New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-04
Ceremony Will Be Per-
formed by Mgr. Lavelle
To-day at His Home.
MISS TALBOT is
R. X. COOKIES BRIDE
Miss FoOs and A. H. Lawrence to
Marry on Saturday-Benefit
Dance Tonight at Plaza.

Mics Esther Moreland daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Andrew y. Moreland Of Pitts
birch and Newport. viii be married this
,,orning to Henry T. Oelrichs. son Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrichs. at the home
II NonsiCnor Lavclle. Madison avenue and
1st street The bride will have no at
tondants. Leonard NJ. Thomas, brother
i,.,av of the bridegroom. will be the best
man. The ceremony will be performed BY
NonsjCnor Iavelle in the presence Of rela-
lives only \ breakfast will follow at
the Ritz-Carlton, where Mr.. and Mrs
Norelaud are staying. Mr.. Oelrichs ami
his bride will sail on Saturday for Europe
10 spend four months abroad, and on their
return they will live at Tuxedo.
Formal announcement Of the engage
rnent Of the couple was made yesterday.
Nr and Mrs Moreland and their daugh-
,sr spend their summers in Newport and
divide their time in the winter between
pittsburgh and New York.
Nj. Oelrichs is brother Of Charles de
Loosely Oelrichs. Mrs. Leonard NJ Thomas
and Mrs Peter u. Martin. He is a mem
Der Of the Union Club.
Miss Margaret Nellie Talbot, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles y. Talbot. was
married 10 Richard Nissan Cooke. Of this
city. last night at the home of her parents.
No. 255 West Tooth street. on account Of
family mourning only relatives and few
intimate friends witnessed the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. DR.
Relljncer, Of St Agnes's Church. bur
about two hundred others came in for the
reception which followed. The bride wore
gown of white satin and brocade
trimmed with old duchess and rose point
lace. Her veil Of old lace. was worn by
her grandmother at her own wedding
The bridal bouquet was Of lilies-of-the-
valley and gardenas. Mrs. Rodney o
Ing was her sisters matron Of honor and
only attendant. She was in blue brocade
trimmed with old lace belonging 10 her
grandmother William II. Pond, Of Wash
ington, was best man.
Miss Gertrude Fellows Foos daughter OF
Ny and Mrs. Ferguson w. Foos, will be
married TO Arthur II. Lawrence Saturday
afternoon in the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest. Miss Elizabeth Lawrence. sister OF
he bridegroom. will be the maid Of honor.
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Harriet
Iumuis. Miss Marjorie Browning. Miss
Gsretta RebouI and Miss Annette Weaver.
Lawrence Butler will be best man and the
ushers will be Philip Boyer, Benjamin -
Tower, L. Marshall Smith and Alexander
Fraser. The ceremony will be followed
bv a reception at the home OF the bride
No. 81 West 54th street
Mr.. Lawrence gave his fareWei oach-
slor dinner last night at Delmonlco = MS
guests included. in addition TO ms pest
man and ushers. Harry X. Ningut H. F.
Drever. Walter Stokes, George Elideh anu
William Minot
Miss Zoos gave a luncheon Tor her
bridesmaids on Tuesday
For tho benefit of the East SIDE hous"
Settlement a dance will be given MIN
at the Plaza under the patronage Oh ME
Charles Steele. Mrs. Oliver hartman
Mrs A. Barton Hepburn, Mrs. Joseph w
Hartman. Mrs. Phillips =. Ihohpson'
Mrs. William r. Proctor. Mrs Albert "a
Wiggin, Mrs. Waldron Williams anu
,thers-
A Christmas sale for the benefit OF the
Darrach Home for Crippled Cnlidreh VIM
he held to-day at the home OF MIS-
Charles II. Marshall, No. East 81"
street
Mice Doane's afternoon dances VIII De
resumed to-morrow in the Waldorf apart
rosnt Of the Waldorf Astoria, and during
December and January there VIII
!ances every Friday afternoon Ahohe
he subscribers for this series are al
Edwin Gould. Mrs. George IA. benjamin
Mrs. Hobert y. Belts, Mrs Francis men
dsrsop. Mrs. Edward y. Breltune' hrs,
Henry W. Taft Mrs. WILDER A bloous0ou
and Mrs. Arthur Rye
Mrs. Henry w. Taft will give dinner
tonight at her house, No. IS west H''h
street.
Mrs Kenneth Frazier will give recep-
ton this afternoon at her home NO %
East e5th street. 20 introduce her daue"-
Ter. Miss Veronica Frazier.
Mrs. Francis Fisher Fiagg will give
reception this afternoon at her home NO
$50 West 18th street. for the debut OF her
daughter. Miss Katharine Flagg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Robson, who
we're married Monday in Newport, sailed
yesterday for Europe 20 spend their
honeymoon abroad. Mrs. Robson was
Miss Laura Swan. She Is a daughter OF
Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Goodrich have
arrived in town from East orange ana
are at the 81. Regis.
Mrs George Gordon King gave a small
dance last night AT her house, No. 10 East
Nth street. for her debutante daughter
Miss Dorothy King.
Mrs. David NJ. Morrison and her daugh-
Ter Miss Abby Morrison, Of No ~ East
isth street. will give reception on Tues
DAY. Mrs. Lewis 3. Woodruff will give
reading from her new novel The Lady
Of the Lighthouse"
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 5. Reynal. OF
White Plains. have taken apartments at
he Hotel Gotham for the winter.
Mrs. Stewart Dun/an will give dance
al her home. No. East 18th street. on
December IL