New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

manded the Monitor I'm her famous battle with the
Merrimac, to James Burnett Lowell son OF Ed
ward Burnett, OF Madison. n. j., formerly OF
Southboro Mass. and grandson of James Russell
Lowell which was celebrated at noon yesterday In
Grace Church. Broadway and feminist Mr. Lowell
has taken his grandfathers name. There was a
splendid gathering of the friends OF the young
bride. as we'll as those of her father, who IL one
Of the most popular members OF the New-York
Yacht Club and OF several OF the fashionable So
cal clubs. The chancel of the church was made
attractive by n tasteful disposition OF palms and
Easter lilies. The guests az they entered the
church We're received by the ushers. who were the
brides brother. j. Lorimer Worden. one of the
Roosevelt Rough Riders and a member Of the
Harvard football team and OF the 18th Regiment;
Sidney Lawton, of this city; Robert Satonstall
John T. Burnett uncle OF the bridegroom
Lewis Bacon of Boston, and Ledyard Heckscher
OF Philadelphia. They in their white cravats
small circular pearl pins presents from the bride
groom whose best man his brother, Joseph
Burnett, OF Boston.
The bride a handsome brunette was escorted to
the altar and given away by her father. She wore
a gown OF white satln the corsage trimmed with
lace and orange blossoms. and tule veil edged
with lace. The latter fastened to the couture
with cluster OF orange blossoms. The bridal
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Miss Elinor
Burnett, aunt OF the bridegroom, the maid
of honor Her costume OF rose pink silk, velled
with figured lisse of the same color, and trimmed
with narrow black velvet. Her hat. OF pink roses,
was ornamented with black pumes. and she
ried bouquet OF pink sweet peas. There
bridesmaids After the marriage ceremony which
was performed by the rector, the Rev. DR.. William
r. Huntington. there were reception and wedding
breakfast at the womens annex of the Metropolitan
Club.
Some OF the guests were the brides grandmother,
Mrs John Lorimer worden; the brldegrooms
grandmother, Mrs. James Burnett: his sisters Miss
Miss Grace Worde6. Mrs, B9sbee Edward Burnett
Mrs X Ms # Mams NJ eKg ya MPa hs aad
Flag, Mr. and d, Mrs. 4. b. Frost, Mr. and Mrs
coadsrt r. Mr. MIA and Mrs George e' H. MARS, Mr.
and Mrs J., Van schaick oddie,, ]. Van schack
stickney, Miss Riker, Miss Renee Coudert, Mrs. ].
| Warren Goddard. Mrs. Charles r. Coster. Thomas
| Jams and Mrs F. b. Keech. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
| will probably make their home in Boston.
The departure OF the road coach Pioneer from the
Holland House was one OF the incidents Of early
yesterday morning. 1t the first regular trip OF
! the coach which s to run daily for seven weeks
| from the Holland House to the Ardsley Casino at
| Ardsey Hudson and a good-sized crowd Of
men and women gathered to witness the start Inc
| Pioneer Respondent in a coat Of dark blue.
! red and canary coored paint drew up In front OF
| the hotel about ten minutes before 10 o'clock Be
| fore It were a team OF bay leaders and bay and
gray wheelers-steady. substantial and business
The TS w MADE ye eompy e on g se
ton coaching outfit, on the box The passengers gers
rs Mr. Seward WEBB the comed
in black cloth. with large bunch Of purple yoie W
BayaTd Cutting. Mrs. Reginald W. Rives and Mr..
The route which the coach will take daily, about
twenty-five miles, along the East Drive in the
Park TO Seventh-ave across the bridge to Jerome
| Park to Yonkers, then to Glenwood, Hastings
| Dobbs Ferry and the Ardsley Club. The guard,
coored coat sent forth blasts of greeting along the
| route. with a particularly sonorous one on reach
taken at Harlem, Kingsbridge, the Getty House,
| Yonkers and Hastings. Luncheon was served, and
the return trip was begun at 800 o'clock, the Hol-
land House being reached at precisely o'clock
The daily bookings r OF the PUneer are b
| which has been run this season. Mr. Rives Mr.
| W r. Martin will have several places the coach
| to-day; on Wednesday. Thomas Maitland will have
T 1TT Gsy" and Mr.. GuiiIver for Saturday.
An interesting incident last evening was the
Spring dance" given at DelmonIco's for OF
| the sufferers by the Windsor Hotel fire. The en-
| tertalnment was arranged by Mrs. John di Zerega
| as a finale to her sewing class. Miss Isadora Dun
gave a dance descriptive OF spring, and imme-
dately after there three Quadrilles in which
| the dancers some of the young members OF
| the sewing class They gowned in flowing
| Among them Miss Ilta Berry. Miss Bessie
| Johnson Miss Adeline Plerson. Miss Ellen Walker
| Miss Rita Burgess. Miss Dorothy Scheffen, Miss
| Marguerite Walker, Miss Angelica Church. Miss
| Miss Josephine Drexei Miss Elisa di zerega, Miss
| Alberta sturges. Miss Rosina Boardman and Miss
| formal dancing and supper The Floor Committee
| for the evening was composed Of Harry Wakefield
ga Walter Rutherfurd James Pierson Ket Walker,
| schuyler ScheHeln. DR.. J. clifton Edgar and AL
| bert Handy.
| small reception with music. the first of
series of three. was given last evening by Perry
| Averill and orion Bradley at their home, No. 200
Central Park south.
| Edgar Stilman Kelly will this afternoon give the
| fourth Of his series of musical talks at the home
| OF Miss Helen NJ. Gould, No. $40 Ftfth-ave.
The marriage of Miss Estello Buckley, daughter
| Of Edward BucKey. to Alfred Koeher will take
| place this evening at Sherrys.
| Miss Martina tombstone, the Swedish volinlst
gave a concert yesterday afternoon at the Hotel
| Netherland. under the patronage Of a number of
| well-known women. which attracted a large audi
ence. several hundred being present. She was as
| sisted by Mrs Elizabeth Northrop the Misses Mar
fbe aoa We're MISS Lucille Bodsett and
s Kfs 9rr M shaes E
renee Mrs Henry Rose. Mr.; and Mrs II Prescott
| Mrs Hervor Torpadie Bj6rksten, Mrs Edward c.
| Wallace Mrs. Jenny Bgelow Tracy Mrs. r.. Marcy
| RAYMOND Mrs. George Eadie Morris, Mrs. II.
| Mason Raborg and Mrs. Abner Melen.
| Miss Mabel Shaw, daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs
| Alexander d. Shaw, OF Fort Place. New Brighton.
| Richmond Borough and George Lawrence Myers.
were married yesterday afternoon. The bridegroom
| IS a son Of ex-Controler Myers, Of this city The
wedding took place at the home Of the brides
narents which was eaborately decorated. the Rey'
fr C;allaudet grandfather OF the bride. ofciating.
| in the presence OF a number OF friends and the
| families OF the young couple MISS Mare Leu Deo-
| ricbsen vas maid OF honor. There were no brides
maids Edward Gilbert schermere BORN was s R peSt
man. The ushers were Munsen o.: s ns a Of
John Calvert OF Philadelphia and Lewis G%e ehere
| Was a reception. The young couple started last