New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-28
usw.voRN SOCIETY.

q, R.rtbcIon,avvs Church was thrOnged yesterday
afternoon with representatives Of New-York society
20 see the marriage Of Miss Marian Haven % roF-
syth WIckes The bride, escorted oy hef ia'heF'
was dressed IN white SATIN trimmed WIN poii'
lace and pearl embroidery. and wore a point lace
Veil and n diamond necklace with diamord and
emerald pendant the gft Of her uncle She was
attended By two flower grls-kate Haven daughteF
OF Mr. and Mrs j. Woodward haven ana hathe-
ripe Mackay daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence ii.
A1ac1ra,, dressed alike in frocks 81 white muslin
trimmed with Irish lace, and carrying big baskets
Of mink swee.peas Miss Marie Winthrop. Miss
C;eorgette Haven BOTland, Miss Mary kernochan
and Miss Irene King the bridesmaids, gOwned
in white mousseline trimmed with silk embroidery
and with lace and set Off by large sashes of blue
silk embroidered with pink silk peas. With this
they wore blue erin hats trimmed with bands or
blue and pink velvet ribbon and long blue ostrich
plumes. and carried shower bouquets Of pink sweet
meas Frederick Kernochan. Archibald Harrison.
Eugene Hale l.. Adams James WadswOTth and
Henry Rogers Winthrop were the ushers. while
Robert Turnbull the best man.
The ceremony was performed by the rector the
Rev Dr. Leighton Parks. Afterward Mr. and Mrs
George Griswold Haven gave a large reception at
their house in E;tst 39th-st. Among those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs Ebridge T. Gerry and the Misses
Gerry Mrs w Seward Webb and Miss FrederIea
Webb. Mrs. Clarence Fl. Mackay Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred c. Vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs. Morris X. Jesup
Princess Stiglano CoIonna, Mrs. John w Mackay
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs. Wander
bt. Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Miss Natica Rives,
Mr.. and Mrs Payne Whitney and Mr. and Mrs
GTenville Kane. The newly married couple on their
return from their wedding trip will so to Tuxedo
where they have a cottage for the early summer
II was at sherry's that the marriage Of De Witt
Clifton Falls ana Miss Mary Iahens took place
yesterday afternoon. the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. Father Matthew A. Taylor The BRIDE
arrayed in gown OF white satin. trimmed with
lace. and tule veil was attended by Miss RosaHe
Campbell In white silk null and lace. and carrying
moss rosebuds and forget-rne-nOts Marie Wealth
Grill and Helen BradhUrst Jackson in white null
frocks and picture hats. acted as flower girls.
Charles p Kirkland. OF New-Loudon was the best
man. and ]. Stewart Barney. Charles W. Whitney.
Pierre PearsaIl Lahens and Otto Toussaint were
the usheTs Only a few relatives and intimate
friends were present. the Field. WIlmerding and
Van Nest families being represented among the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goeet have returned to town
from Philadelphia
Lyman Tiffany Dyer who is TO marry Miss Mary
| Hopeton Drake Saturday. gave his farewell
bachelor dinner last night at the University Club
His guests included w. Wilson Drake. Preston
Watson Stowe Phelps. z Hubert LitehheId. George
J. Dyer and Howard Sherwood.
Miss Durham entertained the Thursday Evening
Club last night at the So. Regis where Henry
James delivered an address on "Balzac."
Among those who sailed yesterday on the
Deutschland were Lord Hawke. Prince and Princess
G. Rospiglos Colonel Charles H Graves, the
American Envoy to Norway and Sweden; Mrs G.
Ledyard Blair and Miss Blair, Mrs A c, Kinssland
and the Misses Kingsland and Nine. sembrioh.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James B, Hassin have sent out IN
| yitations for the marriage Of Miss Mabel McAfee,
who is the granddaughter Of Mr.. Haggin. to Lewis
at q 70.
MAY 25 has been set the date Of the marriage
Of Miss Helen p Russell daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel p. Russell to c. Russell Auchincloss. at
| MiddletOwn, Conn.
| The Wanderer. with Mr.. and Mrs Henry A c
| Taylor on board and a party OF friends. was yes
! terday at Constantinople- Anthony J. DFeNei