New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-24
NETWORK SOCIETY.

| Holly and Mexican poinsettia served give
essentially Christmastime aspect to st. Bartholo-
| news Church yesterday at noon, when the mar
riage OF Miss Edith Gray TO Robert 5. r. Hit. the
second secretary of the United States Embassy at
| Berlin took place The bride. who was given away
by her father. Judge John Clinton Gray, and VINO
was dressed in white satin trimmed with point
lace and pearls with veil OF point lace and car
rying bouquet OF white orchids. was attended by
the following bridesmaids Miss Janet Fish, Miss
Eva Barley Miss Edith Clapp. M'ss Ellen Dre1el
Paul OF Philadelphia: Miss Mamie Fair and Miss
Alice Burnhan of Boston, all arrayed IN Irocks
of white embroidered CLOTH their white beaver fet
and lace hats being trimmed with holly. of which
they likewise punches at their waists W. +.
Hit his brothers best man. while the ushers
included Payne Whitney. Milton Barger H. Rogers
winthrop John and Austin Gray. William Halo
o. Dr. Van Buren,. After the ceremony, which
Wis performed by the Rev DR. David II. Greer and
the Rev DR.. Battershsl OF ST. Peters, Albany
there was wedding breakfast and reception
in the annex of the Metropolitan Club. Among
those present the German Ambassador, Mrs
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, William X. Vanderbilt jr
Mrs. Gouverneur CortrigEt. Mrs. l. Townsend
Burden Mrs Gwendolyn Burden. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry CLOVIS Mr.. and Mrs. Julien T. Davies Mr..
and mrs. Frederick NJ. Davies. Mrs. E. ]. Ber-
wind, Mrs. Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Gourlie
Thacher. Captain and Mrs. Philip NJ. Lydig. Mrs
Henry S Redmond Miss Natalie Schenck. the
Misses Beatrice and Gladys Mills. Mrs. Trenor L.
Park Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley. Miss Eleanor Jay.
Miss Claire Bryce Miss Polly Whittier. Mrs. John
T. Drexel Miss Natica Rives Mrs. Marion Story.
William Hude Nelson Miss Fredericka Webb,
Mrs Hamilton Mckay Twombly, Miss Florence
Twombly Mrs. c. b Alexander, Mrs Joseph
Stfckney Miss Dix, Miss Farnsworth, Mrs French.
Mrs Greer Miss Goeet. Miss Haven, Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Phelps, Miss Therese Iseln. Colonel
and Mrs. Honey, Mrs James p. Kernochan, Mrs.
Lorillard Miss Lvermore. Mr.. and Mrs A. Lanfear
Norrie, Mrs. George L. Rives Mrs and Miss Rog-
ers Mrs. james Speyer. Mrs. James A. Stillman.
Mrs Henry l. Barley. Mrs George Zabriskie Gray.
NTrc Parp Peck Mr. md FRS
John A Prentice Mrs. N Devereaux CIapp. MIR.
and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
X. Cassatt. Mr.. and Mrs E. L. NJ. Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Burnham.
Miss Martha Havemeyer's recovery is going
favorably that her father. William +. Have
meyer, decided not to postpone the dance which |
he had arranged to give last night at Delmonico's
for his sons Arthur and Raymond. who now |
In town for the holidays. AS In the case OF the |
Hitt-Gray wedding. the holly and other Christmas |
decorations gave essentially Christmas aspect |
to the entertainment which took place at Sherry's
In the small ballroom where Mrs Hector Have
meyer assisted her two young brothers-in-law to |
receive their friends. There dancing both prior
and subsequent to the supper at midnight, but no |
cotillon figured the programme. Among those
present Miss Elsie Ladd, Miss Adene and /
Miss Julia Havemeyer, Miss Elise PostIey Miss /
Kate Prentice Miss Ruth Haskins, Miss Adelaide |
Knox Miss Eleanor Monroe. Miss May Peterson,
and kiliaen Van Rensselaer, jr., Winthrop NJ |
Russell Cheney, Frank t. Dodge. A Trowbridge
Dwight, ]. Reed Fuller. Bayard Hoppin Percy H
Jennings. Emerson Lathing. George A MohIman
John S. Martin jr- Thomas d. Thatcher, Bernard
Prentice, Pierre Preal, Charles D. Rafferty, Eric
A. Swenson and John c. Woodruff.
Another dance last night that given by Mrs
John E. Cowdin at her house in Gramercy Park |
the cotil,on favors being appropriate the season
of the year.
At Demonicos there the second of the series
of dances known the Tuesday Evening Assem-
blies, of which Mrs. Hector Havemeyer Mrs |
Thomas H. Wheeler and Mrs. Russell Cowles are
among the patronesses. A cotillon danced after
the supper, which served at small tables
Among the dinners which figured on socety's
programme for yesterday was given by Mr.
and Mrs. James W. Gerard at Mrs. Marcus Dafy's
house in Fifth-ave.
Mrs. George R. Sheldon gave a reception yester-
uay afternoon at her house in East Thirty-eighth-
st. for her daughter Mary, of the debutantes
of the season, who Wore a frock of white Liberty
satin and chiffon. carried large bouquet of mauye
orchids and assisted in receiving by Miss
Louise Robinson Miss Ella Guthrie.
Mrs. Arthur Sedgwick did give dance last
evening in the annex of the Metropolitan Club The
announcement made elsewhere that she would give |