New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13

Among those present were Mrs william Douxt..
Sloane. in pale Nile green chiffon made ovsr wss,
silk black lace lined with white. and a larv,
white hat: Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt IN whfts rrs.s
lace trimmed with jet passementerie and vht,
lace hat Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. IN white chin,
with white chiffon hat: Mrs Twombly motnar :,
the bride in maize coIOred chiffon velvet trooasss
with white satin flowers. trimmed with whits lar.
and white lace tOque trimmed with pink and uaroo,
velvet and flowers; Mrs. w. Seward Webb, IN blac.
lace white silk spsngled with Jet. and hrx.
turban OF black lace; Mrs. /. Townsend Burden \,
steel blue satin with embroidery Of the same color
and large toque OF white lace. trimmed with s-sal
blue feathers; Mrs. Alfred c. Vanderbilt In pale blu.
etamne. with insertions Of white lace and a I.r~,
white straw hat with pink roses: Miss Evur,
Burden, in blue Liberty satin embroidered with tss
spangles and a large white straw hat trimmed vs.A
blue feathers; Mrs. William K Vanderbilt r. n
biscuit cOIOred cloth. with lace OF the sam.
hue trimmed with feathers shading from rsd ~
rose: Mrs. c. 3. Alexander. IN gray chiffon ana
lace. with a white tule tOque trimmed with whit.
flowers: Mrs. Edmund L. Bayiies in blue chtro,
with a white lace hat and white feather boa; Mr..
Frederic Nelson. in smoke colOred broadcloth ana
a large gray hat Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs In a row,
OF colored lace. with large hat OF the ssr..
material; Mrs. Trenor L. Park. IN purple satin ara
velvet and white straw hat trimmed with purpls
velvet ribbon; Mrs. Sydney Dillon Ripley IN h,io-
trope cloth and a black hat; Mrs. f. E. Shepard
In gray satin crepe de chine embroidered with silva,
and gray hat with gray plumes; Miss Jsssts
Sloan. IN pale mauve cloth. with a chiffon has
/ OF the hue; Mrs James A Burden. r. N
/ gray lace and chiffon. with hat Of the san.
material; Mrs. Clarence H 1Iackay IN black TAT.
feta trimmed with lace and a large black lace has,
Miss Cynthia Roche in pink Liberty satin and a
large black lace hat fastened by strings Of BLACK
/ velvet under the chin: Mrs. Thomas Hastingx n
rose cloth trimmed with white lace; Mrs. Henry "
Poor in mauve crepe de chine with a hat unads ~
small flowers: Mrs. J. II. Hammond Nh
/ ". J. Schieffelin. Senator and Mrs Chauncsy II
Depew, Miss Paulding. Mrs. Henry Clovis IN.
\ Herman 10 Roy Emmett. Mrs. Ogden Mills, with
Miss Beatrice and Miss Gladys Mills 11rs. Charles
\ Marshall. Mrs. J. Frederic Tams. Mrs Lloyd 4
Bryce Mrs Richard NcCreery. Mrs Frsncfs q
/ Stevens. jr Mrs. Charles H. Oerichs Mrs. william
/ Rockefeller Mrs Z. Reeve Merritt Mrs Georys
i F. Baker Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Oakley Rhneander
/ Mr.. and Mrs H. Mortimer Brooks. Mr. and Mr.
/ Theodore FTeInghUyssn. Mrs. Maturin Livingston
Mrs. George H. Bend, James De WOlf Cutting ROes-,
| Il Cutting Mr.. and Mrs Frank Webb. G. Creishton
/ webb Mrs 4 D. JuilHard. Mrs Dodge the M,,.,
| Curnee Mrs. Charles a Whittier Mrs IAciua K
/ WimerGing Mrs. z. Livingston Ludlow, Nfr ana
! Mrs J. Russell Solely. the Misses Solely. Mrs p
Kinnicutt Mr.. and Mrs Gustav KsseI Mrs Stephen
Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. John H Davis. 1Ir and
| Mrs. Thomas Wren Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
/ Endicott. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer, Mrs. James VI
/ Gerard f.. Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry. the Misses
. Gerry. Mrs Henry Parrish. r.. Mrs stuyvssans
/ Fish. Mr.. and Yrs. George r Do F'0rest 1Ir and
/ Mrs. J. Stevens UInan. Mrs. Adrian Isein r. Mrs
/ Delaney A Kane Miss Janet Fish, Mss Alics
d'Golcouria. Miss Ada dAcOsta Mrs. Burke ROcha
l Mrs Cooper Hewitt. AIRS. John Alexandra Mrs P
Fulton Cutting. Mrs. J. Clifton Edgar. Mrs DANIEL
Ryker Mrs William A. Perry Mrs. Charles D.
