New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
About People and Soc1df Incidents

brother Paul Stevenson. wore blue travar,
costume with hat to match. She hsld No att
dants Mr.. Duncan had his best man Blair -.
of Washington. There ushers. Only tbs
Immediate members of the Stevenson, Kernochs,
and Duncan families were present at the weddipv
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan sailed e.
Europe.
ST. Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square, was ~.
scene yesterday of the wedding OF Miss Louisa =
Schroeder to Richard Davis Wood. OF PhiIadeIpb,a
at noon, the ceremony being performed by the Re-,
Hugh Birckhead. The bride. who is a daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs GilIiat Schroeder. was given avav bv
her father. She gOwned in white satin
trimmed with duchess lace; her flowers were lilies
of-the-vaIIey She attended by her sister Mr.,
Charles Lawrence Riker, in a frock OF blue creps
de Chine and white hat with blue aIgrettes her
bouquet being composed Of pink roses Alice Law.
renee cousin and godchild of the bride. in a cos
tune of white Freuch pique trimmed With Irish
lace and a white hat trimmed with blue feathers
officated as flower girl Graham Wood was his
brothers best man. and the ushers were Gfiat G.
Schroeder, Charles Lawrence Riker. George G.
Thompson, Radcliffe Roberts. Edward r. Wood
Trenchard z. Newbold. Henry X billiard. Thoma,
D. Smith T Truxton Hare, J. Kent Willing. y H.
Gerhard and F. Wharton Nipple. The ceremony
was followed by, reception at the house Of Mrs
Edward Mcvckar in East 56th street
Later in the afternoon at 4 O'Clock the wedding
of Miss Marjory r. Rice to W. Gordon Means of
Boston. took place at the Church of the Ascension
Tne bride. in a gown of white chiffon trimmed with
Venetian point lace a tulle Veil. and carrying a
bouquet of gardenias. had her sister, Miss Gladys
Rice as her maid of honor. The latter in
gown of mauve Liberty satin and wore hat OF
mauve SATIN faced with purple and trimmed with
purple plumes The bridesmaids. Miss Dorothea
Potter. Miss Cornela Hoyt. Miss Eloise Durant
Miss JacqUeline Kelley, Miss Claire Means and
Miss Katherine Barton. the two latter Of Boston,
trimmed with lace. and wore yellow hats OF the
same material Their flowers were yellow chrysan-
themums. those of the maid OF honor consisting Of
viOlets. Robert L. Means his brothers best
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Percy S. Grant and was followed by a reception
given by the parents of the bride. DR.. and Mrs
Clarence c. Rice. at their house in Irving Place
On their return from their honeymoon the newly
married couple will make their homo IN Boston
Henry White. the American Ambassador in Paris
has purchased No. Rue FRANCOIS Premier, facing
the street but with extensive garden looking on
Cours La Refine and the Quai de Conference. Tbs
house. big gray building. is undergoing extensivs
alterations and additions.
Mrs Adrian Iselin and the Misses Iselin will re-
turn to town to-day from New Rochelle and viii
open their home. in Fifth avenue. for the winter
Mrs. James P Kernochan has arrived in town
and is her house, in Fifth avenue She pres
ent yesterday at the marriage OF her daughter-in-
law Mrs. James L. Kernochan. 10 Alexander Butler
Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting. who have been
abroad for several months. expected TO arrive
home at the end OF next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Snow have closed
their place at Southampton. Long Island. and have
gone 10 Tuxedo for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Giraud Foster. who have been
spending few days in town. Will return 70 Lenox.
Mass. to-day tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney c. Love. who were married
recently in Chicago have taken the house No Is
West 37th street for the winter. Mrs. Love was
Miss Marjorie c. Burnes daughter OF Mrs. @ c.
Burnes, OF Chicago