New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-01
About People and Social Incidents.

noon to Sterling T. Foote. son OF Mrs. Charles B.
Foote. in the Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
Which was decorated for the occasion with bay
| trees tall lilies and green's. The bride, who
/ given away by her father was arrayed in an En-
| pre gown Of white Liberty satin with a panel OF
/ white pleated chiffon down the centre and on each
| side appeared design of Japanese embroidery
with roses worked in white silk. She a point
/ applique lace veil fastened with orange blossoms.
| and carried bouquet OF white sweetpeaS and
| maidenhair ferns Miss Isabel FoOte. the bride
groom's sister, was the maid of honor Mrs Ignar
Hansen, sister Of the bride. and Mrs. Irwin H.
Cornell were the matrons of honor and Miss Eliza
| beth Stevenson Miss Hlda lockwood. Miss Elsa
/ Within and Miss Alice Clark the brides
| maids They We're all dressed alike il maize coll
/ ored chiffon cloth. trimmed with lace and pOnpa-
| dour ribbons. Their white NeapcIitau straw hats
were trimmed with maize plumes and roses, and
! they carried large bouquets of daisies Hastings
Foote was his brothers best man, and the ushers
included Howard S. Borden. Charles F. Hastings.
DR.. Ignar Hansen. Irwin Fl. Cornell. Harry s
Reynolds, Graham Brush Herbert Reed Lawrence
and Francke Fl. Bosworth jr. The ceremony was
performed by the bridegroom's grandfather. the
Rev Dr. Hastings. assisted by the pastor, the Rev
DR.. Parknurst and a small reception followed at
/ the home of Mr. ana Ms JenEer. in East 60th
street Among those invited were ex-President and
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. the Secretary of State and
] Mrs. Elihu Root, Bishop and Mrs David H Greer.
| MI and Mrs. Thomas Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hastings. Mr., and Mrs Cornelius y. Bliss.
| General and Mrs. Stewart L. Woodford and Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Bull
Another wedding of Yesterday vas that Of Miss
| Aline Virginia Kent. daughter of Mrs and Mrs
/ Thomas b. Kent, TO Rutgers Ives Hurry, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Abby Hurry 1t took place
/ IN ST. JamesS Church. Madison avenue and list
street, and a small reception followed the ceremony
/ at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Kent. in East 65th
/ street. The bride dressed in white satin
| trimmed with point lace, and had for her at
tendants her sister, Miss Marie Kent, who the
maid of honor. and Miss Ethel Levering. of Balti-
more; Miss Marguerite Petit, of Philadelphia and
/ Miss Constance FaiTchild and Miss Nina Mex
Perry of this city. for the bridesmaids. RenwicS
C. Hurry mis- brothers best man and the ushers
were Harold W. Howe, Louis G. Smith, S w.
AIdrich and Marcel steinbrugse-
| At St. Thomas's yesterday afternoon Miss Mary
Frances de Ia Versne. daughter Of Mrs. John
| Chester de Ia Vergne, married TO Craig Fitz-
Randolph Drake. The bride given away by
| her brother. Chester Rhoades de Ia Nergne, and
| she empire gown Of white satin trimmed
with point lace. Her veil of tulle fastened
with orange blossoms and she carried bouquet
of Hlies-of-the-valley and white orchids Miss
Katherine de Ia VergEe, in dress OF pink chiffon
| and a pink picture hat and carrying bouquet or
| hlacs and pink roses was her sisters nlaid OF
! honor The other attendants were Mrs. Louis H.
Dos Passos. OF this city; Miss Ruth stuart Mss
Ruth u. Fowler. Miss Lena r. Curtis, Miss Edith
Talcott and Miss Ella VI. Durham. They were In
gowns of white marquisette and wore straw hats
trimmed with pink feathers. They carried bouquets
of Killarney roses and daisies. Clifford Drake was
his brothers best man and the ushers were Louis
II. Dos Passos. g. DutiIh Cirugan o Harry Gruner.
5. Joseph Drake. jr.. Horatio Nelson and J. ?
Whiton-Stuar The ceremony which was per
formed by the Rev Dr.. Ernest NJ Stires. was fol-
lowed by reception at Sherrys.
The marriage of Miss winifred Ives TO Thomas
Ludlow Clarke took place yesterday afternoon in
ST Agnes's Chapel West sd street The bride was
attred in an empire gown of white satin trimmed
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orange blossoms. Her flowers consisted of orchids
HIies-of-thevalley. Miss Pauline Ives was her
sisters maid of honor and only attendant She
wore a dress OF pink chiffon which lavender
lilies and pink roses painted. Robert s.
Brewster was the best man. The Rev. Dr.. William
| T Manning performed the wedding ceremony.
which was followed by a reception Ut the home OF
/ the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore n.
Ives. West 18th street. Mr. Clarke is son OF
the late Thomas Ludlow Clarke.
Grace Church chantry was the scene OF st.I an
other wedding yesterday. when Miss Leila y
Johnson daughter of the Thomas Z. Johnson
OF Asheville, y g. married Duncan e.. Waadell,
also of AsheviIe and nephew Of the lata Governor
Steadman. The bride, who given away by her
cousin H. g. Carlisle was dressed in white lace
and wore a white hat and veil. Miss EUgenia
Johnson. IA sister OF the bride. and Mss Mastin OF
Kansas city. We're the bridesmaids They were
dressed in white chiffon cloth and white hats.
James &. Merton was the best man. There We're
rector. the Rev. Or. William Il Huntington ana
aftrward there a small reception az Sherry's.
The newly married couple Will make their home IN
Asheville, y. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Dmock gave a dinner
last evening at their house, in East 6Oth street.
TO celebrate the fifth wedding anniversary Of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cary T.
Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T Gerry and the Misses
Gerry will sail for Europe to-day They Will re-
main abroad until the latter part OF June, and on
their return will go to Newport for the season.
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt ars
expected from their Western trip to-day.
accompanied by Miss Cameron. daughter of Mrs
Don Cameron, who has come from Washington
to meet her daughter here. Mrs Vanderbilt and
her daughter plan 20 sail for Europe next week.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Baker will go Tuxedo
May Is.
SENDS 100000 TO CHINA.
Washington. April S0-Two hundred thousand
dollars. the largest contribution for famine relief
ID in IL fr.g..