DioEey. Mrs. II. II. HOLSTER. Mrs Frederic T.
! Coudert. r.. and Mrs. Robert I. Cutting
Another OF yesterdays weddings was TRAIT Of Mss
/ Laura Louise WaIlen. who was married IN tbs
Church OF St Mary the Virgin to the Rev. Alfred
A Vincent Burlington. rector OF St Johns Church,
0rv~r vas varf0
by the rector the Rev. DR.. Christian, assisted By
the Rev. Or. d. Parker Morgan ms brids a
daughter OF the late General Henry D WsLlsn'
! L. s. A.. was gowned n white crepe 90 china
trimmed with point and duchess lace. and wore
tulls veil her bouquet consisting o. Hliss-cf-tas-
| valley Her only attendant was her maid Of honor
/ her niece Miss Marie W. struthera, who was
dressed In pink crspe de chine trimmed with point
&c venise. and white tulls hat David Nc
/ Dernott Martin was the best man, and ne ushefs
were Francis II. NIarixoe r., Bernard O. Gunther.
| Henry V Taylor and Or. Edmund ". Bill Ihs
bride was given away by her brother. Georges >
wauen. at whose home. No. a East Forty-touFtn-
St there was a small reception after the csrsznonY.
Ps-o1ssq Won ste-nbur<. wife % ths German An
bassador. and her sister. Miss IVY Lanshan- haVs
arrived IN town from Washington, and are sstao-
Iished at the Cambridge for week Their say
Will be devoted to shopping Il connection WIN MiSs
Langham's approaching marriage
Lily. Duches OF Marlborough. after weeks
stay IN tho land Of her birth. sails to-day for Eas
land again on board the TeutOnlc. Her WISH A@s
been mainly for tho purpose o. settling certain
business affairs in connection with The Harsrsisy
estate IN which she 10 interested IS the widow o-
Louis Hamsrslsy. who was the first q her tnrs'
husbands
sherry's was tho soene yesterday afternoon Of an
entertainment IN aid OF the St. Andrews Gonzales
cent Hospital IN which Miss Lily Lawyer, Mss
May Robson, HardyITne. Kyrls Below and otner
well known artists took part Among the patron
| esses OF the affair. which proved = great SUCCESS
from a financial well from a social pont .
view. were Mrs. William s Fanshawe. MS Georsf
b. de Forest Mrs. Frederic Nelson. Ms. Cnar-s
n Alexander Mrs. Richard LOunsoery. Mrs. visitor
Losw. Mrs. James q Martin. Mrs. WhitslaW Es'
and Mrs. Henry Poor.
Another entertainment IN behalf % charity vaiea
took place yesterday at shsrry's. ths hnche0A
/ and bridge tournament IN aid OF the Babies H0s%
pitaL given under the patronage OF Nrs. len
" Alexander. Mira. James Huds BeekHan' Nc;
Oliver Gould jennings. Mrs. William NAMES ~
Mrs NeubOld Ise Roy Edgar. Sons two hurdreo -
fifty women OF tho fashionable set took Part N 'H'
affair.
| The F'ortnightIy Dances. which have been rss'-
urs OF the New-York season for several years aI1
which took place at the WaldOrf-Astoria have sons
out OF sxistencs and Will not be resumed hsA'
winter.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson and Mrs. Seth Barton
French have left town for Boston
Mr. ard Mrs. sydney Dillon Ripley are booked %
sail tomorrow for Italy.
II van Royjen. the chargs daHaires o. thA
Netherlands in this country. has arrived n Nv.
from Washington 70 visit his hancee. Mss A4oer-N-
| vvinthrop daughter OF Mrs. Robert Winthrop