New-York tribune., 1900-04-05
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

1NC1DEN . IN SOtlEI (.
The wedding OF Miss Eleanor Jav Robinson a
daughter of the late Edmund Randolph Robinson
OF this city. TO James Lowell Putnam son Of Mr.
and Mrs George Putnam, Of Boston. was cele-
orated yesterday the home Of the bride No
- Washington Square North. The ceremony
which performed IN the drawing room AT 3.SO
O'Clock by the Rev. Or. Morgan Dix. Of Trinity
church. was witnessed only by the relatives and
a few of the most intimate friends OF the caupIe
n reception TO which less than hundred and
fifty guests invited followed The bride
who was given away by her bro,her Monciire
Robinson was atttred in beautiful gown of white
satin. deliberately embroidered in pearls and Rhine
stones The veil, OF exquisite cid lace the same
worn by her mother her wedding was fastened
with orange blossoms and handsome diamond
sunburSt pin. gift from The bridegroom. There
were neither bridesmaids nor maid Of honor Mr.
fu'titn : best man was James kidder. of Boston.
The ushers were Harold Coolidge. Ezra Lincoln
ana A. l. Forbes. Of Boston and Charles Walker
oil chicago Among the guests present were Mrs.
John Jay grandmother of the bride: Mrs. William
H. SchiereIin, Miss SChieffein. Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Jay ScheffeIn, Mr.. and Mrs Henry G Chap
man. Dr. and Mrs. Beverley Robinson Charles NJ
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, ir..
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd S. Bryce. Mr. and Mrs Ed
mund l. Baylies. Mr. and Mrs. Abram 5 Hewitt
the Misses Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs ~ Gordon Norrie
Mrs William D. Morgan. Miss Morgan Mrs Reg
maid De kOven, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I4arucque.
ID R0dertCk m
eTon. Miss Daisy Cameron Mr. and Mrs Belmont
Tiffany, Mr.; and Mrs. George 3. De Forest.
Mrs Anson Phelps stokes Miss stokes NJ
ana Mrs, l. Newton Phelps Stokes. Mr.
Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard + wilson Mr ana
dr MIS- , 4rme wilson ,I Mr. and Mr. Henry g. Tre-
ltnghuysen, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore FreIinghuysen,
the Misses Gerry. Mr. and Mrs : Frtder4c Ker
nochan. Miss Euretta Kernochan. Miss Whitney.
Mr. MSI and Mr.. New5old Edgar Miss Eva, Barley,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Waldron Knitting Post Henry G.
BaTney' 4lr and Mrs George l. Rives Miss Senl-
3. MInturn. Mr. and Mrs. John Hone, Mr. and
Peter Marie Miss Osgood and Samuel P Blagden.
r.. o; this city. The guests from Boston included
Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam, the parents of the
bridegroom; Miss Putnam, Mr., and Mrs. William
Mrs. Rollins Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Boyleston Beale,
Mrs. John Gray. Miss Gray. Mrs Frank Watson,
Miss Codma1. Hozer Abbott. Franklin Abbott.
Johnson Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. T jefferson Cool
4 4qg Tj ana Mrs. iiiam EndcotI A[ I ana Ms Ms
George Dorr and Mrs. Charles Gibson After their
honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam will make
their home in Boston.
The marriage of Miss Alice Pearl Chaplin the
only daughter of Nir and Mrs. 1. A Chaplin. 20
Charles Austin Lancaster. OF Merrimac. Mass,
took place al yesterday at the home Of the
brides parents. No. 2l4 West EighJy-dfth-st- on
account of the recent death of the bridegrooms
father only relatives We're present at the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev James Nichols,
d la CISssTlaIe $ - or Ine , orldegroom me pride, VINO
lace was given away by her father She un-
The ceremony was followed by a wedding break
fast.
The wedding of Miss Susan De Forest Day
daughter of the late Henry Day. TO DR.. Charles
Thorndike Parker celebrated a $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the Brick Presbyterian
Church, Fifth-ave. and Thirty-seventh-st in the
presence of about one hundred and fifty guests.
The interior Of the church was elaborateIy dec-
GRATED, the front near the pulpit being divided
from the body OF the church by an arrangement
q "a inns he aTSIa
this nclOsed space a double row of palms fin
ished with an arch and gateway OF Easter lilies.
large numbers of which also filed the pulpit. The
bride, who attired a handsome gown Of
cream white silk covered with lace. Unat-
tended. She given away by her brother.
George Lord Day. James P. Parker. OF Boston,
his brothers best The usheTs Rob
Hall Mccormick a nephew of the bride, Jules
]. Vatabe, John C. BeresfOrd. David Wilcox DR..
Lewis Morris Rutherfurd. DR.. Franklin Dexter
and DR.. William G. Lysle After the ceremony.
which performed by the Rev. DR.. Henry
van Dyke, there was small reception
of the steam yacht Scythian, now chartered by Mr.
members of the New-York Yacht Club When DR.
ana Mrs Parker return from their honeymoon
No. II East Fffty-seventh-st. some Cf the
Taller Mrs Dwight Collier. Mrs Edward MftcheIi
DR.. Edward B. Bronson, Mrs. John g. Beresford
wood Mrs Howard wainwright. Mrs william
Merritt. Colonel Thomas Ochitree. John W
MacKay Mrs Clarence n. MacKay Mrs. Jules J.
Eatable Mrs Robert Remsen: Miss Remsen Mrs.
George B. De Forest. Miss HaIdane Ashton lie
MOyne, Mr.. and Mrs. John E Cowdn. Mr.. and i
Mrs. Frank Damrosch. Amos R. Emo. Mr.. and /
Mrs John 4 Hadden ir Mrs Charles A Chids {
Mrs. 5. Barton French. General Thomas L. James I
and General and Mrs Daniel Butter1eld,
The wedding of Miss Edith Morton daughter OF |
Mr.. and Mrs Levi P Morton William Corcoran !
E2ustis will take place on Monday. April So AZ /
Grace Church.
The wedding of Miss Ethel De Forest daughter /
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. De Forest Of No /
Washington Square North to William A ". |
Stewart Of Mrs William \. ". Stewart. sr.. |
No. y East Thirty-seventh-st. will be ceIe-
brated Tuesday, May
will be entertained tonight at the home of Mrs.
Bradish Johnson, No. l02 Fffth-ave.
The Junior Thursday Evening Club will
tonight at Mrs. George Schieffelins. No. S East
Forty-hfth-st. James Bliss Townsend will read
paper on "Kipling.' and Miss Grace Dobson. Evert
Jansen Wendell, Mr. Stahlschmidt and others will
also appear.
A number of the patronesses of the Cuban Fair
for the benefit of the Cuban orphans, Mrs
Henry Siegels No. sol West Seventy-second-st-.
last Tuesday Though il a business meeting.
intervals the guests entertained with songs
by Mile de Rideau, Miss SomervIlle and Miss Mur-
ray. After luncheon II was decided that the next
meeting would be held Saturday, April = at II F
o clock the home OF Princess Auresperg. No
526 West Seventy-eighth-st