New-York tribune., 1910-01-27
People and Social Incident,

bridegroom's aunt, his sisters xo..
eta and Miss Mary s. w. Kernoc,.-E'
and Mrs Henry Rogers wInthron NJ Ar.
/ Mrs. Henry W. Bull and Mr.. ara a
Payne Whitney. AfS
Another wedding yesterday was ,n,,
MISE b'ancne Oerfchs and Ieonars ~
Ihornas' AT the Park avenue home O, ~
brides parents, ME- and Mrs. Charta- -
oeirlchs' wnere the ceremony was ~
formed by Monsignor Lavelle- or =,
TICK Cathedral' assisted by his sscr.-
tary. Father Byrne. and the RAv
William j. Sinnott. In the prags,:.. os.
near relatives and few intimate rrt.. "
a small breakfast and reception sa1ia-'
ing, for which about one hundred s~N,
tations had been issued. The dr,-rs.
room was converted into chapel of T'ra>
and roses and garIands of green w.ra
ranged from the centre OF the csB,n, :.
the walls and large palms were plscad :.
one end of the room, making backgrorrI
Tor the small altar. which was Iigntsd- -
candles and decorated with vases OF fss,a~
An aisle of white ribbons was so--r-s
through the centre OF the room, ana /.
prle-dieu or white satin was places "a.
the bride and bridegroom TO kneel unon
Miss Oelrichs, who was given awav =.
her father, was dressed In white ebtyo-
with a court train OF white satin s,-
oroidered in roses, and her long taua vs3,
was fastened with orange blossoms H.
flowers consisted Of orchids and gards,,,.
She wore a diamond necklace the zfg, !,
the bridegroom. Her only bridal ar,s,s
ant was Miss Cecilia May, OF Wasni,.-
ton, who was in pink chiffon over n,r,
satin and wore a pink hat. She ear-ioII
a bouquet of pink roses. Little Catblsar
Vanderbilt. daughter OF Mr. and u~-
Reginald c. Vanderbilt, and the dirnInurtr,
son OF Mr. and Mrs Peter d. Martin at
ed as train bearers. Cathleen VandsrhiI,.,
frock Was Of white chiffon ana pale bl,a
and she wore blue hat trimmed with lscs
and young Charles Martin wore a rbi,.
Eton suit William s. Hit was the best r,a-r-
ana the ushers comprised W. -G'Donns1
Iseiin, William Post, James w Rs-rav
T. A1arkoe Robertson, Adolph Rerie and
Charles De L. and Harry T. Oelriehs
Among the guests were Mr. and Nrx
Peter D. Martin. tIr. and Mrs Arrhu-
Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. e g. Potter Mis-,
Emily Potter, Mrs. George C.. Thomas. q,
Philadelphia, mother OF the bridegrcou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore - Hayeneysr
Mrs. Frederic Nelson. Mr. and Mrs PEN.
broke Jones, Mrs. James ?. Kernocaan
Mrs. Richard irwin. Mr.. ami Mrs. John p
Drexel, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Go6Iet Ms
Stuyvesant Fish. Mr.. and Mrs AIher. z
Gray and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lsvingzca
Beeckman-
Yet another wedding OF yesterday "a,
that of Miss Agnes s Hall. daughter q,
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Hall. to Est.r
Bataman Allen, in the Church q: N,
Ascension at 4 o'clock Tue cersuouy.
which was performed by the Rev Ps.yS
Grant, was followed by a reception ss7ea
by the parents OF the bride at their houss.
in West 9Th street The bride, who was
arrayed in white satin trimmed with Brus-
sells lace and wore lace veil. her flowers
being lilies-of-the-valley, was attended by
Mrs Charles Dewey. Miss Athenas
Grymes. Miss Elizabeth Claiborne. Mss
Adelina Richards. Miss FTournoy Ho1kias.
Miss Eleanor Downing and Miss Elizabeth
Steinman. and by two little flower girls,
Zaydee de Jonge and MeCora Grymes Ths
children were dressed III white ehifon with
large lace hats, and carried baskets filed
with American Beauty roses. The brides
maids wore white cloth and chiffon and
carried American Beauty roses. Thomas
W, Russell was the best man and the ush-
ers included Stanley Resor, Leonard E-is-
bic, Richard Cole, James l. Thompson.
George Cotton. John Broadhead. Robert
Fletcher, Spencer Goodwin Goodwin Sizzi.h,
Arthur Allen and Arthur Williams.
Mrs. Robert Goelet entertained num-
Der of her friends last night at dinner, fol-
lowed by a performance OF Bernard Shaws
comedy How He Lied TO Her Husband"
1t took place at her house. No. So Fifth
avenue, where the drawing room had been
transformed into miniature theatre. Ar
mold DAILY, Maurice Franklin and Mss
Josephine Drake figured in the cast, When
the play was over Mrs. Goelet took her
guests on to the reception given By Mr.. ard
Mrs John Innes Kane at their house. IN
Fifth avenue, at which Fritz Kreislsr
played.
Miss La Montagne gave a theatre party
al the Liberty last evening for her dehu-
tante niece. Miss Dolly VI. La Montasns.
and afterward took her guests 70 Shsrrys
for supper,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr. gives
large musical this evening at her house in
ASl MISS GSId41lnS
Edmond Clement will sing.
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury, Mrs
Charles Steele. Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard.
Mrs. Henry r. Hoyt and Mrs. Henry Far
field Osborn, together with Mrs. Robert "
de Forest. constitute the committee N
charge of the second Cinderella Cotillon.
which takes place tonight az SheEry's
Several dinners Will be given in Connection
Herewith, the hostesses afterward taxing
their guests TO the dance
Both Mrs. August Heckscher and MIS-
James B, Haggin give dinner dances 70
night That of Mrs. Haggin is az the )
Regis, where Phoenix Ingrahan will leal
the cotillon, while that OF Mrs. Heckscher
will take place ar her house in Fifth ave
nue. and is given for Miss Antoinette EscS-
scher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. Olin leave ;oHa
to-day for Mexico.
The dOwager Lady Hay OF Haysteaa'
PEBBLES. Scotland, md grandmother Of no
present and tenth baronet OF HaysteAl'
Sir Duncan Hay. and sister OF WAhaA
Butler Duncan, of No. / Fifth avenue .
wing seriously i'll at her London horne -
Princes Gate IL is in order 10 be VII