbn will make their home at No. 20 Washington
Square South
The marriage OF Miss Ida A. Seedorf. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Seedorf to Wills ]. Black
well all take place Monday next AT the home
OF the brides parents. No S2l West Fifty-hfth-st
A small wedding on Wednesday next. November
5 will be- tina, OF Miss Martha Hagemeyer. daugh-
ter Of Mrs Mary Hagemeyer. to George Hoch
which Will take place IN the evening AT the home
Of the brides mother. No 81 Vest Eghty-seventh.
st There will be only the relatives and the intimate
friends II the bride and bridegroom present at the
ceremony and reception.
Dr. and Mrs George C. Shelton. who passed the
summer season at their country home. The Orchard
AZ RIdgway Conn. have opened their city home
No. 52l Madison-aye.. for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. John 3. Haskns. who recently re-
turned from At4teka Lodge. in the Adrondacks !
are now At the Haskins homestead. FOrdham y. Y |
Mrs William A. Merrill. Mrs. D. A Honeywell and