New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
ABOUT SOCIETY.

The dancing season has by means ended. Mrs.
| John Jacob Astor gives a dance tomorrow evening
at her house in Fifth-ave.. while Mrs Poor gives
tonight for her daughter Edith. in her beau
| tiful Grarnercy Park and Lexngton-ave. home
! formed of the two houses which once belonged to
| the Fieldses and which is especially we'll adapted
| for entertaining. The dra wing the en-
| tire width Of both houses as does also the con-
servatory while the dining room has remained
very much it when it was the scene OF the
hospitalites Of the late Cyrus Field. a dance
gyen last a. I Risht Ry Mrs Wam m M Bari at her
| Honor. who one of the seasons debutantes,
and comprised Paul Leicester Ford and his bride;
Miss Helose Beekman. Miss Helene Rutherford
curtis Miss Dorothy Edwards. Miss Mildred Dix,
Dana. George Mccracken es and Henry Brtaon
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr had the
! coach Pioneer yesterday for its trip Ardsley.
| with Reginald W. Rives whip, Mrs. Vanderbilt
Miss Beatrice Mills. Robert Goeiei. Mrs ogden
Goelet. Mrs: Bahcock Hugh 14ybig. George Eustis,
Barton Willing and Henry Bull
| The marriage of Miss sarah Gibbs Thompson.
! daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Robert Means Thompson,
| to Stephen Hyatt Pel at the Church of the Heav-
enly Rest yesterday afternoon will remain on rec
ord of the prettiest weddings OF the season
The church had been beautifully decorated with
flowers by Hodgson. pink and white aZaeas. roses
and Easter lilies predominatng. The bride was at
tired in white satin, the yoke being OF point lace.
while the long train of the dress trimmed with
a lace hounce. The veil likewise of point lace
and was fastened the coiffure by a spray OF
orange blossoms. The bridesmaids. who consisted
of Miss Bertha Munde. Miss Edith Hyde. Miss
Daisy Holland Miss Gertrude Pell. Miss Esther
| IIoppin. Miss Eleanor Russell and Miss Sara
Thompson were all dressed alike in frocks of white
rnousseline de sole, trimmed with Ciuny lace.
| Their large pale blue velvet picture hats were
trimmed with blue maline and long blue ostrich
plumes; they carried bouquets of pink sweetpeas
brnon ccttc tiarrl fIF
the bride
The ushers consisted OF Robert L. Barclay
Eugene S Willard, Theodore Roosevelt PelI Pres
colt Sade Charles w. Farchilds. Lucius Tucker
man Gibbs De Lancey Coster, Livingston Pell
Lawrence Gilman and W. Albert Pease, jr., s.
Osgood Pell officiating best The bride was
given away by her father and after the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. d Parker Nor
/ gam there reception at the Thompson house
in East Fifty -third-st. The newly married couple
received the guests In the drawing which. like
the dining room, beautifully decorated with
flowers. and afterward the guests passed on into
marquee erected at the rear of the house, huns
with tapestries nd brocades, where the wedding
brea kfast was served beneath canopy of Southern
smaX from among the greenery of which thou
sands of tiny electric lights glittered like stars.
The Kane, Van Rensselaer,. Yates Morris and
Lawrence families. to which the bride is related
through her mother. were all represented at the
wedding while among the guests We're Mrs. Jules
]. Vatable Mrs f. II. Hartman. Mrs. c. B. Alex
ander Mrs Alexander Van Nest. who arrayed
in black velvet: Mrs j. Stewart Barney and Miss
Gertrude Barclay. who frock of light brown
and white striped silk with yellow hat,
trimmed with Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson
herself beautiful toilet of lilac satin.
trimmed with applique design of lace. One
of the features of the wedding ceremony was the
music by the Philharmonic Orchestra together
with the full choir of the church The programme
cgnRRrSsn ,ne to the third act OF
Then followed the overture to ''Lohengrtn' the
AndaOtp SNfnDhOQV hy Sol hort he,
<ammenoi pic ostrow troy by Rubinstein and the Bach
the church the cathedral scene from "Lohengrin"
was sung. TIE voice that breathed Ger Eden"
was sung in the course of the ceremony by the
boy soprano Reuhen Manley. while at the end the
by the orchestra and by the organ at Which Henry
RGnsan 1rganst And And Of the CHURCH
afternoon for their place a, sands Point Long Isl
The wedding of Miss Helen C. Bulkley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Justus L. Buckley. and Dorsey
Ives Holt took place yesterday afternoon at the
home of her parents, No. 7S7 MadisOn-ave. The
marriage ceremony performed by the Rev. DR..
David H. Greer, of ST. Bartholomew's Church. in
the drawing room, which was decorated with
sa With THE ,b 6Fde s wSch in White S
her mother. Her tulle veil was fastened with a
carried boaaHet a1S es s', Of ahe yai
Maaon Fs and Ms
| Wells. wore gowns of white lace with collars and
trimmed with roses. and they carried chiffon para
| soils trimmed with lilies Of the valley and roses.
| T. Chesley Richardson, jr. was best man. and the
ushers were Frederick w. Loew. I'd John Adams.
Bryce Metcalf and Joseph Edmund Bulkley. brother
of the bride. small reception was held after the
ceremony
Another wedding which took place yesterday was
that OF Miss Lillian Jones, daughter of Mrs. George
w Jones. Charles York Judson, of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Judson. at the Church of the
Divine Paternity. Miss Ruth Overton, Miss Grace
Newton Miss Nathalie Cofax and Miss May
squires were the hridesmaids. while William p.
Judson. Edward Fennesey. Edison Horton. Z. +:
Wildey jr, L. II. Smith and Frank Stearns acted
ushe-s. After the ceremony there was a recep.
ton at house OF Mrs. George W. Jones, in West
Twenty-trst-st.
Among those who sailed yesterday the Ma
jestic Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rves and Miss
| Rives Lucius K. Wilmerding W. NJ Young. Mrs
| Travis Cochren the Misses Louise and Henrietta
Hoguet, Marshal c. Lererts, Edward c. Cooper.
Captain WindhAm and the Misses Windhau. OF