New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Alice Morton's marriage to Winthrop Ruth
erfUrd took place yesterday at noon in Grace
Church and owing to it's celebration in Lent was
a rather quiet affair. Save for two vases OF hles
the altar There floral decorations,
neither were there any bridesmaids nor maid OF
honor and there reception after the we'd
ding The bride. who given away by her
father. Ex-Governor Levi 2. Morton. arrayed
in d gown OF white satin. with long train. which
fen in organ pipe pIeats- The bodice had vest
arrangement Of brussels ,ace. and draped
with hchu of the same material caught here and
Ihere win sprays OF orange blossoms. Her vel
was or BRUSSELS point. ana was fastened with
flowers, but only small ivory prayer book, and
no gloves but the deep friIs Of white chiffon
which trimmed the sleeves and fell over her hands
almost concealed them. The bride and her father
were met az the chancel steps by the bridegroom
and MS best man, RItherfurd Stuyvesant- The
qshers We're Herman puryea. Winthrop Chanler,
J: Borden Hartman, Egerton l. Winthrop jr,
The ceremony performed by the rector the
Rev. Or. William r. Huntington. Elmer Marsh
sang The Voice that Breathed Der Eden" TO the
music Of old German choral and at the close OF
the ceremony James NJ. HeIfenstein. the organist.
played the wedding march from "LOhengrin'' a
recessional After breakfast at the Fifth-ave.
house Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi 7. Morton. in which
only the Morton family took part the couple left
the city for brief honeymoon before sailing for
England and France ON their return from Eu-
rope they viii occupy the cottage at Newport
which they have leased for the coming season
Among those present in church besides Mrs Nor
ton. who dress OF reseda mOire
trimmed with Venetian lace with "A toque of green
leaves. sable pelerne and muf Miss Lena Nor
ton I'm froCk OF corn flower blue taTeta with
large picture hat Of pale blue chiffon. trimmed with
feathers, and Miss Mary Morton. dressed in white
crepe de chine. with large tulle hat trimmed with
roses, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting Mr.
and Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting, jr. Miss Choate Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Crosby Mrs. Royal Phelps Car
roll Miss Cotjenet. Rawlins Cottenet Mr.. and Mrs
James Duer. Miss Davidge. Mrs Nicholas Fish.
Gardiner. Miss Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L.
Hoyt, Miss Hoyt. Miss Gertrude Hoyt. Miss Molly
Hare, Mr. and Mrs. George @. Haven Mr.. and Mrs
Whitelaw Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Huntington Mr. and Mrs j. Borden
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Howard
Mr., and Mrs. John II. Hammond NIr and Mrs
Adrian Isen. jr.. Miss ISelin, Colonel and Mrs
Jay, Miss Jay. Mr.. and Mrs Augustus jay Miss
Josephine Johnston, Mrs James T. Kernochan Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. King Miss Caroline King Mr. and
Mrs, Il. P LIVINGSTON, the Misses Livingston,
Lk1anier k1a Nr IT., and Mrs Edward Morsan. Mrs. f d.
Mr. and Mrs Allan Marqudnd. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Monroe, Or. and Mrs George Miller. AIr and Mrs
MS Henry " Sviekaf Nj! and '2z Mrs Al "A GdT $3H
o H'eses 6 III 5 Ne" 49'i SteInen pn The
Mr.. and Mrs Geraldyn Redmond. Miss Redmond
Mr. and Mis- Herbert Rob6ins Nr ana Mo reoSoP, 4
ibad Russell 5r and Mrs Hamilton a'' RMsSc Mrs rS9 T7
and Mrs. George l.. Rives, Miss Rives. Alr and Mrs
n1r. and Mrs. saunders, Miss Anna sands, William
H' M Rbsr stevens e and MI Mira anS 'Tr % S%rsnsn
Smuh AIR and Mrs. Lewis Thompson Dr ana
Isl TWamb M5S Twdnt6yy Miss ',n Amy No Town. H.
send Mrs NanGer6llt Mr. md Mrs, cornelius Van
Ar. ana Mrs. II. =. Whitney Mrs NJ. Orme Wilson
l}oberl Winthrop Miss Wmyhrop Mr. ana Mrs Ed Ed
HSrG or Nn"oT r MIS @ AS5gJ Mt and Mrs John Jacob
Jhe Misses Bliss, Miss Baldwin Mrs Frederic Brou-
James A. Burden. Mrs. James a Burden jr. Mrs
III. Mr. nd
O Beach Mr.; and Mrs o. Bird. Miss Bigelow Miss
Mrs. Anson Phelps stokes's entertainment last
night at her house in Madson-ave.. consisting Of
tabeeux vivauts and music. was an amateur affair
organized for the sake OF charity the proceeds
from the sale of tickets being devoted to the col
lege Settlement on Rivington-st. The tabIeaus
consisted of scenes from the Mort d Arthur bv
Abbey, and others and were given in the library
in the customary setting Ct a large gilt frame
Among those who took part in the living pictures
were the Misses Florence Twomby, Helen barney
Gurnee, Natalie Henderson. Rosanlond StraefS
bell amp
Among the dinners last night was one nv Mr. and
Mrs Hamilton Nick, Twomby at their house in
Fifth-ave Earlier in the day Mrs Arthur p
Twomhy had luncheon party AT her house in
East Fifty y-hfth-st "
Several concerts. lectures and other entertain
ments of the same kind took place Yesterday Miss
Anna f often gave a successful violin recital I,s,
night in the small ballroom at the WaIdorf-As
toria assisted by Maxwell Kennedy the hoy So
prano at Grace Church Professor Edouard Ianca
was equally fortunate in connection with the first
of his series of lectures DemonCO's in the
morning, under fashionable patronage while in tbe
afternoon Mackenzie Gordon gave a concert al M.
Waldorf-Astoria and Ernest Thompson seton had
his stcreoptcon lecture at the same place for the
benefit of the NeghbOrhood Clubs work at Hartley
House.
Mrs. Clarence G. Dnsmore. Mrs. W. d. Dinsmore
and Miss Madeline Dlnsmore Mrs Best and Miss
Best. James Henry Smith and the Count de Monte