New-York tribune., 1886-05-02
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
MARRYING AND GIVING IN MARRIAGE.

the weddings have passed of brilliantly. All Inc
brides have looked lovely and ali the biidegrooms
beqmiogy happy. Generally the ceremonies have
leen pei formed in church and in the DAY time let
while weddings have been the rule they have not fur
,;sbed all the entertainment OF the week There
= ,bo first trim of the Tantivy coach on Monday from
.,o Rrunsuick 70 Pelham and back. Ii carried gay
,,v of tne friends of Prescott Lawrence. and gong
aud returning attracted much attention on the avenue
The coaching season will last six weeks Mr' Droh-
CON and Mr.. Roosevelt driving on alternate days.
7. o olso ladies' day at the Lotos Club on MpLday
d fran . until D. IN. the clubhouse al I"ehN-hr7'-
=, ard Fith-ave was invaded by throng OF ladies
who admired the exhibition of pictures, ATE IN eAcei
lent luncheon and listened to some music
Asto weddings one OF the old families oi 'he 'o"n
led the way at St. George in Stuyvcsant Square al
ou ro.,er Non3av Then and there Miss Lleanor
Jav Chairman. granddaughter of John Jay was mar
- . p,,o1 Martinez The form OF the Church OF
r,lord nth notifications used tt alIo" OF
,l ervce of seventy five voices and the ciect was
1T oo,,eous The crowd OF the invited was large
and the rnnviied attended also with perfect proprey
rs anv one has a right TO enter church when IL is
o,en Thus the place filled with brilliant
assembly The Rev. W. $ Rainsiord and Bishop H.
C. Potter performed tie service. ihe BRIDE dressed
in white silk with tue veil entered the chufch on her
hrotber's arm attended Iy eight bridesmaids in
man carried bouquet of white vioets fringcd with
llacs and her ornaments were diamonds. Stanley Nor
timer wa, the bride grooms best man. When the we'd
ding party was gathered in the chancel amid palms
and flowers the church did indeed present brilliant
spectaclr After the ceremony there was wedding
breakfast in old English fashion at No. lOl Fifth
ave Many intimate friends OF the family were pres
ent The bridesmaids were Miss Fanny Perkins Miss
Schicfcn. Mi.s Robinson. Miss Beatnx Chapman.
Miss Jane Potter. Miss horon, Miss Minturn and Miss
Kean. Messrs Chapman, Perkins. Wister Lamson.
Goodwin Kngsford. Rutherford and Nicholl were the
ushers
On Easter TUESDAY there rush of weddings.
ouiet one was that of Miss Edith Warren daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Warren. to William Star
Mailer at Mr.. Warren's house No. $40 Fitth-ave. at
g D. H. The Rev. DR. Tucker, of Troy performed tie
te.enony in the presence Of a few friends, among
them Nh and Mrs. Archibald Rogers, the Misses
Remsen Mr. and Mrs Ogden Mills, Nh and Mrs.
OImr Wilson. Miss Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. }. Coleman
Drayton. The bride dressed in white and silver
procade SATIN and her ornaments were pearls the gilt
of the bridegroom. Her bouquet lilies of the val
lev. There wtre no bridesmaids no ushers. Mr. and
Mrs. Nil or expected to sail for Europe yesterday.
A gayer wedding on this day occurred at st.
Thomas, in the afternoon when Miss Eliza eth Breeze
Morse was married to Rufus Delaheld. The bride
groom waited for the bride the chancCl steps, amid
flowers palms. and plants in blossom, attended by
Eraucis Delaneld best man. The Rev. DR.. Mckay
Smith was the altar ready TO perform the service
Down the broad aisle the bride dressed corded
white silk with point lace founces and point lace
veil carrying bouquet of lilies of the valley. She
was attended 10y four bridesmaids. Miss NJ. 1. Morse.
Miss NJ T. Dana Miss l.. NJ. Speyers, and Miss
Catherine " els Two little boys dressed IN black
velvet led the processon This page business is
e,Ta .,ife . Z the ia in
found great favor in New-York. The usbers were I.
Wells Sidney Colgate, HAspinwall, and Messrs. Nor
gan Haskell and De Forest There was reception
later foI the most intimate friends OF the families at the
South Kensington, No. 93l Park-ave.
Wednesday after Easter witnessed the marriage OF
Miss Jenny f. Bigeow, the daughter OF the Hon. John
Iise.oN to Charles L. Tracey 1t was at st.
