New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-16

Meadow Brook people had their usual drag hunt
To-day will begin the Friday to Monday exodus
Although there are many house parties this week
the majority Of them will be limited IN time as the
Horse Show begins Monday and nearly everybody
will be back In town.
The wedding OF Miss Louise PIerpont Morgan the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan and
Herbert Livingston satteriee took place yesterday
afternoon at ST. Georges Church. Stuyvesant
Square. For hour before the ceremony a long
line Of carriages and a few automobiles extended
not only around Stuyvesant Square. and In FIJI
teeEth Sixteenth and Seventeenth sts but into
Thiri-ave. where a gaping crowd stood gazing at
the fashionable traps. which seldom grace that
part OF the city. A large crowd gathered around
the church. and the police had some difficulty 4,
handling 1t. The awning extended to the brink OF
the sidewalk. and II impossible for the popa1-
lace to get even the verest glimpse OF the bride
or bridal party But the thronE rewarded
with sight OF many OF the rnodish world. few
of whom arrived in open victorias.
The decorations at the church white and
pink The chancel was mass nf white flowers
in which the stately chrysanthemun predomi-
mated The background was OF palms and green
cry The chancel rail hung with garlands OF
white roses and on the posts OF the pews pink
and white In clusters, with a running
avenue Of wide white satin ribbon.
The bridal party very punctuaL The bride
who entered on the arm of her father a gown
of heavy white peau de sole. entirely with
Point d'Aleneon lace. The bodice low. but
had its decolletage filed In with white net Be-
low this yoke a foliated design Of lace was ap-
pliqued. radiating from the waist to the softly
draped lace bertha, which big diamond sun
burst arranged the left side. and a smaller
diamond brooch the right. The skirt which
had immense train, draped in front with
superb Point dAlencon. The veil was of tule and
the bridal bouquet OF white orchids. lilies OF
the valley and white roses.
The bridesmaids wore white broch4 creme IA
chine. with dem-trains. The waists were high
necked. finished with Marie Antoinette fchus OF
chiffon The sleeves were puffed the shoulder
and tight at the wrist. These dainty gowns were
| trimmed with bands Of ruby panne velvet Sashes
of the same were worn The to1ues were also NJ
the same color and material. and trimmed
with ostrich feathers or lighter shade The
bridesmaids the brides gIfts-sIender gold
chains-around their uecks fastened in front with
carved gold ornament. from which hung pear
| shaped pearl
The bridegroom. accompa MED by his best man
| Henry Clark Rouse. met the bride the chanceI
| The ushers were Dr. John YanderpoeI. Arthur
! p. Sturges, Robert H. Russell. Ashton lie Moyne
| W. Il. Rankine. Henry Hayden. Arthur TurnbuII
! and E L. Curtis. Handsome jeweed stickpins
the gift of the bridegroom, sIitered in their four
finland jaqueninot led ties. The ushers wore red
| roses.
| An elaborate musical programme was given by
| the orsanist while the guests being seated
| before the arrival of the wedding party Among
| the selections were the Coronation March' from
| The Prophet" the Bridal Song OF Jensen the
| 'Tannhauser'' march the Wedding March IT
| Rubinstein, the "NuptiaI Chorus Of Guilmant
the march of the Refine &c Saba Of GouAod AMI
the "Lohengrin" and Mendessohn marches.
The ceremony was performed by the rector q
| the church the Rev. Dr. William : Raiusford Is
sisted by Bishop SatterIee. OF Washington.
The reception at the homo OF Mr. and Mrs J.
| Pierpont Morgan. No 2l9 Ma1Ison-ave. after the
ceremony. was a large function Over TWO thou-
sand invitations had been issued for the ceremony
and there were over five hundred guests hidden
TO the house An addition had been male by Mr.
Morgan 70 the dining room. where tho wedding
feast was served by Sherry.
The house decorations which ~ ThorIay
have already been described in The Tribune The
side walls Of the annex were hung with s;Iserh
tapestries placed against background n turkey
red. Magnificent laid on the noor ari
the ceiling was hung in white. The entrance hall
to the house decorated with stately palms
These were also placed the stairway and vera
inteTspersed with beautiful statuary ferns and
potted plants, American Beauty roses orchids AMI
asparagus vine. Garlands ~ pink and white Aovr-
ers hung on the ratings Of the grand stairway.
The bridal party received in the drawing room
which was decorated with white hrvsantherunS
General Carnot roses tied with green satin ribbon
and general effect OF white blossoms and green.
cry. The Turkish had red flowers The
Hungarian band played the reception Mr. and
Mrs Satterlee after short wedding tour. will
live No. Madison-ave
Among the guests were Mrs Aston. Mr. and Mrs
tloridse I. Gerry the Misses Gerry the Misses
Van Allen. the Misses Morton. William K Wander
bilt. Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer Mr. and Mrs
William Pierson Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs CASTOR
Hamilton Mrs. Hermann OeIrichs. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence II. Mackay. Mrs. Frederick Kernachan.
the Misses Kernochan. Mr.. and Mrs J. Borden
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs J. Hampden Robb. Miss
Grace BigelOw, Mrs. Burton Harrison Mr.. and
Mrs C oliver Iseliu Mr.. and Mrs Norris X.
Jesup General and Mrs Lloyd : Brice. the Misses
Brice. Mrs. II. Nick. TwombIy. Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Townsend Burden
Mr. NJ
de Forest. Bishop Satterlee. DIR. and Mrs William
5; RainsSoTd Dr. and Mrs F. lie Roy, SaueTee.
Mr. and Mrs. William Everard Strong Miss Strong.
Mrs j. Henry Morgan Dr. and Mrs william All
Polk. Bishop and Ms Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Archi-
MIR and Mrs James RooSevelt. Mr. and Mrs Doug.
JS T R sn5 s9T Mar d and Mrs. John Hammond %S
Henry Parrish. u Mr. and Mrs. ResinaId RlLes
Arna PaudiSg Mr. and Mrs. HeTbsrt 9 PSi Nj
aq Mrs William W M And p MI: Mr. and Mrs 5osePa
Mr. and Mrs Charles A, Post. Mr. and Mrs. Ham
cutt, Mr., and Mrs. George 1. Rives. Miss Robin
son. Monc9re Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs H lie Roy
m Mr. jon Esh Mp PVT Isl lev" osn
stuyVesan Fish Motifs Mr and Mrs De e" Lancey
4 kanei s Nigh, Nicholson Kane Count and Countess
George PeaRSdy WstmOre, ths Misses We'moIrs
hed' Nj and Mrs. Philip Livingston and Mr. and
Mrs John G; AGAR =,
Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Story. Mr. and
Mrs +: n. Allen, Miss yelling. Miss Durham Mr.
and Mrs Lucius F. Wimerding Dr. and Mrs
Beverley Robinson Charles NJ. Robinson: Miss
Whitney. Miss Freinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs H.
Winthrop Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. William Coster MT.
and Mrs l. Newton Phelps Stokes, Mrs. Robert
X, Mlnturn Mr.: and Mrs. John Hone, Mr. ana
Mrs. William KNITTING Post. Mr.. and Mrs New
bold Edgar, Mrs William Dare Morgan. Miss Nor
gan; Peter Marie: Miss Furniss. Mrs William H.
Sehiehein and Miss Eleanor schief1elin-
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt have had the
good fortune, to secure the house at No. 10 Wash
ington Square North for the winter. This house