New-York tribune., 1911-03-01
People and Social Incidents

I, vas iHdltIeN 10 l1OTdcs hdNemeyer, son or
! Mrs " o. Havemeyer. The church, whic,
was at,ractively decorated with sprinz
| flowers, Towering almonds. fruit blossoms
and palms, was filed with members Of New
York society. The bride, who was given
away by her father. was I'm white satin,
trimmed with old point lace. and spray os
! orange blossoms fell from the waist around
the long court train. She wore point lacs
veil fastened with orange blossoms snd
carried. bouquet OF llles-of-the-valley
fIer only ornament was a string Of sol-
taire diamonds. the gift Of the Bridegroom
I Her sister. Miss Julia A. Dick, was the
maid OF honor. and she was dressed in en-
| broidered rose chiffon, over pink satin. with
which she were a Leghorn hat trimmed
J with old-fashioned garden flowers. Mrs. }.
! Watson Webb. a sister Of the bridegroom,
was the matron of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Elizabeth Bacon, Miss
Lisa Stillman. Miss Ruth Adams Miss Har-
| riet Ferry Miss Alice Dickson and Miss
| Eleanor Hastings. They were all dressed
alike in rose embroidered chiffon over satir
/ OF the same shade. They wore picture hats
I OF brown Leghorn, trimmed with colored
roses and all the attendants carried hou-
/ quets OF brown and yellow orchids.
| s. Maurice Edsen acted as Mr. Have
meyer's best man and the ushers wers
Joseph w Burden, Harry T. Peters. Elliot
/ r. Cross. Charles ". Jackson, William X.
Dick, brother OF the bride, and the bride-
groom's two brothers-ln-law. Peter II. X.
FreIin ghuysen and J. Watson Webb.
The ceremony was performed by the
! Rev. Philip Cook Of the Parish Of the In
carnation a lifelong friend Of the brides
family. and reception followed ct the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Dick No %
! East sd street. which was also decorated
with spring flowers.
After q honeymoon trip IN this country
! Mr.. and Mrs Hsvemeyer will return to
town and stay with Mrs. Havemeyer's
! parents until they go to their country
place at Islip, Long Island
Among those seen at the church were
the brides grandfather. William Dick:
her grandmother. Mrs. John Mollenhauer: /:
Mrs H. O. Havemeyer. Mr. and Mrs Sam
uel Peters. Mrs. Richard Wharton, Mr.. and
Mrs f. G. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Havemeyer. Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Mollen-
hauer. Mr. and Mrs. +. d. Mollenhauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. MoIlenhauer. Mrs.
Peter r. b. Frelnghuysen. Mrs. John r.
| Roosevelt, Miss Gladys Roosevelt, Mrs.
David Wagstaff and Mrs Joseph Earls
| Stevens.
The sewing class that works for tho
Fresh Air Association Of the Cathedral Of
! st. John the Divine held its first meeting
of the season yesterday morning at tho
| house OF Mrs. Richard irwin. IN West seth
street. Among the other members Of the
/ class are Mrs. Frank V. Burton. Mrs.
! Frank Hunter Potter. Mrs. f. Price Post,
| Mrs. James II. Aldrich, Mrs. George l..
Nichols and Miss Caroline l.. Morgan.
Next Tuesday the meeting will be held at
! the house Of Mrs. Payne whitney, IN Fifth
! avenue.
| Under fashionable patronage yesterday
afternoon the Misses Preston. daughters ot
| stephen Preston. former Minister from
! T1ayt 10 this country and for many year,
dean of the diplomatic corps az Washing.
! ton gave their annual matinee artlstique a,
J the Waldorf-Astoria. The programme in
cluded dances by Miss Rose Antoinette Pres
ton and by Miss Dolly Lynch. of Lakewood
and Junior Converse character sketches By
Miss Adele Grenet, monologue by Bert Is
Forest and songs by George Sphinx.
A christopher Columbus f4te" for ths
1 benefit of the Christopher Columbus inter
national memorial fund was given yester
Gay afternoon and evening az the Waldorf
Astoria In the afternoon there was ba
zaar Of nations, with the women in charge
OF the various booths dressed In the cos
tunes Of the country they represented
! Mrs. George g. Haye looked after th.
American table, where American BEAUTY
roses and flowers of all kinds were sold
| Mrs. J. Duncan Emmett was in charge O.
the British booth Mrs Paul Gerli. th'
| Italian: Mrs. Wilfrid J. Taupler th'
| French while Mrs. Z. Berry Wall looked
| after the tea table and had assisting her
Miss Dorothy Hurry. Miss Ruth Adams ans
Miss Adelaide Pendergast There was alst
Papal table. which was in charge Of Mis-.
| Leary who had on exhibition at the Chris
topher Columbus table. presided over b,
Mrs. A. c. Chenoweth. large painting o
! Columbus.
| In the evening there was concert az
which Nine. Aida and Edmond Clemen,
sang. and this was followed by dancing.
among Lne parOneSseS ana DoNnoluelS
were Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies. Mrs. Charles
NJ Oelrchs, Mrs. Frank Spencer Wither-
! bee, Mrs. Henry Waters Taft, Mrs. John
Duncan Emmett Mrs William Netcal 4
Bliss and Mrs. Frederick c. Penfeld.
Mrs. William p. Douglas viii give din
rer at her new house. in Park avenue. this
evening
/ Mrs. Clarence II Mackay will give Al
"a; home" this evening at her house, in
Madison avenue.
! Princess Hatzfeldt. who has been the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Coils p. Hunt
| ir gton, at her house. in East 57th street.
for the last Few davs IS booked 70 sail for
Europe to-day
! Mrs. James Burke Roche will give din
Iuer on March AZ the Hotel Gotham
Mrs George r. Schieffelin and Miss Dor
othy Sch!effelin nave returned TO town from
! Lakewood. n. J.