New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
NETWORK SOCIETY.

President Roosevelt since his elevation IN ~.
Chief Magistracy of the nation has attended 81
Few purely social functions IN New-YorI that hiz
presence yesterday at his niece's wedding served
to add to its brilIiancy- Miss Eleanor Roosevelt
the bride Is the daughter OF his only brother The
late Elliott Roosevelt and under the circumstances
1t was only natural that he should give her away
on the occasion OF her marriage TO Franklin Delano
Roosevelt. The ceremony took place at Mrs Henry
Parish. 1r.s, house IN East 7sth-st The latter ad
joins the home OF Mrs. E. Livingston Ludlow. the
mother Of Mrs. Parish. and the two houses were
thrown into one and used for the large reception
which followed the wedding ceremony. This was
performed at $50 o'clock by the Rev. Endicott
Peabody. OF GrotOn. Mass The bride who was
dressed in gown Of white satin trimmed with lace
and a point lace veil. her flowers con-
sisting OF fthe-valley. attended BY the
following bridesmaids: Miss Alice Roosevelt Miss
Corinne Douglas Robinson. Miss Helen Cutting
Miss Muriel Robbins Miss Ellen Delano and Miss
Isabella Selmes in frocks OF white silk and lace
Instead Of hats they wore court trains OF white
tulle. They carried bouquets Of pink roses La
throp Brown was the best man and the ushers
were Edmund Rogers. Charles B. Bradley, Owen
Winston. Thomas B. Beal. Nicholas Biddle Lyman
Delano and Warren d. Robbins. Only relatives
and few intimate friends witnessed the marriage.
Among those invited to the wedding and reception
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Waterbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Livingston Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Schieffelin. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs
W. s. Cowles. Mrs Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. War
DelanO. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Delano Mr. and
Mrs. Price Collier. Mr. and Mrs W. Emlsn Roose-
welt, the Misses Christian and Margaret Roosevelt
Miss EIfrieda Roosevelt. James Roosevelt. Mss
Katherine Roosevelt. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas New
bold Mr. and Mrs E Reeve Merritt. Mrs ". D.
Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Redmond Mr. and
Mrs George Henry Warren, Mrs. William Post
Colonel and Mrs William jay. Mr.. and Mrs
James Russell Solely Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Morgan
. nTr and Trg int
Chanler Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French. Mrs
r Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Vanderbilt Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs James A Burden Mrs j.
Frederick Tams Miss Chaplin. Miss Pell Mss
Dana, Miss Hoyt Miss Caroline Coleman Drayton
Miss Laura ChanIer. J. Coleman Drayton. Henry
white I. K Wilmerding IT.. Eliot Gregory. James
W Beekman. Edward De Peyster Livingston and
S. Nicholson Kane.
After the reception BUFFET collation. served
In the dining room
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and Miss Harriet Daily are
booked to sail for Europe Tuesday and will
remain abroad until July.
Miss Mary Hartman, Miss Ethel Cryder. Miss
Adelaide Randolph and Miss Natica Rives VIII %
the bridesmaids Of Miss Helen I. Barney on the
occasion Of her wedding to Archibald Alexander on
April g. Miss Katherine Barney will be her sisters
maid Of honor
Mrs. Cornelius VanderDlIl, VINO mas peeh 9IaS"-'
with her sister-in-law. Mrs r. T. Wilson, IT, N
South Carolina has returned to town. R. T. VII
son. tr has left town for the purpose Of joining
Mrs Wilson in the South
Miss Mary II. brakes marriage to Lyman III
-, ~ fakes Mace on April 1s at All Angels
Church.
Frederick Gerhard has left town for Ne"po,1
where he is staying with Mr.. and MIS- hesii11
Vanderbilt at Sandy Point
Mrs Seth Barton French who has been az WASH
ington has returned to town
Horny White. the newly appointed Ambassador
e. ItaII, and his daughter Miss Murel White. ars
booked 10 sail to-day for England they nave
been staying with Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop Hu1heI-
f,,rd at the Levi P. Morton house in shave