New-York tribune., 1902-04-24
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY
vhs the wedding of Miss Edith Rowland Hoat.
ley TO George Loriiard Ronalds yesterday in the
cha1try of ST. Thomas's Church. large
affair was really one of the prettiest of the
SON 1t took place at 12:30 o'clock in the little
chantry, which screened off from the main
church by tall palms. making wall Of green. The
altar decorated with garlands of white roses
and the chancel with ropes of pink ones. The
white satin priedieu which the bride and bride.
groom kuelt was trimmed by Hodgson with lilies
of the valley The bride. who entered with her
brother. Russell H HoadIey. who gave her awav
wore gown of white satin 1t was trimmed with
Valenciennes lace, which was worn by her mother
the iatter's wedding Her Valenciennes lace veil
was caught with spray of honeysuckle. and a
larger spray fell from her bodice to her skirt
She wore a string OF pearls. present from her
mother, and diamond pendant and necklace a
gift Of Mr. Ronalds- AS she left the church she
carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
which had been waiting for her at the chanceL
The brides cousin. Miss Helen Dunham. was her
maid OF honor. She dressed in white chiffon
trimmed with lace She picture hat Of
white straw trimmed with pink roses and carried
a court bouquet of pink roses. showered with these
flowers. which fell the front of her skirt. The
brides two little nieces. Louise Russell HoadIev
and Helen Hoadley. to be her little flower
girls, but Louise Russell ill her brother
Sheldon took her place: He wore Russian blouse
frock and white lace hat and she carried a basket
gray Chiffon trimmed with let iaee spanged Rit Ras
silver. and toque OF lilies OF the valley; After
s b ge Te sa Wen BY 5Rs
for the bridal party and relatives. vas held
sell Hoadley. No & East Seventy -third-st Mr..
Pd as 6adth4 69S COUSIN MS na k6ns L0 3
the brides brother Charles Hosadiey served as
Hoadley., Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK Belts, Mr. and
and Mrs cIeveland II Dodge Mr. and Mrs Morris m
r JefHD Mr. and Mrs NE Edwa+d @ Mi Mitchell ! Mr. and
lard. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred r Co1king. Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs g{ % Mn Miss and 6 r5 BaESy EGTara Nv wns
lev Consul General BuePa en- , qf Berlin MI and
and Mrs WILLIAM W chqreh ET osooT9 g Mr. Mr. and md Mrs
Mrs cbaTfes Steele The BRIDES sgG going away gown @
was Of tan eolored cloth. trimmed with white lace
straw. trimmed with black roses. Mr.. Ronalds and
through the New-Engiand States Their tour BE-,
gins az Boston On thar return from from it they will
for the summer.
Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly gave a small dinner
last evening her home q East Fifty-hfth-st-
The marriage OF Miss Eleanor MONTGOMERY.
daughter OF Robert EgIinton Montgomery, Of
Council Bluffs. Iowa. to Grenville Parker, son OF
DR.. Willard Parker. will take place on Monday in
Ascension Church. Fifth-ave- and Tenth-st- Miss
Montgornery's Inatron of honor will be Mrs Vance
Brown. OF Asheville. N c.. and she has selected
for her bridesmaids Miss Anne Dodge and Miss
Adele Skiddy. MI ParLer,s best man will be his
6r3hsr& Nh Morris b E5Tard kssna enve ea pdgs
Montgomery. brother of the bride; Walter Good
@ ter the cesony Which viii be performed BY the
M R b p h qseapon aRS tho s I the r Hoas sf3q5 Maas
interesting fact concerning the wedding IS thar
of the marriage of the hridegrooms parents Miss
Montgomery is a granddaughter OF General t1ren-
The road coach Pioneer chartered yesterday
by Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who was its whip HIS
guests included Mrs. Vanderbilt, who occupied the
box seat; Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings Mrs F "
Davies Mr.. and Miss Hare, Robert L. Gerry and
William P Burden Alfonso de Navarro viii have
Mrs Jay and Miss Jay VIII os anGns mon IL US b pa Id
gsrs on Friday when Coonsl rsd JAY % e5 es sHe ON me
Pioneer for Tuesday. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jen7 rt,
be Miss Randolph. Miss Jay and Miss Barney
The marriage Of Miss Emily c. Trowordge.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin D. Trow bridge, TO
Frederic Gaatin. jr. will be celebrated this after
noon at the home oc her parents. No rs East
Thrty-ninth-st II was to be a large wedding and
to take place in the Brick Church but owing 70 the
recent death OF the brides aunt the plans had to
be changed For this reason Miss TTowbridge will
dispense with bridesmaids and will have only one
There viii be no ushers Reginald satterlee Wills
will Mr. Gala tins best man. Only relatives VIII
formed at 4 o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Henry van
Dyke. OF Princeton University
A hat sale was held yesterday. and will be con-
tinued to-day the Jay mansion. the home OF
MIR and Mrs D. Percy Morgan. at Harrison n Y.
ren In qe Gs Of 0f R1 Mamar6necK and Port Chester
interested in it,
Mr. and Mrs E C Benedict will go to their
country home on Indian Harbor. Greenwich. Conn.
early next month
Among those booked sail yesterday on the
Teutonic was Mrs. John V. l. Pruyn- of Albany.
who will spend some time travelling on the other
side.
Many Of the Meadow Brook colony have already
opened their houses on Long Island. Among them
are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay, Mr. and
Mrs Norman De R Whitehouse Mr. and Mrs Ed
win D. Morgan and Mr. and Mrs Butler Duncan
The Knickerbocker Bowling Club. which has been
meeting on Wednesdays since February ), closed
its season yesterday afternoon This last meeting
which like the others was held IN the TEENS EMS % 5J4
SI shIIa III In the afrernoon there was music and.
usual. tea was served
Mrs. Charles H Bergman gave a large euchre
and bridge whist party yesterday at her home, No.
I07 East SevenJeenth-St
The cable dispatches from Paris report once more
the engagement Of Miss May Van Allen TO Robert
r Remington which was announced by authority
in this column on January % last
MR. AND MRS P. A VALENTINE BACh-
Mr. and Mrs p A Valentine returned from their
bridal trip on the Oceanic yesterday Mrs var
entine was Mrs. P D Armour. r Laey %Si'
married at the Hotel Netherland some time ago.
PRESIDENT MORTON MUCH IMPROVED.
President Morton Of Stevens Institute Of Tech
nology Hoboken who underwent an operation
week ago Monday was reported last night 70 90
n recently contracted CO IMPLICATION UP TO Aioh-
Gay last he not out OF DANGER