New-York tribune., 1901-06-06
IN SOCIETY.

OF yesterdays weddings the most notable wa.
that of Miss Maud Van Cortlandt Taylor daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cortlandt Taylor who
married at to Louis Warren Hill
q of James J. HILL of ST. Paul, Mimi. where
the Taylors formerly lived. The wedding took place
at the home of the brides brother Walter Curzon
Taylor. No. 9 East Eighty-frst-st, which was at
tractfvely decorated for the occasion The DRAWING.
room. where the ceremony was performed by Arch
bishop Ireland. was arranged with green and white
palms. snilax and snovballs the latter being IN
showers from a canopy Of palms. under which the
bride and bridegroom knelt white satin covered
prie dieu. The bride a dress of white satin
trimmed with point lace. and her mothers
bridal veil Her jewels consisted of a hood
of diamonds and pink pearls. the bridegroou's
gift. and she carried bouquet of lilies
Of the valley end gardenias. Her sister
Ethel was her maid of honor. and wore froc5
of white embroidered silk null. trimmed with lace
and white satin ribbon, pink rose in her hair and
carried bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaids
who dressed like her. and carried bouquets OF
pink and white roses and sweetpeas, were Miss
zane Colt Miss Helen Nelson. Of Staten island:
Miss Lydia Emmett of New-Rochene: the Misses
Charlotte. Ruth and Gertrude Hill. sisters OF the
Julia Stevenson: OF St Paul; Miss Charlotte Sands,
cousin of the bride. and the Misses Bessie and
Madge White, Of Philadelphia.
The bride was given away by her father. James
ana there wers no ushers After the CEREMONY llS;
the wedding breakfast was served, the guests COM
and near friends Of the bride and bridegroom. Mr.
mn ana MS 9riae SIaIted b alsr~ar4 wa ter their
yacht wacuta- The brides going away gown was a
Among the many weddings which take place to-
day there are which call for than special
mention One is that of Miss Edith Knowlton.
daughter of Mrs. q. Henry KnOwIton, Allen
Appleton Robbins. which will be celebrated the
Church Of the Incarnation Miss Madeline KnowI-
ton will be the maid of honor while The brides
de Peyster Webb Miss Alice Van Rensselaer, and
Mss Car3Ge MoTgan F and dbn ne VShfr War S be
Alexander S. Webb. jr., Frank NJ POLK and Ed
win Hotter, Vance Mccormick officiating as best
man.
The other wedding will be that of Miss Catherine
A Beekman to John Wells HuSer. which will be
celebrated In the & Ghnreh 6 OF 1i1M m ana 81; Tim
The marriage of Miss Frances Duer Robinson
and of Henry b. Montgomery will take place
June - at Beverley the home of the brides uncle
Brighton. Staten Island Miss Robinson will have
10 bridesmaids
The marriage of Miss Harriet Lawton. daughter
of the late Henry Lawton. 10 her cousin Sidney
Allen Lawton will take place in Grace Church
chapel on Wednesday. June 10 Sidney Lawton is
graduate of Harvard. member of the University
Club and son of Robert Lawto1
The marriage of Charles L. Tiffany. 3D. son OF
Mr and Mrs. Louis G. Tiffany. this city. TO Miss
Caterina Brandes. daughter Of Mrs Theodore y.
Ely, win take place at Bryn Mawr. near Philadel-
phia. June "a.
Mr. and Mrs. :. S Rowland are at Hot Springs
and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and her daughter Ma
rion go there to-day for brief stay before OPEN
ing the Crossways. at Newport for the season
Mrs Hermann Oerichs and her son are expected
arrival here viii go at once to Newport
Among those sailing to-day for Europe are Mr..
and Mrs. F. Eserton Webb, Dr. and Mrs. valen-
tine Mott and General and Mrs. Wesley Merritt on
the K6nigin Luise. while David Dudley Field. Mrs
z. NJ. Field and E. 5 Field are booked on the
Furst Bismarck.
Frederick LongfeIow and Mrs. Longfellow who
was Miss DeIadeId. are az their cottage River
dale on the Hudson
John W. Ellis and Ralph y. Ellis have arrived
az Newport and are occupying Stone Acre. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Clnch Smith go there this week for
the season.
The Clam Bake Club Of Newport will have its
| first club bake July T. The officers OF the club
for the year are; President Center Hitchcock:
ESn executive ls Committee nit ~ Frederick H Paine
Henry F. Eldrdge and H. H Hunnewen jr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A Kipp. ir. are at Brishtside.
their place at South Orange. Charles A Kipp Is
| at Ruremont Morristown. Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley
/ ware are at summit. y =
| Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs
/ Arthur Kemp left town yesterday for Newport for
/ the summer. Mrs. Kemp's mother and sister Mrs.
Frederick Nelson and Miss Catherine Nelson so
| to Newport to-day
/ MIR and Mrs F. Cornelius Benedict and Miss
Louise Benedict are at their country seat Indian
| Harbor. Greenwich. Conn., and Mr. and Mrs Har-
| old Van Rensselaer, have taken cottage at Garden
City, Long Island. where they viii spend the SUM
! mer.
| Mr.. and Mrs Chester Griswod have gone 10 Over
| lake, their place at Burlington. VI.
! Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fulton Cutting are occupy
| Ing their cottage Tuxedo.
Mrs Robert r Livingston. Of No. 271 Fifth-ave..
and Miss Catherine Livingston at their place
at TivoH- he Hudson. and Mrs. Valentine e.
Hall has likewise opened her country place there
/ Mr. and Mrs Edwin Parke Custis Lewis have ar
rived Bernardsv5l!e for the season. and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ramsay T,rnbuu have likewise arrived there
/ Apple Tree.
! Miss Edith Gushing md Thomas F, Cushing,
/ who abroad. will be back in the first week
| in July. and go at their villa. New Lodge,
/ at Newport.
! 4RRIT4ES TT NEWPORT.
| Newport. r. L. June : tSpeciap.-The Breakers
/ is being prepared for immediate OcCUQany. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt and Miss
! Gladys Vanderbilt expected to arrive here for
| the season on Saturday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Coogau. of New-York will
/ take a cottage here for the season
With the arrival of Mr.. ard Mrs Herman B.
Duryea interest in small boat races will begin.
\ My. Duryea, who has won the title Of king the