New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Anne Adelaide Stearns. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble stearns was mar
RED yesterday afternoon in 81. Jsmes's
Episcopal Church. Madison avenue ami list
street, to Stephen Peabody, jr., sen q Mr..
and Mrs Stephen Peabody and grandson
Of the late G. g. Haven. The church was
decorated with cherry blossoms, ARRANGED In
the form Of an arch over the aisle. through
which the bride walked daisies, palms and
bay trees. The brides gown was OF white
satin trimmed with rose point lace, end
she wore q veil Of rose point fastened with
natural orange blossoms. Her only orns-
ment was O string of pearls. Miss Margaret
Thorn and Miss Margaret Bowers were the
bridesmaids They We're dressed In cham
payne colored satin. with panier coats Of
light blue taffeta. They wore Leghorn hats
trimmed with blue velvet ribbons and yellow
roses and carried muffs Of tea roses and
fcrget-rne
Dr. James Nagle acted &c best man, and
the ushers we're Edwin V. Kane, Crawford
Burton s Bryce Wing. John D. Wing. %,
John Noble Stearns Sd, and Hjalmar II.
Poyesen The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Courtney. assisted by the Rev. Nell
son Poe cary \ reception followed at ths
house of the brides parents. No G07 Park
avenue
Another Of yesterdays brides was Miss
Katharine Shaw. who was married to
Thomas Dickson. at the house of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Francis
Shaw. No 81 West 51st street. Only rela"
tives were present at the ceremony. which
WAS performed by the Rev. DIR. Thomas
Sinnott under the same wedding bell which
did service at her mothers wedding. The
Invitations 10 the reception which followed
were more general. The bride wore her
mothers wedding gown Of white satin,
trimmed with point lace. and point lace
veil fastened with an old-fashioned pearl
head dress She carried a bouquet OF
lilies of the-yalley.
The ChiIdren's Orchestra. supported BY
Mrs. James c. Bishop, gave it's third annual
concert Yesterday afternoon at the Plaza
The orchestra is composed Of poor children
Of talent. who meet weekly at Mrs. Bishops
home TO receive instruction under the direc-
ticn of Louis J. Cornu. She provides tho
children with carfare and refreshments
Her little daughters, Abigail and Muriel' are
also members Of the organization, and yes
terday Abigail, who is only little over
FIVE years Of age, played violin solo, as
did her sister, MurieL
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. James IL
BARCLAY. Mrs Joseph r. Choate, Mrs.
Arthur Murray Dodge, Mrs. w. Bayard CUT
tirp. Mrs william Jay Schieffelin and Mrs.
James Speyer are among the patronesses OF
the entertainment TO be given Friday after
noon AT the Lyceum Theatre for the benehs
NJ the Art Workers Club. Among the act
ORG yyho have consented-to appear are Willie
Fam Collier, Arnold Daily and Ian Mac
Iaren
Mr.. and Mrs lie Grand g. Griswold VIII
take possession to-day OF their COUNTY,
place AZ Mount Kisco.
Mrs. William Walter Phelps will so IN
her country place. at Englewood. n. J.. this
week
Mr. and Mrs. L Townsend Burden sra
booked TO sail for Europe tomorrow on
board Ia France
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen II. DIN are az their
country place, at Rhineheck, ~ " Tor TVS
remember Of the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs-Oliver Hartman will leaYs
town to-day for their country place az
White Plains, n. y.