New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

The bridesmaids were the brides young.
er sisters, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Loi,
Cunningham, and her cousins Miss Eve.
lvn and Miss Genevieve Cunningha n.
daughters Of Mrs. James A. Folger, OF
san Francisco Their frocks were all
alike Of pale pink satin, draped with pink
chiffon. Their Louis XVI hats were black
velvet, trimmed with pink roses. They
also carried Taft roses.
Zeigler Sargent acted as his brothers
best man, and there we're nine ushers.
namely John Sloane. Edmund Rogers, Ed
ward Putnam and Lee James Perrin, OF
New York: Louis Atha, OF Newark; Leon
ard Tyler and Sidney Sargent, Of New
Haven: Paul Mann, of Buffalo, and Frank
j. Sulloway, of Franklin, \. II. Henry
Holt, OF this city. who was TO have been
one Of the ushers, was unable 10 attend
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, and recep-
ton followed at the home of the brides
mother in East 55th street.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Sargent will live in New Haven.
Miss Maize L. Delaaeld. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Maturin l.. Delafield was mar
red at noon yesterday TO Edward Ridley
Finch, at Fieldston, the country place or
her parents, at Riverdale, y. Y. Inc cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Leighton Parks, rector Of st. Bartholo-
news church, and large reception fol-
lowed. Many guests from this city went
out to the wedding.
The bride was given away by her father
She wore a gown of ivory satin, covered
with Point d'Aiguille lace. Her vel was
held In place with orange blossoms ana
she carried bouquet OF lilies-of-the-val-
ley Her attendants were her cousins
Miss Charlotte and Miss Grace Delafeld
Miss Frances and Miss Augusta de Pegs
ter. Miss Eliza beth Dodge Miss Charlotte
Wveth and Miss Mary and Miss Charlotte
Finch. Their frocks were Of white MORE
trimmed with swansdown. and they car
ried bouquets of American Beauty roses
Instead OF hats they wore court wells
fastened with white ostrich feathers. Dis
trict Attorney Charles 5. Whitman was
best man, and the ushers were FREDERICK
Tanner. Ianisr Mckee, Herbert l.. Bod
man, Arthur {. Ludington. Rufus ana
Henry Finch and Frederick Il. camp
bell. OF this city, and BenJa min Gable, OF
Washington.
The members OF the Saturday Evening
Dances under the management OF Mt.
Charles r. Huntington, met last night az
Delmonico's Supper was served before
midnight. The patronesses include Mrs
f. Livingston Pell, Mrs. Charles r. Hunt
ington, Mrs. b. ogden Chisolm, Mrs g.
Grosvenor Wyeth Mrs. Sackett VI. Bar
clay, Mrs Edward A. Manice and Mrs.
L. JacQueln Smith. Among those present
last night were Miss Priscilla Bull, Miss
Winifred Chsom, Miss Corneha De Ian
cev Cammann, Miss Eleanor 1aylo-, Miss
Louise Chappeli. Miss Cornelis Geer' Miss
Margaret Overton. Miss Grovene Con
verse. Miss Violet and Miss Gertrude
Hamilton, Lewis L. Delatield, IT., Alex
snder Hamilton, jr.. Francis Geer, ".
Travers Jerome. ir.. J. Duane Livingston
and Godfrey Taylor.
Three orchestras. those Of Conrad, Ben
nett and Rosenburg, will furnish the
dance music at the annual Charity Ball
on Thursday week. at the Waldorf-As-
toria The ball is for the benefit or IN"
New York Nursery and ChLds Hospital.
the Oldest children's hospital IN America.
and the dance has been yearly feature
OF the New York season for more thah
half a century Indeed several patron
esses Of the bal this year are the great
granddaughters Of women who were
patronesses Of the first dance, six OF seven
decades ago.
T. ]. Oakley Rhinelander Stowe Phelps.
Arthur and E Gilbert Schermerhorn.
Theron Strong, Rowland : Davis, col
gate Hoyt. jr. Theodore p. Dixon. charles
f. Warren and Walbridge :. Taft are
members OF the floor committee. and Ms
John Astor, Mrs. Vanderbilt Mrs. W. j..
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Elbrdge 7, Gerry Mrs.
Frank s. Witherbee. Mrs. Alsernon SUI
Ivan and Mrs Robert Nico are among
the patronesses. Major General Barry
and other officers on Governors Island
the commandment OF the New York Navy
Yard and officers stationed there. GOV
ernor Suffers stan. including Major Gen
eral Organ and many OF the officers OF
the national guard. will be present
Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock, ano
tickets at s. each may De obtained OF
George A. Sullivan. No. IS West lltn
street and No ~ Wall street, who is pres
ident OF the Charity Ball Society, or from
Daniel G. Adams, vice-president. AZ No.
. Wall street. Boxes can be obtained OF
Mrs Charles f. Roe, No. 80 East 57ih
street.
EnsaSements Of the last week Include
that OF Miss Elnor Douglas Wise daush-
ter OF Mrs. Frederick May Wise. of Bal
,lmore. and the Duke Of Richelieu. The
duke is head of a family prominent In
France Miss Wises father was Captain
f. NJ Wise, l.. :. ~, who died In China.
She is a cousin OF Mrs. William Jay ana
the late Mrs. William {. Whitney, also
Of Lady Bagot and Of Miss Cecilia May
OF Washington Miss Wise and the Duke
de Richelieu met last spring I'm Paris at
"A dinner given for her by Mrs. Seth Bar
ton French. Their wedding is expected
10 take place soon IN Baltimore.
Mrs NJ Orme Wilson's house, in Esst
6ith street will be the scene on Monday
afternoon. January %. and on Tuesday
night, January IS, OF entertainments for
ard IF