New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-21
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


A brilliant wedding occurred in Calvary Church.
rourth ave- and Twenty frstst., yesterday afternoon
AZ 80 O'Clock. The cont acting parties were Miss
charlotte ThoInc Pearsan and T.. Robbins Walker.
The Rev. Dr. Henry Y Saterlee, rector Of the church,
oa3ciated The young ladies of the bridal party
all dressed in the prevailing Directory style. The
hride's dress made Of white brocade with court
frain The veil Of point lace was held In place by a
diamond star and wreath OF myrtle and orange bios
sons She also wore diamond sun, the gift Of Mrs.
scheu Two little cousins of the bride, Miss Sybii
douglass and Miss Adelaide Spoaord walked ahead of
the bridesmaids. The bridesmaids Miss Ruth
Lawrence, Miss Louise Scott Miss Endicott and Miss
Fannie Walker. The bridegroom, with his best man.
Arthur Humbert, met the bride at the chancel After
the ceremony large reception followed at the home
of the BRIDES father, Thomas Wetts Pearsal No. 20
West Twentethst, where the ushers, Frank L. Henry
j. Dunbar Wright, Spoirord Pearsal, Elisha Dyer, Sd,
Edward Warren and Norman Whitohouse, were kept
busy In presenting the guests, among whom we're Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Taylor Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs Charles Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. James A Stebbns,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell II. Hoadley, Miss Hoadley, Mr.
and Mrs George s. Scott, Miss Scott, Judge and Mrs.
Abraham Lawrence, Dr. and Mrs. John Herndon
French, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexandra, Miss Edsall.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. W. Soc I'm, jr., DR.. and Mrs Polk,
General W. T. Sherman, Miss Sherman, Mr. and Mrs
Cyrus Field DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Woodbury., Miss Fear
SAIL Mrs Augustus Field Miss Field, Miss Dale, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Wainwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Thorne, Miss Walker, Mrs. Van Auken. Barrett Van
Auken, Mrs. L. ii. Chaplin, Miss Colt, MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Sloan Miss Mollie Sloan, Samuel Sloan, jr.,
7. Pearsal Field, Augustus Bradhurst Field, Mr. and
Mrs j. Fred Piersou, Pearsa Thorne, Oakley Thorne,
Miss Estelle Doremus, A W. Cochrane. The bride
received many valuable presents. After a wedding
trip Mr. and Walker will return to No. 26 West
Twentethst st. for the winter.
Miss Minnie Carter, daughter of John NJ Carter.
was married 10 William Cleveland Robertson In Christ
Church. Fffthave and Thirty fifth ST., last evening at
O'Clock The Rev. DIR. shipman, rector Of the
church, offciated The bride was given away by her
father. Miss Madge Carter, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor, there being no bridesmaids. The
bridegroom, with his best man, Samuel T. Knapp, )r,
met the bride the chancel The ushers were Harry
McCoun Fred. Seybel, James W. Carter, George Wet
more Clement Kross and Charles Benedict small
reception followed the BRIDES home, No. 81 Palk-
ave. Among the guests present were MI. and Mrs
John Bailey, Count Forcsta, Of the Italian legation
Baron de Sedobin, Mr.. and Mrs. S j. Walker, Mrs
John Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parmenter, MIR.
and Mrs. J. r. Robinson, Mrs. Charles, Miss kinney,
Dr j. Irwin DR.. James Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Talcott, Mrs Lathrop, of Saratoga; Mrs NJ schenck-
burg and Miss Schenckburg
Mr. and Mrs j. Frederic Crimbie celebrated the
fifth anniversary of their wedding at their home, No.
Last sxty-ninth ST., on Monday evening They were
assisted in receiving by the members of the original
bic Miss sloan Miss Armstrong, Mrs. W. W. Reed
and the ushers, Dr. J. f. stilwel, Henry Blake, W. W.
Reed, DR.. Crumbie, Frank and George Crumbie, and
the best man, A. c. Armstrong, jr, brother OF the
bride. The clergyman who ofBoiated. the Rev. DR..
william Taylor, was also present
Mrs W. E. Shatuck with her daughter, Mrs. T.
Burial Hoffman, gave musicale yesterday AFTERNOON
at No 12S Fifthave., TO introduce Madame Pemoer-
ton Hnck and Miss Pemberton, two talented sisters.
of New-Orlcans The former is dramatic soprano
who sings with great taste and finish of execution.
Among the guests were Miss Celeste staufer. MRS.
Christmas, of New-Oreans; Mrs. John Sherwood
Mrs. ElyGoddard, Miss Lena Post, Mrs. Musgrave,
Professor and Mrs. Ogden Doremus, Mrs Bainbridge
Clarke Mrs. Fosdick Miss Constance Setback. Miss
Lily Howard, of Washington; Mrs. Thomas Ward,
Mrs Burton Harrison, william P. ST. John. ". f
Montgomery, stacy Clark, George Morrison, 1r Mrs.
William Strong, Miss Strong, Miss Julia Wells.
Mrs Walter S. Livingston, jr, will give tea for
her cousin, Miss Ethel johnson, on Friday afternoon
at No 90 East Fifty -ffthst
Miss Georgiana Remsen will be married to Charles
Hillhouse at Grace Church this afternoon al o'oo
o'clock
NInthave and Fifty ninh-st Miss Mary A. MCGOWAN,
daughter OF Mrs. H. MCGOWAN MI pe ma Ia ne asS
West Fifty -seventh-st
The wedding of Miss Laura Paul TO Alois Kern W1n a
occur this evening at the home OF the ofue NO. lou
LexiDgton-ave
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ston who for many years president OF the Cehtral
Railroad of New-Jersey, will be married 70 Henry zoe.
AZ MIR Johnston's home In this city. November ~
The Johnstons have just left their summer home at
Plainfeld y. j. for New York. The wedding Is TO Dc
auiet on of the recent death of Mrs johnston
1t Bar Harbor, Me.
KINGSTON, Nov. 90 (SpecaD.-Cards have been re-
ceyed here announcing the coming marriage OF lhe
rev Roswell Randall Hoes, OF the United states
NAVY TO Miss Rose DE Chine GOuverneur, OF Washing
ION on December b. at the New YORK Avenue Pres0y-
teuan Church. Nj. Hoes Is a son OF the late kew.
DIR John C. Y. Hoes, who the pastor OF the FIRST
o., lara for
mother and sister Of the Chaplain still live in this
ely. |