New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-24
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Marie Louise Logan, who has -.
Gently become a convert 70 the Carhof.
Church. was married yesterday at noon =
Henri de Sfncay OF Brussels. In the I.asv
Chapel of st. Patrick's Cathedral. whers
the ceremony was performed by the Arch.
bishop Of New York. assisted by 31onsfznor
I.avelle. Following the ceremony there WAS
a nuptiaI mass. which was celebrated bv
the Rev Ormonde Hughes. OF the Caths-
draL
The bride. vino is granddaughter OF III,
late General John A. Logan. walked uu tss
aisle alone She was aTTayed in vht-.
satin. trimmed with Honiton lace. with
veil of the same lace fastened WITH Orapz.
blossoms. and in lieu Of a bouquet she car
rfed a breviary She was attended by nor
sister Miss Edith Logan. as maid Of honor
I'm a frocIz OF white net over yellow satin
and with q Charlotte Corday hat Of Thas
lace. her flowers consisting OF an arm Don
auet Of sprays OF acacia, pink roses sad
uarcissus The bridesmaids included n.
Marjorie Gould. Miss Marjorie Curtis. Nh,
Elsie Nicoll Miss Edith LatimeT. Als.
Frances Alexander and Miss Constance
ParrneIy. Of Cleveland. They were arraysl
in pale yellow satin, with tunics Of yellow
lace with which they wore Leghorn hats
trimmed with large bows OF lace and small
pink roses They all wore medallion
brooches OF royal blue enamel. the brides
gifts.
Edmond de Sincay. an uncle Of the bride
groom, who reached this country only On
Tuesday was the best man. and the uShsrs
comprised the Due de NaIlomorOsa, the
Baron lie Morogues. Anthony J. Drexel. j.,
". Rhinelander Stewart. j.. John 4. Lo-
gan. 3D. Maurice Roche MOncure Robinson
and Ciurnec Mum. OF Washington. After
the ceremony d reception vas given by Mrs
John y Logan, jr-- the mother Of the bride
at her house, in West 10Th street
The newly married couple sail today FOR
Europe. and on their arrival there viii pro
ceed To their nome at Brussels, where the
bridegroom's father. CASTOR lie Sincay, is at
the head OF the zine industry in Belgium
and the owner of large iron works at Liege
Among those seen at the church were the
brides grandmother. Mrs. Chauncey An
drews. of Youngstown Ohio; Castor d
Sincay, of Brussels. the bridegroom
father; the Prince de Ligne. Of the Belgian
Legation at Washington: Mrs James 3
E,ustis Mr.. and Mrs Herbert II Harri-
man. Mrs. Charles f. GreeHough, Mrs.
Charles E Tracy. Mrs H HolbroOk Curtis
Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings. Mrs. J. Fran
els AIOysius Clark, Mrs. Frank ) Wither-
bee. Miss Evelyn 5. Witherbee Mrs. Edwin
Gould Miss Anne Tracy, Miss Grace Bige-
low. Miss Eleanor Butler Alexander Mss
Lucy Margaret Roosevelt, Miss Alice Cru
ger HaseU Mr. and Mrs Harry 8 LehE
Mrs Adolf LadenbUTg, Mrs. Alexander
ID. 3 Pratt Mrs Newbold K Roy Edgar.
Mrs. A Lanfear NorFie. Mrs. Herbert Ship
man and Mrs Charles de Loosely Oelrichs.
Mrs ~ Orme Wilson gave dinner laz
night ar her house. ii East 18th street.
Miss Winitced Holt gave he last Of her
Wednesday afternoon receptions Yesterday
at her house. in East 18th street
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt mas returned
10 town from Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Livingston Hoyt arr
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Archibald
Rogers at Hyde Park. y. I.
George J. Gould has gone 10 s.
Augustine Fla for a few days stay
Mrs Henry Lewis Morris will give
luncheon to-day at her house. in Vest Sd
street