New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-26
MRS. HARRY ALEXANDER STEVENS.
Formerly Miss Dorothy Hart Peters.

mony, which was followed by recepuoi
at the Chateau du Pare.
The bride was goWned In ivory satin, or
namented with rose point and pearls. Her
veil was OF tulle and rose point, and she
carried lilies Of the-valley and white or
chids Miss Theresa Scharmenn, Of Man
haitian, as the maid OF honor, was gowned
in Nile green messaline. draped with chilli
fon in the same shade, trimmed with
crystal and pearl She carried large arm
bouquet OF daisies tied with green tulle.
The bridesmaids trocks were OF green
chiffon over white satin. They also car
ried daisies and wore large white hats.
They were Miss May Cleary, Miss Mary
Hook. Miss Wally Hunewnckel and Miss
Gladys Oliphant, OF Montclair. William z.
MCLEAN served as best man. and the ush-
ers were Dr. Ernestus o. Kuhr, brother OF
the bride; Charles Carroll. OF Manhattan;
Charles Mclaughlin and Frank II. Riley.
Both the church and the Chateau du Pare
were decorated with daisies and palms.
Mrs Kuhr was gowned In gray charmeuse,
trimmed with old Spanish lace.
Mrs A. c. Browne, Of No "a Eighth ave-
nue., was a bridge hostess on Tuesday.
Among her guests were Mrs. Louis q. Gin
brede, Mrs. Mirabeau L. Towns, Mrs.
James O. Church, Mrs. Victor A. Harder
Mrs Lewis NJ. Meeker. Mrs. Thomas r..
Coles, Mrs. II. P. Corliss. Mrs John Roder.
Mrs f. n. Coughlin, Mrs. Louis II. Lozee.
Mrs. A. s. Napes, Mrs. Charles l.. Kicker
son. Mrs. Thomas n. Napier, Mrs. 8. D..
Haight, Mrs. j. S. Greene. Mrs. Augustus
l. Plat. tr.. Mrs. Alexander Campbell,
Mrs r. H. Simons, Mrs Il. y. Coughlin,
Mrs. r. Whitehead. Mrs. Zimmerman and
Mrs II. p. Corlies. Tho prizes were para
soils, one for each table.
DR.. and Mrs John o. Polak Will spend
June ut Spring Lake. n. J.. and on July
Will sal for Europe on the Rotterdam.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry I. Judson and their
daughter, Miss Helen Y. Judson. will. as
usual, spend the summer abroad. They
will sail early next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Audley Clarke and their
children will go abroad IN August They
have booked passage on the Kaiserln Au-
guste Victoria, sailing August !. and ex-
pect 20 return on the Lusitania, october 3.
They will pass the greater part OF their
time in Switzerland. Tho early summer
they will spend at the Manor. Shippan
Point, Conn.
Miss Susan Van Anden will spend the
summer travelling in Switzerland and
Italy
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Nlssen will sail on
the Victoria Luise June 6 They will visit
Paris, Amsterdam and the Land OF the
Midnight Sun They will probably return
the end OF August
Mr. and Mrs. Francis a. NJ. Burrell will
spend the first weeks OF June at Poland
SPRINGS. They will make tho trip by motor.
TIE Misses Gertrude and Bertha Stock
well will spend the summer abroad They
viii sail on Wednesday. TO be absent four
months.
Among those who have recently sailed for
Europe are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Glib. Mr.
and Mrs A Augustus Healy. Mr.. and Mrs
G. Frederick Stohlman. Miss Marie Stohl-
man and Charles Louis Slcard.
On returning from their wedding trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Stevens will make
their home at the Grant Arms. Foster and
month, Mrs. Stevens was Miss Dorothy
Hart Peters, daughter Of the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs Madison G. Peters.