New-York tribune., 1903-04-30
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Miss May Riker's marriage yesterday afternoon
at the Church OF the Incarnation to her cousin
Henry Ingersoll Riker. attended by large
representation of the Riker family. There were
two married sisters of the bridegroom among the
bridesmaids, and less than four Rikers among
the ushers, while the guests Included Mrs. Danlel
Riker, the mother Of the bridegroom; MI ana Mrs.
s. Riker r. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Riker. Mr. and
Mrs W. J. Riker Mrs John L. Riker ID Miss Ruth
Riker Mrs J. j. Riker, Samuel Riker Sd, and. of
course the parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs Jonn
L. Rfker who gave a reception after the ceremony
at their house in West Fifty-seventh-st The bride
was dressed In white satin. with deep yoke OF
Irish lace and carried a bouquet OF gardenias.
while her bridal attendants. Mrs. W. Duff Bullard
and Mrs. Struthers, jr., Miss Llewelyn Far
sons and Miss Isabel Fanshawe wore frocks or
white crepe de chine trimmed with lace. and white
hats trimmed with white ostrich plumes- Herbert
Riker was his brothers best man. while Charles.
John and Daniel Riker we'll as Edward Ditrnars'
Alfred Swayne. Rufus Graves, Samuel I. Clifford
and DR.. J. R. Whiting, were Ushers- Among those
asked to the wedding Mrs. Jules Vatable. Mrs
Bayard Dominfck Mrs. Joseph T. Low and Miss
Laura Low Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford. T. r Gill
ford Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Harmon and Mr.. and Mrs. ". Rossiter Belts
Miss Edith Hunter Owens marriage to George
Haydock Moore took place yesterday at p. m at
the West Fifty-sfxth-st. house Of her parents. Dr.
and Mrs Henry E Owen, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Evans. Of the Forty-sec-
dressed in white satin. trimmed with point lace
and chiffon and wore tulle veil Her sister. Mrs
Johan Jansen of ChTistiania Norway; another SIS
ter Mrs Herbert c. Taylor; Miss Florence Bryant
and Miss Ethel Bowers were her bridal attendants
Frederick P. Moore his brothers best man and
Hugh N Camp ir., Benjamin Appleton, Howard
whitney. ir.. D. Fairfax Bush and William I.
Floyd acted as ushers.
Scheduled for to-day Is the marriage of Miss
Marion Hopkinson Smith. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Hopkinson Smith. to Heron c. Goodhart, Third
Secretary of the British Embassy at Constantnope
which will take place at the Church OF the IN
carnation this afternoon After the c~-emony there
will be a reception given by the brides parents at
their house in East Thirty-fourth-st-
Wednesday May 90 has been set the date Of
the marriage Of Count Gherardesca. Of the italian
Enobassv at washington and Miss Harriet Taylor,
daughter Of H. \. c. Taylor at the latter's house
in East Seventy-frst-st
A son was born yesterday at Newport to Mr.. and
Mrs Peter D. Martin, who were married there on
JuIy a Mrs. Martin Miss Lily OeIr1chs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ oelrichs
Mr. and Mrs Walter bingham Maynard re-
turned yesterday to town from their honeymoon.
most of which spent at the J. PferPont Nor
gan camp IN the Adirondacks-
The engagement is announced from Albany Of
Miss Susan VanderpOel 10 Joseph l. Oro- grad
uate of Yale. and a member of the University Club
Miss VanderpoeI is a daughter Of Mrs. Isaac Van
derpoel sister of Mrs. Marcus Hun. and niece
Of Mrs. s. Oakley vanderpoeL
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Livingston move into
their new house at MOrristown. n. J., at the end
of this week. 1t is of the wedding presents
which Mrs. Livingston received from her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze-
Miss Ellen DrexeI Paul. who IS a daughter Of
James w Paul. 1r.. and a niece OF Mrs DrexeI
and of William Waldorf Astor. has selected Satur-
day. May g. as the date Of her marriage 10 Paul
DenckIa Mills. at the Church OF ST. Martin's-in-
the-F1elds, Radnor, Penn
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt chartered the
Pioneer yesterday, and took party consisting OF
Miss Nora and Miss Therese Iselin Miss Natica
Rives. Miss Ives. Russell Perkins and Nfiin
Wharton out to the Ardsley Casino for luncheon.
Mrs. Henry Wilmerding Mrs. Francis P. Kinni-
cutt. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, Mrs James ".
Gerard. Mrs. Clarence Postley ard Mrs. Charles
A. Doremus were among those present yesterday
afternoon at Miss Amy Bakers recital at Sherry's
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock who has been staying at
Washington with Mrs. James W. Pinchot. has re-
turned to town.
Mr. and Mrs. John l. Riker are booked to SAIL
for Europe May 6, and viii spend the summer
abroad.
For the benefit of the charity known as the
Robins Nest a bridge whist luncheon will take
place on May at the ArdsIey Club. at Ardsley-on-
Hudson. under the management OF Mrs. Edwin
Gould, Mrs Frederick Bull. Mrs. William U. Par
and others.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY leaves here for Europe on May
y. accompanied by her daughters. Mrs. Carroll H.
Brown OF Baltimore. and Miss Harriet Daily. They
expect to return early in July. and will spend the
remainder OF the summer at their country place in
Montana.
Miss Marie Huntington, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles r. Huntington. who sailed yesterday for
Europe with Miss Evelyn Van Wart, to spend a
few weeks with the latter in London. early
in June and will spend the remainder OF the sum
ner, with her parents. in Quogue. Long Island.
where they have taken a house for the season
The Cotillon Lightly and the governors Of the
New-Amsterdam Club. who manage IT, are re-
sumns their country parties at scarsdale and will
give the first OF the day after tomorrow
Among those who will take part are Miss Eleanor
Phelps. Mrs John Hays Hammond. Miss Alice
Rowland. Miss Elizabeth Cragin and Miss Honor
Barr The club is organizing a new series OF dances
for next winter. to be known tho Madison
Dances.
Mrs. George Law is among the latest of the
sufferers from appendicitis. and underwent an op-
Grafton yesterday for this so frequent maIady at
the hands OF Or. w. T. Bull.
A MARRIAGE IN LONDON.
London, April 2s-Reiand Huntey Gordon son Of
the late Cosmo William Gordon, OF London, was