New-York tribune., 1907-04-19
Abouf People and Socfai lncfde,,ts

few intimate friends. The ceremony 1-,, aad
by the Rev. Dr. Ernest n. Stires rsefs- i. "a
Thomas's Church. the couple standing IN tba 81 =
ing room before Drie-dieu formed or Iili.--
valley. decorated for the occasion with v e.
palms The BRIDE arrayed In white satl, ars',-9 =
with tulle veil and carrying a bou0uet ~ -
roses. was given away by her father. and - -.
one attendant namely. Miss Anne Bush. of rr,.--
town, n n. who wore a frock OF white ob,,,1
her flowers consisting OF H1es-of- -the-vauev
Lefrerts best man. and there were no rss
Among those present were Mrs. Marcelluq -
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller Mr. srs 20
John ID. Rockefeller. iF.. Mr. and Mrs -
Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. William c. Rocfes-r'
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge. Mr. ana M,
Percy A. Rockefeller Mrs William E Dodga w.
Grace Dodge. Mrs. Arthur Dodge Mr. and ~ - 's
II. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Walter b. Jenninr. ~, -
and Mrs. George Walker Jenkins. Miss yer, 81,
bert. Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes Miss stokos II.
Misses Jenkins and the Rev. DIT. and Mrs Cba-,..
II. Parkhurst. During the ceremony the s,ss..
were placed on either side OF an aisle foru1o5 H.
STRANDS Of white ribbon. held IN place bv tor,s.
composed OF ferns topped with clusters or ann.
blossoms The newly married couple after n -,
tour in the sosIth viii spend the remainder OF tbs,
honeymoon In Europe. returning to this country b
the fail
Miss May A. TUckeFman. daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs. RayaTd Tuckerman. was married vesfor1.r
to c. Hermann Kinnicutt in the Church OF tbe ~
carnatOn. The ceremony was at 800 O'Clock a1f
was followed by a reception in the Old William n
Dodge house. in Madison avenue near s6th stros4
which was loaned for tho occasion The bride "a,
escorted to the chancel by her father who aavs
her away Her Empire gown was Of white sltr
and with II she wore long tulle veil. Miss Joan
Tuckernan was her sisters maid of honor ana
the bridesmaids Mss Julia Appleton Tucts-.
man. Miss Dorothy Kissel. Miss Dorothy Whitnsv
Miss Julia Meyer Miss Josephine Flagg Nrss
Dorothy Greene and Miss Susan SedsWick. Thsv
wore pink chiffon frOcks and straw hats trimmed
with applique lace The best man Francis n
Kinnicutt the brsdegroom's brother and IN.
brides brother. Bayard Tuckerman. jr.: samuel
Fuller. Charles Dana Draper. Edward s. Thurston
w. Redmond Cross. Roger Kinnicutt. ST. John
Smith and Ernest Isen served as ushers Tia
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. William
NJ CrosverOr. The church was prettiy decoratss
with IiIacs. cherry blossoms and palms. and ouar-
titles OF pink rambler roses used in the hous.
where the bride and bridegroom received in a bow
er OF palms. roses and Hlacs. Among those pres
ent at the church were Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmes
Wood Mr. and Mrs. George B. Post jr Mr. ana
Mrs Joseph +. Woods. Mr. and Mrs Francis 4
Appleton, Mn ard Mrs. Gerald L. Hoyt. Mr. an
Mrs Paul TJckerman, Mrs. Harry Payne Whineg
Rudolph KIssel. Miss Electra Havevmeyer. Kiss
LILY Lee Page. Mr and Mrs JOhn z. CoWdin Mrs.
William H. Draper and Miss Martha L. Dransr
Mrs Charles Dana Draper. Mrs W. B. OssooH
Field Mrs Herbert L. Satterlee. Mrs ". Auston
Flagg DR. and Mrs. F. P. kinnicutt father and
mother Of the bridegroom: Mr. and Mrs Gustav z
Kissel Mrs Deiany Rowland and Mr. and NIrS
Charles H. Alexander
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe
were Mrs John Jacob Astor and her little daugh-
ter AIR. and Mrs. Charles NJ Oerchs and Miss
Blanche Oelrichs. Mrs f. Reeve Merritt. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Innes Kane and F. Gallatin, who left
on hoard tho Kaiserin Augusta Victoria; Mr.. and
Mrs Courtlandt Dixon Barnes. now their honey
moon: Mrs. Whtelaw Reid and Miss Jean Reid.
SCHUYLER Parsons and Arthur r. Randolph. son o.
the late Mrs William G. Whitney, board the
Cedric and Mrs Winthrop Chanler. with Mss.
Dorothy and Miss Julia Clzanler. on the French
liner savoie.
Mrs. Robert Olyphant. with her daughSeE and
son will sail for Europe Tomorrow on board ths
Finland
Mrs. Robert W de Forest and Baroness Rossl.
wife OF the Russian Ambassador. are amons ne
natronesses OF an illustrated address which VIII Be
s.I,,,er,d thls evening at MendeIssohn Hall by
Nine ds Nelssner for the heneht Of the sufferers
from the famine in Russia. The entertainment
will include stereOpticon views OF incidents or ns
recent war with Japan
Mrs woodbury. Kane and her children have ar
rived in town from Aiken and are at the Algonquin
Ssberrv.s will be the scene tonight OF the last oi
,ha university cotilons for this season The dance
&, -,ven bv the undergraduates of Yale. Harvard
princeton and Columbia and several women VIII
oe4c,ats as patronesses and receive the guests
,,o,,sr entertainments OF the same character to-
night at sherry's Is the last Of the s'-eae 'u'HO'
Friday dances