New-York tribune., 1908-04-22
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

St Thornass Church was III. scene Yesterday
afternoon Of the wedding Of Miss Clara Wright
Barclay TO Joseph Victor Onativia. II. The bride
who is daughter of Mrs Henry A Barclay. was
given away by her brother, Wright Barclay She
dressed in gown Of white satin. trimmed
with point lace. with which she wore tulle veil
her flowers consisting of nI.s-of-the-valley and
orchids. Miss Vera Onatfvia. who was the maid os
honor. arrayed IN blue satin and white lace,
with = picturesque hat trimmed with American
Beauty roses. Of which flowers her bouquet was
also formed. The four bridesmaids Miss Dorothy
RigeIow Miss Alice and Miss Louise Kobbe and
Miss Ellen Brown in frOCks OF embroidered
yellow chiffon. their large hats Of natural straw
being trimmed with American Beauty roses of
which flowers their bouquets. like those Of the
maid Of honor were formed. Two little flower
girls Dorothy Brown and Jennie FfnCke. in frOCks
Of white null and lace and hats trimmed with blue
feathers and American Beauty roses carried
baskets Of moss roses and forget-n1e- -nots Arthur
Russell Jones was best man and the Ushers were
Clarence PeI Martin KeoEh, Woodbury. Seanans,
CrfswoId LoriIlard. Henry Colt. Paul Moore. John
Brown and Harry Best The ceremony. which was
performed by the Rev DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, was
followed by reception given by the mother Of the
bride al Sherry's and at which present the
brides sisters. Mrs ] Stevens Clran and Mrs
Oakley Vanderpoel, IT: Ny and Mrs Sackett
Moore Barclay. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert @ PeH Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Emmett Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Mrs
Ralph Pulitzer Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop and Mr.
and Mrs. John z. Parsons.
Another wedding yesterday afternoon was that
of Miss Nathalie GoUre. daughter Of the late John
Hamilton Gourlie. to Francis Henry Appleton il,
of Boston. in St. Georges Church. Stuyvesaut
Square II was made the occasion OF a large
gathering Of the relatives and friends OF bride and
bridegroom. and after the ceremony they all ad-
Journed 70 the reception given by Miss GourHe,
the Of the bride, at her house, in East 57th
street where the daughters OF the late Mr. GourIie
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The bride. who was arrayed in a gown of white
satin trimmed with point lace, with which she
a lace veil her flowers consisting Of Hies-Of- the
valley and white heather. given away by her
brother Lawrence GOurlay (who has reverted
the former spelling of the family namel. and
attended by Miss Julia Freeman maid OF honor
in white lace and chiffon. and by the following
bridesmaids: Miss Edith Gourlie. Miss Amy APP
pletou Miss Mabel Rowland and Miss Eleanor
Ames arrayed IN frocks Of white and green crepe
de chine with large Leghorn hats adorned with
pink roses and carrying bouquets OF pink roses.
Gardner B Perry Ofticiated best man. and the
ushers We're Hamilton Thacher, c. Mifiin Froth-
ingham Mark T. Wendell Thomas b Beal. jr..
John Satonstau Appleton. Henry Dupont and DR..
Lloyd T. Brown.
Miss Mary Y. Hamilton's wedding TO Charles F
Swan yesterday afternoon was. by reason OF mourn
ing q quiet affair and took place at the Crarnercv
Park home OF the brides father. William CASTOR
Hamilton Miss Hamilton. whose gown was OF
white satin and lace. with a lace veil. had
only attendant her niece, Miss Helen Morgan Ham
uton daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Pierson
Hamilton and granddaughter OF ]. Pierpont Nor
gan. Theodore Swan the best man. and the
ushers were Gerard Beekmau HOppin Robert O
Swan Benjamin s Young and James Punnett
only near relatives and few intimate friends
were asked the ceremony. which performed
by the Rev. Dr. Philip Rhinelander. OF Cambridge
Mass.
"Neurasthenia Frank CrOwninshield's new play
making fun OF the fad for rest now preva-
lent IN society and generally indulgiug in satire az
the expense OF the nerves OF the set constI-
tuted the feature OF entertainment given last
night az the Plaza in behalf Of the Downtown
Nursery and for which Mrs. Frederick KernOchan.
Mrs. William Earl Dodge. Mrs. Francis Bishop.
Mrs Arthur Scott Burden, Miss Evelyn Parsons
and Miss Dorothy Kane deserve all credit the
organizers The scene OF the play laid In the
reception OF Blythebourne fashionable
Long Island rest cure. where Mr.. Dunham Gordon
Knox BelD was taking the drink and at the
Same time keeping his daughter Daphne Mrs.
James r. Eustis) from seeing her suitor. Dick
Duval (Buel Hollster). and trying 70 make a
match between her and the Duke OF Dashitau
Others in the Miss Margaret DIX. a
Della. the nurse; Miss Julia Hoyt bridge nend;
Miss Rosamond Street. kleptomaniac; Miss
katharine AttsrouTy. - Mrs. Dublin, and kiss