New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-04

days, winding up With Braolsh Johnson -
Of his coIIarbone add an element or conslderaoIe
excitement to the games.
Count and Countess Giuseppe Della Gherardesca,
who were to have stayed over for the marriage OF
the Countess's father Henry a. C Taylor, 70 MISS
Josephine johnson. this month sail to-day and go
direct to Florence. where the Counts grandmother
Mrs Joseph Fisher. OF New-York lies dangerous
ly Ill
Trinity Chapel was the scene yesterday afternoon
at Of the marriage of Miss Jane Gillet- daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Eln1slie GiIet, to Morris Ketchun1
The bride who was given away by her father. was
dressed in white crepe de chine. trimmed with roint
lace and wore a point lace VEIL her flowers con-
sisting Of white orchids Her sister. Miss Char-
lotte Giet. who her maid Of honor, was IN pae
h1ue orga ndie trimmed with white lace She wore
large blue hat trimmed with white roses while
the bridesmaids, comprising Miss Mdrid Gil, Miss
Alice Grant Smith Miss Alice Edenaw. MISS
Augusta L Boylston and Miss Luce Maria Wash
ington wore frocks of white organdte. trimmed
with heavy cream lace and white straw hats.
trimmed with white roses Morris ketchum Parker
was his cousins best man, and the ushers were
Arthur Smith Charles NJ Washington. Arthur
Edenaw and Charles E Kneeland. After the cere-
rnony which was performed by the Rev. Dr.. Will
lam Vibbert. there a reception given by the
parents OF the bride al No. 137 East Forty-fourth-
st Among those present at the wedding were Mr.
and Mrs Edwin Thorne DR.. and Mrs willard
Parker Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Parker. Mrs Hill
borne Roosevelt. Mrs Edward McVickar. Mr.. and
Mrs Douglas Campbell and Mr. and Mrs George
Fuller The newly married couple have rented
cottage at Locust. y J. for the summer
Mrs. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. according to
cable dispatches were yesterday at Algiers on
BOARD their chartered steam yacht. the North Star.
Mrs W Seward Webb and her daughter. Miss
webb arrived IN town from SheIburne Farms. her
place in Vermont, 10 meet Dr.. Webb On his return
from Europe.
Mrs. William Patterson who was Miss Bertha
Gi1et. and whose marriage 10 Lieutenant Patter-
son L s A. took place little over year ago.
has arrived from California, where her husband
is stationed in attend her sisters wedding
and will be in town for q few days. staying with
her parents at No. 1877 East Forty-fourIh-st.
Mrs. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson who have been
staying with Mrs Douglas Robinson. ST., at
Henderson. Herkimer County. N Y. have returned
20 TOWN. They viii sail soon to join their daughter
Miss Corinne Robinson in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs William Jay Schiefrelin have closed
treir house i'll East Sxty-sixth-st for the season.
and left town for Bar Harbor. where they will
spend tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury have rented
the Swan Villa in Gibhs-ave at Newport for the
season.
11r. and Mrs. John z. Parsons have left town for
Lenox, and at Stonover. their country place
there, for the
hrs. E. T. Shepard returned to town yesterday
from the South where she had been staying with
Mr. and Mrs George W. Vanderbilt The latter
were to sail this week for Europe. but have nd
iourned their departure
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Barnes leave town to-day
for Cod5rook their country place at Lenox. Mass.
with their daughter Miss Charlotte Barnes, who
Mrs. and Mrs. Temple Bowdoin, who are staying
with the later's parents at Hamburg-on-the-Hud
son. will spend most OF the summer at Elberon,
n. J.