New-York tribune., 1910-01-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY

John Bigelow. who was Jinfs.
France nearly half century ago a..
still hale and hearty in his uinatv-,s.'
year. escorted his granddauxhse~ Ma,
Grace Bigelow Tracy to the altar =.
Georges Church and gave her au..
the occasion OF her wedding vs~t.-.
afternoon TO Thomas Grotian co,,-
baltimore Their engagement was q
nounced on his ninety-second bfrthdav =,
fall The ceremony was performed hv ~
rector. the Rev. Hugh Birckhead. ass,s,~,
by the Rev. Herbert Shipmap q, -
Church Of the Heavenly Rest and was .,
lowed by a reception given By the r,o,s--
OF the bride. Mrs. Charles Edward t..
at Mr.. Bigeiow's house. IN Grarnercv p.-'
The bride wore gown OF sor, -na.
satin. trimmed with point d'AIsneo, -
and a tulle veil which extended alraox, -
entire length OF her long train. and -
fastened with orange blossoms. She -.
ried a bouquet OF lilies-os-the-vaIlsv ~,
gardenias. and her only ornament v,.
diamond horseshoe, the bridegroora's ia
Miss Anne Bigelow Tracy was her ssstss,
maid OF honor. and the bridesmaid. vs-.
Miss Jane P. Bigelow. OF Boston, and M..
Charlotte X. Harding. cousins OF the brs.
Miss Margaret Sloane. Miss Anne T. Cars,
ner. Miss AIuriel Morris and atis- ElI.r-
Lee. They were dressed alike in ns,,
satin, clouded with pink chiffon. v.s
which they wore pink satin hats. trfnmaI
with large bows OF pink tuIls. pink ro..,
and black velvet. and carried mu-s !,
pink tulle over pink satin trimmed u,s
roses DR.. Henry W. Cook was his Aro.b
ers best man, and the ushers were e;o-so,
Brown. Alfred Macy and Charles A. Ina
ley. OF this city: John Marlborough Nsso,
jr.. and Edwin ". Poe. OF Baltinore. ana
Otto Tod Mallery. of Phfladelphia.
Among those seen at the church v.-,
Mrs. J. Francis A. Clark, Mrs Butler
Harding. Miss Grace Bigelow. Mrs. Never
Tilton. Mr. and Mrs. Luther I. Kellar,
Mr. and Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan, I'm
Anne Morgan Mrs W VI. v Hor-a.
Miss Marion Stoddard. Mrs Alexander
b. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph n. Cnr.s
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard, Nm
w. Pierson Hamilton. Mrs Herbert.
Satterlee. Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Z. Ksss
Miss Jeanette Kissei. Mrs. Gouver-s--
Kortright. Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn, NJ
Charles E. Greenouga. Mrs wilbs- A
BIoodgood. Mrs. Grenviile Kane, Miss "a,
Roosevelt, Miss Helen Alexandra. Nm
Reeve Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. E " nse
Mrs. Robert r. Livingston. Miss Frszs
Alexander. Miss Laura Egnmet and yr
Bessie Yoakum.
Mrs. Thomas IT. Barber gave danees
Sherry's last night for her debutsrs
daughter, Miss Justine V. R. Ba-os
Dancing was general until midnight, WIN
supper was served at small tables a:ts-
which the cotiIlon was started. led hy sgd-
ney s. Breese, dancing with his cousin.
Miss Barber. The favors included silver
match boxes and paper cutters. wsnis ml
colored silk scarfs.
Mrs. Arthur &. Claain gave a theatre
party last night for her daughter. Mss
Beatrice Clafiin, and after the play taek
her guests to the studio of her brother A
A. Anderson, in West +lth street. for SUP
per and informal dancing.
David H. King. tr., gives one of the Arg.
est theatre parties of the season this ever
ing for his daughter. Miss Jeanne King
and, taking his two hundred guests TO TIE
Knickerbocker. will convey them after ths
performance to Sherry's for supper and an
informal dance
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Livingston DeIa-
field are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son yesterday at their home. No
So West 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred wagstaf, jr. vii
leave town next week for Palm Beach.