New-York tribune., 1909-01-15
About People and Social Incidents
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Beatrice Mills daughter Of Mr. and "
Ogden Mills and granddaughter Of D. o MN.
was married yesterday afternoon to the Ear :.
Granard at her parents home. at S9th stree. -.
Fifth avenue. The ceremony. by virtue - !.
special dispensation granted TIE Archbsho- =
New York was performed by Bfshop Thon,a -
Cusack, assisted by Father Donahue in the Ia.
ballroom Of Mrs. Millss house at one end OF ub,S
a temporary altar had been erected among aovs-
and palms The bride who was escorted "a 80
altar by her father, dress Of white s,,t-
brocaded with white velvet flowers. with = 80
OF the same material The gown was trfn,,aI
with point d'Alencon lace, of which the weda,r1
veil was made She carried a bouquet Of Whit
roses and had bridal attendants four rg,,l.
girls frocks OF white satin trimmed with Silver
They wore mob caps instead of hats and earrtsS
baskets OF pink roses The children We're Graz.
Vanderbilt daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cornsi,,
Vanderbilt Alice Astor. daughter OF Colonel ana
Mrs. John Jacob Astor; Beatrice Bishop daugA.s-
of Mr.. and Mrs. CortIandt Field Bishop and Emil
Taylor. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Moses TavIor
Captain the Hon. Donald Forbes of9ciated az HI,
brothers best man. and Ogden Mills Reid Ogds,
Livingston Mills. Henry Carnegie Phpps Charss
d WetmOre and Louis F. Holbrook Belts vs-a
the ushers The choir Of St Thomas's Church a.
sisted by Arthur Gramm's string orchestra ana
Miss Camille TouImin. harpist furnished the nnuse
At the end of the ceremony all present adjourned
to the Gray Ballroom. where the bride and brida
groom received the congratulations and good
wishes Of their relatives and friends The waddfps
breakfast was served in the dining rooms down
stairs. Later the couple went to Staatsourg the
country place of the brides parents. the Hud-
son. where they will spend part OF their honey
moon.
Among those invited were the Ambassador a.
Great Britain and Mrs. Bryce. Mrs Maturia rlv
ingston Mrs. Frederick W Vanderbilt Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence H Mackay. Miss Minnie Bishop N-
and Mrs Theodore A Havtmeyer, IT. Miss There's.
IseIfn Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer, 3ir ana
Mrs Moses Taylor. Miss Evelyn Burden. Miss Ger.
trrde Hoyt Mr.. and Mrs Cortlandt Field Bishoa
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Mr. and M
Carroll Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mr.. and Mrs e.
mund L. BayIes Mr. and Mrs Whitney Warren
Mr. and Mrs F. K. PendIeton. Mr.. and Mrs Hsnr
Carnegie Phipps Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Issin
Iloyd Warren, Miss Anna Sands. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert GoeIet. Miss Bryce. Mr. and Mrs. Elbridgs
T. Gerry Miss Mabel Gerry, Miss Angelica Gerry
Mn and Mrs Robert L. Gerry. the Misses Meyer
Miss Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Sloane Nrs
W x Vanderbilt jr Mr.. and Mrs Payne Whit
ney Mr. and Mrs Arthur Scott Burden. Miss Kftrs
Cameron Mr.. and Mrs. R. Livingston Beeckmsn
Mr. and Mrs Joseph n. Choate, Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish Miss Hartman. Mr. and Mrs William
Creenough Mr.. and Mrs Austen Gray, Mrs Good
hue Livingston. August Belmont. Mrs. Frederick C
Havemeyer Miss Dorothy Whitney Mr. and Mrs
A Ianfear Norrie, Miss Anne Morgan. Mr.. aaf
Mrs William Jay. Mrs James B. Eusts. Mr. and
Mrs W. R. Osgood Field. Miss Louise Isein Mr.
and Mrs Reginald Brooks. Mrs. Richard GambriH
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop. Nr. anl
Mrs E J. Berwind Mr.. and Mrs l. Townsend
Burden. DR.. and Mrs Francis P Kinnicutt. NJ
and Mrs Henry ". Bull Bradfsh Johnson. Howard
Crosby Mr. and Mrs. E H Hartman. Miss Nora
Iselin. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mex. Tvom5ly. Mr. and
Mrs Frank A. Polk Alfred @. Vanderbilt. Mr and
Mrs W Bayard Cutting. Robert ". Goelet Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert D Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Norman de r. Whitehouse. Mrs W Seward Webb.
Miss TwombIv, Mr. and Mrs Reginald Ronalds.
Ashbel P Barney, Miss Ogden Mrs. Kane. Miss
Kane Mrs Baldwin. Miss Eleanor Sears. Captain
and Mrs Philip NJ. Lydig. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy
Dovs and Mr.. and Mrs Heber r Bishop
Deibes's ballet OF ''Coppelia will be given at the
Waldorf this afternoon and evening for the benefit
of the Washington Square Auxiliary OF the Man
haitian Trade School. The part of SwanhiIia viii
be taken by Mrs Langdon Geer. formerly Miss
Dorothy Roosevelt: Jacob Wendell VIII be The Old
doll maker. Coppelus- and Everett Wendell viii Be
the Burgomaster. Miss AIarjOrie Dana. Miss Flea
nor and Miss Katherine Duane. Miss Corneia Hoyt
Miss Louise Freeman and Miss Edith Brooks will
be among those appearing as villagers 10 danes the
national dances which form a feature OF the play
Mrs George C Wilde gave theatre party last
night for her dabutante daughter. Miss Dorothy
McKIm Wilde ard after the play took her guests
10 supper at the Metropolitan Club. In the party
were Miss Leone Alexandra. Miss Gertrude Beck
man. Miss Edith Brooks. Miss Dorothy Hayden
Miss Emily Coe. Miss julia LoOts. Miss Vera Ona-
ttvia. Miss Elfzabet Hare power, Mss S4IAn NJ
bins Miss Eliza ". Stevens. Miss Evelyn VIII
erbee Miss HeIan TeabOdy. Miss Bessie Ioakum
Philip Birckhead. H. h. Hudson, Oswald Jackson
William Remsen. Rogers Sherman. Lawrence Rams
ford and Edward PAWS Jones
Nr and Mrs. Pau: C. Thebaud will give dinner
and dance this evening at their country place az
White Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, r.. who nave
spent the fall and early winter a their country
MACE at Westbury Long Island. have gone 10
Aiken. s. G.
Mrs Frederick ". Vanderbilt will give llnche0H
to-day for the Misses Meyer. OF " ashlnsOOA'
daughters of the Postmaster General
Mrs Jesse Hoyt will give a luncheon To-Day lo1
her daughter Miss Cornelia Hoyt. at her home N
Park avenue.