GEORGES at noon aud Rev Mr.. Rainsford read the
service The bride dressed IN white India crepe,
and tue tuc lace veil fastened with diamond
Din Miss Asuc, CIoshy. Miss Marion sharpess and the
dressed with wide navy green sashes and carry
me bouquets Of ilesof the yaIey IHe usnels we're
y. W. Bee kinan William IOulhc. u, G. WHY'S beIts,
John H. Morgan, Phlhp > Miller, e. W; Dilaway and
James Pryor The best man was W. H. loe. There
Bieelow- No. II Gramerey Park None OF the many
brides this week hcr husband laden with more
Wi-he- Tor her happiness from many devoted frlends
In tie afternoon "Wednesday at No. 179 Madison
ave Mis-, Katharine L. Walker niece OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Walker was married TO J2n1 m0%ara sa l Man nm
Ni % ftrne5 hy diamonds Two Of her sisters were
tride,maigs and the ushers were J. NJ. Wainwrigh Il
T. Wainwright Henry dc H. ParsDLs, Ldlnunu warren,
: r. Walker and NJ. Bronson while stuyvesant Vain |
wright best man. The Rev ID. John Han per
formed tue &c c. ony II was an excee ainsy piety
and Mrs Jacob Astcr Mr.. aud Mrs. s. s. Rowland
and Mr. aud Mrs George Henry Warren. et Ala. Nina
IIargOus. daughter Of Louis L. Hargous, and Dr.
Goicmc@s "%~ '' CnUrch The elaborate scale which
everything WAS done marked this affair. The bride
dress white satin and no end OF point lace ana
OF nce blossoms while the point lace veil was originally
uei aed for an English princess 10 we'l @ lhe Ddss
Robert Hareous was best man, and the ushers were
Nessrs. Appleton. OF Boston Creighton webb ana Mr.
The same afternoon there brilliant assembly in
st. ThoInass Church TO witness the Chandler PeIew
weddinc-Miss ~. W. Chandler ana Charles t. PelIeW
Professor Chandler gave BIS danghier away; Ine
wedding GOWN WAS whe salh loibt Iace ana tuI,e
hiss schefelin Miss Day, Miss oane and Miss Walls
sehieaelin. W. b. Mevickar. H. G: McVickar and H.
". g. We'ling, Osborn, Carey ana BrUen. Henry II;
Chapman was best man. This was really the second
welding the Jay family last week Mr. Pelic* being
Jay his mothers side -
mention were that of Miss Alice G. Wood and William
sm9pen on Monday, at the Church OF the Holy Trinity
M I - n -; Miss Hegns0n aud James NJ Duane, at ~. !
Georges; Miss GrinueIl and Neweii Martin at the |
Churct OF the Intercesson; Miss Weller and NJ kelm
Prince to Henry Van Devener Black in the evening al
Mor s. at the Church of the Heavenly Rest at noon;
MIS- Case and Henry Emme, az p ID: e, al No. az 81
Thomas III the evening. These were on Tuesday. |
Then the lay addition to those already men
tlOurd more fully there occurred the wedding OF Miss
Dart to T. G. Squer, o' Buffalo. IN ST Ihomass Chufch
great crowd, splendid display and MANY CHICAGO |
nenule pre,eut; Miss II. b. Townsend and Thomas H. |
Barber at tie Presbyterian Church at Ienth-st and
TIith-ave.
on Thursday Miss Tysen was married TO George L. |
Mayo At reception held at the residence OF her
,.unt Mrs William WinslOw Sherman, No. lO2 East |
twenty NTH st. among those present Benjamin
u silIiman. Mr.. and Mrs. Brdseye Bak oman. Mr.. |
and Mrs Fisher Johnson, the Rev. J. H. Van Dyke jr
Judye speir. william Harmon Brown. the Misses
uarnon Brown. Mr.. and Mrs J. Howard Wright. Amos !
G. and
Ms Thomas Hicks Waston II. Brown, Herbert Brown. |
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Taller James a. TrowHidge, |
Miss Van Nostrand Mr.. aud Miss Van Nyck, Mr. and |
Mrs Cortland p. Dixon. Mr. aud Mrs John flummer |
aud I " UewsOn. ON the same day Miss /. L. MArs |
w.s married TO DR.. l.. Emmett Holt; Miss johnson, of
In 10 seI hen Whituev; Miss Carrie Bull OF Flushing.
10 Captain T. J. Merritt Miss Adele Lescher To George
Eartnn Erench TINS last wedding was an exceedingly |