New-York tribune., 1901-11-07
GENERAL CORBIN MARRIED
-Ss rDYTHE A. PATTEN BECOMES THE
.nJUTANT GENERALS WIFE
TEE PRESIDENT AND MRS, ROOSEVELT
AMONG THE GUESTS AT THE
CEREMONY


AMONG THE GUESTS AT THE
CEREMONY.
,.-o-on Nov 6-Major General Henry C
80 a6+utant general OF the army. and Miss
80 80 agnes Patten were married at noon to-day
=. Pz1ren home, No. 2,122 Massa chusetts-a
=. --sserr Of { notable asseInbage, which in
sss the President and Mrs Roosevelt Miss Alice
1.1A,r and representatives Of official diplomatic
feo+z.,- society. Cardinal Gibbons performed
~s--fage ceremony. assisted by the Rev. DR..
u s-axord. Of St Patrick's Church a wedding
I.4ss- followed General Corbin and his bride
- his afternoon for New-York. where TO-
- -aev will attend the marriage OF Colonel
90 ? DYER ard Miss Grace Gurnee Scott be
timing their trip by way OF Niagara to
n,--resl On their return they Will live al the
's+on Hotel here until their future home in the
- s,6 q the city is completed
W" W. ceremony took place in the drawing room,
.ich was e!aborately decorated The orloe
- -he elder Miss PatJen hostess and the
s--e7danrs were her only relar rives pres
,1se Patten. the brides sister. received the
- She wore gown Of pale blue cloth
e..= with flowers. appliqued in cloth When
= -3.s;5an- and Mrs. and Miss Roosevelt arrived
- I ,ere received ty the Secretary OF War and
.-.s5 - 70 places reserved for them General
-g.,s aapehter Mrs William NJ Parson. Of New
- ard her husband were present
- 4-55e entered the drawing room with Sen
robn ? Jones. OF Nevada an old friend OF
h d. family Her wedding dress was OF
- white satin. having very long train The
- vas laid in soft loose folds OF the SATIN
W. ne hel- line. and across the shoulders and
- v-as Z cape OF yoke Of finely Pleated 1uIle'
80 -sz rr . wide fall Of rare old point d dAlencon
-, The neck was finished BY softly folded
Il co4lsr Of the white satin. and the sleeves
- made after the most recent Paris FASHION
oz-ing very large al the hand and gathered al 'ne
g. ;--a : long closely fitting cuff Of shirred
,le hold in place by narrow pipings OF Whlte
-, On TIE sleeves Is also much OF the same
,on+ 6.AIencon lace as on the waist Inc Weo-
veil VAS very long. falling 10 the edge OF the
--.i- and was Of rich point lace. The eouQueI OF
T,e b-,6e was Of lilies Of the valley. She "aS
,asa5 l7v her sisters. Miss josephine ana MISS
Helen Patten who wore gowns Of white SIX mus
- Eecb wore = diamond bar pin. souvenir slfts
4-on the bridegroom General Coroin' VINO was
.-tende5 by Colonel Dyer Of New-hork' as pesl
,sn wore his full dress uniform. as did the HeIl-
bers Of his staff. who acted as usheIs' 04i1 ~ ~
srnv officers present.
-ba brides going away gown was OF dark gray
cloth made without train. She wore sSS1sL
dark colored hat The wedding presents IIiec seE-
s-al large rooms. their number running mo 1-le
hundreds They included laces. fans ahuQues -
,7o15 silver and porcelain. as well as jewelrs' OF
1hicb there was q dazzling collection some %
N. special presents were the following:
F-o-o General Corbins old regiment the 2tth In.
..n+TT with which he served as captain i9r more
thsn fifteen en- yeaTs ybsaS+it,ll silver punch bowl
F-e-T me army in the Philippines, some silver
waTg r o. & RaRs tsnG generals OF the States during
-he Sna1sh- American " ~ anQ since Io' ILi5
From the officers mess at West Foln'' q si''ei
IT, pe4scers of the Adjutant Generals depart
nss fce-s or the Corps Of Engineers stationed in
Washington. a silver loving cup ,-,
Tha sisters Of the bride, diamond necA4aoe'
or hA at the
welding:
II. President and Mrs. Roosevelt
Secretary Gage.
sssa-y and Ms fi;9h2osks @ Mr. Charles Emery Smith
Justice ana Mrs Mckenna-
Justice and Nrs. White
E3isss29t f8 Fss8setols q esss Britain
II II SIenlsa sa. zTin,s-e- and Mrs Takahira
Count CuadI of TIE German Embassy.
9hs; 95sr .55 Pm MS s'Es9 george 9i5asy. cTsy -
-ove-nor stone Of Pennsylvania and Mrs stone.
Senator and Mrs BurroWs-
ss5s!0F ss5ss3F s5a s5a ~. NJ TlRsas Ss.:2sn'
So, and Mrs FaVIey.
representative and Mrs. G7osvenor
Ms Henry c Hansbrough-
Tss: ss5s-si s.I and and Ms Ms. 5Ts9ss Ms9S4thur
Ms3or General and Mrs Merit.
I.eUtenanr General and Mrs Scaohelo
General and Mrs SteTnberg-
General ard Mrs. Weston
Pear Azn--sl and Mrs Van ReTpeu
Per ADMIRAL a-d Mrs Schley.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Ramsey
NJ e-5 Mrs. WhTelaw Reid
Ce-e-a. ard Mrs. Stewart l. WoocfoFo
NJ ana Ms William R Merriam
sT- a-s MS. \ !. Cassat--
Mss CzSsz-t
- Edwin Gould
Frederick D
Coo,z sns Mrs .1yron = E5e-rick-
Mrs. John 4. Lcgaa.
Mrs Daniel Manning.
E-z- Sheridan
Creighton Webb. Nevv-York-
sec-e-zrv and Mrs. Hay. Secretary and Mrs. Long
and Admiral ard Mrs Dewey. being in mourning
could not accept invitations. ard Secretary Wilson
ard Lieutenant General Miles ere absent from
Washington on Official business.