New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
About People and Social lncfderfS.

The sacred edice had been decorated for tire ocra-
sion with quantities of pink and white flowers and
palms and bore exceedingly springIIke aspect
which in keeping with the spring toilets sf
OF the women present. The bride who was
escorted to the altar BY her father, was arrayed
in the customary wedding dress of white satin. the
entire front. however. being covered with rose
point lace of which material the veil was likewise
formed. Her flowers consisted OF orchids and
liIes-of- of-the-valley. Her sisters Miss Janet and
Miss Emily Rosalind Fish. who were her only at
tendants. were gaTbed in frocks Of white chiffon
cloth. trimmed with bands OF white satin and with
silver lace. their hats being Of the Legho-n crder
with dropping brims. trimmed with Natter blue
satin. small pink roses and gardenias- Theft bOu-
quets were likewise composed of gardenias. Cecil
Higgins attended his haIf-brother as best man. and
the ushers consisted Of Hamilton Fish, jr-, Stuyve-
SAINT Fish. jr.. James J.. Breese. jr-. Robert P
Breese Wistar Kendall Aymer Johnson and
Thomas Batepe. of Boston. After the ceremony.
which was performet. by Bishop Courtney. a re-
ception given by Hamilton Fish. the father OF
the bride. at his house in West nth street.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Harry
v Higgins. the stepfather and mother OF the bride
groom, who came over from London for the we'd
ding. and are staying at the Belmont; Mr. and
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. Samuel y. BENJAMIN,
Hugh s. Northcote, MI and Mrs. W. Emlen Rooss-
velt Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese. Brad
ish Johnson August Belmont with his son and
daughter-n-iaw; Mr.. and Mrs W Bayard Cutting
Miss Harriet Daily. Judge and Mrs. John Clinton
Gray. Mrs. Adrian Isen. Mrs. James J. Ksr-
nochan. Mrs. John ". 8Iinturn. Mr. and Mrs
Charles 3. Alexander Professor and Mrs. r. Fair
field Osborn. Nh. and Mrs. Harry T. Peters. Mrs
Ralph Pulitzer. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson.
Mrs James Speyer, Mr. and MIS-. Ernest Wiltss
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanger
The newly married couple viii sal. for England
Immediately after Easter spend a portion OF N.
IN London, and their return 20 this coun-
try will proceed to the Pacific Coast 70 make their
home for some years to come in Northern Cali
fornia.
MtCarsme will be observed by a nInLer ct din
ners and entertainments OF one kind and another
this evening. Among the hostesses will be Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt. who is giving large dinner.
followed by music, for which a number OF add
tional invitations have been issued
St Bsrtholomew's Church has been selected ~
Miss Gretchen Hoyt daughter Of STr. and Mrs.
Henry Reese Hoyt. for her marriage 70 Henry
Ladd Corbett, on June )
FJetcber Harper will be the bsst man Of Harry
Pelham Robbins the occasion of his marriage 70
Miss Emily +. Velles. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Welles, in Grace Church. on ApfI -
Phoenix Ingrahan. Sumner 4. Gerard. Joseph Ears
Stevens. AIonzo Potter. Richard Newton. r., and
Harold T. Bend will be the ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane are booked
to sail for Europe on Thursday. April =
Mr. and Mrs Nevbod Edgar have returned to
town from the South
Mr. and Mrs James Brown Potter are about .
sail for Europe. and purpose spending several
weeks In Spain before going to Newport for ths
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorard Spencer. who spent last
week at the Hotel Gotham with Mr. ana Nrs-
Lorillard Spencer, jr., have returned to Newport
Howard Townsend Martin has returned 20 town
from Palm Beach. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. s CarTnan Harrtot, OF Harrington
Park. N J.. and this city. have gone TO Atlantis
City.