New-York tribune., 1886-06-06
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
WEDDINGS IN TIE MONTH OF RosEs

IN WHICH Nsw 'RKEBs WE'RE INTERESTED.
The principal topic Of conversation in II
circles this last week has boon tho Prcdcn.s ma.rlage
Every body wishes him and bis bride the utmost barr
possible; bpt everybody that the affair ha,
been managed badly. Had there been loss attempt +,
keep the engagement and the wedding secret thers
would have been less Objectionable gossip. II has been
evidcnt 10 New-YOrk people from the first TINT Mr.
Cleveland had not availei himself OF tie best advice
which was at his immediate command. II he had
obtained it, the wedding and its attendant Circumstances
would have been conventional and never silly
Above ali the wedding woud not rave been the White
House IT is universally agreed, however. t.at a
President IL elected by the people OF the United
states soely with reference TO his socin tact manners
Tie White House wedding has not been so absorbing
topic o; but that fashionable pc ple havs
Deen able to with interest the announcement of
tie gagement of Miss Ka'e Bulkey to Prescott Law
renee OF Boston. and occasionally Of NewYork. No
young lady In SewYOrk has friends and admirers
than Miss Bukley. The wedding, 1t Is said, NIL bs
celebrated
The opening OF Tuxedo Park has also been topic for
pleasant remark DO taken for granite that
the project viii succeed every way Certainly tho
excursion tDithcr Tuesday in which many well
known New Yorkcrs participated, disclosed
why Tuxedo ,ld not prove Il be most desirable
resort Dr its members The cub house l.,
most complete. the visitors the excursion ~
Tuesday were George Henry " Warren. Herman lie Roy,
W. L. Dreesc. Robert Gocst and Grenyille Kane.
Cold Spring, OF the more less picturesque
villages along the Hudson near We { Point tlo
of a pretty wedding TIesiay, when, In to
Church OF St. Mlrys, George Freeman. Of tnis city,
married Miss Beatrice Pauhling. The church is Ivy
covered without and on this occasion it was equally
beautiful within. over the altar white syringas and
scarlet geranums were massed together and suTrOuned
by maiden hair fern The communion rail was covered
with wreaths OF whte flowers the fout filed with
daisies the windows were banked with syringas and tho
chauce steps boriered by graceful plants. The
pulpit was draped with fschas, hydran and lilies.
Such Is the wealth OF flowers that can be brought 70
grace a Jdne wedding. When the Dr la party AMI tie
2 nests hleI the church II booked even mors lovely.
Among the guests Ex-Governor ani ;r- Fish, Nr.
aud Mrs. Hamilton Fish, jr., Mr. and Mrs lie Rham. Mr.
and Mrs. J. d. Cheeyer, Mrs Grenvle Winthrop, Mr..
ana Mrs. George Freeman, Resnal Rves. shOl,t
Cutting and Miss Draper. The bride, who de-ceniei
directly and collaeray from various stia-uishei
people, principally from her srand'aher james X
Paullug President Van Burens recretAry o. tho Navy,
was dressed in white ;ao ranclise made cn tad. nj
trimmed with point lace aud real orange blossoms sae
wore tule reil-by far the prettest kin O veil ior
"a bride to woarand il was caught up with orange
blossoms and in place by III an md crescent tna
brIIe sgooms wedding present She cartel bon net
OF white and lilies or the-vley and looked lovely
rs brides always DO Tile bridesmaids We're Mss Aica
Paudirg. Miss Oidis. Miss Maui PaublIES and Misc
Mary Lente, and they white China silk combined
with yellow crepe de chtte Inc elect ~is
exceedingly pretty. The were Lawrence Turnnre
!. Kirk Padding, Metcaf Thomas and Lawfen jacob
the best man. Watt Thompson. all the officiating
clergyman, the Rev. Van Winke After the cerenong
which was abou 80 p H.. thfre reception at
the house OF the brides parents Mr. AMI Mrs. r.
