New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The marriage Of Miss Margaret Morgan, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Morgan. OF this city,
Herbert Stanley Connell of Brooklyn took place
al O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the Protestant
Episcopal Church of St James. Madison-ave. and
Seventy hrst-st. The church. which prettily
decorated with white and pink flowers and lilies
was Well hIIed with the friends of the young cOu-
pie. The bride who given away by her father
wore a gown of white ivory satin made perfectly
plain. with transparent neck and sleeves of en-
broidered chiffon and trimmed with old lace. She
carried bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
valley her veil being fastened with the same flow
ersf The backgrounds gift the bride was a dia-
mond and pearl ring Miss Annette Morgan sister
OF the bride, was the maid honor The brides
maids were Miss Elizabeth y. WardweU of Bris-
tol' X l.. and Miss Kate L. Abbott and Miss May
=. Corbett, Of Brooklyn. The bridegroom's best
man was Howard V. Brumley, and the ushers were
Mosle Of this civ. n RaIe+o oyer s ana Max y
steven and Frederick B. Hinchman. of BROOKLYN
reception the home Of the b Rdy Paisqfsd S Shs
T TDoTI ~ hth-st which followed the
Of St James, the t.B EleTSyinen were the rector
ana Mrs, Mrs. Council when they return from their
wedding trip will give two days at home az tbejr
new nome IN PieTrepont-st.. Brooklyn 1900
FORMAL announcement is made Of the engagement
OF MISS Carolyn Hunter Kane, daughter of Mrs
waiter Lansdon Kane, OF this city niece of Colo
mel Astor De Lancey Kane, Commodore : NtcboI
son Kane and Woodbury. Kane. and granddaugbter
CT Captain Hunter, of the United States Navv -
A-u5at -1oTElS HhelpS, OF Davenport Neck Nau-
Rochelle, descendant Of Lewis Morris one of The
signers Of the Declaration of Independence and q
pProLher OF Mrs Robert Temple Emmett OF New
University, and is now studying law in this citV
Mrs ZANE and her daughter after the deatb Of
-dr. Kane, spent some time abroad.
The marriage of Miss Rebecca Patterson Cooper
TO James NJ Brown will take place at the home of
the bride, at Shrewsbury, y. J.. on Monday Feb
ruary D. II Will be a small wedding.
IT.
Well the only daughter of the late Emerson NJ
Stockwen, Of Worcester. Mass. to Dr. Thomas
taunton BTrch will be celebrated in the chantry
OF Grace Church, Broadway and feminist on
Wednesday January 81.
large reception yesterday afternoon was given
at Sherry's by Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barnum
seeley. whose marriage soemnzed on New
Years Day at the home of the brides mother
Mrs Archibald PAUL Mitchell, No. 80 West Sew
enty-Hrst-st One Of the great suites at Sherry's
was used for the entertainment the guests being
received 1 by Mrs. seeley, assisted by her mother
and Mrs George w. Carr.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs Clinton.
Seeley, Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge Gerry Snow Mr..
and Mrs. Ellington. Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Booth
Count Camille Negronin, Bancroft Smith, Louis
Mansfield Ogden, Miss Augusta AIcFin Davies Mrs
Daniel Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Coin. Mr.
and Mrs; Frederick Naething. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
GIintOgg Martin Mr. and Mrs. Brokaw Mr. and Mrs
Augustus Barnum Seeley Mr. and Mrs Alfred Mar
shall. Miss Pendleton MissB Riddle Greene Miss
Greene, General and Mrs. Ruger Mrs William
A Budd Lieutenant Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
George Henry Barnes, Mr.: and Mrs. Cox Deme-
trius BotaSsi. Samuel NeWhOuse. George X Post
tr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Burger Percy
Townsend. John A. Med. SHIRLEY and Arthur
Schermerhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud of No 15s
Madison-ave., last night commemorative the tenth
anniversary of their marriage by giving a dinner
and informal dance at their home. Their guests
were intimate friends. of whom were men,
bers Of the bridal party at the wedding which was
celebrated in St. Francis Xavier's Church in West
SlXteenth-st. The dinner, which was attended by
ten guests. served in the regular dining room
at a table the top or which was covered with Tin.
The table service was entirely of tin. and each
article appropriately inscribed lust as IL IL
was Of precious metal The favOrs were also OF
tin After the dinner a band with tin instruments
played for the dancing. Mrs. Thebaud is the
daughter of Mrs. Jules Reeynal and a sister OF
Natheniel c. Reynal and Eugene ReynaI.
Miss Josephine Drexel, daughter of Mrs Joseph
W. Drexel, gave a dinner party last night az Del
monico's, which was one Of the notable entertain
ments Of the kind of the season. The guests who
were received In the reception room belonging to
the large ballroom suite by Miss Drexel wearing a
gown of black satin covered with spangled gauge
assisted by Mrs. George r. Schierelin and Miss
Leary, were seated at tables arranged in the large
ballroom. Each table was decorated with wreath
or pink roses the ravors for the women being
corsage bouquets OF purple violets and pink roses
and for the men bOutOnnieres OF pink carnations
During the dinner there music by a band sta
toned in the balcony
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Drexel Biddle, Miss Dorothy Schiefelin. Miss Day,
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