New-York tribune., 1905-06-02
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

OF the many weddings which took place yester.
day the of most interest the fashionable seq
was that of Ansel Phelps and Miss Georgana Will
merding. daughter Of the late John Christopher
Wilmerding at the East 36th-st house Of her
cousin. Mrs. John Magee Ellsworth The lattters
husband gave away the bride. who was dressed in
white satin and chiffon. trimmed with point lace.
win which she wore point lace veil There were
no bridesmaids. Stowe Phelps was his brothers
best man. and the uShers were Coster Wilmerding.
Howard Sherwood Frederick o. Spedden and Ezra
Lincoln Only relatives and intimate friends
invited. owing the mourning Of the bride for
her father. They included Mr. and Mrs. Lucius K
Wilmerding. the Mayor and Mrs Mcclellan, Mr..
and Mrs. August Heckscher Mrs Stephen Van
Rensselaer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coster Mr. and
Mrs H. Mex. Twombly. Mr.. and Mrs Moses Tay-
lor Pyne Mrs. John Minturn Mr.. and Mrs Eipha-
let Potter Mrs. Augustus Field and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Horton Bernhard.
ST Barthoomew's was the scene Of the wedding
of Miss Eva Lawrence, daughter Of Frank P Law
renee. the president Of the Lotos Club and David
Houghtaling Taylor The bride who was arrayed
In white crepe de chine and lace with a tulle veI
and who carried bouquet Of les-of- valley
attended by Miss Mabel Ieferts Jones' as maid
Of honor, in frock Of pale blue chiffon. with a
chiffon hat Of the same hue. The bridesmaids. IN
white chiffon cloth and white lace. with large white
chiffon hats and carrying bouquets Of daisies were
Miss Isabel Carey, Miss Edith Cook. Miss Frances
Bingham. Miss Gertrude Easton. Miss EulaIie
Matthews and Miss Adelaide HegeHan William
II. Taylor was his brothers best man. and Herbert
r Lawrence. Edward r. Othenan. Arthur Taylor
Connor Lawrence Joseph Stout. J. Augustus Bar
nard and E. Raymond Bosssnge were the ushers.
Bishop Greer performed the ceremony. assisted by
the Rev. Clifford s Gregg. 1t was followed by a
| reception given by Frank r. Lawrence at his house
| in MadIson-ave. Among those invited were Mr..
and Mrs Edwin Could. Mrs Frederick Kobbe NIrs.
! Washington f. Connor. Mrs. Dwight Arben Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melbert 3. Carey.
the Scott Cameron place at Hampstead for the
| summer.
| Mrs. Berkeley Mostyu arrives in town to-day
| from her summer home at Far Rockaway to at
| tend the wedding of her daughter Miss Helen
White Stevens, and Giiliat Schroeder. which takes
| place az st. Marks Church Tomorrow. Mrs Mos
tyn stay with her sister. Mrs Ledyard Stevens,
| at the Stratford.
Henry Chauncey Cryder. who marfies Miss Louise
| Hollins Tuesday. entertained his best man and
! ushers at dinner last night the Union Club The
party comprised Charles K. Beekman. Theodore A
/ 4avemeyer. Richard T. Wainwright. J Chauncey
| McKeever and \. Gordon Norrie
| James J. Van Allen who arrived from England
| on the Oceanic. passing the way his son-in-
| law and daughter Mr. and Mrs Robert J. Collier,
who sailed for Europe last week. left town las-
night for his fishing club in Canada. where he viii
| remain fer the next three weeks
Colonel Oliver H Payne will sail soon for Europe
on his steam yacht the Aphrodite- He viii spend
the autumn at his place in Scotland
W. Rathbone Bacon. of No, 2a7 5th-ave.. has
sailed for Europe on the Teutonic.