New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

ST. BarthoIomew's Church was the scene yester-
day afternoon of the marriage of Miss Eva Barley
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry / Barley, TO
Andre de Neuf1ize, of Baron Jean de NeulnZs'
Of PARTS As nearly two thousand invitations had
been issued for the ceremony the church was
crowded to such degree that there was scarceiS
standing room. The bride, dressed in white satin
trimmed with old point lace and orange blossoms
wearing a tuIle veil and carrying bouquet of lilies
of the valley, was given away by her father Miss
Rita Barley, who her maid OF honor wore'
with frock Of cream white chiffon trimmed with
lace, large white chiffon hat. She carried mauVe
orchids as did also the bridesmaids, Miss Caroline
Brayton, Miss Janet Fish, Miss Therese lselin and
Miss Sybil Kane, whose toilets were OF light blue
chiffon, appliqued with white lace, stoles OF shrred
blue chiffon trimmed with gray feathers and muffs
to match. Their blue chiffon hats were trimmed
with blush gray feathers. Pierre L. Barbey
Hugo Barring. Robert c. Sands Lispenard Stew
art Moncure Robinson, w s x Wetmore.
Edward De Peyster Livingston and Robert Sands
were the ushers. while Henry G. Barley was best
man. in the absence of the Rev. Dr. David H
Greer, through illness, the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. David Steele. assisted by
the Rev DR.. William H Grosvenor. After the
wedding there was a reception at the home OF the
brides parents and later the newly married
couple started their wedding trip. They are
booked to sail for Europe February q, and Will
make their home in Paris
Among those present at the ceremony were Mrs
E. L. Baylies, Mrs. c. B. Alexander Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane. Mrs. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt. Mrs.
H McVickar Mrs. Clement C. Moore, Mrs. Alfred
Seton Mrs. a. Lanfear Norrie. Mrs. John r.
Drexel Mrs. ". Seward Webb and Miss Frederica
Webb Mrs. James p. hernochan. Mrs. Elisha
Dyer. jr., and Miss Swan, Mrs. l. Townsend Bur-
den and Miss Gwendolyn Burden, Mrs. c. NJ.
Oelrichs Mrs. Peter Martin, Miss Josephine John
son, Miss Catherine and Miss Daisy Cameron and
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian IseIin and Mrs. Delancey
Kane.
Another wedding which took place yesterday was
that of Mrs. Coralie Edmunds Coudert to William
Green Rocker, of Rhode Island. the ceremony be-
Ing performed by the Rev. Thomas r. Slicer at
No. Ffth-ave.. the home of the bride. The lat
ter was dressed in light blue chiffon trimmed
with duchesse lace and wore a large black feather
hat She dispensed with both maid of honor and
bridesmaids. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Cheesebrough. Norman L. Coudert,
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Coudert. Miss Rocker of Gin
cinnati, and Mr. and Mrs Howard Davidson. On
the termination of their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Rocker will return to New-York and make their
home here.
Among the many dinners given last night
those by Mrs. Luther X. Kountze, Mrs. A. B.
Twomby. Mrs. W. Storrs Wells Mrs. EIbridge T.
Gerry and Mrs. Hugh j. Chisholm.
The other entertainments of the day comprised
a luncheon. given by Mrs. T.. *. Wimerding at
Sherrys; Mrs. William H. osgood's bridge whist
party. in the banquet room at Sherrys. and a
concert at the place in behalf of the Stony
wold Sanatori1m, at which Nine. Nordica and NJ
Gilbert the committee in charge of the affair
consisting of Mrs. E. Tiffany Dyer, Mrs. Jose Ay-
mar. Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri. Mrs Robert W. De
Forest Mrs. Henry +. Dmock. Mrs John Jacob
Astor and Mrs Edmund L. Baylies.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt booked to
sail for Europe February "a. and have virtually
decided to spend the entire summer abroad cruising
about their yacht, which is awaiting them in
European waters The consequence is that they will
not be seen at Newport this season. and there is
some speculation whether they will subet
Beauieu the William Waldorf AstOr place there
which they have leased for term OF years, or
whether they will allow 1t to remain unoccupied.
The third of the Neghhorhood Cotillons took place
last night at Dodsworths Herbert Coffin leading.
Scheduled for to-day the marriage of Miss
Marie b. Harmon Guernsey Curran St.
Tbomass Church, followed by a reception at Del
monico's: a luncheon party to be given by Mrs.
Henry s. Redmond followed by bridge whist:
dinner to be given by Mrs George s. Scott at her
house In West Fiftyseventh-st: receptions by Mrs.
willard S Brown and by Mrs. Herbert Parsons,
and dance at Sherry's to be given by Mrs. How
land Davis's dancing class.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes has arranged to take
a party TO the Adirondacks on February 10.
February "a has been set as the date for the mar
rage OF Ernest Cunard and Mrs Florence Padel-
ford &c y Campbell Will be the best man. and the
honeymoon is to be spent at Nice.
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor. together with