New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-29
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


: Tenth-st., at 10 o'clock yesterday morning Mrs.
Camilla Woodward Havemeyer widow OF Charles
F. Havemeyer, married 10 Frederick o. Beach.
The wedding was very small one, and its cee-
braton somewhat OF surprise. even to those
persons who had some knowledge that an engage
ment had existed between the young widow and
Mr. Beach for some time Arrangements we're
made for the wedding several days ago. but those
who had the matter in hand sworn 10 the
strictest secrecy. The little chantry illu-
minated. and the altar were two small golden
vases filed with white roses and chrysanthemums.
There was music, and, as is customary al the
marriage OF a widow the bride was not given
away. There were no bridesmaids or maid OF
honor The relatives and the few intimate friends
who hidden to the ceremony were shown TO
seats by Winthrop Rutherford and Oliver w Bird.
The bride attired in handsome costume OF white
broadcloth trimmed with sable, and small turban
10 match. carried a small cluster of white roses.
Mr.. Beachs best William K. Vanderbilt,
ST. The marriage ceremony performed by the
Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington, the rector OF
Grace Church. Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom held an informal reception In
the chantry and then entered a carriage and were
driven the home of Mr. and Mrs Amory G.
Hodges at No. Gramercy Park. Mrs. Hodges is
a relative of Mrs Beach
Among those who witnessed the marriage cere-
mony were Cortlandt D. Moss Miss Nathalie Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bogert Taller the latter sis
ter OF the bride Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis,
Mrs Adolf Ladenburg Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Ker
nochan. Mrs Burke Roche Mr.. and Mrs. Amory G.
Hodges Mr. and Mrs J. Borden Hartman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Hartman jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Prescott
Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller. Mr. and
Mrs and Mrs H saney m aad Mrs Mrs Oliver Lee Bd
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Travers. Miss Matte
TG was 6 9e q Re eight
years ago: Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Steward. Mr..
Won L. Meyer Gould Hoyt, Fernando Tznaga, Craig
Wadsworth c. Creighton Webb. Reginald Rives;
Charles B. Beckwith, R. Livingston Beeckman ana
Miss Anna Sands who was also a bridesmaid at the
Mrs Beach's two children by the former mar
rage brought to town on Monday afternoon
from Hampstead Long Island where they nave ave
They were yesterday at the Plaza Hotel IN charge
1t is said that Mr. and Mrs. Beach will soon go
abroad 49,. ,onus,or ., cor,,.,.t
n Moss Of this CITY Her engagement 10 Mr. Have
meyer who the eldest son Of the late Theodore
A Havemeyer. was announced late In the spring
OF 1890 The wedding was one OF the most brilliant
s b Fe esaow 0oR e eab Of an Rf IS %
compllshed whip and fine cross country rider.
One Of the notable weddings yesterday that
OF Miss Anne Caroline Derby, the only daughter OF
Or. and Mrs Richard H. Derby. Of No. East
Fortieth-st. TO Professor Samuel Auchmuty Tucker.
OF Columbia University. which was celebrated at
noon. in Trinity Chapel, Twenty-hfth-st., near
Broadway The chapel filled to the doors with
friends Of the young couple, and the decorations in
the chancel were rich and elegant. The bride, who
entered with and given away by her father,
wore a gown Of white satin, the corsage trimmed
with point lace The veil Of beautiful old lace was
fastened with an effective arrangement OF orange
blossoms diamond brooch at the throat was the
ornament worn. The bridal bouquet was OF white
roses and lilies Of the valley. Preceding the bride and
her father up the aisle were the two ribbon boys.
Masters Lloyd Derby and George Alden; the ushers,
the brides brother, Richard Derby. Herbert Par
sons, Allan Appleton Robbins, Fitzhugh Townsend.
Alexis Reed McIlvaine David Wolfe Bishop, Jr and
Robert Taylor of this city and Robert Saltonstau,
OF Boston. Then came the bridesmaids. Miss jus
tine Cutting Miss Helen Lee Miss Marian Haven,
Miss Elose Derby and Miss Caroline Drayton.
cousin Of the bride. and daughter OF ]. Coleman
Drayton who from England TO attend the
wedding, and Miss Marian Peabody OF Boston, fol-
lowed by the maid of honor. Miss Mary Ker-
nochan, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederic ker-
nochan. Mr. Tucker. attended by his best man.
Henry l. Barley, met the bride at the foot of the
chancel steps.
The marriage ceremony performed by the
Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix, the rector Of Trinity parish
and It followed by wedding breakfast and
reception at the home Of Or. and Mrs Derby AS
the bridegroom and his bride were Leaving, me
gave the college call and three cheers. Among
the invited guests to the church ana recep1l0n
were Mrs. Aston Mr. and Mrs Frederic Bronson
Miss Bronson, J. Coleman Drayton MI. and I Mrs;
George II. Bend. Mr.. and Mrs; Courtandt fied
Bishop. slr. and Mrs. David Wolfe Bishop. Mt.
and Mrs Philip j. Sands. the Misses Sands, Mr.
and Mrs Bernard Mackay Miss Meta Mackay,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tucker Mr.. and Mrs Robert
d. Graham. Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Auchmuty MT. ana
Mrs j. redeEe KernQSaan Miss E TaInan k M
and Mrs Edmund l. Baylies, the Rev. and Mrs.
j. lie Baron Johnson, Mrs Ferdinand Wiimeraang,
an5ar Van Rensselaer, Mrs Prescott Hall Butler,
Miss Butler Mrs John L Riker Coo1e e lie Lea Gran rs
0rrne Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William G. Schermer-
horn DR. and Mrs Francis Delaheld Miss Della
deId DR. and Mrs Francis =. kinnlcutt, MIS-.
lanes Gallatin and Mr.. and Mrs. Maturin l.. Della
field r.
Another large wedding in the afternoon was
that Of Miss Mary Coppe the third daughter Of
Hatfed ROOth. which