New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

NEW-YORK SOCIETY.
Grace Church was the scene yesterday afternoon
of the wedding of Miss Alice Marston Mckim
daughter Of the Rev Haslett Mckim. to William
Hude Nelson Voss. The ceremony was ATTENDED
by a far larger representation of the fashionable
set than the hot weather and the lateness OF the
would have led one to expect The bride.
who dressed in white satin, with point lace
yoke and sleeves. and point lace VEIL was attend
ed by Mrs. Winthrop McKim as nlatron Of honor
Mrs. McKims dress being of green liberty gauze
trimmed with lace. Miss Marie Winthrop. Miss
Jessie Voss Miss Frances De Peyster, Miss Cath
crime Newbold and Miss Mary Ogden. who acted as
bridesmaids, dressed in frocks OF white lib
erty gauze. trimmed with lace, pale green sashes
and white lace hats. trimmed with white sweet
peas. o. Delancey Coster. Edward Foss. Leroy
McKim. Edward MenocaI. Norman Macleod Lieu
tenant Edward Macaulay. L. S. N. Robert Elder.
". Hude Nelson and julie Nelson were In attend
ance as ushers. while Franklin FOss acted as his
by the brides father. assisted by the Rev Dr.
W. r. Huntington Afterward reception took
parents of the bride. Among the invited guests
Misses &6 MRS Miss 6f6ev MT a the
Morton. Mrs. Sylvanus Reed. Mr.. and Mrs Latham
the Misses Welsh the Rev. and Mrs, John c. Lord
Mtss 4qR'ngt9n Tst9 W. Mr. and and Nd MTs We ToSf
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson. the Misses Nelson
ncR9 F Mrs eGsrc xaaoa Miss the MSs
Nelson raHGr Mr and Mrs Mr. Philip Lytngst9n @ Mr. and
Peyster. Miss Helen De Peyster. Ashton De Peys-
NJ.
FredeIic GaIlstin. Thomas Clifford; samuel T. Gil,
the Misses Haines.
It was at the Church OF the Transformation that
the wedding of Miss Maud Quintard daughter Of
the late James Quintard. and James Hanford
Brookheld took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock The BRIDE Who arrayed in a dress
Of white guipure lace and white chiffon and who
wore a tulle veil, given away by her uncle
Nicholas Palmer. while her sister. Airs. John G.
trimmed with white ostrich nunes actnd as iIS; ba
maid of honor Her little niere T1Icie ;sff5 aS h1
4 frock Of white organdie. trimmed with lace and
pink ribbons and a white lace hat. acted flower
girl J. LOrilla-d Arden Frank r. Palmer John
~ bc k1chaT4soai @ as Frank Brookfeld Douglas Camp
Henry NJ Brookfield was his brothers best man
Miss Leonore Putnam MilIer's marriage to
Charles Martin Gross took place yesterday after
noon at the house os her sister Mrs Curtis Brax-
ton Carter. in West Seventy-frst-st.. the home of
Mrs. Henry James Miller. the mother of the bride
being already closed for the season. Miss Miller.
who was arrayed in dress of satin crepe de chine
trimmed with point lace. and who wore point lace
was While 6 g g fF B. garter Psfe @
man The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Church Later In the afternoon the bridal couple
winter.
Another of yesterdays brides was Miss Con-
stance Marie Gunther. daughter OF Mrs William
Henry Gunther. who married at St BarthoIo-
news Church at TO DR.. Carl A. Clemons
Arrayed in gown of white satin. covered with
point lace, and wearing a tulle veil bordered with
point lace. the bride attended only by Miss
Lena Fanshawe, who wore white lace frock and
a large white hat trimmed with pink and white
roses. Simms G. Wylie. Franklin Gunther, John
Clinton Gray. 1r.. Louis Young. Alfred Clenons
and Burt Brown were the ushers. while Alfred
Dietrich best The ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev DR.. Bridges. of IsIip. Long
-.
Tiers house. in East Fifty -hfth-st.
Among the weddings scheduled for to-day is that
of Justice Van Brunt's son Arthur and Miss Ethel
Townsend Edison dagghteT ugh c,0 Of F[agkP T M Edison
news. Miss Helen Edison. daughter of DR.. Cyrus
Maids Will VIII be- Miss OF we0T MISS
Robert Miss Florence Schmidt and Hiss Caroline
honor f15rH Grant Notman. Roger Baldwin Albert
sd as nshe and Mnrs9 RS9sP
the bridegroom as best man. After the ceremony
house in West Seventy-dfth-st Mr and Mrs Van
Brgmf he Gn at A making sher
on their return to town at No 1l6 East Thirty
eighth-st
The Rev Dr. and Mrs David II. Greer and Miss
Greer who has recovered from her recent Illness
have left town for their country place at East |
Hampton. Long Island where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr.. has her cousin. |
Miss Martha tombstone, staying with her at Mill
brook ",
the camp at Peekskil will accompany him to
ing abandoned their intention of going abroad.
Miss Huntington leaves Grace Church rectory |
next week for Northeast Harbor. Me. for the |
summer: her father. the Rev. DIR. William r. |
August being kept in town by the alterations |
which are now In progress at Grace Church.
Mrs. John r. Drexel returned to town yesterday |
from Radnor, Penn. where she has been staying |
with her brother-in-law. James W. Paul. jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maclay Bull sail for Europe |
on June Il.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson, whose son-in-law
the Hon. Michael Herbert has just been appointed /
British Ambassador at Washington. leave town for |
Newport next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer leave here next |
week for Lenox. where they have taken a cottage /
for the season.
Mrs. Lawrence Kipp starts tomorrow for her
camp the Saranac Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Endcott will remove about |
June 10 to No. East Thirty -ffth-st from No.
ITO East Nineteenth-st,
Miss Margaret Rutgers Van Rensselaer, and DIR.
Anthony Phineas Voislawskay were married in the
old Reformed Church Belleville. N. J., last even
Ing: The Rev. DR.. Hegeman. of the Fifth Avenue
Collesiate Church, ofiiciated The wedding took
place In Belleville because 1t for generations
tne " an hensseiaer home and the greater part OF l