New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Julia Cooper married yesterday after.
noon 10 Schuyler Schieffeln at the home OF ha-
mother, Mrs. Charles W. Cooper. in East 9lss
street. Gramercy Park The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Herbert Shipnlan in the draw,
ins room. which decorated with palms. whus
rcses ana chrysanthemUms. The bride who is a
great niece of the late Peter Cooper. was given
away by her cousin. Peter Cooper Hewitt She
WoIe an empire gown OF white embroidered satin
the front OF which made of embroidered net
and was trimmed with old point lace which
used ner mothers wedding gown Her
point lace veil fastened with tiara Of
diamonds. and she carried Hhes-Of- -the-valIey
Miss Louise Firth, Miss Elizabeth Dodge Miss
Olsd kobbe and Miss Mary Appleton were the
b.Ide smaids- They empire gowns of pink
sat n embroidered in silver. designed by Mrs
Cooper. Instead of hats they wore chaplets ~
pink rose leaves with crystal dewdrops They car
ried Sheaf bouquets of pink tied with green
satin ribbon Henry Hamilton Schieffeln was his
brothers best man, and the Ushers included
PhoenX Ingraham Mansfield Patterson. Schiencin
StebbIns and Rudolph Neeser-
Another wedding yesterday was that Of Mis-.
Elsie B. Shaw TO Henry j. Hemmens which took
place at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Francis shaw in West 51st street The
bride her mothers wedding gown of white
satin covered with point lace. and her point lace
veil was fastened with orange blossoms. Her bou-
quet consisted of hIies-Of-thevalley. Miss Kath.
aTine Shaw her sisters maid of honor ana
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a white hat with white feathers. Miss Edith
Constable. Miss Lena Curtis. Miss Isabel Hoyt
Miss Ethel Hemmens, sister of the bridegroom;
Miss Hilda Cleveland and Miss Corinne Gelshe-
nen were the bridesmaids They attired IN
yellow chiffon made with direCtOre coats OF lace
with which they yellow satin hats trimned
with feathers. They carried bouquets OF yellow
chrysanthemums- Frederick Lathrop Allen was
the best and Louis King the only usher. Mr.
and Mrs Hemmens their return from their
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avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon King have arrived
in New York from Newport to sail for Europe,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. Vanderbilt who are
still at their country place at Hyde Park will re-
main there until after the wedding of Miss Gladys
Mills To Henry Carnegie Phipps next month. and
will arrive in town for the season on December 10.
Ernesto G. Fabbri who has been in Canada on
shooting trip, will return to town tomorrow.
Don Ferdinand Colonna. Prince of Stigiano. the
husband of the half-sister Of Clarence Mackay.
sailed yesterday on board the French liner I4or-
raine. after a stay OF fortnight in this country.
Among his fellow passengers were the Due de
Chaulnes. whose engagement 10 Miss Theodore
Shonts daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore P.
Shonts. has Just been officially announced He
will return to America toward the end OF next
month and it is expected that his wedding viii
take place in the latter part OF January.
eraI Of his relatives coming from Paris for the
occasion including his brOther-in-law and sister.
the Due and Duchesse Dues. and his cousin. the
Duo de Luynes who is likewise chief OF his family.
Mr. and Mrs ShOnts have rented the house %
James F. T. Lanier. in East 18th street, for the
season.
Mrs Charles n. Marshall and Mss Evelyn Mar
shall who have been abroad for some time past,
have sailed for New York to spend the season here
From England comes news 10 the effect that r
Livingston Beecknan. who Is spending the winter
with Mrs Beeckman at Staveley Lodge Melton
Mowbray. has had his arm and wrist injured
through a fan while out hunting with the Belvoir
hounds and has been obliged TO proceed 10 London
for expert surgical advice and attention