New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
NETWORK SOCIETY.

r,,o marriages are scheduled for to-day ThaC
of Count Giuseppe della Gherardesca, Of the 1IaI-
ian Embassy at Washington to Miss Harriet lay
1or daughter of Henry A C. Taylor VIII take paco
st the latter's house. in East Seventy-nrst-sI,
while the wedding of Miss Josephine Atteroury anu
F,1phalet Mott Potter, will be at $50 O'CLOCK TINS
afternoon at ST. Thomas's Church, the cerenloHE
banp nerforrned by the brdegroom's uncle, Bishop
pot+or The latter wedding will be followed by
reception given by the brides father. John turner
Atterbury at his house in West Forty-nlltH-s'
Miss Mary Atterbury viii be her sister malll u
honor and the bridesmaids will include MISS 10Y
ence TwoubIy Miss Helen Potter. Miss ANITA
Dorninick and Miss Dorothaa Draper or new
York: Miss Pauline Biddle. of Philadelphia ana
Miss Ellen Parks and Miss Susie Hover OF Bos-
ton J. W. Fuller Potter will be his orothers DeS'
man and the ushers will be E. Coster WlirneroIHs'
William Post lie Grand Cannon Griswold. the Rev
Ig1sto Chauncey. Cecil Barrel. A. Coster NicnoIs'
Joseph Swan, of Troy; David Hawkins, OF Phiia-
delphia, and Benjamin DiDly. Of Boston
Grace Church was the scene yesterday Of the
marriage of Miss Grace Henop, daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Louis Henop to Robb de Peyster 1ytuS-
The church was crowded with friends and ac-
quaintances. among whom the old knickerDocker
element was largely represented Tine Drlae' VINO
was given away by her father, was dressed N
white satin trimmed with point lace. with winch
she wore a tuIle veil She carried bouquet OF
honeysuckIes. Her sister. Sydney. who was her
maid Of honor. was Sowned IN white NaIehcleilho'
lace combined with white chiffon She wore q
large white lace hat and carried bouquet OF
white ulacs while little FIoUrney Sharp. who onl-
ciated as flower girl wore frock Of white en-
brofdered lawn, large white sash, and a picture
hat of white lace trimmed with white roses
George Parnly Day was the pest man.
and Roderick Terry, jr.' Joseph Lanes,
parker Corning T. Lawrence Lee, Richard
E,lv Joseph Burnet, Robert Brewster and
BENJAMIN Moore were the ushers. AIteF
the ceremony, which was performed by the rev
DR.. William r. Huntington, there was reception
Al the rectory, adjoining the church Among those
nresent were Mr.. and Mrs. William Butter Dun
can or Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gallatin Mr. and
Mrs William Jay Schtefelin, Mr.. and Mrs Arson
Phelps Stokes and the Misses Stokes. MY ana
Mrs J. Russell Solely and the Misses Solely MT
and Mrs. Albert Delafeld. MI and MIS- 6eorse
Post Bishop and Mrs. Potter, Bishop Doane, Mr..
and Mrs ] s Barnes and the Misses Barnes, MI
and Mrs. ]. J. Wysong. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
and Miss Clare Bryce a part OF the honeynlooh
will be spent in the Adirondacks, where the brloe-
groom has a camp, and subsequently the newly
married couple will go to Japan and China by way
of San Francisco, spending next winter IN Egypt
Mr. and Mrs Carrot Bergh Kip are spending
their honeymoon at the old Kip country place at
nebeck-on-th Hudson, and sail early next
month for Norway.
The italian Ambassador and slgnora Mayor Des
PIanches have arrived in town from Washington
TO attend tahe wedding of Count Della Gherarde5ca
and Miss Taylor to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Dinsmore, jr., have left
town for Tuxedo. where they have opened their
cottage for the summer
Miss Juanita Cevallos Hewitt. whose marriage to
Rufus L. SewaIl, of Boston is set for June !, at
Ardsley. will have her bridesmaids Miss An
toinette Miss Bessie and Miss Edythe Hewitt as
ard & Jaff Thayers