New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

Several weddings took place yesterday afternoon
among them the marriage Of William Henry rem
dieton and Miss Florence Vyse daughter OF sdr
and Mrs. Thomas A vyse. who celebrated on inc
same occasion the fftieth anniversary OF their own
wedding The scene Of the ceremony was the
house Of Mr.. and Mrs. yyse. r. West Thirteenth-
St The bride who given away by her father
was dressed In white satin. trimmed with point
lace and tule, her tuIe veil being fastened Win
orange blossoms The toilet OF her sister, mics
Belle Vyse who was her only attendant was OK
pink pompadour silk. trimmed with lace arthur
Pendleton his brothers. best man, ana thers
were no tshers Among those invited to the wed
ding and 10 the reception which followed were
Mrs Frederic Nelson and Frederick Gebharu.
cousins OF the bride; Jules B. Nelson MI ana
Mrs Richard Delafeld. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick oe
Peyster Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coffin and
Mrs. William Pendleton- On their return from
their honeymoon the newly married couple VIII
make their home at No. 436 Chelsea Square
.o,ber of Yesterdays weddings was that Of
Miss Emma +. Saher to Arthur II Dakin. OK
Boston which took place at the house OF her
rnother Mrs ID. Dubois Saher, No. 81 tifth-aVe
Miss Helen Sahler acted as her sisters maid OF
bonor while the bridesmaids Miss Emily
Coddngton Miss Julia Coggill. Miss Florence
Huntington. Miss Florence Sahler and Miss Fran-
ces Brush william Wheeler was the best man.
while the ushers were FTsderiSk atasrt4h' 1Aiirs1
Sabn, J. S. Cooper and PerclVa4 6dSSett.
50 Thomass Church will be the scene this after
AT D
riue NJ Clark to Oswald c. Herring The cere-
r,onv will be performed by the rector, the Rev.
DR. Ernest F. Srres, and will be Followed Oy
reception at the East Fifty-third-st- home OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson Clark
Mrs FoxhaIl p Keene's son. Louis Lawrence
White whose marriage TO Miss Julia Jerome Fan
Shave takes place on November IA az Trinity
Chapel gives his farewell bachelor dinner at Del
monicos on Saturday. October g. His guests will
comprise Robert ". Goelet, J. 5 Norris. edmund
Marvin Harry T. Peters. Austin Gray and Leigh
ton Fanshawe, who are TO be the ushers. ana Guy
Fairfax Cary who is to oficate as best man
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Hollins have arrived IN town
from their place on Long Island, and are settled
for the season at their house IN West Fifty
Mr.. and Mrs William G. Rockefeller return TO
town next week for the season from Greenwich
Conn, where they have spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lispenard Suydam, Jr.. re-
turn TO town next week from Blue Point Long ISL
and and will take possession of their new house in
East Thirty -seventh-st. Mr.. and Mrs Walter L.
Suydam will prolong their stay at their place at
Blue Point until the middle of next month
Miss Della Gurnee. with A. C. Gurnee and Charles
Howe will sail shortly for Europe, with the object
of spending the winter at Rome
Lady Rodney and the Hon. Henry Guest ara
staying Tuxedo with the Hon. Hugo Barring
The Marquise dc Taneyrand Perigord and her
sister the Princess RuspOH dc POggto Suasa, as
well as Mrs. Cadwalader Jones and Miss Beatrix
Jones Mrs Robert GOelet and Robert GOelet, are
among those booked to sail to-day for New-York
Mr. and Mrs. George q. Haven returned to town
yesterday from LenOx.
Mrs William b. Beekman has returned from
North Hatley. Quebec, where she has been spend
ing the summer and is at her house IN Ffth-ave-
Mrs Ogden GOelet and Miss May GOelet left
town yesterday for Newport They were accom-
panied by the Duke ROxburghe
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cornelius Rowland. OF No.
slS West Fifty-seventh-st. have left town to pass
the coming winter in Pasadena. Cal, with their
son. Winthrop Rowland Their daughter. Miss
Alice Ward Rowland. has accompanied them.