New-York tribune., 1908-05-21
About People and Social lncfderfs.

ant Secretary of War. in Washington to-norrov
will take number of relatives and friends Of thu
bride and bridegroom the national capital to-day
for Miss Oliver is almost well known in New
York society as at Washington. and has spent
much of her time in New York in the last two sea-
sons. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
DIR. Cotton Smith, rector of st. Johns Protestane
Episcopal Church at the home of the brides par
ents in street, and will be followed By
wedding breakfast There will be no brides
maids ushers. The bridegroom IS a son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander H. Stevens. OF Lawrence. Long
Island. and is a brother of Mrs. Ade!f Ladenburs
Grace Church chantry the scene yesterday
afternoon of the wedding of Miss Eleanor Patter-
son. daughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs Albert "
Patterson, and Harral Mulfken, of Washington.
the ceremony being performed by the Rev. DR.
William r. Huntington. Miss Patterson who was
given away by her brother. Albert Mansfield Pat
terson arrayed in gown OF white satin and
lace with which she tue veil and carried
a shower bouquet of white sweetpeas Miss Helen
MuIliken. sister of the bridegroom. was her sole
attendant. Herbert Clark, Of Boston. was the best
man. and the ushers were James III. Hayden. OF
Washington, and George Murson Voolsey, Of New
York After the ceremony there reception at
the home of the bride. in East 66th street.
Another wedding of yesterday was that OF Mrs.
Arthur w Talcot. widow of Arthur w Talcott.
and Edward Wyckof Harris at the East sSth
street house of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. Ed
wards Rowland The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. J. Ross Stevenson. of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church, in the presence OF few
near relatives and intimate friends There were
no bridesmaids and Tracy H. Harris oficated as
his brothers best man The bride wore an Empirs
gown of white embroidered flet lace over cloth Of
silver and carried bouquet Of niauve orchids.
The newly married couple on their return from
their honeymoon will spend the summer at Fair
field, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Iselin and the Misses Isein
have closed their house in Fifth avenue and have
gone to their country place on Davenport's Neck.
near New Rochelle.
Mr. and Mrs Edward s Harkness. who since
their marriage have been occupying a house IN
Fas+ 18th street are arranging TO move their
new house at Fifth avenue and 18th street, next
fall They will spend the summer at their country
place at New London, Conn
Mrs Colin S Carter is the guest Of the Governor
and Mrs Hughes at the executive mansion
Dr and Mrs Ernest Fahnestock have taken .
place at Monmouth Beach. n. J., for the summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs LIE Grand c. Griswold will spend
the summer with Mrs. Chester Griswold az South
ampton Long Island
DIR and Mrs Louis Faugeres Bishop are booked
| 10 sail for Europe board the Adrtattc on Jane
| u and will spend the summer at Bad Nauhein,
returning to America early in September.
| Mr. and Mrs ". Earl Dodge will sail for Eu-
! rome to-day on board the kaiserin Augusts via-
/ toria.
| Mrs Alfred C.hapfn and Miss Grace Chapin have
| returned from Europe and are at their house IN
| r.. zsrb street. Miss Chapin's marriage Will
| lam Beverley Rogers will take place on June IN
4 Grace Church