New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

weddings there were several which for reason
or another celebrated at the houses of the
parents of the bride. Among the most important
of these that of Miss Mary DAILY. daughter of
the late Marcus DAILY. who married yester-
day at noon at her mothers house. in Fifth-ave..
to James Watson Gerard, of the Union Club.
Bishop Potter performing the ceremony. The
house was beautifully decorated with roses and
spring flowers. The latter were lavishly used in
the hall. the entire balustrade being mass of
blossoms. In the dining and adj joining sitting
room, which was also used for the wedding break
fast, were banked spring blossoms of all kinds.
and the nineteen tables which the guests
seated decorated with different kinds of bios
SONS. The Louis XVI drawing room. where the
wedding took place, and where pink is the prevail
Ing color. was charrlingly decorated with roses.
The walls are paneled. and in each panel was hung
a great fiat basket of roses from which Louis
XVI garlands of pink tied with pink ribbon
were festooned. In the southeast
canopy of pink and white roses and lilies of the
valley. Under it dais covered with white satin.
was arranged. On this white satin prie deu
for the bride and bridegroom. At twelve
choir boys from Grace Church walked down the
aisle formed through the drawing room by white
ribbons to the library singing 'Oh. Perfect Love.
At the library they the bridal party. and
traced their steps the floral chapel. singing the
wedding march. Miss Daily who gown of
white mousseline de sole and point lace veil,
carried Thorley bouquet of orchids and lilies of
the valley Her only attendant maid of
honor, her sister Harriet. Summer Gerard
his brothers best man. There ushers.
After the ceremony the wedding breakfast was
served. There about ninety guests present.
Among them were Mrs c. B. Alexander. who wore
white embroidered muslin and lace, and blue
straw hat with pink roses; Mrs. John Stewart
Barney, in ecru embroidered batiste over blue and
a black hat; Mrs Richard T. Lounsbery's gown
was of black lace and chiffon over white and with
II she wore black hat: Mrs. Robert Mem. Gillespie
wore silver gray brocaded crepe, and some very
crepe de chine and lace, and a gray hat. Mrs.
and black hat Gse Mrs Trank g Wtherbee was
gowned in gray crepe, brocaded with self-cOlOred
net was gray. Mrs Percy A. Rockefeller was also
in gray crepe. trimmed with lace. and wore gray
hat Mrs. r. Aymar Sands wore mauve satin crepe
de chine and a mauye bonnet Mr.. and Mrs Frank
stitched with white and a black hat. Mrs Ciar-
ence II. Mackay wore mauve and white foulard,
De Navarro Wore gray 81 SATIN trimmed With
spangles. Mrs. George r. De Forest wore a very
with chenille flowers Mrs. Charles Childs was in
stripes and joined by herringbone work II was
made over white and trimmed with jet Mrs. Ben
white. and wore a black spangied hat. Mrs James
p kernochan nan wore black satin trimmed with jet
Forest, a Van Horn Stuyvesant, Thomas Meyers,
among those present @ Mr. Gerard and hs brde ride
left the house for the honeymoon before most of the
black embroidered cloth black boa and hat
composed or Dlack roses.
\ vaudeville entertainment in behalf of the Short
Hills Casino maintenance fund took place last
night at the Casino. Short Hills. N j. 1t was or
ganized by Mrs. Henry A. Barclay. and Louis
known amateurs as we'll as few professionals
took part in the performances @ e. to attend which
number OF people went out from town by special
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingstone. after spend
Ing a fortnight Tuxedo. have gone to Southamp-
ton, Long Island. where they have leased a place
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. McCurdy have closed
their house. in East Ninth-st. and have gone 10
their country place. Morris Plains y. j.. for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt are paying two
or three visits TO country houses in the neighbor-
hOOd OF NSW-1Ork before returning 10 Newport.
Among those returning to America on board the
Deutschland. which arrives here this week, the
Count de Langier-villars and his wife, who was
Miss Livingston and Mr.. and Mrs George s. Scott
who go to Newport Immediately on their arrival
AS already stated In this column Mrs y Cass Can
held and Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt are
the ship. Mr. and Mrs. j. Lawrence Van
Allen will return from Europe next week. and will
go TO Newport; where they viii be met by Mr. and
their country place. Hyde Park the-H Hudson.
Miss Martha HichbOrn. daughter of Rear Admiral
flchborn, Formerly Chiet constructor or the navy,
was married TO James q. Blaine. youngest son OF
the late Secretary of State at yesterday at
the home OF her parents. in Washington. a small
party of relatives and friends witnessed the cere-
mony. They included Mrs. Blaine mother OF the
bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs Walter Damrosch and
Mrs Beale. After breakfast Mr.. and Mrs Blaine
started for New York. They will sail tomorrow
turn tGr hHTSe thS viii IL i've sGn in Te 6rde
Wa OF By he Rev Dr. Maae
Radcliffe. of the New-York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Lord Minto Governor General OF Canada and
the Countess of Minto spent last Saturday and
Sunday at Shelburne Farms, VT. with DR.. and
Mrs ". Seward Webb.
Among those sailing to-day on board the ST.
Louis the British Ambassador. Lady Paunce-
fote and their daughters who will spend the sum
mer in England ON the same boat Miss Helen
and Miss Kate Brice. Loring Andrews and Mrs
n F. VI. Crackanthorpe. wife of the third secretary
Of the British Embassy. while on board the Gym
Mr. and and Mrs T. j. O. RRhLnelander who are going
William RhineIander: John Mcvicker Mrs Thomas
Hitchcock. Center Hitchcock. Lewis Chanler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hutton.
Tho Baltusrol Golf Clubs open tournament which
began yesterday. is In full swing and will
last until Saturday The golf tournament of the
Marion Cricket Club will begin tomorrow and wind
up on Saturday. The golf committee of the Essex
yesterday the programme for the woman's omen
golf tournament TO be played June IL, II and IS
of the Womens Metropolitan Golf ASSOCIATION viii
be held on the links of the Nassau Country Club
at Glen Cove, Long Island, from June Is to o.
inclusive.
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor return TODAY
to their country place the Hudson. They have
been staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer
at Roslyn. Long Island, and came to town for Mon
days weddings.