New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-10
GWYNNE-VAN SCHAICK
WEDDING AMID PALMS
Father of Bridegroom Performs
Ceremony in Church of
the TRANSPORTATION.
M'ALLISTER USHERS PICKED
Many Members of Southampton
Colony Close Summer Homes
and Return to Town
for Winter.

Mss Mildred Van Setback. daughter Of
,t,s John 3. Van Setback was married
- Arthur Gwynne. son Of the Rev DR..
a,d Mrs Walker Gwynne. OF Summit,
III Yesterday afternoon in the Church
- the TRANSPORTATION. The decorations
,rsre simple, and consisted OF palms
,,sced about the chancel. The father Of
,hA BRIDEGROOM, rector Of Calvary Church.
summit. performed the ceremony which
was followed by reception at the home
- Mrs Van Schaick. No. Y East Slst
street
The bride was escorted to the altar by
,obn E Cowdin, her cousin, who gave
her away. She wore a gown of white
ATTN charmeuse trimmed with duchess
tee and her tulle veil. bordered with
large white beads and worn with cap
.6ect was held by a wreath Of orange
b,ossoms. Her only ornament was a cir
clst of diamonds. the gift Of the BRIDE
sroom She carried llies-of-the-vauey
Miss Helen B. Gwynne, sister OF the
bridegroom, was maid OF honor and the
br,des only attendant. She vas dressed
m a gown OF yellow satin and chiffon
trimmed with skunk fur and made in the
nav minaret style. Her large hat OF
black velvet was trimmed with skunk
ard abe carried bouquet Of pink roses
and ferns Mrs. Van Schaick, mother OF
the bride. was in black velvet. with tunic
n, old lace, and she wore large hat OF
black velvet.
" Lee Gwynne was his brothers best
man. and the ushers we're w. Rhinelander
Stewart. IT.. Gordon r. McAlister. Harry
G Beste De Forest Lyon. Frederick w.
Gwvnne and Malcolm Hunter After a
wedding trip Mr.. Gwynne and his bride
will make their home in Essex Fells, y. ).
Among those who witnessed the cere-
nonv and attended the reception were
AR. and Mrs. ". Herbert Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. Buell. HOLSTER. Mrs. Danford
Henry Knowlton, Mrs. John z. Cowdln'
Mr.. and Mrs Harold F. MADDEN, jr., Mrs.
]. Lee Taller, Miss Marie Taller, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Nicoll Townsend, Miss Az
drey Fairlie Townsend. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Slocum, Miss Nathalie Slocum'
Mr.. and Mrs william c. Bowers, Mr.. and
Mrs Georse II. Hull, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
pemsen Strong. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Ona-
,,via tr.. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Kobbe,
Phoenix Ingraham, J. Bowers Lee, Mr..
and Mrs Alexander w. Monat M ana
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mr.. and
Mrs 3. Franklin Goodspeed, Mr. anu
Mrs J. Stevens Ulmsn. Mr. and Mrs, 5.
Oakley Wander Peel. Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Van Amringe. George de X. Glider, Ed
ward p I4arned and J. r. Suydam, jr.
Gordon r. McAllister who will marry
Miss Audrey Fairlie Townsend, daughter
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NicOll Town
,end. in the Cathedral of the Incarnation.
Garden City, Long Island. on october IS.
las chosen for his ushers w. Lee Gwynne'
Prescott Berder Frederick w. Gwynno,
airst Broom, Malcolm Hunter and Ed
ward Nicoll Townsend, jr Carroll n.
Dawson will be the best man. Miss Mary
Allison Swan will give a dinner at her
home. in Garden City, on Friday night
October Il, for Miss Townsend and her
nance. Her guests will include the bridal
attendants, best man and ushers. AFTER
dinner Miss Swan will take her guests 10
the charity ball at the Garden City Hotel.
A small QllnET udllIC VIII &c SA'N-' $3.50
evening at the Baltusrol Golf CLUB. Inc
patronesses are Mrs. Henry A Barclay
Mrs. George T. Lane, Mrs. Arthur w.
Little and Mrs. ]. Victor Onauvia- jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Payne Thompson
have arrived in town from their country
place at Westbury, Long Island, and are
IT the Plaza
Mr. and Mrs. Percy r Pyne have re-
turned 10 town from their country place
at Bernardsville. y. j.. and are at their
house, No. $50 Park avenue.
Mrs. william Pierson Hamilton will re-
turn TO New York from Europe at the
end Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Polk will close
their country place at Lawrence. Long
Island, or November and return to the
city for the winter
Miss Frances and Miss Augusta de
Peyster have arrived in town and are at
The Manhattan Hotel for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sabin have
leased for the winter the house OF Mrs J.
Russell Solely, No. 2 East Seth street.
MI and Mrs. James Mott Hartshorne
arrived in the city yesterday from their
country place at Southampton, Long ISL
and, and are at the Gotham for a brief
visit.
Mrs. Victor Sorchan has arrived In town
from her camp on saransc Lake. in the
Aoirondacks, and is at her house in Madi-
son avenue for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Claiming p. Wiley mo-
tored from their country home at Iselin.
y. Jr ana are at the Gotham for the
week end
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curtis Demorest
nave returned TO town for the winter and
are at their home. No. IS East 66th street.
IN THE BERKSHlREs.
BY Telegraph to The TribuneI
LenoH. Oct 9.-Mrs. Frederic Crownin-
shield gave the last Of her Thursdays at
nome al Konkapot cottage this afternoon.
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Soseph II. Choate, Miss Mabel Choate,
MISS Anna c. Warren. Miss Nancy G.
wharton, Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton J. Van
AensSalaer, Mrs. oscar Iasigi, Miss Emily
Iuekerman, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
sedgwick. Mr.. and Mrs. William ID.
oIOdne. Mrg Erancis @ RarlnM Mr. and