New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-09
THE WEEK IN soCIET

The wave Of Easter pleasures dr,,.s
on Monday last with several wedd,n.. hf,
social entertainments, and at one. ~ s~ y.
began to revive their interest in occ,,,."V ~. l.
season. The wedding on Monday ar ~
Miss Anna Walton o'connor to War; e
Nash AT the nome or her parents. Mr. ne
Thomas H. oConnor. No 10 East Forry.,o.'.h T
| had all the essentials Of a home yeha,r. .a''s4
music. flowers and full gathering a, :. "a
| of the bride and bridegroom Archbishon * x. M.
assisted by the Rev. Nell y. McKinnon Pc orrss
| officiated at the ceremony which was 20. ~ La
| by large reception. The bride ara .ppsns-s
ants were attractive and exquistely dres.. sust
notably pretty wedding on Monday sv..,..
that Of Miss Alethea Flower Putnam uaHn
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Lan,,.. ~
! OF this city. TO Harwood Palmer OF rhs.s
land. which took place in the Eas, san. Z,
Waldorf-Astoria. Easter flowers IN prof,..Ih
mented the rooms, especially the na,I.s W
suite. where the Rev. Or. John Wessa 81
rector Of ST. Thomas's Church. ofses.y. BIN
! ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. PalmAr's wasll 81
hurried forward AZ the bridegroom w. ssssaaas III
e eaed nestonSa 70 return to England at once
| Fffth-ave. in the neighborhood Of yY,,,
1T. was In festival garb on Tuesday "a, ,,as
advertised and most anxiously looked 80
wedding Of the Easter season. that a, ~
| ginia Fair. daughter Of the late Senate, - I'll
/ Fair. OF California. to William Nissan v.ai
| tr. The street and avenue in from, NJ a..
Of the brides sister Mrs. Hermann oeI,,.s' nsI
the marriage took place, wGe filed with =, 81
thronG, all struggling q get a slinpss !.
guests as they entered ~ house and later
/ at the bride. as she aie her young husA.s, >
the house and started on on their wetd,r, =.
/ Mr.
at Oakdale, Long Island. The beauty a, ~. ~
In the Oelrichs house. the profusion Of spr,o,
ers, the ceremony, the breakfast the sv..,.
| presents are details that have been sufsc,..s
scrioed. The bride was in a gown no, .u.
tailor-made. but with so much exquisit. lar. :.
waist, skirt and sleeves as 70 produce ,ha .-..
clouds Of transparent drapery. yelling the -,
underneath. The maid OF honor. Miss Mar y
win Tofree, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs lar.
iree' looked lovely IN her gown OF white es.,
trimmed with point applique founced with 80
with the white satin belt fastened vy,h 80. W.,
gift, diamond buckle. Her hat Of rosa gT.st
was covered with pink roses and tulle a, - Nls
color. and instead OF a bouquet she carr,sd n. =,
or rose leaves and pink roses. Mr. Vanss.sI
best man was J. Prentice Kellogg. ana az u.
moment Clarence r. Mackay and J. d D..
BALDWIN served as ushers. According m $50
arrangements Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt vtlI .psssI
abroad to remain until July, when they viii ~
for the Newport season. "" va.
At the marriage OF Miss Emily Vanderhll, s,
the second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Willis
Sloane. TO John Henry Hammond son OF N. Z.
