New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-19
Wedding to Nathaniel E.
{. Rutter Takes Place
in St. Agnes's
CHRYSTIE ST. HOUSE
AIDED BY TABLEAU
Mrs. Reginald de KOven
to Entertain at Home
This Evening

JIG mari idEt VI MISS MARY T. AltN-
andre, daughter of the late J. Henry
Alexandra, to Nathaniel Edward C. Rut-
ter, of this city, took place yesterday
afternoon in St Agness Church. 14S
East Forty-third Street The decora-
lions consisted OF palms, ferns and
Ascension lilies.
The Right Rev. Henry A. Brann, as
sisted by the Rev. william A. Martin,
of St Patrick's Cathedral, and the Rev
John J, Delaney, performed the cere-
mony, which was followed by a recep-
ton at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. John +. Alexandra, 16 East Fifty
second Street. The bride walked to the
altar with her brother, j. Harry Alex
andre. She wore a gown of white chill
fon over white satin, with court train
OF white satin trimmed with point lace.
and tullc veil with lace cap. She car
ricd white orchids.
Miss Virginia l.. Alexandra, sister OF
the bride. was maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Anna R. Alex
andre, cousin Of the bride; Miss JUS
tine Van Rensselaer, Townsend, Miss
katherine Greene and Miss Edith Well
man. The bridal attendants were
dressed alike. i'm corn colored tsffeta
and chiffon, with brown tulle hats, and
they carried arm bouquets of garden
flowers.
Miss Nathalie +. Reynal was the
flower girl. She wore a frock of ciel
blue chiffon and satin. with white lace
hat, and she carried a nosegay of pink
roses.
James W. Maitland acted as Mr.. Rut-
tor's best man, and the ushers we're 5.
Bryce Wing, John d. Wing, I'd, Henry
Coster Steers, William Ryle. Douglas
Gibbons and Frederick F. Alexandra.
After their wedding trip Mr.. Rutter
and his bride will live at 81 West Fifty
eighth Street.
Among those present at the core
n,ony and reception were Mr. and Mrs.
y. c. Reynal, Mrs. John +. Alexandra,
Mrs. J. Henry Alexandra Mrs. J. Harry
Alexandra, ir.. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Clark, Magistrate and Mrs. Frederic
kernochan, Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Alex
andre, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thebaud, j.,
Mrs. Rcynal Thebaud, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.
White, Mrs. c. G. Dnsmore. Mrs. Cor
don Willis.
Miss Jeanne King, Martin Saportas,
Frederic f. De Rham, General and Mrs.
Francis Ninton Greene, Mrs. ). Bryce
Wing. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis F. Dan
forth, Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Hoppin'
Miss Civilise Alexandra, Mr.. and Mrs.
A j. Drexel Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Cowdn and Miss Edith Stokes.
For the benefit of the Chrystie Street
House for Homeless Boys, at 10
Horatio Street, series OF tableauX
vivants of old masters posed by women
Of society and songs by Nine. Helena
Alberts were given yesterday afternoon
and evening in the ballroom Of the
Hotel Plaza. Special features were
amusing stories Of trench experiences
and musical monologues by Lee Nlchols,
who served with the Honourable Artll-
lery Company of London, and lost an
arm at Ypres.
Mrs. Curt Reisinger, who was TO have
appeared in Foulds's "Will You Buy!
was i'll. and her place was taken by
Mrs. Lowry Gillette. others VINO
posed were Mrs. Bradford Weeks, IN lie
Bruins The Muf"; Miss Edna Sh9shar'
in Romnev's Mrs. Currie"; Miss Rosa
mond Johnson. in Greuze's "The Broken
Pitcher; Miss Dorothy Miller IN Law
rence's "Mrs. Siddons'; Miss Adeline
MacTier. in Matters Miss SOPHIE
Miss Dorothy Morrison, in NINE
Vice. lie Brun." by herself; Miss Mary
T. Hillhouse. in Van Dycks Anne
Wake; Mrs. II. Snowden Marshall, IN
Stuart's Dolly Madison" and mrs.
SCHUYLER Orvis, in Leonardo da Nlhel
Ia Belle Ferranniere;
Tho patrouesses included Mrs. James
p Mckee. Mrs. S. {. Van Dusen, Mrs
: W. Dexter. Mrs. Henry W. Taft. Mrs
George Leary. Mrs. Hugo Relsinger'
Mrs LYMAN b. Kendall Mrs. ); Mont
pomery Roosevelt, Mrs. C!lve bayley'
Mrs. j. j. Riker, Mrs. Lewis Is. "0oS-
ruff. Mrs. William a. Perry, Mrs hop-
ert ELEPHANT and Mrs. SaInuel D.
Riker. jr.
An entertainment will be given TINS ms
evening at the house OF Mrs heglhaiu
de Koven, 1925 Park avenue LOT tnv
benefit of Lady Johnstones Hospital
for injured soldiers, IN Paris ineIe
will be recitations, songs ana fancy
dances, and two plays VIII De gwen
One Of these, Mrs; Hasting 5 Dll t.
rar was written by Miss Caroline
me- NJ "a in the cast will be Mrs. de
Koven's daughter, Mrs. II. Kierstede
Hudson. and William Raymond. The
second play will be "Rosalind,' by SIR
James Barrie.
Mrs. WILDER A. Bloodgood, Of az East
Thirtv-fourth Street, gave dinner
followed oy a theatre party, last night
for her daughter, Miss Resale Blood
good. After the theatre Mrs. biood-
GOOD took her guests to the Club de
Vinrt for dancing and supper.
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp gave
bridge party yesterday afternoon at
her home, 247 Fifth Avenue. Mrs
Knapp will give another bridge party
on January %.
A skating fete will be given TINS az
tcruoon at Iceland, for the benefit OF
the Jewell Day Nursery. Among the
Young people who will take part ~ the
exhibition skating are Miss Angelica
SCHUYLER Brown. Miss Marie Louise
Blair. Miss Helen A. Hoadley'. Miss
Mary Croker Alexander, Miss AleXan'
dra Emery, Miss Dorothy Kane, Miss
Helen Krech, Seton Lindsay, Williams
Hare and Louis Livingston.
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