New-York tribune., 1907-05-24
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

St BarthOlomew's Church was the scene yes,s-
day afternoon of the wedding Of Miss EIIzabet,
Wilson Clark and Frank Hamilton Davis Tn.
bride in white chiffon and satin. with point laca
VEIL was attended by her sister. Mrs. Oswald G
Herring. as matrOn of honor and by the following
bridesmaids: Miss Olive Schley. Miss Louise Trow-
bridge. Miss Arietta Prentice and Miss Natalie
Morrison all dressed alike in frOcks OF white en-
broidered null corn colored silk Their large
hats were trimmed with Iilacs. and in lieu Of bou-
quets they carried baskets OF purple lacs- Donald
Scott Milton l. Cornell and Walter c. Oakman ir
OF New York: Kennard Winsor and Louis Du Pons
Irving. of Boston, and George H Field. OF Buffalo,
were the ushers. and Daniel W. Streeter the
best man. The ceremony. performed by the Rev.
DIR. Leighton Parks. followed by reception
given by the parents Of the bride. Mr. and Mrs
James Wilson Clark at their home, 5srh street and
Park avenue. Among the invited guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic Gallatin. jrI Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Stewart Barney. Mr.. and Mrs E y. Taller Mr.
and Mrs William T. Schley and Mr. and Mrs
BayaTd DoIninick
Among other weddings yesterday that OF
William Adams Deano. son OF Eugene Delano. Of
Washington Square North. and Mrs. Joseph Earl
Sheffield OF No. 1i3 East seth street The ceremony
took place in Calvary Church. and was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks The bride
before her first marriage Miss Louisa r. Potter.
daughter Of the late Edward Tuckerman Potter.
General J. Frederick Pierson gave a dinner last
night at his home, in East sd street. in honor o,
Admiral Thierry. commander IN chief OF the French
naval forces in the Atlantic Among the guests
were Flag Captain the Comte de ST. Perm, Of the
Illeber; the French Acting Consul General. Lucien
Bonzorn Lieutenant General Nelson a Miles. Stuy
vesant Fish, Charles B. Alexander. F. CuRIre-
owen Edward r. Bacon. James Scryulser. General
Hubbard. DR. Louis Livingston Seaman, NJ Elm
ger. Captain Preaubert- chief OF star 70 Admiral
Thierry, and George c. De Witt
Sir George and Lady Cooper have returned to
town from their Western trip, and will be at the
Gotham until their departure for England next
week.
Cfouverneur Morris Phelps. whose marriage 20
Miss Helena Pelham Curtis. niece Of former
Mayor Seth Low. Will take place at Cambridge,
Mass. on June 5. will give his farewell bachelor
dinner at Delmonico's on Wednesday
lie Grand CirisvoId will give his farewell bachelor
dinner. also at Delnonico's, June 8 HIS mar
rage TO Miss Esther Tone. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Bernard Tone will take place toward the
middle OF next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Giraud Foster viii leave town to-
morrow for their country place at Lenox whers
they Will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs ". X Vanderbilt, r.. on board
their turbine yacht. the Tarantula' have rea ched
Hampton Roads where they VIII spend e few days
before returning 10 New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt has reached Bermuda on
board his steam yacht the North star bound for
New York Mrs. Vanderbilt. with her children. Is
at Fsad-NauheiIn. IN Germany. and VIII return next
month
Empire Day the name now given to the birthday
OF the late Queen Victoria. will be celebrated TO
night by the customary banquet Of the British
universities and Schools Society at Delmonico's.
with Dr. + Z lambert. the president OF the clno.
In the chair Among the recent accessions to jHe
membership OF the society IS George L. I'IYes VINO
IS a sraduats OF Cambridge University
Announcement was made yesterday OF the en-
earer1ent os Mrs Helen u. CialIatin to Charles y
I,-a1sb ~ philadelphia The wedding VIII take
rlaca next month. Charles y Welsh is the brother
OF John Iowber Welsh. Mrs. Gallatin was roT-
n1erly married to Gieorse bidder Davis or WllNss
Farra Penn but obtained divorce from him n
the courts OF Pennsylvania i'm July. 1874 SAe IS
+ba daughter Of Mrs James Gallatin. and Is now
living with her mother at No L9 East SS'A street