I General John H. Hammond. at noon in 81 Hs,s.
omew's Protestant Episcopal Church on W.,..
day. the voices OF spring spoke loudly IN the te
! light-colCred costumes that were worn I, al
variegated combinations with a prepondsrar,. u
silver grays and the eccentric fashions TIA, 49,
vailed. The general effect vas decidedly u,.,.
esque. The church, which is rather plain nd
effectively decorated with lilies and A pro,rs-
Of brlliant-colored spring flowers and palms n Al
chancel One important item IN the decoration, !,
the chancel was withdrawn at the last nome
the handsome wedding bell which was to IA s,|
pended over the heads Of the young couple 1ITs
too late to be securely fastened in the arch err
for the purpose AS 1t was the arch was too NJ
to support the bell. and after some moments \
intense anxiety TO the wedding guests bell and rs
were removed. The bride was exceedingly oyet \
satin and point lace and the bridesmaids wsr
striking group. In gowns Of pale pink peau Dc III
with lace insertions and hats OF pink brs:.|
straw, adorned with pink and white plumes
was interesting to watch the congregation .
assembled-the many members Of the Wander
family the wealth, the lutter OF youth beauty II
fashion which filed the pSws IN the middle and ~
aises. After the ceremony, which impressive
performed by the rector. the Rev. Or. David I
Greer. about two hundred OF the guests at,er.l
the reception and wedding breakfast at the rece,l
remodeled home Of Mr. and Mrs. Sloane, No
West Fifty-second-st., which is one Of the hail
ss3omest mansions in New York AT the essak ga
ward the newly married couple started on tls|
honeymoon trip. Some OF the brides sfts wst
collarette OF turquoise and diamonds, from 4
father; a necklace and tiara OF diamonds, ful 4
mother; large ruby pendant. from Mr.. and III
Cornelius vanderbilt, sr stomacher OF py.I
erlck " Vanderbilt; a diamond comb from v.
lam K. Vanderbilt; a diamond brooch from 4
cousin Mrs: Dave Hennen Morris: god sa'I
ers. from Mrs. Elliott F.. Shepard; a chest OF s.
table silver from her sister. Miss Liz Sloan. 3
Copley prints. handsomely framed. from her sss
Mrs James A. Burden. Jr; brooch o. an ;s
made e, in the shape OF 6asf pt, end Maize fe T four
Bacon a guard for wedding ring. set win q
monds from Miss Charlotte Barnes; pear
diamond brooch, from Mr. and Mrs Arthur J. G. !
mock. and set Of gold and silver ,anE n'c..
gobIets from Mr. and Mrs BuS 6d dc m,n =
mented with diamond heart While rie5 Mr H saSs
emerald surrounded with diamonds
Another fashionable wedding on Weinestr
the noon hour was that OF Miss Marie Brincks'
Perkins the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Perkins. TO Edward Goldman Parish. Which, y
celebrated in Trinity Chapel. in West Twen'yl
st. The sun shone brightly on the smiling d.
bride who has all the charm OF manner 'h''
longs 10 her mother She looked extremely pN
and wore handsome diamonds and pearls. gt's
the bridegroom. Miss Elsie Seymour or W"-
ton. was her cousins maid OF honor her
was OF light gray and pink. and she carried y
OF pink roses. The bridesmaids. in effective 5"
Of pink with pink flower hats, were Miss re.
Washington: Miss Marion Van Benthuyseh
bany; Miss Eleanor p. c. Lewis. Miss AZ,
Sturgis Miss Isabel Curtis and Miss Augusta
bins Mr.. Pa-ish's best man was me VI
brother. Seymour Perkins. The ushers we'e ~. -
tenant Sidney Haight OF the United sta'es, ~
Henry S. Morton, Wilson Smith. john -. AL; r
Jaw IT.. Louis Smith, Clarence Storm h HEM, 4
ford and the bridegrooms brother Ws.s" 81
Parish The Rev. DR.. William r. NlooeuE L., s
Of Trinity Chapel assisted by the Rev DIT he nss
ton. performed the marriage ceremony, My WI. s,.}
followed by a reception at the home OF 'he v"
parents No. i2 West Forty-sixth-st
The marriage OF Miss Victoria f. Paul w..
ter Of the late Rev. Robert Paul. 70 the Kew. ~.
A. Leighton. chaplain and professor IN h oos
lece. Geneva. y. Y. was solemnized Al o0.'
Wednesday afternoon last. in the chan'ry :" y.
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