New-York tribune., 1908-06-23
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

,.,,,-o, decorated with palms and
f,ues and with oak foliage, which screen ~@ ~ ~ =,
AIDE 'aisles, the scene yes.ei' - o. Ar
.h marriage of Miss Lydia Mason JONES " -
tbur g. Blagden The bride. VINO was e -.
- cd Given away by her brotner' AItliu
,,ason Iopes was In princess gown OF sol' VIZ, VIZ"
satin trimmed with old point lace VIM" I'll
TO her paternai grandmother apu o"o -,
y, tulI. bordered with old lace. she carr.eu a -
u -. - IiI;as-of tbe-valIey and white orchids Her
I.peIs consisted of a diamond and pear pe"I''
a gift of the bridegroom. and pear ne 80. 80
her brother Miss Dorothy Kane was ti'e i 1
honor and the bridesmaids were Hii'7 -
Douglas Robinson, Miss sylvia
t,Iizabeth Morgan, Miss Margaret W. bidsueh'
Miss Anita Peabody and Miss Lisa CutIhs- l"7s
were all dressed alike, in Natter piue e'loi
chiffon made over white, and they wore 'ais7
straw hats trimmed with tulIe bows blue wistafla
ID email yellow flowers Their flowers consisted
of white roses Crawford Blagden was MS proIieI
best man. and the ushers were ahothei Di'.I.i'
Samuel p Bagden: William ODonneH lseih' EHoI
Cross Joseph w Burden, A. Laurence Hopkins
Cd Roger NJ. Poor. A Perry Osborn oh'eE II.
FilIev Malcolm McBurney. Charles s. Bro ana
GrenviIle Clark. After the ceremony, whlch was
performed by the Rev Endicott Peabody or Gro
ton Mass assisted by the rector, the ReV. Ut.
Ernest NJ Stires, there reception at the
house of the brides mother, Mrs Arthur Mason
Iones i'm Fifth avenue. Among those seen az the
church were the brides aunts, Miss julia ana
Miss Margaret Waldo; Mrs. Douglas ROBINSON
III.
Mrs Arthur Iselin. Mrs. David Pierce Morgan
Mrs c,renville Kane, Mrs. R. Fulton Cutting, Miss
Clementina Furniss. Miss Harriet Alexander ana
Miss Marian Clark Others invited were Mrs SAM
ue1 Blagden, the bridegroom's mother Mr. and
Mrs G. r. Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Cuyler.
Mr. and Mrs John E. Alexandra, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert I. Gerry, Mr. and Mrs. w Beverley Rogers.
Schuyler L. Parsons Miss Evelyn Parsons. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Wharton Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Clark. Miss Edith Clark and Miss Adele Colgate.
special train will leave the Erie Railroad sta
ton in Jersey City 1925 a. to-day, TO convey
the guests from this city to Tuxedo for the we'd
ding there of Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan, daush-
ter of Mrs John B. Morgan. to the Rev. William
Fitz Simon The ceremony will be performed at
noon in st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church.
and afterward there will be reception and we'd
ding breakfast Table Rock, the country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Pierson Hamilton. at Sterling
ton, Tuxedo. The bride will be given away
by her uncle. ]. Pierpont Morgan, and will be at
tended by Miss Helen Morgan Hamilton. Miss Jane
Morgan. Miss Sarah Morgan. Miss AnzoneHa Kane
and Miss Marie Seton. Mr.. Fitz Simon will have
his brother for his best man. and his ushers will
be the brides brother. John Junius Morgan. Of
Paris; J. Perpont Morgan jr., DR.. John d. French.
Alfred Seton, Otto Andrea. William Kent and
George c. Kent.
James De Wolf Cutting will sail from Europe
for New York tomorrow. On his arrival here he
will go to Newport for the summer.
Robert Walton Goelet. who is to act as best
for John B. Trevor on the occasion Of the
latter's marriage to Miss Caroline NJ. Wilmerding
Thursday will arrive from Europe tomorrow
Mrs. Frederic Nelson, who has been IN New
port for the last few days. has gone to Welles-
ley, Mass, where she is the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hollis H. HunneweII Mrs. Nelson will
sail for Europe next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman will spend
the summer at Southampton. Long Island, where
they have taken a cottage.
Mrs John Hobart Warren has left town for her
country place, Atwood Farm, near Hoosick Falls
n. Y, where she will remain throughout the sum-
Mrs j. Hood Wright is Wiesbaden with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs John
Markle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick johnson, who were mar
ried on Wednesday last in the Church of the As
censon, will sail tomorrow the MauretanIa
for three months trip through Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A Snow have gone TO