New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03

= Protestant viii likewise dispense with best nan
and ushers.
Miss Katharine Barney's wedding 20 CourtIs-s,
D. Barnes will take place in the privacy OF be~
own home in Park avenue. on April 10. and IN TN,
way the attendance Of the crowd OF uninvitss
and Oft unwelcome guests. who make a po,ns
OF attending when these functions occur IN church
will be avoided. Tie bridesmaids viii consist n
Miss Dorothy Whitney. Miss Jean Reid. Miss Cor
nella Hartman and Miss Anita Peabody tn
bride and her hance are both at Aiken as guest,
there Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney VIII,
have also Miss Dorothy Whitney staying with them
Grace Church chantry has been selected as n.
place OF the wedding. on Wednesday. April II. az
Miss Natca Rives 10 William d. Burden. who's.
mourning precudes anything in the nature Of
large and brilliant wedding. Bishop Potter. as
sisted by the Rev DR.. Huntington. rector OF Gracs
Church. viii perform the ceremony. while the bride
who is a daughter OF Mrs. George Rives. win be
given away by her stepfather. whose name she has
adopted.
Miss Dorothy Whitney Is in great demand a.
bridesmaid at the weddings after Easter. and shs
will Ofciate in that capacity at the uarrlags az
Miss Nav Tuckerman to G. Hermann KinnicUtt "a
the Church Of the Incarnation at Madison ave. and
S5th street Miss Joan Tuckerman will be her SIS
ter's maid Of honor and the other bridal attendants
will consist Of Miss Dorothy Eissel and Miss Susan
Sedgwick. OF New York: Miss Edith Green. OF But
faIo and Miss Dorothy and Miss Julia TUckernan.
OF Boston. Francis II. KinniCutt Will be BIS
brothers best man. and the ceremony VIII be fol-
lowed by reception given by the parents OF ths
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Tucksrman. az theI.
house. IN East S7th street.
St. Thomas's Church win be the scene OF ths
wedding OF Miss Marguerite Loew to Robert Cut
ting Lawrence on Thursday. April II. and the rec
tor, the Rev. DR.. Ernest Stres. viii perform ths
ceremony. which VIII be followed by a reception
given by the parents OF the bride. Mr.. and Hrs.
d, w. -
Mrs, Howard C. Brokaw win be her sisters matroa
OF honor. and Miss Vera Gilbert and Miss BsatTls
HolIns the bridesmaids
Saturday Of Easter week has been selected ~
Miss Wenonah Wetmore for her marriage TO Arthur
L. Devens. IN ST. Georges Church, Stuyvesan.
Square. She will be attended by her sister, Mss
Dagmar Wetmore, by her young half sister. Mss
Annette Markoe: by Miss Janet Fish. Miss sybu
Douglas and Miss Elizabeth Devens. The BRIDE
groom is the only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A Lithg0x
Devens. OF Boston, brother OF Miss Elizabeth
Devens. who is engaged TO Gerald Boarduan. son
OF Edwin a. Boardman. He was graduated from
Harvard about four years ago.
Old Knickerbockdom will be extensively repre-
sented az the marriage OF Miss Emily Costsr
the same day 20 Lewis Spencer Norris
descendant in the eighth generation OF the Lewis
Norris who signed the Declaration OF Independence.
Mrs. Coster. the mother OF the bride. IS a sister
OF Herbert c. PeH. who married Miss Kath-
crime Lorillard Kernochan. and IS q daughter q
Airs. Osborn Pell
Miss Edith Root. daughter OF the Secretary Of
State; Miss Harriet Alexander Miss Susan and
Miss Martha NcCock Miss Jennie Crocker OF
California. and Miss Marian Fenno. Of Boston. viii
oficlate bridesmaids at the wedding OF Hiss
Janet A McCook to Malcolm D. Whitman On
Tuesday. April ?. in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The ceremony will be followed by re-
eeption given by the parents OF the bride. Colonel
and Mrs John J. 0IcCook. at their house. in West
saith street. Hendricks Whitman. Of Boston. viii
be his brothers best man.
No date has been set FOR the wedding OF Miss
Emily r Osgood Field 10 Frank Kenneth DrisIeT.
and it will probably not take place until the fall
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who returned from England
on Tuesday last with his mother and sister, has
left town for Oakland. his place near Newport
with Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt
Mr. and Mrs. George W Vanderbilt have terInl-
mated their season at Washington and have gone
TO Biltmore. their country place in North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs J. Woodward Haven. who viii saH
for Europe this month. have leased place in tbs
neishborhood OF Paris and viii spend the spring
and early summer there. It is doubtful indeed Y
they Will be seen this year at Lenox where Ihey
have country seat Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Van
derbit also established for the season az PARIS
where they have rented an apartment in the
Champs Elysses district
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Kountze have lett town tor
DelbartOn, their country place at NOrTistoWn'
where they have staying with them theiT daughter.
Miss Annie KoUUtze. and her hanCe. ]. Gordon
Douglas. whose marriage takes plaCs on April
at ST. Thomass. Miss sybn Douglas VIII be the
maid OF honor on that occasion 70 her future SIS
ter-ln-law. The ceremony win be followed by
reception given by the parents of the bride at their
hSuse In East 57th street
New York society Is extensively represented az
Palm Beach Among those staying there are Mr.
and Mrs. II Mex Twombly and Miss Tvonol'.
Miss Cryder Colonel and Mrs William Jay, MIS-.
Hermann OeIrichs and her hoy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry s. Redmond, Henry T. Sloane ana MI ana
Mrs Pierre LorlIlard Barley. who were married
the other day. Mrs. Charles T. Alexander Win
her daughter Miss Harriet Alexander. and her
niece Miss Martha 0IcCook. has again returned
North.
A WEDDING AT TUXEDO PARK.