New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Anita Ingersoll. one oT the dshu.
tantes Of the winter. was married at noon
yesterday 20 Roger VI. Minton at the home osi
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanton FIovd-.Tonss
in West 10th street. The bride who ~ NJ
daughter Of Mrs. Robert Taylor Varnun
by former marriage was given awav bvf
her brother. Hamilton IngersoH Her gown.
was OF white satin. embroidered In the d.
sign OF IiIies-of-the-vaIIey and trinnef
with point lace. She wore two wells. ons
Of tulle and the other Of point lace. fsst<
ened with orange blossoms. and carried y
bouquet OF Hlies-Of-the-valley and vhfts
orchids her jewels consisting Of a sfrfns
of pearls given 10 her BY her mother Mis-,
Justine Ingerson was her sisters maid %
honor. and her frock was OF green SATIN.
covered with white chiffon cloth. on which
chiffon flowers were aupli1ued She wore
white Neapolitan straw hat. trimmed
with pink honeysuckls. and carried
bouquet OF pink roses and Hlfes-of- the-vaI-
ley. The bridesmaids were Miss Laura ..
Livingston and Miss Leila Ingerso1 Haven.
and their gowns were Of green satin. COW
cred with white chiffon painted with
flowers. They wore hats OF pink NeapOIi-
tan. faced with pale pink crepe and
trimmed on one side with wild flowers, and
their bouquets consisted OF small Bride
roses. There were two little flower girls.
Priscilla and Mildred Taylor. who were in
white embroidered frocks over pink, ard
they carried baskets Of pink flowers. Ed
win V Kane was the best man. Thers
were no ushers
The ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. Dr. William j. Slnnott OF ST.
Patrick's Cathedral. was followed by a re-
ceptioil and wedding breakfast. served by
Delmonico. Among those invited 70 ths
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. James Black
stone Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. George Girls
void Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D.
Dickey. Miss Frances Dickey. Mrs. Robert
r. Livingston. Mrs James NJ Vsrnur1. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Endicott. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Auerbach. Miss Catherine L. Ham
ersIey. Miss Alics Kortright. Miss Eliza
beth Winthrop Stevens and Miss Helen NJ
Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L V. Hopptn sre
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Walter 3.
Gurnee at their house. IN Firth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee will spend the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor Me-
Mr. and Mrs John H Mccullough havs
20 town from Hot Springs. Va
Mrs Chester GriswoId Will go to South
ampton, Long Island. at the end Of next
month 10 spend the summer.
Mrs Maude Howe Eliot. OF eoston. -
the guest Of her niece. NJ. Hugh Brick
head. at ST. Georges rectory. IN East 18TH
street.
Mrs. Frank s. Witherbee gave a dinner
last night at her house In Fifth avenue.
for Miss Helen Alexandra. whose engage
ment to Bayard Hoppin was recently an
nOunced.
Mrs. J. Fred Pierson also gave dinner
last evening at her house in West SEA
street
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph P. Grace are az ms
St Regis for a few days before opening
their country place at Westbury. Long
Island
Mrs Clarence PeIl and Miss CharIotts
Pen viii go TO Newport on MAY Is to
spend the summer.
Miss Amy Baker will give her annual
recital this afternoon at Sherry's. She viii
be assisted by Carl Morris. barytOne. and
Bruno HUM will be at the piano.
opened their country place. az Wits
Plains
Mr. and Mrs George y. Cross 81 Wess
sd street. have opened Baricross. their
place at BernardsvilIe. y. J.. for
the season.