New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03

huySec ana Miss Augusta Mum. the bridesmaids
The bridegroom, who gave his farewell bachelor
dinner at the Union Club on Friday will be AZ
tended by Charles B. Bradley as best man and
by the following ushers: Guy Roosevelt Alexander
Clark. Alfred and Josiah Macy. Orson d. Num- tr
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen and Horace Have
meyer. After the ceremony there will be a 1arzA
reception given by the parents Of the bride Mr.
and Mrs H. O. Havemeyer. at their house. in East
66th street.
St. Thomas's Church was thronged YESTERDAY
afternoon for the wedding OF Miss Pauline Morton
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Paul Morton. TO J. Hor-
kins Smith. jr. The decorations. consisting OF
apple blossoms. ltlaCs end white roses, impaired A
springtime atmosphere to TIE Interior Of the
church which in striking contrast to the win
try weather outside. The bride. who was given
away by her father wore an empire dress OF
white satin and point lace with a tule VEIL her
flowers consisting OF white racs and white or
chids. Miss Mary Candy, of Chicago. the maid q
honor. attired I'm empire frock of pale blue
chiffon white silk, her blue satin picture hat
being trimmed with big ostrich plume. Her
flowers white Iiacs. The bridesmaids-Adiss
Martha McCook and Miss Lily Page, OF New York;
Miss Katherine Elkins, OF Washington; Miss Emily
Ames. OF Chicago; Miss Jean Oliver OF Pit5sburg,
and Miss Florence Rowland, Of BOston-were in
empire dresses of white chiffon with blue sashes
their empire hats OF white satin being trimmed
with white pIunes Their bouquets were OF pink
roses and white Hlscs. John W. Minturn and
Norris Kellogg. OF New York: Burnett Wendell
and Edward and Lathrop Motley. OF Boston: Fred
erick Hale. OF Washington. and Charles Schweppe
and Lowell r. Burch. of Chicago the Ushers
and st. John Smith was his brothers, best man.
The ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires. was followed by a re-
ception given by Mr.. and Mrs Morton at the house
IN Park avenue which they have rented from Sec
Rotary Root. Among those who had accepted IN
vitations to the wedding We're Mrs Richard
Townsend Of Washington. and Miss MathHds
Townsend: Judge and Mrs. John Clinton Gray.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Rogers Winthrop. Mrs. Ogden
Mills. with Miss Beatrice and Miss Gladys Mills;
ex-President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland. Mr.. and
Mrs William Jay 5chieffeIin Mr. and Mrs Earle
Dodge, Mr. and Mrs Forsyth Wickes Mr. and
Mrs Henry Coleman Drayton, Mrs Elliott F.
Shepard Mrs. William Post. Mr. and Mrs James
speyer. Miss Corinne Douglas Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs Elisha Dyer and Miss Laura Swan The
newly married couple have arranged to spend
their honeymoon abroad and will devote most OF
their time to motoring the Continent.
Announcement made yesterday by MI and
Mrs. Edward Y. LOew Of the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Marguerite s Loew. to Robert Cut
ting Lawrence. The latter Is a widower- His first
wife was Miss Monteith OF Albany He belongs
to the Calumet and several other clubs The
Rage will probably take place in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cunningham Bishop are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth Of az
their house Madison avenue and 36th street,
which they have rented for the season from Mrs.
T. Henry Mason Francis c. Bishop is son Of
the late HeSer r. Bishop. and Mrs. Bishop Is
daughter OF Mrs. Walden Peli
Mrs. J. Egmont Schermerhorn IS dangerously III
at house. IN East 18th street the result OF
serious operation 20 which she subjected
Thursday last. Mrs. Schermerhorn IS the widow OF
]. Egmont Schermerhorn who died last summer.
Miss Katherine Barney Miss Eleanor Alexander
Miss Grosvenor Atterbury Miss Margaret Dix Mrs.
Trenor L. Park. Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris and
the other members Of the Symp hony Club Will give
the first OF their annual concerts tomorrow az
ternoon at Mendelssohn Hail. under the direction
of David Names. IN behalf OF the Music School
Settlement work. The Symphony Club Is composed
OF women and young girls OF the fashionable set
who have acquired the mastery OF the violin. tho
violoncello the flute and other orchestral instru-
msnts The club NESTS once or twice week
throughout the winter for practice at Mrs. Charles
T. Barney's house in Park avenue
Mrs Henry F Dimock Mrs, E J. Berwind Mrs
p H weatherbee, Mrs. J. H Hammond and Mrs.
Frederic N Goddard have taken boxes for ths
Charity Ball to he given Tuesday night at thu
Waldorf for the benefit ~ the Nursery and Childs
Hospital and many dinners have been arranged in
connection Herewith. the various hostesses after
ward taking on their guests TO the dance. AS usual.
the uniforms Of the naval and military officers pres
emit VIII furnish picturesque note 20 the scene
Among those who have accepted invitations ara
Rear Admiral Coghlan and his star. from thu
Brooklyn Navy Yard; Major General Wade and his
staff and Major General Grant. with Mrs Grant and
MS stan besides big contingent OF ofcers OF ths
Governors staff and OF the National Guard Tick
cts for the ball be obtained from Mrs F. N
Goddard at her house. No So East 6oth street The
ball is the fftieth series The committee n
charge includes Colonel John Jacob Aston, W. x
Vanderbilt f. n. Crosby. Oliver Livingston Jones.
tr, Frederick 5. woodruff. H A. Weatherbee,
Roger Williams, Isangdon Geer. H F. Gregory and
many others.
Mrs Charles B Alexander. Mrs. Douglas Robin
son, Miss FreInghuyssn and Mrs John Hobart
Warren are on the committee in charge OF the
matinee for the benefit Of the New York Orthopedio
Hospital and Dispensary. which takes place at the
waldorf on Friday afternoon. February Is. a.
o'clock. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs Doug
las Robinson No 10 Madison avenue; from Miss
Florence Doane. No is West saith street. or from
the other members OF tina committee The feature
OF the programme viii be a series OF tableaux-Vi-
wants in which a number OF the debutantes OF thu
season and young married women OF the faShiOna-
bic set will take part
Edmund Clarence Stedman will preside at the
literary and musical matinee IN aid OF the Keats
Shelley Memorial Fund be given at the Waldorf
on Thursday afternoon. February Il. at 2;SS me
object of the fund is to complete the purchase or
the house IN Rome IN which the poet Keats lived
and died. The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Root
former President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland.
Baron Mayor des Planches. tho Ambassador OF
Italy; Esme Howard. charge d affaires OF Great
Britain at Washington; Ambassador and MS.
whiteIaw Reid Mrs. Douglas Robinson, General
Horace Porter. Andrew Carnegie. Mrs Frederick
w Vanderbilt and Richard Watson Glider are on
the committee Boxes and tickets for the enter
tainment may be obtained from Miss Florsnos
Doane. No IS West saith street
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