New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
TUE MONTH OF ROSES BIDS FAIR 10 BE A
8 MONTH OF BRIDES ALSO.

8 MONTH OF BRIDES ALSO.
"a. ,r,des had Il all their own way last week
60. Monday morning until Thursday evening marry
/, 80 and giving IN marriage was unusually DISK
-. .,.med as plentiful as June roses, and every one
~ GAM hsd reason to be thankful for the bright skies
a, haimy atmosphere that accompanied them TO the
va, The nrst day of the month Of roses came IN
~ssh weeping skies thai sadly disarranged the pro-
.-..,rns Of festivities ut Tuxedo OF course the gar
-, Marty did not take place but the merry company
- ,sxts found plenty Of gsyety within doors On
81! A.y IN the bs,ght OF the storm, three brides
1900 thai, trotA One was Miss Eliza Robins
/, r.nnbeIi daughter Of Mrs w. Irving Clark, who was
m.Se the wtfe of Henry Vincent Alien jr'' at her
.ofhsr's home No. 127 East Thirneth-sr' oy ner
upcle. the Rev DR. James ". Robins, who came over
nom Philadelphia to perform the ceremony. Ano'hor
was Miss Alkaline MacMsrtin Benson daughter Oh 'ne
late Charles g. Benson of this city, who was arr'ou al
the Brevoort House to Albert Winter oy 'ne nev Dr
Houehtop. mse third Miss Gr@ce fleming
err,,h daughter of Alfred II. Smith, who was mar
rsd 4, the church of the Incarnation to John Henry
Holden.
On Monday a ouiet wedding was celebrated at
midday In the Church of the Heavenly hes'' "noro
Mrs Enelne Furman Campbell, daughter Oh the
LATE Charles A. Coo was welded TO Herbert Parsons
The Rev DIR. Henry Y satterlee Of calvary Chufch'
performing the ceremony
on ON Tuesday was the wedding OF Miss
Fanny Bacon Martin and Henry Gallup ls'ne' "nNh
occurred at noon ct the Church OF the Holy communion
Tbsrs were no bridesmaids maidot honor, ana only
the bridal party were invited to the wedding oreaS-
fast which followed at the home Of Miss Martins
s,othsr IN West Twenty -frstst. ST. Mary's Church,
tuxedo. was the scene Of pretty wedding later In
the day when Miss Maggie Jean Green sister OF
Mrs Arthur Egerton Bstemap, was pronounced the
vito OF B. Herndon Nicoll, young broker OF this
city The ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev d Parker Morgan, OF the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest was attended BY large number Of persons. A
seecial train nom this city carried
number OF friends OF the Dateman family
no Tuxedo In the evening of the
shne DAY Miss Alice Hearn, daughter oil George
A Hcaru, was married in 81. Jamess Episcopal
church. on Msdson.ave 10 George f sehanck the
Rss. Archdescon Alexander Mackay Smith, assisted
mr. the Rev. DR.. Charles Hamilton, the assistant
pastor Of the church, officiating. There was maid
othonor two bridesmaids, best man and eight ushers
On Wednesday, in Brooklyn, at O'Clock In the
evening, the Rev. DR.. I. g. Bacohus, the rector OF
the Church of the Reformation, married Miss L,
Psaehy Jones, the daughter of Frank H. Jones, to
John Henry FagE, a son Of General Flagg, OF
Connecticut. II was fashionable affair, the church
being crowded with the best Of BrooAyn's society,
and the subsequent reception, which took place at
Nr Joness house In Leiierts Place, was attended by
kUCut guests. TnuFSQSy Was not ID OuH uag'
There were four weddings In town. Miss Edith +.
strat;ou, the only daughter of Mrs. p. c. stratton,
md Frederic Arthur ssvile, Of NeworIeans, were
welded at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. a. 5 O'Clock by The Rev. DR.. John Hall.
At The same hour. Miss Miriam u. FTaRkn, the
daughter Of tho late Joseph r. Franklin, and John
ssyre Cox, OF Scranton, Penn, were united BY the
Rev. Dr. Z. Winchester Donald. Of the Church OF
the Ascension. AZ the home OF the brides aunt Mrs
t,EaV
wedding was that of Miss Emma Burchell, auEhter
OF H. T. BuIchell. aud Captain Paul Harwood, OF tho
United Stats Army. which was SolemnlLed at NO
wood. Of Trinity Church New Haven Conn. brother
OF The bridegroom. Another quiet home wedding was
Hammond. No li5 West Seventy sixth-st., when Miss
Annie Gertrude Hammond was made the wife OF
Charles Arthur Brady. Of Brooklyn.
The marriage In ST. Pauls' Episcopal Church, Sing
Sing, on Thursday, q Miss Annie Mason Churchill
daughter Of Mrs William Birney Of wot1niesse, Sing
Sing, to Bertrsn Dawson Coleman, son Of G. Dawson
san6sr Of invited guests from this city
-, On Tuesday evening, az St Lso's Church.
br0se O. Mccall ana on Wsllnssday sflesnoon at the
Chu-h CT he Incarnation Mss Name L. Sutton viii b,
vi ot,ar tie naptai; q Hiss EsieIls Wilisins and
Bson Paul serhodin, on staten Islaad. -.
A crowd Of fashionable people assembled q, Mrs
nls tournament, and aftetwaEd 70 attend the first
the bsaedicu Of the Meadow Brook Club
The marriage of Miss Mary Hartwell. only daughter
o. John N Bonesteei. OF brooklyn, to Fletcher H.
b Snisnt Of San rTSnSisso' Ca ps took place 81 "a
ofacsted. The best man was Samuel Knight, brother
OF tho bridegroom. The ushers werc Harry Haght
Of San Francisco, Clemens Jones' OF Easton, Penn,
Edward |. Allen and George ". Hart, OF New. York;
AmSHs othsss present were Mrs Governor Hsgn and and
groom. from California; Lieutenant c. H. Bonesteel,
Colonel ap& Mr. Niche and s
Mrs Charles VI Everest. Mrs. z, L. knight, John T.
Knight, wife aud sister; Judge Reeder and daughter
W. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. ChitteDden, Mrs. Sara
Reid Edward N. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Mcleod
and Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Woodruff
In Christ Church, New pigh!On, s: l.. YESTERDAY at
m IShs EsoF vas married 10 d1eisR T9Srp ch @S
Julia Clarke, Of Cleveland, Ohio. Tho best man was
SoTn and xa mcne spe Sdrs
George s. Brown. John g. Foord, seaton II. Rich. Of
yanla. A reception followed at the home OF the
BRIDES parents. Hamilton Park, staten Island,
Among nS the guests were NJ ana MRS e. E.
sahurI, General Horaio c. King and the Misses King
M and md Mr. T Gilbert E. % J93Ss Mr. Mary Nap: poHGs
Gosdon 1; Ford, Miss Ford. Miss Glider, Mr. and Mrs
John z Prize; Dir. and Mrs Henry /. Nelson. Mr.. and
=. nan. Srs. HsSry Cable Mr. and Mrs Howard
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. John n. strong. Mr.. aud Mrs
helm Mr. and Ms William Winter. Mr. and Mrs
A0u!ls Rich Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rich, Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Teltair.
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for those short, crisp advertisements which contain so
much In nutshell.
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