New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
About People and Social Incidents.

Matte Havemeyer. and the matron of honor. Mrs.
Isaac Jenney. jr, wore frocks of light green
a ss trimmed With With ne ha acs white s
Havemeyer was his brothers best man. while the
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Ress ib nese Gssy is and lsase aaam Jsnns
relatives and intimate friends only. at the west
Mrs James Russell Among those present at ths
ssS wsddnE M were on Mn ar11 and Mrs sedeG G @ Edy Mr.
Hasn HaEsmsyeT cME MI and Nd Mrs George Russell Miss
and Elihu Root. Secretary Of War i'OsefS
Another wedding yesterday was that Of Miss
Mary Oakley and Arthur Brooks of Boston, which
took place IN the Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave and
Forty-eighth-st.. at $50 p m. The bride daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs e Benedict Oakley who was given
away by her father. wore dress of white satin
trimmed with old point lace. with a veil of tu1s
and large diamond crescent. the gift of the bride
groom She carried bouquet of lilies of the valley
Her bridesmaids, the Misses Edith Van Cortlanat
Jay. Elizabeth Oakley. Madeleine Litchheld and
Lucy Byrd. were arrayed in frocks Of white
hats Of wn eoiored s5aS med m a'e ws shs
Ostrich plunhes; The names of the ushers have
ceremony there was reception at the home of the
those the wedding were Mrs John Ciarkson Jaw
Mr.. and Mrs. sackett Barclay. Mr.. and Mrs Stock,
Jennings Mr and Mrs Edward IitchfeId. Mr. r'9Ti aud
ShIS MTs Henry M Burden Hr "a and Mrs Charles Fair
the honeymoon Mr.. Brooks and his bride will make
tHeH hoHe III BOSTON
Yet third wedding on yesterdays social pro-
gramme that of Miss Bertha Gillet and Lieu
tenant William Patterson. U. S. A, in Trinity
Chapel. The bride. who given away by her
father. Emsle NJ. Gillet. gown of white
satin. trimmed with duchesse lace. and tue veil.
fastened with orange blossoms. and carried u
quet OF lilies of the valley. Her sister, Jane. who
was her maid of honor wore frock of pale green
mousseline de sole. trimmed with cream colored
lace. and white hat trimmed with daisies. while
the bridesmaids including the Misses Charlotte
Gillet. Anne Mott. Mary Nibbert. Mary De Barry.
Rita Burgess and Leonie Lentilhon. white
mousselne de sole frocks. with green tulle sashes
and hats made of daisies. Little Bertha Purdy
and Mildred Glet. similarly attired. acted as
flower girls Edward X Crook oficiated as best
man of Lieutenant Patterson, who was in fun uni
form yeae also 9 e ISs EdTaTd Don
Alfred Rocker. jr.. and Charles Wendt. of Squad
lam Iand irving 9 and nq + suherand acted as aShers
As the Gillet family is in mourning there was only
Sdn h9ufs tS Of 5rc the brides r
Mrs Charles Dewar Simons. jr. Mrs H. Walter
webb. Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Campbell. Mrs, Bel
Mr. Mt and Mrs benjamin S. Church. Miss Angelica
Church and Mrs c. F. Goodwin
Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt arrayed in a frock Of
dark blue cloth. trimmed with red velvet revers.
and hat OF black and white straw, trimmed
with white wings. sat in the box seat of the
Pioneer when II started yesterday morning - from
Her husband drove. and among the other pas
cloth frock almost concealed by tan cloth rag
Ian. and with hat of black and white straw;
Miss MacCinnis. J. MacGinnis and VI. Hare.
Miss Anne Constable has announced her intention
of giving an entertainment which she describes
a Stock Exchange party April % at her
brothers studio. No. q East sixteenth-st- The
studio will be fitted UP to represent the Stock Ex-
change. There will he telephone booths and tick
quotation boards. TOstrum and all the 0tner
accessories of a full hedged Bourse, while the
guests will represent well known brokers and
fnanciers-
Booked to sail to-day the Deutschland for
Europe are Lord ReveIstoke. Lispenard Stewart
j. Cowdin. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newhouse J. NJ
Waterbury jr Mrs F. P. Wfmerding. George
retary Of the embassy at Berlin; j. r. Roosevelt
s. Montgomery Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan
Thorne. 11r. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Payne Whitney and Arthur Turnure
There will be ladies day reception to-ruor-
row afternoon at the Grolier Club. Mrs. William
Bliss Mrs. Leon Marie and Mrs. William LorinS
Andrews will receive the guests. feat ture OF the
entertainment will be an address on Sir seymour
Haden etcher by Royal C. Cortlssoz
Among the dinner parties given last night was
home No. q Park-ave- Mrs John R Drexel had
a luncheon followed by a bridge whist party. at
her home. No. i59 Fffth-ave-
Mr. and Mrs. John Sloane and their son. VIII
lam. have returned to town from California ana
at their home, No ssS Fifth-ave
Mr. and Mrs Charles T Barney and their chill
dren will sail for Europe on April So