New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Barclay Rives. son OF George Lockhart Rives.
which was celebrated at noon In Grace Church. AS
the bride Is popular In society. and the bridegroom
is likewise favorite the gathering at the church
was large one. For the occasion the chancel was
effectively decorated with lilies and growing plants.
and on the ends OF the pews of the centre aisle
were garlands of lilies. The ushers the
brides brothers Montgomery Hare and Meredith
Hare Livingston kean. f. G. d dHauteve. Thomas
Shdell c. c. Hammill. Cecil Barret and Arthur
Wheeler. The bride. who entered the church and
was given away by her father wore gown of
white satin and lace and a tulle veil. secured
TO the head by a diamond crescent and diamond
butterfly. gifts from the bridegroom. She also wore
q necklace of pearls. another of the bridegroom
presents Miss Mary Meredith Hare sister of the
bride, was the maid of honor. The two little pages
Miss Mildred Rives a sister Of the bride
groom. and Master Philip Roosevelt, son OF w.
Emen Roosevelt. Mr. Rives's best was
Arthur F. Street. Accompanying the service there
Was a musical programme arranged by James NJ
Helfenstein, the orGanist of the church, in which
Miss Maude Morgan. the harpist and the members
OF the vested choir of the church took part Inc
nuptial music from 'Lohengrin'' was sung as a
Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington the rector. a
By Bssop Hare of
an uncle OF the bride Mr. Riyes presented TO MS
dinner Saturday night at the Knickerbocker Club
10 his ushers and a few friends only the mem
friends OF the couple were invited to the reception.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs, F. Kings
Hare, Mrs: J. B. MeTedith Miss g Meredith Mr.;
M Ms T6d M and NTs M aNe
Hard Hard Dr. and Mrs Francis P Kinnicut inn ut, Miss Mis-
dnd MF 5
SON Mrs Potter Mrs Robert & Minturn g Mis- Miss
the Misses Gross, Miss Potter Alonzo Potter, Mr.
dith, j. Dennie Meredith Miss Is c. Hare. C. Emlen
Hare, r. Emott Hare DIR. Hobart Hare. Miss
and Mrs E Roosevelt 'a M Mr. and Mrs Rives Miss
he ar
ter Or Herman Knapp; the Misses Knapp I3 Dr
MaTsSre5 t RooseSe9 P s Georse Rqoseyst JACK
Boossye Mr. ID and r Mrs & GoFdoq BTowR Ms5
Cox Mr and Mrs Reginald Ryes f, Philip ItE King Mr.
Rg l Mrs EG%h Borsnd nf Mn Ss1 and W@ker
Breese Smith, Miss Mary Evans. Mr., and Mrs
Mrs, Hamilton Kean. Nj, and Mrs; sfrsSt: stephen
stu Gn m ine and rs MN NJ 4a2Gr Pne Miss Bea
ley Miss Marion Fish Miss Palrnieri, Miss Whiting.
Tiffany. Miss Margaret Cameron, Mr. and Mrs.
ons Mi E Heena Parsans MISS Eveivn Parsons
and Mrs. Meredith.
Miss Alice Caspary, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Waldemar Caspary. was married to Edward NJ,
at o'clock last evening at the home OF
her parents. No. 10 East Seventy yrst-st The rela-
tives and few of the intimate friends were asked
to witness the ceremony, which performed by
the Rev. DR. Joseph Silverman. of the Temple
Emanu- FL. The bride. whose gown was of white
lace over silk. was given away by her father Her
Viola Saiomon. and Miss Irma wlmpfheimer
Maurice Veit was the brdegroom's best man. and
parry and Alfred Caspary; Edwin Lorssh. Arthur
h6g6ach snd Dr. Henry Cone The reception and
wedding dinner followed at Delmonico's Mr.. and
Mrs Solomon will sail for Europe on the steam
ship ST. Paul on May 2.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Mae Gilies to Charles
Fraser Redden. of Pttsburg, took place at O'Clock
last evening at the home of the brides mother
Mrs Wright Gillies ir No. 81 West hundred
nty-seventh-st. The Rev. Dr. Ezra 5 Tip
Pile, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church OF
ST. James, Madison-ave and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty-siXth-st officiated the ceremony which
was supplemented by a reception. The bride who
WAS escorted into the drawing room by her brother
Walter Wright Gillies. given away by her
mother. She gown of white satin, trimmed
with point lace and tulle veil fastened with
T.ottie McCibney. of Philadelphia. in gown OF pink
no bridesmaids Mr.. Redden's best was J.
Topping and Ray Topping, of Brooklyn. Among the
guests at the ceremony and reception were Mr. ana
Mrs. D. j. Mead. G, Clinton Bliss G. w Brown.
Miss Edith Wardel C. \ Coutts i Miss SIX keyes, Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Groesbeck, Miss Edna Scharott
den after they return from canada where they in
tend remain some time, will make Their home IN
Pittsburg
The public road coach Pioneer yesterday was en-
gagged by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish who took party
to the Holland House Mrs Fishs guests were
Miss Angelica Gerry Miss Bishop, Mrs. Charles II.
Marshall, Miss Mabel Gerry. MOncure Robinson.
Tarnowski Iorimer Worder and D. W. Dunlap.
George r. Read handled the reins.
The weddings TO take place to-day include those
of Miss Augusta McKim Davies 10 Louis Mansfield
Ogden which will be celebrated at the home Of the
brides parents No. % East Forty-hfth-st-; Miss
Agnes O'Connor 10 Frederick White Shepard, which
he oft he
lam O'ConnOr No. East Twelfth-st.: Miss Elinor
Vernon Boynton, daughter of Mrs. John H. BOyn-
ton. to Pierre p. Lahens at noon, in Trinity Chapel:
of the 6rde sister So eE Mrs % Randall No
. West One-hundred- twenteth-st; Miss Hattie
Louise Goodwin to William Lewis Murray. at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
F; Goodwin. No. 235 West Seventy fourth-st.; Miss
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. e B. Servoss
No, 21S West Observation-Disclosures -ninth-st-
Mrs Brockholst Cutting who has been spending
a short time in Newport. has rented her cottage.
Wee Bush. to Mrs. J. \. Bostwck, of this city. for
the summer season
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules J. Montant of No Sc West
Torty-ninth-st,. gave farewell dinner to Edouard
lie Reszke last evening.
At o'clock this afternoon Miss Susan Clark the |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Greene Clark, of
Bedford Village, will be married John c. Holmes
a nephew of the late William H. Robertson, of |
Natqnah The ceremony will be performed by |
the Rev. James II. Rankin, pastor of the Presby- !
terrain Church Bedford Village. of which Miss |
Clark and Mr.. Holmes both members The /
brides brother Willis Clark will be the best man. |
and the ushers will be Mr.. Chase. of Bedford and
Harry Robertson Barrett of Katonah. a cousin |
heir home in Bedford Village. ''''A'
Miss Elizabeth Agnew Miss Mary Agnew and |;
Miss Meyn will sail the Teutonic to-day.
The Huguenot Society of America will give a !
dinner at DelmoniCo's tomorrow. The members |
h. all