New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-17
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Grace Church chantry will be the at moo,
to-day of the marriage Of Miss Jane Ruthven
Hall TO Reginald c. Robbins. of Boston. Miss Eliz
abeth Hall will be her sisters maid Of honor and
only attendant Harry Pelham Robbins. OF this
city. will be the best man. and Edwin c. Dusenbury
and DR. William H. Clark OF New York; Georgs
A 8. Steele. of Brooklyn and George S Menden
Harold J. Coolidge and Charles K Cummings. OF
Boston, the ushers- reception will follow the
wedding at the home OF the brides mother. Mrs
Henry B. Hall. IN East 18Th street
Mrs Mary H Nicholson. widow OF Admiral Mich
olson. who served at New Orleans under Farragut
was married yesterday afternoon to General James
Grant Wilson The ceremony took place In the
drawing OF her home. No. 157 West 18th
street. in tho presence OF few intimate friends
1t performed by the Rev. DR. Robert Mac
kenzie of the Rutgers Presbyterian Church. and
followed by small reception The bride wore
gown Of gray satin. trimmed with point lace,
and DR.. Andrew II. Smith gave her away. Lieu
tenant General Nelson A. Miles General VIII
sons best There were ushers.
Some of those asked to the wedding were Cen
eral and Mrs Edward II. Ripley. Mrs Warren
Goddard. Mrs. Robert Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gallatin, Mrs. Daniel Butterfeld. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer. Mrs. Pruyn. OF Albany; Miss Elsie Rogers.
Mrs, A Schoonmaker. the Misses schoonmal1er.
Mrs. Randolph Townsend Miss May Roberts. Hugh
Baxter and General Count Spiridovitch-
General Wilson and his bride will spend the first
will afterward go 70 the jamestown exposition and
make a brief tour OF the South
Another wedding OF yesterday that Of Miss
Mary Clark Williams to Stanton Davis Kirkman,
which took place at the home OF the brides brother
Clark Williams. IN Madison avenue. The Rev.
Lewis T. Reed. OF Brooklyn. formerly OF Canaan
daisua the home OF the bride. performed the csrs-
mony. The bride, who Is a daughter OF the late
Captain George n. Williams. Z, s. A. and grand
lot. -
this state in 1854. given away by her brother.
and wore princess gown OF white appliqus lace
white satin Her point applique lace veil
was fastened with orange blossoms. and she
ried shower bouquet OF lilies-of-the-valley. She
had no attendants. Ralph X Stafford Mr..
Kirkran's best man. Mr.. Kirkman IS a grandson
OF General r. ". Kirkman. who was a graduats
OF West Point class ~ and was at time Quar-
termaster General OF the Department OF the Pa
cifc Among those invited 20 the wedding wers
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs WILL
lam T. schley General and Mrs. ". H Seward
Of Auburn. n. Y; Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson
Mrs. Samuel D. BacSus. Miss Charlotte Clark 10
renzo e Clark. OF Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs J.
d. Stafford. of Springfield. Mass. The newly mar
ried couple left for the Adirondacks. where they
have taken cottage for the summer
Frank Hamilton Davis. whose marriage 70 Miss
Elizabeth Clark takes place IN St Bartholomew
Church next Thursday. gives his farewell bachelor
dinner tomorrow night at Delmonico's
John c. Greenleaf. who Is 70 be married 10 Miss
Constance Bacon. daughter OF Mrs William B.
Bacon. OF Boston. tomorrow week in Lsnox, VIII
give his farewell bachelor dinner tomorrow night
at the Yale Club.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Frederick Ternochan have taken
a cottage at Southampton for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Giraud Foster have opened their
place az Lenox for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker have taken POS
session Of their country home at Tuxedo. They
will spend the Monmouth Beach
Announcement has been made OF the engagement
of Miss Marjory r. Rice. daughter OF Dr. and Mrs.
Clarence G. Rice, TO William Gordon Means Of
Boston. Miss Rice made her debut last winter.
Mr.. Means is a son OF Mrs. Arthur Little and was
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