New-York tribune., 1900-06-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

pretty wedding at noon yesterday that OF
Miss Sara NJ Ely. the eldest daughter OF Mrs
George B. Ely. to William II. Parsons a prominent
merchant OF this city. which celebrated at the
home of the brides mother, Riverside Drive and
Eightyhfth-st.. I'm the presence OF relatives and a
few of the intimate friends of the bri6e and bride
groom About hundred guests present to
witness the ceremony. which performed in the
large hall of the Ely School building by the Rev.
Henry A Stmson. pastor of the Manhattan Congre-
gational Church. On the sides of the hall were
great of pink and white and growing
palms. The bride. who given away by her
brother Arthur H Ely. was unattended by
either bridesmaids maid OF honor. Her
gown OF white point applique lace over
chiffon and satin. and her veil of tulle.
with rose point lace scarf. She wore
string OF handsome pearls. present from
the bridegroom, who not attended by best
man. The ushers DR.. Marcels Parsons and
Justus A. B. Cowles. The wedding music
during the breakfast which was served in the red
pa1rlor and halway at small tables. English bal
guests at the ceremony and breakfast included
Ciews. Herbert Parsons Mr.. and Mrs Mrs Morris K
Jesup, Mr.. and Mrs D. Willis James. the Rev
Van Rensseaer @ Mr. and Mrs ai D. S Percy MOP MSr
gan, Mr. and Mrs William NJ WINS. the Rev. DR.
G Hendrix ii and Mr. and MTs David ' $ Gowies The
If this c dsd in M Ely M well
who's who is member Of the Metropolitan. Union
Club. has handsome country place. Brookside. at
ToDs N ~ m Mr and Mrs & viii sail f0r
Thursday next June q. to remain abroad until
September.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Culbert Harding the
eldest daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harding
Of No. 326 West Seventy -seventh-st-. to Charles
Stewart Mott. tho only son OF the late John c.
Mott Of New-York. took place at $50 o'clock last
evening in All Angels Protestant Episcopal Church
West End-ave and Eighty -hrst-st- The Rev.
Canon John Harris Knowles Of st. Chrysostom's
Cbaua and ,frSb- md -ha
rector. the Rev. s. De Lancey Townsend. oficiated
at the ceremony. The bride. whose gown was of
and whose veil Of tJille was secured with cluster
Of orange blossoms; was attended by her sister
bridesmaids Miss Insea Eggers. OF Brooklyn;
Thiele and Miss Laura Cooke OF this city The
bridegroom. who served through the Spanish-Amer-
was attended BY George Kennedy as best man. The
qann aDd Wer Russs sTdd AhuF thur T @
held at the home Of the brides parents
Among the guests were Mrs. John c. Mott,
mother OF the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
E. Davis. DR.. and Mrs. Frederick R. Humphreys.
Miss Humphreys, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Langdon Humphreys. OF Morristown. n. J.: Miss
Ring, of Boston; Judge and Mrs. Mott. the Misses
Mott Mr. and Mrs. Charles ]. Ripple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin W. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Barron. Miss Barron. Mr.. and Mrs E Thiele.
Judge and Mrs. Worcester. the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
D. Parker Morgan Mr.. and Mrs. Herman F.
Cokefair. the Rev. and Mrs. Julian X Smyth Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Waters, the Misses Waters. Mr.
% as ME afa Mkt E6
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Calender. Mr.: and Mrs
John White. Mr. and Mrs Ernst Curtis. Mr.: and
Mrs: Oscar E. TaTeher5 Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Mrs. James A Turnbpn Mr and Mrs A. F Tait.
Stanley B. Him si Mr. and Mrs. Henry ny D. t'0 Cooke.
Mr. and Mrs. John J, Farrell Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs Mott after a Canadian tour. viii
make their home in Utica.
The marriage OF Miss Isabel Sturges daughter of
Mrs. Augustus w. sturges. of No. 1s2 West Eighty
fourth-st, to r. William Rathborne. jr took place
at o'clock yesterday afternoon in St Thonas's
Protestant Episcopal Church. Fifth-ave and Fifty
thrd-st The Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown the
rector, oficiated at the ceremony. which fol-
lowed by a reception at Sherry's. Miss Sturges's
maid of honor Miss Rathborne sister OF the
bridegroom, and her bridesmaids Miss Mabel
Rees and Miss Charlotte Machold- The brides
nephewSs Ss HOiboTT S & Cushman M and Rathborne cush
his brother. C. F. l. Rathborne The ushers
we're Dr. ". 2, Lambert a, T McCgllagh J. w.
and W. l. Rathborne. another brother OF the bride
groom
In the Calvary Methodist Church. seventh-ave.
and One-hundred-and-twenty -ninth-st last even
ing, Miss A Leonora Chivvis. daughter OF the late
Ferdinand Chivvts of this city, was married to
Harry Wimpfheimer. The brides only attendant
was her sister. Miss Carrie E Chivvis. William G.
ushers were Norman pavfs B EelIor1 nan s,itb Ipe
Howard W. Conkling Z. V. Harrison Harvey K
Lee and David s. LudIum.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, accompanied by her daugh-
ter and her mother. Mrs. Richard T. Wilson will
sail from Europe tomorrow. On her arrival Mrs
Goelet will go at once TO Newport, where she will
open her villa, Edgeclifr Mrs Goelet's SON Robert
Goelet. Is recovering from his recent serious acci-
dent. and Will be taken to Newport from Boston
when he is sufficiently strong stand the journey
The engagement is announced OF Miss Mary Ag-
new. daughter OF the late John = Agnew OF No
- West Nineteenth-st.. who is now abroad 70
Heinrich Meyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Even Cameron whose mar
riage took place last September, have arrived IN
England from their tour around the world begun
Immediately after their wedding. In India Mr.
Lady Curzon, the latter formerly Miss Mary Letter
Bishop and Mrs Potter will spend the summer
at Lake Placid. They will start for the Adiron-
dacks next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Storrs Wells will occupy one
of the Pnard cottages at Newport until they
sail for Europe, early in July.
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney Astor Kane arrived
yesterday at their home. the Paddocks on Daven-
ports Neck With their son. Delaney Iselin
Kane, they have been abroad nearly two years ex-
cept for flying visit Colonel Kane made last fall
TO be aboard the Columbia with his hrother-n-
law. c. Oliver Iselin, in the international yacht
races MI and Mrs Adrian Iselin: tr. also
rived in New-RocheIe yesterday, after soiourn
abroad of about three months.