New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-20
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

persons OF the fashiona BILE world. May IS not
garded by young women about to change
preach the hymeneal altar. However. that all
young women are not averse TO May Weddings Is
announced to take place before June glides in
upon us.
One Of the noteworthy out of town weddings Of
the coming week will be that OF Miss Alice Lyon
Watson daughter OF General and Mrs Thomas L.
Watson of this city. to Paul Armtage, also OF this
city which will be celebrated noon Wednes-
day in st. Johns Church. Bridgeport. Conn a
number of guests from this city will attend the
church ceremony and the reception which viii be
held at A1lbreeze the summer home Of General
and Mrs. Watson. at Black Rock Miss Watson.
who will be given away by her father Will have
neither bridesmaids maid Of honor She was
educated in France, and recently returned from
trip abroad. Mr.. Arrnitase who is the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert G. Armitage. who have hand
Ssted With bonors from CoItmfi4 College and Law
School His best will be Archibald Douglas
Henrv HoTnbosteI II percy Douglas and George
Chapman. General Watson ia pIominenr
yachtsman member Of several yach1 GiGoS v az
Club. the anchorage off his country home at Black
fonHn Ti p 10 re eeI vii be :he racing and
cruising schooner yacht sachem, owned by ex-
Yacht Club. Commodore and Mrs Adams VII
have as Their guests on The yacnI VI VA ana Ubi
the wedding festivities taking place the yachts
will dress ship
Another Of wedding Of interest to so
cety will take place at Morristown. y j.. on
Thursday afternoon. The bride will be Miss Ger
trude Won E. Hoy. daughter Of Mrs. Harry Erwin
Hoy of Franklin-st.. and the Bridegroom. Ridley
Watts son of Lieutenant William Watts Of the
United States Navy. The marriage ceremony will
9brch and the reception viii be held at the home
of the brides mother Miss Hoy will be given
attendant Will be Miss Matilda Churchill, Of Mont
T4OraH NJ
George L. Wrenn. of Boston; George j. Little
William Aexander Watts s Of oTrstown
Howard slade, Duncan D. sItPhe en- RoSert a, r;
Mrs Watts, after wedding trip Of several weeks.
will take possession of their new home. in James
ST. Morristown.
One OF the most active days. in a matrimonial
way. of month of May will be Monday. the
2Sth that day there Will be least three large
weddings. those of Miss Mary Mott Low. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 7. Low. of No. 80 West
Fifty-second-st. to Henry Gansevoort Sanford,
which will be celebrated at o'clock in ST. James's
Protestant Episcopal Church. Madison-ave- and
Seventy hrst-st.; of Miss Harriet Eugenia Dyer.
daughter of the late General Alexander Dyer, OF
the United States Army Theodore Hazletou
Price of this city. which will take place in the
afternoon. in the Church of the Epiphany. Lex
ington-ave. and Thirty-ifth-st.. and OF Miss Kath
crime Stauffer Clark. daughter of Senator Will
lam Andrews Clark. OF Montana. 10 Dr. Lewis
Rutherford Morris, announced take place at
$50 O'Clock in St. Thomass Protestant Episcopal
Church. Fifth-ave. and Fifty-third-st. The San
ford-Low nuptials will attract large gathering OF
members of the fashionable world. as the bride and
bridegroom, besides being great favorites, con-
nected with many well known old New-4ork
ants. The marriage ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. Dr. E, walpole Warren. the rector
ton for the relatives and intimate friends OF the
bride will have as her bridesmaids ner sister Miss
Laura Low; the bridegroom's sister. Miss Mary
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edward L. Keyes; Miss
Van Nest: Miss Florence Miller and Miss Josephine
Bisseli Roe. daughter of General and Mrs. Charles
Robart sanford Of Pougbkeep5e and rs9 and
has Selected as his best man FreR or 6 P
ster Townsend, of Boston. and for his ushers. his
Mexican Thomas: David Thomas Moore Of Brook Brook
0 G1rdSn s S d t M ef1 Masg and
who is graduate of Williams College, Glass 's5
farewell bachelor dinner on Saturday evenins. at
The University Club. After their honeymoon trip
at least part OF it. at Bar Harbor, with Mr. and
Invitations for the marriage of Miss Dyer to Mr.
Price sent out few days ago by Mr. and
Mrs James L. Taylor brother-in-Iaw and sister OF
Miss Dyer Miss Dyer, who passed most OF the
winter in Washington with Mrs. Taylor will have
as her maid OF honor Miss Taylor. of London
England There will be bridesmaids Mr. Prices
best man will be Walter Winston Price his brother
The ushers will be De Witt Parshall George Ham
mond Sullivan. Franklin A Plummer and Eugene
d. Hawkins, of this city, who few years ago
and Mrs. Howard Garrison: Cyrus n Mccormick
OF Chicago, and Major John p Bellinger. OF the
m m3I WHICH Hin Re performed by the Rev. DR..
N Wiliam RansfoTd rector Of St Georges
DR.. Theodore Sedgwick. there viii be a small re-
East Fifty-second-st. -
The most elaborate wedding OF the day viii doubt
less be that Of Miss Clark to DR. Norris Flowers
and plants in profusion Will be used to decorate St
Thomas's Church White and pink will be the pre-
vailing colors. Arches fifteen feet high made en-
tirely OF white and pink flowers are to be erected
outside OF the chancel rail- at the right and left
the bases or the arches set in background OF
flowers and palms. The and the side aisles
midway between the entrance and altar, will be
spanned by arches of the height, the one
over the be OF white roses and the side
arches of pink and white roses The floral gates
under these arches viii be in charge Of small pages
The columns will be ornamented with cherry and
apple blossoms. and hanging from the columns
will be festoons of Towering vines. Every other
aisle post will be Ornamented with clusters OF white
and pink The beauty of the chancel will
not be hidden behind OF flowers or plants
The decorations within the chanceI rail are to be
few. and the altar there will be three or four
vases filled with roses. There will be an elaborate
mony which will be performed by the rector, the
N be Or Miss som Ghrshs % Of 6
Miss Nal PfOuts. OF Butte City. Mont Mrs, Ever
NJ Culver will be her sisters matron OF honor.
The bridesmaids. gowns, 70 correspond with the
decorations in the church. will be OF pink silk
Will be William N Hartman The usher sew viii in Be
William Andrews Clark il, brother Of the bride;
Charles Thorndyke Parker. Newboid Morris. Fred
erick Stafford Young and Writ Howe The wedding
sister Mrs. Culver, No. 175 West Fifty-eIghth-st.
DR. Morris and his bride will go abroad soon after
their marriage, and will spend the summer cruising
along the English coast and afterward Will proceed