New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-05-11
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Nora Isen's wedding Count Ferdfn,,s
Colloredo- Mannsfeld. third secretary OF IN. a..
trian Embassy the Court OF King vieto- -
manuel and lieutenant Of the imperial Aus.r4,
navy took place quietly yesterday afternoon ~ -.
home or her uncle. Columbus O'DonneI Isein a.
West SD street. The ceremony was perfor,,.a
by the Right Rev. Monsignor LaveHe assisted h.
his secretary, Father Byrne- There were onlv
about twenty persons present and these ver. an
relatives, with the exception OF Mr. and Nr,
Frederick o. Beach and Mrs. Tracy Dovs
The house was beautifully decorated for tia a.
casion by Leikens with apple blossoms. which paw.
the rooms the appearance Of an orchard in nm
bloom. The bride was escorted to the vrb,.
satin prfe-dieu end OF the drawing room, \.
her father, G. Oliver Iselin. She was srravs5 q,
gown OF white chiffon over white satin trir,n4.s
with point lace. and she wore veil Of ola ,o,,.
lace fastened with natural orange blossoms ana
small diamond pin She carried bouquet o.
hies-of-the- valley white orchids and orange bIo.
SONS. from which fell white ribbons. Miss Hon.
Iselin her halfsister, was her only attendant ans
she was in white chiffon and lace over pale slu.
silk and wore a hat Of white lace. with tiny pink
roses around the brinn. She carried bunch -
pink sweetpeas and Iiies-of-the-valey
Count Rudolph CoIIoredo-MannsfeId was n,
brothers best man. An orchestra. hidden behind
palms, furnished the music before. during and
after the service, and buffet supper was served
by Sherry.
Among those present at the ceremony were M,
William Goddard. OF PrOvfdence: the brides sister
Mrs. Philip W Livermore. and Mr.. Livernore. her
brother. c. Oliver Iselin, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs William
IseIin. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Iselin. Mr. and MIRA
Columbus OD. Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Isslin
Mr.. and Mrs F. o. Beach and Mrs. Tracy BOWS
Shortly after the reception the count and Hfs
bride left in the automobile OF Columbus ODonnsr
Iselin. They will spend a few days at Hot Springs
Va. and from there will go TO Newport for a short
stay before sailing for Europe. on May p.
Among those seen at the reception which FOL
Goelet. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs
Royal Phelps Carroll. Baron Ambrozy. Count i've
Count Alexander Tor5k Mrs Arthur Scott Burden
Mr.. and Mrs Delaney Kane. Mrs Charles Dana
Gibson Miss Dorothy Whitney. Miss Gertrude Hoyt
Miss Katherine Lawrence. Mrs A I.anfsar Norrfe
Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies Mr. and Mrs Joseub
Earle Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs Frank l.. Polk Mrs
Pauding Fosdick. Mrs James A Burden. IT.. Miss
Anna Sands. Miss Eleanor Sears Mrs Clarence
Dolan. Mrs. E r. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs Henry
worthington Bull, Mrs Edmund Randolph Mrs
Joseph Hartman. Mrs. z. G. Potter. Mrs Henry
Rogers Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Gusts
Mrs John r. Mccullough. F. Grand 4 Hsutsvile
Monson Morris }. Borden Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs
William Woodward Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ssars Bar
clay and Mrs. --rchibald Alexander.
Miss Margaret Fulton SIade. daughter Of Mrs
James F Slade. was married in the Church Of the
Ascension Fifth avenue and 10Th street yesterday
afternoon. to Edwin Paul shattuck. The bride.
who given away by her uncle. George
sIade was in a gown OF white atn and lace shs
wore tule veil. fastened with orange blossoms
and carried a bouquet OF hliss-of-the-valley. Her
bridesmaids were Miss Emily Coe. Miss Helen Pea
body Miss Harriet Glover. Miss Eleanor Braunan,
Miss Caroline Murray and Miss Gertrude Van
Cortlandt Beekman. They were al dressed in
yellow crepe de chine. and wore hats 70 match
John Godfrey SAKE was Mr.. ShaJtuck's best man,
and the ushers were Frederic Ashton de Peystsr'
Gerard Glenn. Z Lansing Satterlee. Julien T.
Davies, Henry McComb Bangs and Benjamin s
Young The ceremony was performed BY the Rev
Percy Stickney Grant and followed BY a re-
ception AT the home OF Mrs slade, in West I'm
street.
A society circus for the benefit OF the New YORK
Association for the Blind VIII be given this after
noon and evening at the Hippodrome. II viii IN
clude exhibitions in running swimming JGnpns
and gymnastics by blind athletes from the over
brook School. at Overlook, Penn sylvan and oa'-
terhy dances and amateur circus. with Ho"e1u
Borden and Jacob Wendell as ringrnasters-
Mr. and Mrs Percy r. Pyne have taken posses
sion OF their country home, at BernardsvlIe y -
for the summer
Mr. and Mrs E H Hartman, Who spent ne
week end AZ their country place at Arden y l.
will sail for Europe June 1.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald c Vanderbilt vii 20 !.
Montreal tomorrow to attend the horse show there