New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
IN SOCIETY.

The first large society wedding OF the that
Of Miss Grace Gurnee Scott TO Colonel George
Rathbone Dyer, took place yesterday afternoon in
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. which was
crowded the doors with their many friends. The
church. with its decorations CT white and
palms. made beautiful setting of the pref
tiest weddings IN many q day The chancei
was filled with palms. and vases Of white roses
arranged the altar Hodgson who had
charge of these decorations. framed the painting
Of the Christus ConsOlatOr above the altar with
white roses which also fastened TO standards
intervals down the aisle, The bride. who entered
with her father, gowned in ivy satin trimmed
with point lace. She wore her mothers point lace
VEIL which was fastened with a spray Of orange
blossoms and carried q bouquet Of white orchids
Her sister Miss Evelyn Scott. maid of honor.
and her twin cousins. the Misses Lucy and Bell
Gurnee, Miss Virginia GammeN. OF Providence. and
Miss Daisy Greer bridesmaids. Another Miss
Evelyn Scott little niece OF the bride. flower
girl The maid Of honor wore white crepe de
chine skirt and Louis Quinze Jacket of white
brocaded velvet. Her hat was made Of white vel
vet, with brim of white tule. covered with gar
denias. Like the other attendants she carried
bouquet of white and ferns. The bridesmaids
pale blue frocks and accordion pleated skirts
OF blue crepe de chine with Louis Quinze jackets
ot blue Louisine trimmed with silver spangles and
white lace Their blue tulle and velvet hats, made
like the maid of honors. were also trimmed with
gardenias. The flower girls frock of white
Dyer's brother. Elisha Dyer, jr. was best man, and
another brother, H. Anthony Dyer, Norman Scott,
H. Rogers Winthrop. Ernest Isein. Munson Morris.
J. Philip Bernhard and William A. Greer served as
ushers. The ceremony performed by the rector,
the Rev: D: Parker Morgan, assisted by the Rev
DR. David Il Greer, and was followed by Tecep-
ton at the home OF the brides grandfather. waiter
5 Gurnee, No go Flfth-aVe Among those seen AT
the church Were Mr.. Gurnee, Walter S. Gurnee. jr.
Mrs Jules A. Montant, Mr. and Mrs Charles Tracy
Barney, Miss Barney. Erskine Hewitt, Major Gen
Miss Greer, Mrs. Courtiand Hoppin. Mr.. and Mrs.
chsen Gss chap mns s ana
and Mrs. Dyer Mrs II A. Dyer. Professor Harris
W. |. Dyer and Mr.. and Mrs, stillman. Some very
one OF white cloth and large black hat Mrs;
wore a white hat from which white lace veil fell
Mrs. c. B. Alexander wore frocks OF black velvet
which also made Mrs. Marion Story's costume.
in rnauve velvet trimmed with Venetian point and
mink. Miss Mary l. Gurnee wore white crepe de
Richard Irwin was in black broadcloth. Mrs. Her
mann oerlchs IN olack FeIpet ana MIS-. John h
wore tailor frocks OF cloth.
Another wedding yesterday was that Of Mrs
Louise Florence Clarkson. daughter of the late
John Chapman Clarkson. of England. and Franklin
Mott Warner of the late Henry S Warner. II
took place in Grace Church chantry at clock,
and was attended only by relatives of the
bride and bridegroom. There were ushers
bridesmaids The bride wore travelling frock of
brown cloth brown hat and. instead of bouquet,
carried a mur The Rev. Nelson Poe Cary per-
+o-,rad the ceremony. There was no reception
After their wedding Mr.. Warner mis- bride
viii live at the southwest corner Of Fifth-ave
Tbirty-etghth-st, where they have taken apart
ment
Tbe wedding OF Miss Nellie Har1es youngest
daughter of John H. Harjes and Dieudonne Lion
Gardiner eldest Of Mr. and Mrs. John l..
SsrSiner If New-York and Gardeners Island, took
nIace al the Harjes home, in Paris. yesterday.
NJ, and Mrs william T Meredith announce the
sn1aeeuent Of their daughter Mary R.. to Richard
r mana son Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Starr Dana.
The weddue will probably take place In the spring.
Miss Randolph, William c. Whitney's step-daugh-
,.- Who returned on the Oceanic from absence
~ several wears abroad. viii make her debut this
ointer probably at q dance given by Mr.. Whitney.
Tho cenesee valley Hunt Club will have another
,,ae, ,o-rorrow at 1-shantee- Among those who
80 hsar following the hounds there are Craig
W Wadsworth James S Wadsworth, Peter Martin.
MIS- sarah Cary and George Cary, or buHalo
,-a,erai and Mrs George L. Gillespie have opened
.hat- ho,,se in for the season. Sieneral
SHIesn:e Is chief of the Engineer Corps, u D. A
NJ and Mrs Lester NJ. del Garcia nave closed
,btr cottage at Islip and taken possession OF the