Kemblc Pauding. in Paudmsaye. While tho West
Point Band furnished mt sic. refreshments were served
on tables on Lawn and on the plazzas
There WAS another pretty wedding the same day az
West Tslip l.. Tneu Miss Frances Adc.ie Barn.rd
daug the late judge George IT, Bainad 'd sister of
Mrs. Alfred Wagstan, !rIled 10 Raymond L. Ward
IN the pscopal Church known a, Cnrlst CAlfch
special train long Island rosl carried down about
400 guests from THIS city The welding breakfast was
at the house OF ex-senator Alfred WaSSt.t
The beiutIf,l country place OF william e. Oojge, at
RIvoriae- on tho Hudson, the scene OF charming
festlvty Thursday when Alice Clinton Hoo hey, the
youngest daughter the family, married to william
Church Osborn. Tho Rev. l. IL. HAWKS performed the
ceremony. A special train from this city carried
number the friends OF the Dodge family To Averiae
Mr.. Osborn is tie OF Charles Osborn, OF TIE Illinois
Central Railroad The We IIlns was simple che. The
bride wore dress OF white French aille trimmed with
nopt lace ana her tulle WAS edged with rose
point A diamond 4Si- Il in pace. The bouquet
was OF rars white orchids. There ushers, NO
bridesmaids ami no best man. Among tue guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. j. L. D. IInier Mr. and Mrs. Morris
X Jesup Mr. ana Mis-. Percy Il. Pyne. tie Hon. Joan
Blgelow, Mr. and Mrs. A. VI. Dodge Theodore Roosevelt
ANA Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ T. Pyne.
In town week business ot marrying and
giving III marriage equally brisk On rueslay IN
tne Cnurcn Of tue Incarnation, at I. NJ, tue Rev.
Arthur Brooks married Miss Ammo Richardson ID
Benjamin b. Kirkland. The bride was dressei iu a
combination Of Drocaded wns silk and tule, aud her
veil was poIut Lace fastened Dy bowers aud
dialnO The best on Il II occisOD ncAt 10 tho
| bridegroom, Francis Jenkins ani the ushers were
Mesars Lapsley. Cowes, Croniein lawson Rcnar lson
and VI. ChuDD. After tne wedding th,re WAS reception
fu the evening Of day Miss Blanch LiscomD.
daushter of Alfred A. iacomD. WIS married ~ Cdvary
swentze, OF Scranton, Penn, olicl.tn: Ihe oti4es
gown was OF White satln ner Ell was ot te, anu 'ie
| Nor.o or, ,nN j.
{. Lsco nD Me,-rs. Hart and Jackson. Charles
swsmtzel acted best man. and the bridesmaid wa. Mss
little sister tn, brides scattered nowers before her.
house. where tue newly married pair received c9nsrit
aions , stanas n Sm,r M npJ MT, snspora KaasS
JUICE Livingstone and tho Kew. Mr. ana MIS- George
There was quiet wedding the same afternoon in the
Methodist ChGren between Thlr'eeH. nnd roIitss1
was marrea t. " II, sin ms l" eS 6o o. .ae
| no bridesmaids and best man. nor was there any
reception. This wedding rela ed TO Mrs. fleiler
HARPER and Ae parents OF the bride Mr. AMI Ms.
| W. ii. kirby The bride at the ceremony wore sray
The wedding OF Miss Emily PeIl to Charles II. Costsr
on "Wednesday csenr..ei the pressncs
OF few friends md relatives 2niy, at 40 ~ Last
! Thirty -sxth-st The Rev Df. Handhston, o. Gr.ce
Church, read the marriage service Tie Dries dress
by her brotner Tue house was lretIiiy 1rn.nensea
with flowers ant plants and there ws collation. after
the ceremony ruence the BRIDE and bridegroom nd TO
the Lady being attired IN sray sA travel
! Ing dress. ,- . Al, Az.
|
Jranuette Bliss to DR.. John William DOwling, jr.
occurred the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian thuich
Four bridesmaids attended the btid,. wno wore wle
silk drapcl with point lAc-Nss Grace Bliss, Mss
! Dspue Miss Cor. Markay aud Miss Jdla Allen. Ihey
wore pink crepe dresses and carried OF Menet
roses DIR. George bowling Was best naI ana TO
ushrrs K. Parker Buss I'eoise Gray, %so'Se
Huldsn J. L. Wakar, ID. W FAILS lr, and W. l.
! Helmulh. jr After tue weadus ceremony there wa
reception at the brides home NO 80 West II "
eighth 81. 80, .,,,-,
There was wedding with flavor Of tue military
about NO Is West rifty second ST., on "et'-rS-
d,v evening, when Lieutenant : W. Roesslcf, Corps
| of En. n.ineels L. >. A.. married. Miss susan hsioss,
dnlghtel ct Nathan Kellogg The R ". 10 n Il PaAtoi
Was the officiating clergyman. fhe bride wore "h..o
hroc lel satin trimmed with lace. AMI ile 'ti WIN
orange blossoms. Miss Jennie Kellogg her sister, was
the maid IN whit- SATIN. half trsil ANA sHorc