New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

Moss, daughter OF COurlIdnut u SloSs, eahoS P-NNN
on Tuesday next in Calvary Church. His guests
included Louis J. Livingston. who will be his best
man. and Maxwell Stevenson. Robert r W; MOSS SSSo
will oficiate as ushers Mrs. Frederick o. Beach.
sister Of Miss Moss vii act as her ma+p1n %
for last Saturday The bridegroom is the he son OF
grandson of the late Stephen Whitney.
Another wedding on Tuesday will that of Miss
Isabel Goodrich Stillman, daughter of James Still
man. and Percy A. Rockefeller. 1t will take place
at ST. Bartholomew Church. Miss Stillman gave
a luncheon for her bridesmaids on Friday. and
Percy Rockefeller a dinner for his best man ana
ushers last evening. The bridesmaids are to be
Miss Edith X. Gray. Miss Alice Everard Strong
Miss Daisy Greer and Miss Ethel Whitney. The
maid Of honor will be Miss Ethel G. Rockefeller
White and green to be the color scheme Ior
the church Easter lilies will be used in profusion
These will ornament the chancel the altar and the
pews IN the OF the church. through which the
bridal cortege will pass. Miss Stllmans wedding
gown will be of white satin very simply made IL
be veil Of the lace The bridesmaids, is,r7,L will
wear rose pink Bengane silk trimmed Win suipute -
eSe aG has ~6o G6 mae RRd Ms ana
FredereR & W S!i ADAMS, james " Cross james 6
Greenway Corlss sullivan Frank D. Ghepsy mes M
Alexander and C. Chauncey stillman-
On Wednesday will take place the wedding OF
Miss Carolyn Benedict, daughter of James a
Benedict and Robert Kelly Prentice. On account
of mourning, the wedding will be very quiet IL
father. No. 325 Fifth-ave
On Wednesday also will be celebrated the we'd
ding of Miss Estelle Hawkins, the daughter or
Mrs Dexter Hawkins. and Henry Walcott Warner,
at the Church Of the Messiah The invitations 10
this wedding are ornate and are engraved with the
crest OF Of Pe vears n Europe Miss viola Town
send, Miss Hawkins's little niece VII be & aeT mao 1
Courtland Jay, Miss Daisy Barthoiomew, MISS
Matilda S. Janeway and Miss Angelica schuyler
Church.
On the same day Miss Anita De Garmendia, the
daughter of Mrs. Carlos De Garmendia, and Lieu
tenant John Edmondson Stephens, U. s A, will be
married at the home of Mrs De Garmendia $
mfsl kntoinette Feowes Davis will be maid of
honor Carlos De Garmendia, the brides hrother'
will give her away.
ON Thursday Miss Mary Rutgers Whitney.
daughter of Mrs. j. Henry Whitney. and Lewis
Ponham Fish will be married in All Souls. The
bride will be given away by her brother, Caspar
Whitney. White roses will be the feature OF 1 the
IN the 6e bFdes a sister st viii be
of honor. J. Oahy Hobby Jr. VIII be @ pest eg rinf
William ii Van Kleeck and William Van Alstyne
will be the ushers.
On Saturday at Pittsburg Miss Emily OMEN
and Frederick Martin Davies will be married.
The best will be william Whteh9eSe aSe and and
Bradley Martin, jr. Miss Ethel Davies VIII De on, one
Of the bridesmaids: The wedding viii & ,ahS pE and
a special car will take the guests from TINS CITY o
Thursday.
The wedding of Miss Grace Herman. OF the hote, ~
Netherland and ]. Willett Hall, of this city VIII
take nlace at St Jamess Church. Seventy-hrst-st-
and Madison-ave.. at noon on Tuesday April oo'
Miss Hartman is a daughter of the late Phiip
Herman and Mr.. Hall. who is a resident OF TINS
CITY is a graduate of Yale. s5, and member OF
Squadron A and the Yale Club. The maid of honor
will he Miss Jeanne Heisser and the brldesfndius
Miss Ezabeth stobo Miss kathsrne or
dan The best will be Joseph Hall, brother
crane, CT tns Of Chicago Louis F Hart cieveand
ceia3d eGe 1t MR55n' John A 1iesse and Thomas Hall
3Pe'Pec the recent death the there
for the bridal party at the Netherland.
Under the patronage of number OF fashionable
women including Mrs. George B. Bowdoin. Mrs
oscar Livingston, Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones. Mrs
James Russell soley, Mrs Charles H. Ditson' Mrs:
r. T. Wilson and Miss Leary, Heathe Gregory will
give recital at BE- gers tim a~r e
tralto; r. c. Jackson. pianist, and Clarence Rey-
nolds, accompanist
Tomorrow evening also will take place mu-
steal, progressive euchre and reception at the
Grand Central Palace. Forty-thirdst- and Lexins-
ton-ave.. for the benefit of the Catholic Summer
School OF America. On the finance committee which
s besh haddens a es M Morary THOMAS L.
ner Cornelius O'Reilly. John b. Manning, George
B. Coleman and Edward D. Farrell. There will be
over twenty-five hundred people playing euchre. 1t
will be of the largest affairs of the kind ever
given in New-York.
Three young who have been creating some
stir in Mexico are c. Roosevelt. DR.. Charles Thoan
and H. Say. grandson Of the great French sugar
refiner They travelling for pleasure and study.
Mr. Roosevelt is cousin of the Vice-President and
a son of Cornelius Roosevelt, of Paris These young
men have been in Florida. where DR.. Thoan has
been making some scientific experiments with the |
poisons OF reptiles with the idea of finding anti
dote. Mr.. Roosevelt is described by the Mexican |
newspapers resembling very much his cousin !
and dressing like him IN cowboys attire. They
have been entertained by many of the fashionable |
residents of the City of Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Kiihne have moved into |
their new home which has just been completed !
No. East Seventy-eighth-st
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Gertrude |
Chandler daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Fiske |
of Mount Vernon to DR.. Edward Y. Armstrong of |
the medical corps OF the navy The wedding cere- |
r1ony will take place In the Church of the Ascen- |
sion Mount Vernon, at lp. April 30 and a
number of officers Of the navy. In uniform will at
tend from the Nsw-York hawai- station.
II ~s
Daniel Barkalow, the sob of Judge John s. Bar
kalows of Paterson. N J.,awas married Tues
day to Harriet Townsend NcAurray. daughter OF
tho Rev Dr. Harriet 8. sause. NswburE The