New-York tribune., 1909-11-17
People and Social Incidents
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Grace Church. with its chancei adorned
with great masses OF white cbrysanfhe-
NUNS. the scene yesterday afternoon
at O'Clock Of the wedding OF Miss
Eleanor Whitridge and Charles Edward
Cree nough. the ceremony being performed
by the Right Rev. David II. Greer. as
sisted by the Rev. Karl Reiland. the act
ing rector.
Miss Whitridge. who was given away By
her father. Frederick W. Whitridge. was
arrsyed in a princess gown Of white satin
crepe de chine. the bodlcc being entirely
covered with HcnitOn lace. while the lac.
veil was fastened with orange blossoms.
Her flowers consisted Of Iilies-of-the-val-
ley.
The bridal attendants. in Vatican fr0~ss
of white satin and pale blue chiffon. ard
large hats Of blue satin. covered with sill
YER lace and trimmed with small artincisI
rosebuds. carried bouquets of pink roses
and Included Miss Joan Whitri1ee. Miss
Grace Tracy. Miss Olive smith, Of Bslti-
more; Miss Ruth Draper. Miss Maud BOT-
land MIss Edna Biddle. Miss Grace Sedz-
wick. Miss Mar0cry CIOustOn. daughter
Of Sir Edward CloustOn. Of Montreal. Miss
Ada Marks and Miss Janet Percy Dana
5. Oakley Wander Poel. jr.. was che best
man. and the ushers were Arnold Whit
ridge. ]. Townsend Burden. ir.. FrankIIn
a. Plummcr. Kenneth b. Schlcy. W. HAL
sted Wander Poel. Edward RI. Fisher and
Daniel N. Collin. After the ceremony
there was a reception given by Mrs. Whit
ridge at her house. No. ls East 1Ith street.
at the close OF which the newly married
couple LETT for their honeymoon. on their
return to town. toward the middle Of neSt
Ns.rr
new house. No. p East 18th street. which
is one OF the brides wedding gifts from
her father.
Among those present we're Mrs. Samuel
Wagstah. Airs. Frederick W Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs. EIflDOrne l. Roosevelt. Mrs.
Charles y. Alexander. Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane. Joseph n. ChOate. Mrs. Jonn
Ellis Roosevelt. Miss Gladys Roosevelt.
Mrs. James Burke Roche. Mrs. Albert
Gculd Jennings, Mrs Charles ID. Dickey
Mrs. GOuverneur KOTtrisht Mrs. John
Turner Atterbury. f. y Taller. Mr. and
Mrs. Jules J. Vatable. Mrs. Seth Barton
French, Mrs. J. MontfOrd SchIey and Miss
SchIey. Mrs Herbert Shipman. Miss Grave
Bigelow. Mrs. Alfred Wssstar. jr.. AIRS
j. LansdOn Geer. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Ronalds. Sir Edward Clouston Mr ami
Mrs Paul Dana, Mrs. Hamilton McE
TwOmbIy and Miss Ruth Twombly. Mr
and Mrs. GrenviIIe Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. w
Earl Dodge. Miss Emily ID. sloane Mrs
Elisha Dyer and Miss Laura Swan.
Two hours latsr-namely. At 4 O'clock
the marriage Of Miss Natalie CIews dauEh-
ter of the late John Henry CIews. to George
Russell Peabody. son OF Mrs. Arthur J.
Peabody. took place in St Thomss's
Church The bride. who was given away BY
her uncle. James r. CIews. wore gown or
white satin. trimmed with BRUSSELS lace. OF
which material her veil was Hkewise
formed. and carried bouquet of Iilies-of-
the-valley. Her bridal attendants included
Miss Alice AndertOn and Miss Ella Buck
the latter daughter OF Mrs. Charles r.
Buck. of Richmond. Va. They wore frocks
of pale yellow chiffon trimmed with bands
of brown velvet and skunk fur. and large
hats of the same material, trimmed with
skunk In lieu Of flowers they carried
nuns Of the same material as their frOcks.
trimmed with furs
John a. Stewart. Sd. was the best man
and the ushers were Henry Goddard. WIZ
lam Baylis. jT-, Cornelius Van Erden
Mitchell and c. Douglas Cireen. The cers-
mOny, which was performed by the Rev.
Or. Ernest Stires. was followed by recep-
tion given by the brides mother Mrs John
Henry Ciews at the Plaza Among those
seen at the church we're Mr. and Mrs
Henry Clews. Henry CiewS. IT.. Mrs James
=. Clews. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mrz.
Ernest NJ StiTes. NIrs Arthur j. Peabody.
Mrs Charles r. Huntington and Mrs.
Henry Lewis Morris
Miss Beatrice BENJAMIN. laughter - Mr.
and MIS- William Evarts RenjsnIiu will bs
married this afternoon IN 81. Thomss's
church 20 Alexander Dallas Bachs Pratt.
a reception viii follow AZ the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin. in East S7th street.
Mrs Frederic Nelson. who has been 4,
Paris for several months. returned 70 New
York yesterday and is staying at the Plaza
Lord and Lady NorthcIife sail this nlcrn-
ing for England on board the Lusitaula
after a prolonged visit to this country. can
ada and Newfoundland
Mr. and Mrs. \. I.aufear Norris returned
to town yesterday from New port
Mrs. William Edgar and Miss Edgar hays
also returned to town for the season.
Mrs. u. Henry KnOwltcn and her dauSh-
KnowIton. have arrived from Europe after
stay Of several months abroad and are
at their house. in East SSth street
Mr. and Mrs. Newell ". TiIton. vNo
speut the last few days al the St Regis.
returned TO Tuxedo yesterday.
NEWPORT SOCIAL NOTES.
BY Telegraph - The Tribune
Newport. Nov. 1s.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson Spencer will close their sss-
son next week and return TO Philadelphis
for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. a. I.anfesr Norris hses
gone 10 New York for the winter season.
DIT. and Mrs. John j. Mason left for
New York to-day.
Mrs. Theodore K Gibbs and Miss char
lotts BurIeigh have returned from san
Francisco.
Miss r. H. Chauncey. OF New York. -
guest OF Mrs. Harold Brown.
MIR. and Mrs Louis L. Isorillard and Mrs
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