New-York tribune., 1901-04-24
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

Societys attention was almost monopolized ~.
terday by the wedding OF Miss Isabel C;ooa-.,
Stillman. daughter of James StiIlman, and Per-"
A Rockefeller, which took place in St Bartho
news Church. Madison-ave. and Forty-four,h,
About twenty-five hundred invitations vera Is.r.,
from the churIh, which was elaborately aeco-o.s.
with Easter lilies and palms. Two vases Of ur
We're arranged on the altar. and the chance, W..
banked with tall specimen palms. The two column.
den under quantities OF Easter lilies ana e'e6y ND
Aldred & Co, who had charge of the deeorsstiens
both sides of the middle aisle maki1g ah sne Pews
OF flowers through which the bridal party nasss sane
The ushers-Frederick W. Adams. James
Greenway James w. Cross CorI,ss srn, Y.
Frank d. Cheney. William s. Coffin ana "a
Alexander Stillman and c. Chauncev S,ir,o
brothers of the bride-led the procession - 80
altar. and We're followed by the bridesmaids 80
Misses Edith K Gray. Alice Everard Strong ~
Greer and Ethel Whitney After them carne ~,
maid of honor. Miss Ethel G. Rockefeller ts.
the bride and her father. The bride wore a go,r-
OF white satin. very simply made. The skir,
which had immense train was trimmed a.
front with a deep f1ounce OF point lace caugh+ ~,
in festoons with punches OF orange blossoms rh
bodice was also trimmed with lace and wa,
frightened by diamond ornament at the throa.
Her veil of point lace was fastened with a snr.v
of orange blossoms. She carried an fvorv nrsv..
book The BRIDES attendants were all dres.s
alike in frocks of rose pink bengaline trimm.s
with ecru guipure lace Two bands Of nh.
deep color on her bodce IN TheT and an 01 formed
brooches in the form of circles of diamonds sns ns
bride. Their hats Of Tuscan straw were tre 6y the
Of pink rosss and rown eves xegst ge and n
Their bouquets were of salmon pink carnations
tions were knoted Mr. Rockefeer ana his sa[na, ina,
brde manns lis brother 3b William G. Roekefeller-met The
performed by the rector. the Rev. DR.. David II
was at the organ. played various selections ""'
After the ceremony a reception was held a. ~,
home of the brides father. No. East For,ia,,
St. for which hundred invitations were san.
out. The house prettily decorated with naI,
and vases of Bride roses. which together with Ibs
Plant Flower and Fruit Guild 10 be d disSbS,.a Naona
among the hospitals missions and tenement houses
Among those at the church were Mr. and u-
William Rockefeller. father and mother OF tho
bridegroom; Mrs William c. Rockefeller who was
Miss Elsie Stillnan. sister of yesterdays brtda.
Mr. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller John D Rocks
feler, jr.. Mrs Bostwick Judge and Mrs John
Clinton Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Fl. o. Havemeyer Mr.
and Mrs H. O. Havemeyer jr-. Mrs. 0. B. Jennings,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings Mr.. and Mrs
Knower. DR.. and Mrs. McAlpin. the Misses stiI-
man, Mrs E. P Stilman. c. Stillulan Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs.
Mrs. RichLrd Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Parmelee
Prentice. Mrs. James " Varnum Mrs. e H. Harri-
man. Mrs H. Mex. Twombly. Mrs Francis Burton
Robb Miss RobB MT o6db9e nfH M aamRas %
" Gil Wylise; the Misses Julia and LuciIla -wyIe
Mrs William Kingsland Mr and Mrs. H. H.
Fl saTee a Mrs webb and oesaTS soes sG
MI and Mrs. George Dominick Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Archbold Miss Archbold. Miss spelman and j. "
Sterling
Among the weddings of interest 10 New-York
society which will take place to-day is that Of Miss
Anita de Garmendia- daughter of the late Carlos
de Ciarmendia, of NewYork, TO Lieutenant John
E. Stephens. l. S. A one of the instructors Of
the Military Academy West Point The cere-
mony viii take place the home of the brides
grandmother Mrs. John ". Baughman in Fred
trick Md Miss Estene Hawkins. daughter o,
Mrs. Dexter A Hawkins. Of No. West Thirty
fourth-s. will be married this afternoon TO Henry
" Warner in the Church Of the Messiah Thirty
fourth-st and Park-ave. The marriage of Miss
cdict. to Robert Kelley Prentice viii also tsEe
PLACE this afternoon at the home of the brides
father. No. S2o Fifth-ave
Miss Della GIrnee. of No. 6as Fifth-ave. gave
reception Yesterday afternoon, did also Miss
Leary at her home, No. Fffth-ave
Hermann Oelrtchs has returned from California
and is at his home. No East Fifty-seventh-st
A large reception was given yesterday afternoon
by James Stokes at his house in Park-ave IN
honor of the former French Minister Of Com
merce and Senator Jules Siegfried, and Of the Of
ncers OF the French warship now in port The
American fags. palms and flowers also forming
part of the decoration.
Miss Mary Hart Weing daughter OF the Iats
Charles Hunt yelling. quietly married to
Heinrich Rudolf Baltz OF Philadelphia at Calvary
Church yesterday. Bishop Satterlee. Of Washing
ton, Performing the ceremony Only the family
ana InInedlate Teat1ves were present The young
couple have taken house AZ Haverford. near
Philadelphia.
For the first time since the Pioneer began run
ming this it left the Holland House yester-
day morning without passengers. the party who
had chartered it being deferred by bad weather
naId w Rives as whip Worthiugton Whitehouss
has secured the coach for to-day
The next meeting of the Bridge Whist Glass
ganzed by Mrs Gouverneur Korrright will be held
ave
Atherton Blight and his daughter Miss Alice
where they stay with Mrs. Park. the sister
of Mr. Blight.
An authorized denial was issued yesterday Of the
reported engagement of Miss Lily oeiriehs. daush-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs. 10 Peter
Martin. of San Francisco
A dinner party is to be given this evening oy
Johnston Livingston. his home in Fifth-ave. f0'
Miss Helen Kountze and her iauce. Robert L
Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have returned
town from their country place in North Carohna.
where they have been entertaining large par"
OF friends from New-York during Lent
Mrs. Robert Goelet arrived yesterday at Con
board her yacht, the Nahma-