New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
NETWORK SOCIETY.

At the Church of the Heavenly Rest yesterday
afternoon the marriage of Miss Gladys Robinson.
daughter OF James A Robinson. to James E. Mar
tin, jr., took place. The bride who was clad In a
gown OF white satin. trimmed with point applique
attended by her sister, Mrs. Joseph W. Graeme,
of Washington in long coat Of pink velvet. over
a skirt Of chiffon of the color. and picture
hat of pink velvet. trimmed with ostrich pluHes
and by the two little daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. BramhaIl Gilbert in frocks of white mousselns'
trimmed with lace. each carrying a basket OF PINK
flowers. Edward Fischer acted as best man. while
the ushers Gouverneur Morris. ARENAS
Holmes Joseph and Russell Grace A. Clark Rob
nson. Clifford Brokaw. Frederic Childs and Samuel
Willets. After the ceremony a reception was
given by the father of the bride at Sherrys. On
their return from their honeymoon the newly mar
ried couple will spend the winter with the bride
groon's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Martin at
their house. in Fifth-ave. Among those invited to
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs Jules Vatable, Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. V. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Burial Hoffman Mr.. and Mrs Prescott Slade.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Taller. Mr.. and Mrs. John z.
Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Willets. Mrs, Adolph Ladenburg.
Miss Leary Mrs WILDER Bloodgood. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Lorillard Ronalds. General James H Wilson
and General and Mrs. j. Frederick Pierson
Another wedding yesterday that OF Miss
Adele Sturgis Mason daughter of the late Ebenezer
Sturgis Mason. to H. Spauldlng Schley. son Of Dr.
and Mrs. J. Montford-Schey. of No. 62S Fifth-ave..
bride who given away by her brother. Ken
meth Mason, wore a dress of point applique over
white chiffon, her flowers consisting Of liesof-the-
valley, white orchids and gardenias. Mrs. +. Ru-
pert, the matron of honor. was arrayed in pale
chiffon crepe, and carried hes-of-the-valiey,
while the bridesmaids, consisting of Miss Daisy
Stedman Miss Charlotte Dennis. Miss Alice Boone.
Miss Alice McFadden. of Philadelphia; Miss Lucy
Thomson, of St Louis, and Miss Carrie Leefe.
wore frocks of white chiffon crepe. their flowers
and t-r71a- Of9
were F. r. Lefferts. jr., w. Hunt Hall, Harry
Lounsbury. Barclay Lottimer, Edward Hall and
Nelson shreve Frederick Hahn the best
man After the ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. De Lancey Townsend. reception
was given by Mrs. Ebenezer Mason the mother
of the bride at the Hotel Marie Antonette.
All Souls Church was the scene yesterday Of the
marriage of Miss Judith Adams. daughter OF Mrs.
Charles A. Adams, and Edmund Q. Converse, jr.
The bride was dressed in white Liberty satin,
trimmed with point lace. She had as her maid OF
honor her sister. Miss Agnes Crttenden Adams, in
a gown of white chiffon velvet and a large white
picture hat The bridesmaids included Miss Ro-
sale Benjamin, Miss Hazel Tanadge Smith. Miss
Katherine Converse. Miss Catherine Doremus. Miss
Elizabeth Adams and Miss Cora Carpenter. who
dressed alike in gowns Of white and rose col
ored chiffon. They white picture hats The
ushers were Samuel w. Cook, James Brady. Arthur
Havemeyer Dwight Baker. J. Converse Bagden
and Frank Brookield NJ. Olcott the best
man. The ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. DR. Donald Sage Mackay. was followed by
small reception at the home of the brides mother.
No. is East Sxty-seventh-st.
Miss Anna Wallace Elliott married to Charles
Luther Burnham yesterday at the home OF her
mother Mrs George Elliott No. 81 East Fifty
seventh-st.. the Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart officiating
The bride was dressed in white brocade, trimmed
with duchesse lace Her sister Miss Mollie Elliott,
and Miss Lucille V. Bacon acted bridesmaids.
They were gowned in white lace and taffeta- The
cluded George E. Cogswell. George E Armstrong
and Philip W. r. King.
to-day to Miss Mabel Burke. and among his ushers
slade and Randolph S Walker.
The annual Toy Spaniel Show OF America opens
to-day in the East Room of the Waldorf-Astoria.
There are two hundred and fifteen entries. and the
exhibitors include Mrs. Burke Roche. Miss Cynthia
Roche Miss Ethel Waterbury Miss Catherine
Cameron. Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont and others.
Mrs. Ira Barrows has returned to town from
Philadelphia. and is at her house IN East Fifty
fourth-st.
from Staatsburg n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. tr.. are at