New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-03

had the city for the summer anu W.
already established at their country places OF DIT
seaside resorts for the summer
one Of the most noteworthy weddings was that
of Miss Maud A Wolfe daughter of Mrs Christie
pher Wolfe of Tuxedo, to J. Butler Wright. at 81
Georges Church Stuyvesant Square, yesterda!
afternoon at o'clock. The brides dress was Oh
white satin. trimmed with point lace. the square
cut decollatage being filled in with guimpe OF
white chiffon. Her veil was of point dAiencon-
She wore white lace mittens and carried a lace
and mother-of pearl fan. Her sister Mary dressed
in white crepe de chine with yoke Of lace and
chiffon and with hat of white lace straw. acted
her maid of honor. while the bridesmaids, con-
sistlng of the Misses Sybil Kane Beatrice Crosby,
Louise Gibson Edythe Jones and Mary SimOns.
wore large black picture hats with black ostrich
feathers and frocks OF white organdie over pale
green satin. trimmed with broad bands OF ecru
lace Marshall Geer best man. while the
ushers were Stanton Whitney. Cornelius r. Agnew.
II. Mercer Walker and ". Howe The ceremony
performed by the rector the Rev. DIR. William
S. Rainsford. and there was no reception after
ward. Among those invited were Mrs Morris h
Jesup. {. {. Cuylrr. Miss Cuy!er. Mrs John Bull
land. Magistrate and MIS-. r c Cornell Mr. and
Mrs Henry Marquand Mr.. and Mrs. S, $ Smith.
mann mann MIS- MISS Edwars Mrs Sdsm6 TanaR Miss
Tappan. Mrs Richard Heckshaw Mrs. Nelson
Wright Mrs, William carhaTt Mrs Alfred Ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Clark Miss lie Roy. Mrs b.
X. Lawrence Irsing Clark. jr Mr. ard Mrs Will
Lorillard. Edward Buckley. MIR and Mrs. c. Brown.
Id 5s ta't Mrs Volt John Wofe MPs samaei
Thorne Mrs John Wolfe Mr. i, ana Mrs Grenyille
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond. Sheldon Leayitt.
f. Richards Dr. and Mrs c. W Richards and
Miss Dorothy Richards
Another wedding OF a rather picturesque char
acter was that OF Lillian Wing. daughter of Mrs.
Charles Tudor Wing. to Naval Constructor Law
renee York Spear who in full uniform.
those of his attendants who belong the
J-r{faj no took T,Ia,r
Mrs Wings house in West Fffty-ffth-st. The
bride. who given away by her mother
dressed in white satin. trimmed with old lace and
a tulle veil. while her sister Mrs. Mathis
NlcoII who acted her matron of honor
arrayed in white pineapple gauze trimmed with
Valenciennes. All the other bridal attendants
MaeoG 1unS rs Clinton De W Flanagan Mr
Henry S. Kerr and Mrs Gustave Trieste, and they
with lace and chiffon Captain sydney Cloman.
Francis paRe p6er @nd E Ma
Were the nshers while Eapta an. Wiiiam r. BHaI
We're Mr.. and Mrs, a. d, JuiIliard Mr.. and Mrs,
lespie, Thomas Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dodge
Rear Admiral and Mrs Hichborn. Rear Admiral
tain Hebson. captain WainWright: Lieutsnant and
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Garry Hutchinson.
Another bride of yesterday was Miss Mary sey-
mour Jewett. daughter of the Rev Edward II. Jew
EFT. who married to George Carey. OF Balti-
more. the Church of the TRANSPORTATION at
o'clock in the afternoon. The bride. who was
given away by her uncle, Henry Seymour Miller.
in of her father. who performed the marriage
ceremony was dressed In white satin. trimmed
with lace and a tulle veil Her sister. Sophie.
who was her maid of honor. frock of white
organdie. trimmed with white lace, and a large
black straw hat trimmed with black ostrich
plumes The Misses Marie Potter. niece of Bishop
Potter; Katherine Jewett Cornelia Ward. Eliza
beth Cushman Alice We'll and Nettie Thurber were
the bridesmaids. and attired in pale yellow
organde with black picture hats; Rutger Jewett
Seymour Jewett. William Alexander Evans VIII
lam Church George Morrison, James tombstone.
Robert Sheldon and DR. James Mitchell. Among
Ihose PooWed at the Vest Aints house Of Mrs
Wiimot Townsend Cox. cousin of the bride were
Sloan. Edgar AuchincIoss the Misses Auchincloss.
Miss Blandina Miller Miss Helen Miller. of Utica;
Wilmot townsend Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5
E EsTGeia Wynk6 n Miss Mary G EImendor Miss
Bertha Green. Maurice Green. the Misses FORSYTH
of Baltimore, mother of the bridegroom.
Death has been busy in the last few days In
society. and a large number of well known people
have been placed In mourning through the demise |
of Mrs S s Rowland Saturday Hot Springs.
and of James Brown Lord Montefore lsaacs and
Mrs di Cesnola Sunday. There many of |
the older set in society whose memories were |
stir ed by the announcement of the DEATH like |
wise on Sunday. of Mrs II. S. Sanford. who was |
one of the most famous beauties of the Court of |
the Tuler!es. and whose hu- band was for many |
wears connected with the United States diplomatic
service filling among other appointments that of |
Minister at Brussels. Her funeral takes place |
to-day at Derby. Conn. 80 o'clock 1t is like
wise this morning that the funeral of Mrs Di
Cesnola. wife of the director of the Metropohtan
Art Museum bl tai taxes place az 81 HoWIand taxes
who went down to Washington last evening TOT
atte mo lumber OF Other relatives and friends
who went down to WASHINGTON last evening Tor