New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-10
NETWORK SOCIETY.

for Newport where the honeymoon viii be spent
at Ochre Point. They are booked to sail next Tues
day. Some OF the many presents Miss Goelet has
received are: From her grandmotheT's (Airs. GOe-
lets) estate diamond and pearl tiara and from her
mother a diamond tiara, and also two large dia-
mond bowknots. Miss Thayer, one OF the brides
maids. has given her point lace fan mounted IN
mother OF pearl. with the monogram and coronet
in diamonds. James Henry Smith also sent her
pearl and lace fan. diamond tiara and da-
mond and emerald pendant have been given her oy
the BRIDEGROOM; a diamond tiara from Robert Goe-
let, her brother; jewelled miniature or the DUKE
and fan with diamond monogram from Lazy
Isabel Innes-Ker sister of the bridegroom an en-
eraId and diamond corsage piece from Mrs r. T.
Wilson: diamond pendant from Mr. and Mrs K
T. Wilson jr., and a diamond collar from Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr. OF the bridesmaids MISS
Johnston gave diamond bracelet; Miss Haven,
sapphire and diamond ring; Miss Beatrice Miiis.
turquoise and diamond pin; Miss Babcock, diamond
pin; Miss Whittier. Russian enamelled clock and
Miss Therese Iselin turquoise and diamond brace
let Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry have
given a large silver centrepiece; MI ana
Mrs. w D. Sloane, a gold purse studded with
sapphires; Mr. and Mrs William Il Wander
bilt r. a sapphire bracelet; Mr.. and Mrs Orme
wilson diamond comb; Ms. Astor. ruby and dia-
mond ring: Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund BaylIes, PINK
topaz ring; Miss Gladys Mills diamond bonbon
box. Mr. and Mrs William X Thompson, emerald
hatpin: Mrs. Livingston, fan; Mr. and Mrs Harry
Iehr old French fan: Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob
Aston fan; Henry Worthington Bull two vases;
Henry Rogers Winthrop. fan; Mr., and Mrs. Oliver
H. P Belmont. turquoise chain Mr.. and Mrs. Z Z.
Post gold pin with emeralds and diamonds; Hugo
Barring. silver basket; Mr.. ard Mrs. Clarence H.
Mackay. diamond bracelet; Nathaniel Thayer. ink
stand: Mr.. Navarro. pearl and diamond hatpin;
Mrs. Ogden Mills. gold dish; Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
gold saIver; the Earl and Countess Of Pembroke,
case of antique furniture: Lady Alwyn Comp
ton, gold bell. and Mrs. Clement Moore, bracelet
Of rubes and diamonds From the servants at the
employees in the Ogden Goelet estate Office sill
yer punchbowL In the main. only the presents
from American friends of the bride and bridegroom
have been received here, the presents from those
in England having been sent TO the dukes castle
10 await the arrival Of the bridal pair.
The ceremony to-day will be performed by Bishop
Doane OF Albany. assisted by the Rev. Ernest "
Stires. rector Of 5. Thomas's Church Miss
Beatrice Mills will act the maid OF honor to
the BRIDE who will be given away by her brother,
Robert Goelet.
Miss Beatrice Mills will act as the maid Of honor
to the bride, who will be given away by her
brother, Robert Goelet-
Yesterday afternoon St Thomas's Church the
scene of a rehearsal of the ceremony, at which
Mrs. ogden GOelet Mrs. Charles A. Whittier and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt were present The Duke
of Roxburghe came on from Sherry's where he had
been taking luncheon with his mother. the Duchess
of RoxbuTghe; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and the
Ron. Reginald Ward his best man. while Miss
Goelet had entertained her bridesmaids az lunch
con. Robert Goelet will entertain his sisters
bridesmaids dinner this evening. Mrs. Aston
gives a dinner Friday for the Duchess and Lady
Isabel Innes-Ker.
At $50 this afternoon Trinity Chapel will be the
scene Of the marriage OF Miss Minna Lentilhon.
daughter of the late Captain and Mrs. Joseph @.
Lentilhon, to Montgomery Porter Crook The bride
Will have only attendant, Mrs. Samuel Pierce
Edward *. crook will be the best man. After the
ceremony there Will be a small reception at the
OF he
Comtesse CASTOR d'Arschot-
Tomorrow Miss Alice OIn's marriage to Tracy
BOWS takes place at GIenburn. the DIN country
place at Rhinebeck-on-the-H Hudson. The BRIDE who
will wear a gown Of white chiffon trimmed with
old duchesse lace, and tulle VEIL will be attended
by Miss Nora Iselin. dressed in princess gown
of white cloth. The newly married. couple VIII
spend the first days OF their honeymoon cruising
the bridegroOm's yacht
Another wedding set for tomorrow is that Of
Miss Edna Goadby Loew to Howard Crosby
Brokaw at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
at $50 The bridegroom is a OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Brokaw, OF Fifth-ave and Seventy ninth-st.
and Is a member Of the University. Racquet and
Westchester Country clubs.
Dr. Gerardus wynkoop will act as best man for
his son. DR.. Daniel Woodbury. Wynkoop. on the
occasion Of the latters marriage TO Miss Carley NJ
Schenck, in Grace Church Chantry. Saturday.
the bridesmaids. and after the ceremony there will
be a wedding breakfast at the brides house. in
West Fifty-third-st-
Miss Betty MetcaIfe. daughter Of Mrs George
Bird. has selected December Is the date Of her
marriage to Robert Pruyn. OF Albany at the
Church OF the Incarnation
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester GriswoId return to town
tomorrow from their wedding tour and will take
possession OF their house. No. ia East Thirty
eighth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton NICK. TwombIy will
spend Thanksgiving in town instead Of as usual at
FIorham. their country place at Madison N j.
They return to the city for the season on Novenl-
Der q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherford. who have
been staying at Ellerslie with Mr. and Mrs Levi
P. Morton. have gone to Tranquility their place in
New-Jersey. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee have returned
TO town from Highland Falls. and are at their
house. in Madison-ave., for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. r. ara 70
ceiving congratulations on the birth Yesterday
morning OF daughter at their house in East
Fifty-fourth-st. Mrs. Rockefeller was Miss Abbie
d. Aldrtch. daughter Of Senator Aldrich She was
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The engagement is announced OF Colonel Douglas
Dawson. who has just been appointed by King Ed
ward Master of the Ceremonies at the Court OF
St James TO Mrs Herbert Oakley youngest
daughter OF the late Gordon Prize. OF the Chateau
de NarCnnes, IN France.
Lord and Lady Alsernon Gordon Lennox who
are In mourning for Lord Algernon's father the
late Duke Of Richmond and Gordon. and who ar
rived on board the Celtic from England. stay
Ing with William L. whitney