New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21

DelmOnicO'S.
Of her intimate friends enjoyed delightful dinner
which served at small tables arranged n ths
EFeceiYing By Mrs George T. schieffelin and Mss
ballroom The dancing was impromptu
Another pleasant Incident OF Monday evening wa
the celebration by Mr.. and Mrs Paul Gilbert Tia
hand Of the tenth anniversary OF their wedding
The occasion was commemorated at a dinner party
given at their home. No 15S MadisOn-ave, the taoa
being covered with tin and every particle q TIE
also Of tin A general froIic. with dancing. e
lowed the dinner. and nuInDe5 OF sNSF@ Rassti
the next day.
The most noteworthy entertainment on Tuesdas
evening was the regular informal reception. VIA
music given BY Miss De Forest and Miss Calsz-
der at their apartments In the Tiffany Buhdiax
AIadison-ave. and Seventy-second-st The artsts
who appeared were Mrs. Morris Black, contralc
Of Cleveland Ohio. Miss Camilla UrsO. the violin
ist and Siguor Campanari OF the MetroDoiitaz
opera House forces. As at the previous receptions
the hostesses were assisted in receiving by Miss
Maria dc Barrf who was in a handsome black
gown showered with irfdescent jets The company
was a brilliant one and the display OF gowns and
jewels dazzling Mrs. Henry Clews was In white
and blue brOcade. with dog collar and tiara o.
diamonds and pearls Nine Nordica looked nand-
In black gauze over satin, shOwered with Jets
and several long strings of pearls and large dia-
mOnd butterfly. which worn In the coinurss
Mrs. E. W. Storrs Wells was IN white and pink
brocade; Mrs. John r Drexel wore one OF the most
notable gowns in the gaIlery-black panne velvet
embroidered with pansies, her ornaments being
a tiara Of diamond stars and a row Of the sams
kind Of ornaments fastened diagonally across the
1 W. % lse ci ~ a 1919 I,-af c0,4rsd --
irdescent spanges, ornaments OF diamonds and
gown of black net with many spangles; Mrs
her PrezIy eaughter Miss Betty MetcaIf wore
simple GO Of pink satin and chiffon; Miss Nor
rich gown Z white satin With trimmings Of silver
and many handsome pearl ornam ents; Mrs. stan
handsome In a gown of black gauze shot with 81
Miss Marguerite Chaplin was in simple duay
Alexander was in gown of black gauze and w0rs
many OF her beautiful pearls; Mrs. Ferdinand VIII
Mrs. E ]. Berwind looked handsome in a gown *
Mrs Pierre BarIoS S vas n 20 81 S YER
'front.' OF the cOrsage; Miss Eleanor Hewitt was IN
sister. was in a gown Of pompadour silk with trim
mings OF lace and black velvet; Mrs Charles Per-
kins was In a gown Of mauve brOcade; her daugh-
ter-tn-law, Mrs. c Lawrence Perkins looked hand
Auguste Montant was in a gown OF black ana white
0Fo Caa, Mrs Oliver Hartman jr wore gown
MIS- MIS- Irenor J.. Park was In a handsome gown OF
There several notable weddings last week.
one Of the largest being that OF Miss Edith
Lawrence Speyers, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Albert G. P. Speyers. to Edward McVickar. which
was celebrated Wednesday afternoon IN the
Church OF the Holy Communion. Sixth-ave. and
Twentieth-st. The ceremony was attended by many
OF the friends OF the young couple who are pop
ular. Miss Speyers wore a gown OF white satin
trimmed with old lace. the corsage being Orna-
mented with long pendant of tOpazes surrounded
with pearls piece of jewelry that has been in
her fathers family for many generations. Instead
OF the regulation tulle veil. one OF net bordered
with lace was worn. and it was held in place BY a
diamond crescent, present from the bridegroom.
Inc maid OF nonor and the four bridesmaids, whose
names have already appeared in the columns OF
IoSS sdtIh Wllh menus OF white chiffoTss instead
OF mats each girl wore short veil OF white tuIle
ception which foo%ed at IF qh p home o 55
Mrs Speyers, in West Twenty hird-st-. was some
family of the bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs NIcVickar
who spending their honeymoon on the estate 81
the former, near Utica. y. Y. will make their
future home at No ID West Eighth-st-
Another pretty church wedding was that % Miss
Matilda Howard Marvin, daughter OF the late
Tasker Howard Marvin. Of Brooklyn TO Dr. Med
win Leale. son Of DR.. Charles a. Leale. of this
city, which took place in St. Bartholomew
Church MadisOn-ave. and Forty-ffth-st- on Thurs
day afternoon. The attendance both at the church
ceremony and the reception which was held at
the home Of the brides uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs Henry Daily. No. 9 East Sixty-ninth-st was
uncle. Mr.. Daily, appeared in a beautiful gown Of
white satin. the bodice and sleeves being yelled
a present from the bridegroom A cluster OF
orange blossoms and white heather secured the
tulle veil The brides attendants a maid OF honor
and six bridesmaids. attired alike in gowns of
white Liberty silk and black Gainsborough hats
Each carried a basket filed with American Beauty
roses DR.. Leale and his bride sailed yesterday on
the steamship Ems for a long sojourn in Europe
A wedding of interest to New-York society was
that Of Miss Helen Louise Cadmus. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Irwin Cadmus. Of East Orange y J.. to
George Oulton Seward. a son of George F Seward.
president of the Fidelity and Casualty Company OF
New-York. which took place Wednesday evening
in the Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church. East
Orange A large number of the friends OF the
young couple from this city attended the ceremony.
which performed by the pastor of the church.
the Rev. DR.. James NJ. Ludlow. assisted BY the
bridegroom's uncle the Rev. Samuel S. Seward OF
this city and afterward were present at the re-
ception, which held at the home OF the brides
parents in HawthOrne-ave-. East Orange The
bridal gown OF ivory satin trimmed with point
lace. Miss Ada Cadmus, sister OF the bride. was
E.nma seward, SISTERS or the brloegToorr' MISS
Margaret Eye, Of East Orange; Miss Bessie Pres
wood, OF Jersey city, were the bridesmaids The
brtdegrOOm's best c. Henson MaChem. OF
BENJAMIN Tilt OF this city; David Walker. OF
YOnkers; R. COOlbaugh. or EasJOn Penn: Robert
and Franklin Coursan, OF East Orange When Mr.
and Mrs. Seward return from their honeymoon
trip they will make their home at HGlcOmbes
Rock. Va.
The wedding of Miss Lucetta Banks Gilbert. ths
eldest daughter of Mrs. Edward Gilbert. TO James
Henry Ottley of this city. took place on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF the brides mother
in Troy. n. Y. The ceremony performed oy
the Rev H r. Freeman. rector OF St Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church. Troy The bride
who was given away by her uncle. James X FiGIn.
OF this city. attended by Miss JosephlIe e