New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
SOCIETY.
NATHANIEL REYNAL AND MISS RUTTER
MARRIED AT THE DEATHBED OF
THE FORMERS MOTHER BY
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN.

ARCHBISHOP CORRlGAN.
So faint the hopes entertained OF the recovery
of Mrs. Jules Reynal who underwent serious
operation Sunday at her house in Madison-ave..
that her Nathaniel married yesterday by
his mothers bedside to Miss Sarah Caldwell Rutter
daughter OF Mrs. Nathaniel Rutter, the ceremony
being performed by Archbishop Corrigan. The
young couple had been engaged for some weeks
and It had been arranged that the marriage should
take place later in the year. But the condition OF
Mrs. Jules Reynal and her anxiety see her son
married before what she believes 10 be the ap-
proach of death led to the ceremony taking place
bride whom he married while both were quarantned
and suffering from scarlet fever at Ciedney Manor,
Plains have returned to town entirely recovered
from the feyeT aGa 6neIs are yGns Mrs
Jules Reynal was a Miss Nathalie Higgins She is
Higgins. Her daughter Nathalie is the wife OF
Paul G. Thebaud
Ideal weather for a country wedding fell 10 the
lot of Mr.. and Mrs ]. Stevens Ulman. who were
married yesterday afternoon at Short Hills. Two
special trains took the large contingent OF
guests from this city. and, while relatively small
number OF them attended the ceremony, owing
the limitations Of the Seating capacity OF the
church. there large representation OF fash
iona Bile society the reception which followed at
the spacious old Pitcher Mansion. which has been
occupied for time by the parents of the BRIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry a Barclay.
The church was prettly DECORATED with mar
guerites pink and drapings Of Southern
father. q dress OF white satin. the plain
skirt OF which had falls OF duchess lace. while the
bodice had yoke and sleeves OF point lace. Her
veil held by diamond star. the gift OF her
dog collar Of diamonds and pearls presented 70 her
but only two flower girls. her sisters. Mildred tT
over taffeta and large white picture hats with
white ostrich plumes, carrying La Tosca punches
officated best man, having returned from
Europe Europe TOR r9e p@TpGse' %9e the uSners were
Kountze joseph hte nmSp ma Wright Barclay and Sen
The bride and bridegroom left AT the close of the
reception in Mr.. Ulmans brougham. drawn by his
four-in-h hand leaders Katie Chimes. half-sster
the champion The Abbot. and Chorister. Mrs.
Ulman wore on her departure dainty creation of
silver gray cloth. the bodice Of which had three
small shoulder CAPS NIP 2ped Ia IN gray satin Among
Mrs Henry A. Barclay ir Mr. rI and Mrs Francis
Mr. and Mrs James b townsend Mrs Henry
Lawrence Burnett and Mrs. J. Frederick Pearson.
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris, christ
ened on Sunday morning m a the Fifth Avenue Pres
the names of his father.
Miss Leary's entertainment Delmonico's for
the benefit of the Bellevue Hospital Mission divided
Bakers very successful recital Sherry's. Miss
Bakers recitations comprised The Lady OF Castle
mare by Thomas Bailey Aldrtch. and two poems
by James Whitcomb Riley. She assisted by
Bruno S. HUM Miss Kathryn Taft Bruce, Herbert
Smock and Franz Listemau Among those present
Mrs. James NJ. Varnum. Mrs. Charles Dewar
Simons jr.. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, Mrs W. Edgar
Shepard Mrs. Percval Kuhne and Mrs. James
McNamee+
Nine. Schumanp Heink sang at Miss Leary's n
cert Delmonico's and afterward there was a
Newport tea with hot waffies. Among those pres
were Mrs. Frederick Nelson. Mrs. James Scott.
Mrs Charles Oelrichs Mrs Russell Sage Miss
Mrs John Vinton Dahlgren, Charles Pearson, ].
Montgomery Strong, William Milne Grinnell, Loring
T. Hildreth, Mrs. Valentine Mott and Miss Jose
phine Drexel
Miss Bertha Munde. Judge and Mrs F. NJ Scott
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Murray Mrs. E. L. Keyes
jr.. Miss Eleanor Keyes and Burton Mansfield
among the passengers the Pioneer for the trip
to Ardsley yesterday the coach being driven by
Guy Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gray Dinsmore have
turned to town from Aiken, and shortly leaving
for their place Staa tsburg- hudson where
they will remain through the early summer months