New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-17
PeopIe and Social Incidents

| beck. as we'll as Miss Mary Shlllito. thu
latter Of Cincinnati, will be the brides.
maids. The bride is a daughter of IN.
late Alexander NJ. Orr. The ceremonv
will be followed by reception az thu
brides residence, in East 72d street
Another wedding of the week Is tha,
Of Countess Camilla Hoyos, a famIua,
figure In New York society. to CharlA,
W. Short jr., now of Boston in Holy
Trinity Church, Sloane street, London
the day after tomorrow. The Countess
Hoyos, who when here has usuallv
stayed with former Amba ssador ana
Mrs. Joseph Fl. Choate at their place a,
Stockbridge, Mass, and in New York \.
daughter Of the late Count Georgs
Hoyos. Of the imperial Austrian navy
and through her English mother a
granddaughter Of Sir William White.
head. the inventor Of the Whitehead tor.
pedo.
One Of her sisters is the widowed
Princess Herbert Bismarck, while anotha.
is the wife of Count Plessen, former Ger.
man Minister Plenipotentiary at Athens
The bridegroom Is a graduate Of Harvard
and connected with the firm of Cram
Goodhue & Ferguson, Of Boston. HiS
mother was Miss Mary Dudley, of Lexins.
ton, KY, and her home there figures IN
John Fox's well known novel little Shep.
herd OF Kingdom Come" Charles Shorts
ancestors include william Short, Of Viz
ginia, the first American charge d'affaires
to France. The bride will be given away
the day after tomorrow by her brother
Count Edgar Hoyos, and her attendants
will include Countess Hannah Bismarck
Countess Gabrielle Plessen, Miss Cicely
and Miss Gabrielle Whitehead. Miss Mary
Wakeham and Miss Joy Markham.
Miss Helene Noele Gourd, daughter %
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Gourd, was mar.
ried at noon yesterday in St PatricHs
Cathedral to DR.. J. Pierre Hoguet. Father
Sullivan read the nuptial mass and Father
Wucher performed the ceremony. A re. I
ception followed at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gourd, No. 81 West
10Th street. The bride, who was escorted
to the altar by her father, was IN a gown Of
pearl white satin, with a long court train /
covered with antique lace. Her mag.
nifcent lace veil was quantity pleated |
above the temples and held la place BY
clusters of orange buds and blossoms.
The bouquet she carried was OF orange
blossoms, white orchids and lilIes-of-the-
valley. Her Jewels consisted Of a diamond
necklace and diamond corsage ornament,
the gifts Of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Louis ]. de Mlhau VIZ her s.stersi
matron OF honor, and she was attired in
hat trimmed with black ostrich tips and
wore fine Jewels. Miss Jeanette Gourd,
who served as flower girl, was in deep
pink, with graceful picture hat, and car
ried a basket Of daisies and bride roses
As to the bridesmaids, they made a charm.
ing group. They were Miss Yvonne and
Miss Gabrielle Gourd. sisters OF the bride;
Miss Frances Henry, Miss JEANNE En-
met, Miss Noel Johnston and Miss Mar
guerite Hoguet. Their dresses were Of
rose pink charmeuse cerise, with wings Of
ecru lace dropping from the shoulders.
Their bis picture hats. adorned with black
ostrich plumes and Killarney roses, were
distinct success. and they carried huge
bouquets OF daisies and pale carnations.
Rene e. Hoguet acted as his brothers
best man, and the ushers were Dr. Alfred
Stillman, I'd, Dr. Richard Derby, Dr. Fen.
wick Beekman, John y. Marsh, Raphael
L. Cerero and Marcel y. Gourd, brother
OF the bride.