New-York tribune., 1907-10-31
About People and Socfaf Incidents.

| Of the skirt we'll the bodice and sleeves
were trimmed with point de Venise lace and mar
row rufies of tulle. The brides veil. which did
duty at her mothers wedding. was of duchess lace
fastened with orange blossoms. She her
tio'hers GIT. dog collar of seed pearls with
bands of diamonds and pearls. and carried gar
uehlaS ana lilies of the valley. Her two matrons
OF honor Mrs John E Stephens formerly Miss
ANITA de Garnendts) and Mrs. Henry Spies Kip.
wore french frockS of moss green chiffon cloth
made over white satin. The bodices were of white
lace trimmed with bands of gold ana had extreme
" tohs sleeves covering part of their hands and
fastening up the outside of the with buttons.
Ailey wore large white beaver hats faced with
black panne velvet and trimmed with Whit os
trlch feathers and each carried bouquet of Amer
1can Beauty roses. Mr.. JOhnson's brother-in- W.
Lieutenant Commander William J. Pratt L. : N
was ms beSt man. and PierpOnt Davis brother
OF the bride. and ". Kirkpatrick Brice Of this
cl'y' Albert Reynolds Huidekoper. of MeadyilIe
Fehn' H. Barton Longacre. of Philadelphia; Al
eAdhuer W hlteSlde and Valentine H. MAY of BOs-
toh were the ushers Some of those invited To the
"euuIHS We're the brides aunt. Miss f. +. Baker:
MI ana Mrs George Livingston Baker Mr. and
MIS- Charles Davis of Boston: Mrs D. P Nor
san DF' ana Mrs Fellowes Davis, jr Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Lambert BOardman Mrs Henry A
Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. j. Stevens I-Inan Mrs
Nelson BoTland, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin FlartIatr
Mr. and Mrs Harry Horton Benkard Mr. and
Mrs W r. Belts, Mr. and Mrs Charles Va,
Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fitz Gerald of
NT~
ana Mrs. Charles c. Francklyn. Mrs Howard
Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald C. Vanderb1t
MI Nj and Mrs Jules de Neufve. Mr.. and Mrs
Eilsha Dyer. jr.. Comtesse de Sibour CDouair,era,
Nlconte and Vicomtesse Henri de Sibour A1fra5
Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edward johnson EIeD-,,
Iudor' OF Boston; Mitchell Hastings and Mrs
James Garland. of that city, Phoenfx Inrraban,
MI ana Mrs James Il Burden. jr Leavitt Jarvis
huht' MIS- William GrOsvenor, the Misses C,ros
venor, Mr. and Mrs Bradisb Job,sor ~. -.
Nfs' pembroke Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Phflip Living
stoh' MI. and Mrs. H. H, Hollister and Mr. and
MFs' A c. Huidekoper. of MeadvIe. Penn
In the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. ves+ar5av
AFTERNOON. Miss Harriet II. Hoyt. daughter Of Mrs
James Otis Hoyt. was married TO J. Frank Pbil1f7s
roHo"lhS the ceremony which was performed bv
the Rev Herbert Shipman. there was a reception Al
Mrs Hoyt's home. No. 80 West 10Th street. The
bride. who was gowned in whit, satin trir,r,a5
with old point lace. walked to the chance with he.
uncle. Edward H. Hoyt. OF Eiaverhfl Mass vrbo
gave her away Her veil of point lace and was
fastened with orange blossoms and she carried a
Douquet OF hhes-of-the-valley. She wore Mr. Phil
Iipss GIT. rope OF pearls. Miss Emily Hoyt the
maid Of honor. was IN a frock of yellow sa+i,
trimmed with lace, and white hat with VEL
low and white plumes. She carried yellow roses
Ihe bridesmaids were Miss Mary F Hoyt Miss
Bertha Phillips, Miss Mary A. AIdrich Miss F1sis
Foos, Miss Lucy Wills Hatch and Miss Alice
Barrett. Their frocks were OF white chiffon cloth
and lace and their white hats were trimmed with
yellow roses. Their bouquets were Of yellow roses
Edward Esty Stowell was the best man. The ush-
ers were DR.. Edward d. TruesdaIe. John Wander
hilt Alexander NJ. Orr 1r.. Ralph Crawford and
David l. Mead. of Brooklyn. and Louis W. Grant
OF North Carolina.
Mrs. Spotswood d. Schenck and her daughter
Mrs. Glen Collins. have arrived from Newport and
are staying at the Stratford until they sail for
Europe. They win spend the winter abroad.
Mr. and Mrs George J. Gould, who have been
abroad all summer. sailed from SOUTHAMPTON for
New York yesterday board the North German
Lloyd steamer Kronprinzessin CeciIie
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake Baker have arrived at
the Elysee Palace Hotel Paris where they VIII
remain for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs william II. TaIconer. Miss Louise
FalcOner and Bruce Falconer have returned 10
town and are at their home in Madison avenue for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f Dimock have returned
from their place IN Connecticut and are occupying
their house. in Madison avenue. Their daughter.
Mrs. Cary T. Hutchinson. had slight accident ths
other day. when she thrown out Of an auto
mobile. but she escaped practically unhurt.
MI and Mrs Courtlandt Dixon Barnes will pass
the winter in with Mr.. Barnes's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Burr Barnes. at their home. No Il
West 49th street. Young Mrs. Barnes was formerly
Miss Katharine Barney. She Is daughter OF Mrs.
Charles T. Barney.
Captain and Mrs Philip NJ Iydg. who have been
abroad for several weeks arrived from Europe yes
terday on board the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Mr and Mrs Alfred wagstafr. jr. have returned
to town for the winter.
Ny and Mrs. Walter s Gurnee. jr.. have returned
from oyster Bay and are occupying their house In
Lexington avenue
Mrs l. T Sheffield has Just announced by caels
the engagement OF her son. L T. Sheffield. TO Miss
Mary Elise CLANCY. daughter OF Mr.. and MrA
CHARLES Chaney OF New London. Conn