New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
About People and Social Incidents.

lace coats and white felt hats trimmed with WRIT,
feathers Paul Bedford was the best man and
George Putnam and Lse Hunt. as well as Lisuter-
ant Commander Louis Gullick. Payrnaster Henry
Jswett and Lieutenants Houston Sargent and Hart
all Of the navy, the ushers the officers ike
the bridegroom. being in uniform After the cere-
mony. which was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Charles f. Parkhurst. there was a receotion az
the home Of the brides parents. in East Twenty
1rst-st. Lieutenant Graeme and his bride viii az
close OF their wedding trip make their home az
Washington. where he is connected with the Ord
nance Department He assistant navigator OF
the Iowa at the battle Of Santiago. and has 1ust
returned from three years cruise in Eastern
waters
Still another wedding yesterday was ina. OF Masz
Helen Stuyvesant Dudley. daughter Of the late
Henry Dudley. 10 Dwight Brannan of Boston.
Bishop Satterlee, cf Washington. performed tbs
ceremony at the house OF the BRIDE in West Fifty
seventh-st., and she given away by her
brother Fl. StuyvesaRt Dudley. Her dress was OF
white satin trimmed with lace, and she
point lace veil and carried bouquet oI lilies OF
the valley. Miss Laura Dudley acted maid OF
honor. while Miss Fannie Dudley and her cousin,
Miss Julia Stuyvesant WinterhoG. were the brides
maids They were all dressed IN frocks Of
pale blue chiffon trimmed with lace and wore
white lace hats, with trimmings Of edeIwess.
Percy Bramwell. Richard Zeresa, o. De Lancy
Coster. Morton Nichols. Grenville Braman and
Clyde D. V. Hunt were the ushers. and the Rev.
Percy S. Grant was the best man Mr.. and Mrs.
Brarnan on their return from their honeymoon,
will occupy the brides home In Eifty-seVenth-st
Mrs. John 3. Blake gave dinner last night At
the Metropolitan Club to celebrate the engagement
of her son. Garrett Bergh Kip. Of the lats
William Bergh Kip. Of Rhinebeck-on-the-Hudson.
to Miss Garcia de Peyster daughter Of Colonel
and Mrs. Livingston de Peyster. OF Tfvoli-on-the-
Hudson. which announced in this column yes
terday Miss de Peyster's Aance is brother OF
William RuIoH Kip.
Several dinners were given last night. among
others by Mrs. Eruesto G. Faborf. Mrs Charles
Emory Miss Della Gurnee and Miss Helen Tai
bot Olyphant. who had asked party OF twenty
to celebrate her twenty-frst birthday Mrs Car
erce s Day also gave large dinner at her house
in Madison-ave-. preceded by reception IN the
afternoon in the Annex Of the Metropolitan Club
for her two daughters-in-Iaw. Mrs George P.
Day and Mrs. Julian Day, both Of whom were
married last autumn
Mrs Julius CatIin and Miss Edith Catln have
gone TO Washington for the remainder Of the
season.
Colonel John Jacob Astor. Walter g. Gurnee, Alex
ander NJ Hadden. Beverley Robinson, Robert z Ltv-
fngston. Lyman Rhoades. Henry Clews and George
GriswoId Gray are among the members Of the
committee in charge OF the arrangements of the
annual Charity Ball in aid Of the Nursery and
Child's Hospital. which takes place on February
5 at the WaIdorf-Astorsa- The entire ballroom
suite Will be used. well as the Astor Gallery,
the Myrtle and East rooms.
Mrs William H schienen. Of No z43 East Fff-
teenth-st announces the engagement OF her eaugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor Jay schierslin. to Theodore
Munger Taft