New-York tribune., 1903-02-25
bout People and Social lncfde'1fs.

Jacob Vanderbilt. who was married at O'Clock In
the afternoon at st. Jamess Church, Madison-ays.
and Seventy-frst-st.. to Reginald Bonner son of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward RI. Bonner. The bride. who
was given away by her brother. Henry Cesar,
wore a dress Of white chiffon. trimmed with lace,
and tulle veii and carried bouquet Of lilies
of-the-vaIley. Her bridesmaids. Miss Beatrics
Bonner and Miss Kate Fletman were dressed
In frocks OF white chiffon. trimmed with Irish
lace and wore shovt white tuIle wells. with
crowns made of white lilaes in lieu OF hats.
Douglas Bonner his brothers. best man. and
the ushers were Gerald Bonner John Walker
Arthur r. Ripley CaTliIe Boyd Ecksten Norton
and Henry c.. Riggs, of Baltimore. After the
mony there small reception, given 0y Mrs.
Cesar at her apartment in West Fifty-seventh-st.
Among those invited were Mr.. and Mrs George
W. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Airs. John H. Hammond,
Mr. and Mrs William j. SchieneIin. Mr. and Mrs.
w. b. o. Field Mrs e F. Shepard, Mrs. Vander-
bnt Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Sloane. Mrs. Prescott
SIade Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Bonner and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Dewar simmons. jr. Mr. and
Mrs Bonner on their return from their honey
moon will make their home in Staten -sland
Among the wedding gifts received were a silver tea
service from Mrs. Vanderbilt diamond crescent
from Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt four sii-
yer gilt eonpotieres from Mrs f. f. Shepard,
silver caudlesticks from Mr. and Mrs. H. Mex
Twomby and a set OF sevres plates from Mr. and
Mrs A Duane PelL
Another wedding at which the fashionable set
was largely represented was the marriage Of Miss
Marion L. Addoms. only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Mortimer c. Addonns to Leonidas NJ. Lawson, jr,
at the house the brides parents in East Fifty
sixth-st the ceremony being performed by the
Rev DR. ID. Parker Morgan The bride. who was
given away by her father. dressed in white
satin trimmed with lace and chiffon. she wore a
tuIIe veil The frocks of her three bridesmaids.
Miss Edith Plunmer. Miss Louise Dudley and Miss
Frances Thorton were of pale blue crepe, trimmed
with lace. William 7. Lawson was his brothers
best man. and the ushers were Mortimer Addoms.
tr, Alexander Mason. James Oxnard and Murray
Roe.
Ttwas at the Church of the Incarnation that the
marriage of Miss Lillian Brooks, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Henry S. Brooks. to Arthur GouVerneur
Morris took place yesterday afternoon at o clock
the ceremony being performed by the Rev Dr
GrosvenOr The bride. who was dressed IN Wnite
satin trimmed with white lace. was attended by
Miss Mary Ray Winters. Miss Anne Elliot and
Miss Mary Catherine Vail, all three dressed IN
white frOcks. They carried bouquets or red roses
James B. Ludlow the best man. and the usners
included Henry Stanford Brooks. Archibald Doug
las George d Ramsey. George Upton HalIett
william c. Dorni5 and D. A Pearson After the
wedding there was a reception at the house Of the
brides parents. ir Lexington-ave-
Mr. and Mrs W. Seward Webb and Miss Webb
leave town to-day for California
Mr. and Mrs Alfred G.. Vanderbilt have gone to
their place in the Adirondacks for a brief stay
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Chisholm start tomorrow
for Palm Beach, and will be away until May
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Mcvickar have taken
the Stokes cottage at Tuxedo for the rest OF the
season.
Mr. and Mrs Dwight Braman have returned to
town from their wedding tour. and are at Mrs
t5rarnar,s home No IS west Fffty-seventh-st Her
sisters Miss Laura and Miss Fanny Dudley. have
gone TO Palm Beach