New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
MANY WEDDINGS BRING FORTH HANDSOME
GOWNS AND JEWELS.

variety, save III inc Hd'tNi Va 'N'
"a,,os costly modern and antique laces ana Jewels
s"'''''' ras ~ laces and such superb jewels have
GU mo. arrinr the last week that the inexperienced
o''~ ,oh affairs might well be astonshed The chief
" ss,nc NJ Monday that of Miss sarlta SANFORD
h.er of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii. SANFORD ana
,,o,4 Ward the African explorer winch was ceIe-
.a,s ouietly at the home of the BRIDE IN ruin ave-
" ., o,-,railv inte1ded TIA; III. wedding should he
,aH,es in St Thomass Church. but the serious III
=. tho brides Young sister and the unavoidable
- ., Mr. sanford, who is in Europe. forced an
,,re change in the arrangements Inc brldc wore
v Of old and rare point lace and some fine Jewels.
onlv about 100 persons were asked 10 the ceremony
and remained at the wedding supper "hoh was scrNeu
hr pinard Mr. and Mrs. Ward sailed lor southampton
on the steamer saae Wednesday ana VIII pass ,hcr
honovnoon in England. Early in June they VIII 90
~ London where they will pass the season as guests
~, cartord At his home in Carleton Terrace.
80, "wednesday the sun shone on several happy young
hdes All brides are beautiful. OF course bu' Miss Con-
,,nce Elise Setback. who was married IN the after
noon ot Calvary Church. TO Archibald "racle' was
., especially beautiful one. and surrounded by her
young friends after the ceremony. was the picture
~ felicity Little Miss Isabel Cameron was her
only maid of honor. and only the most intimate
friends of the young couple hidden TO the
church. as there no reception on account OF
the recent death in the family of the bride Another
nretty wedding this day was that Of Miss Annie
T. Murray ana Clarles NNCkllne 1ulcc, winch
tIacted throng Of people to the University
Place Presbyterian Church. The bridegroom.
who Is a son Of the ex-senator from Florida. has
spent the winter in this city and has figured in nearly
every prominent social affair during the season. Mr..
Yuee. who presented his best and the usllers
handsome diamond horseshoe scarfpns, WILL with lis
bride sail for Europe Wednesday next the Travc.
one other interesting wedding was included III the
nst Tuesday. that Of Miss Mary Gertrude Mead.
d,uC NJ Frederick M Edwin Austin Abbey.
the English artist The ceremony took place at the
home Of the brides parents and largely attended
Mr. and Mrs. Abbey will sail saturday for England,
where they will live.
on Wednesday Hymcn played important part in
the social world for on that dav Miss Helen Matilda
Cushman. daughter Of F. Iolbrook Cushman, and the
Rev. Iibertus Morris Van Bokkelen were married in
the old parish church." Peters Church. in West
Twentieth-st is designated by the brides family. Mr.
Van Bokkeen has until recently been assistant min
Zion Church, this city About the first OF June
he viii charge of St. Thomass
Church. Mamaroneck, which is the Arnold
Memorial Church. on this day also Miss
Viola :. Hawkins was welded 10 John Allen Townsend
in the Church Of the Messiah; Miss Mary f. Poillon
was made the wife of Raymond Y. Chatry in the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest and at northampton,
Mass. Miss. Harriet Eddy Parsons. daughter of the
late sydenham Clark Parsons. of that place was mar
ned 10 arthur Curtss James. son of d. Willis James
On May the parents of the bridegroom will give. at
their home. Thirty ninth-st and Park-ave.. large
reception in honor of the young couple.
On Thursday evening Miss Helen Darlington Thurs
ton was made the life partner of William Bursoyne
Haight in All Souls Church. and the ceremony was
followed by a reception and dance at shcrrys. which
was attended by fully 500 guests. a quiet wedding
took place on Thursday high in the Church Of
the Transfguration-the Little Church Around
the Corner. II was that of Miss
Helena Louise Franklin, daughter of tht late Thomas
Franklin. OF this city, and John Jackson Todd. u
native of County Dublin, Ireland, and at present a
tea merchant in Chicago. The Rev. Dr. Iioushton,
the rector offciatcd The bride, who wore a rccep-
ton dress Of dovecOored cloth with bonnet to match,
and carried a prayer-book, was given away by her
mother. She was unattended by bridesmaids. James
r. Gown was best man. A wedding breakfast, which
was attended by six persons followed at the Hotel
brunswick.
Miss Blanche Miller, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller will be married at high noon on
next in st. Leo's Roman Catholic Church,
in East Twentyeighthst., 10 William c. Heppen-
heirner. The ceremony will be performed by Father
Ducey. and the bride will be attended By several
bridesmaids, including Miss Peterson, Of san Fran
cisco.
Mrs II. lie Roy Joness dance on Wednesday ight
at sherry's for Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mackay was a
brilliant and most enjoyable affair Two lively cotil- |
Ions w9e danced Stockton Colt with Miss Jones lead
ins the first, and AmOry sbley Carhart with Mrs.
Mackay leading the second. over 1000 pretty and
useful favors distributed. one Of the prctest
fgures the mask figure, which was danced long
after midnight. Another successful dance was that |
G ven By Mrs John V. = Oddies sewing class at the /
Mendelssohn Assembly Rooms on Thursday evening !
There about sixty couples in the cotlllon. which
Was led by Mr.. Carhart who on the following night !
va, selected by Mrs Alexander ;. Webb 10 lead the
cotll0n at the. final meeting this season Of her /
dancing class. Mr.. Carhart's partner on this oc-
comics |
danced in the cotllon and the favors included fans
hips tambournes, cymbals and masks. The men !
aelssOhn Assembly Rooms, where the dance took !
pace were decorated with spring flowers and green's
aid some new and beautiful gowns were worn b. !
several of the young girls
The formal announcement OF the engagement OF
Miss Annie Price Dillon. daughter OF Judge John T.
Dillon 10 William Dentey Oliver. ir., Of NO. East
Fifty fifth ST.. is made The wedding Will take place
II the home OF the brides parents. No. gu Madison
ave. time in May.
ON Tuesday evening next Miss Jennie Post Parker.
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest IL. Parker Will be
married in IT Thomas Church 10 DR.. John Elmer
Weeks. a large reception VIII follow at the homo
81 the bride parents, No l4l East seventy llis st.
On the following evening Miss Florence \. Knight.
Of Mrs Charles knsht VIII be married to
Howard ~ solomon, OF Freehold y. j., at the homo
Il he. mother, NO. 2io West one hundred and thirty
second Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. scabury Lawrence jr.. will give q
reception at their home No. 130 East Twenty eighth
ST. Oh tuesday evening, loT Ms. Wesley ". Car
lcnter.
, ~ hsh noon yesterday Miss Frances Resale Tome,
lnc daughter Of Francis Tome Was married III Calvary
Episcopal Church. FOurthdNe. and Twenty first It., Ia
ianc.s Halpn. The Rev. Dr. Henry y sattcr!ce
NE rector. assisted by the Kov. Dr.. d. Parker Morgan
etiOr Of The Church Of the Heavenly Rest Oic GATED
William FlstJr was best man. and JDhn \. Haddcn
e, Henry ; IseIn and Edward Tome, cousins OF
he BRIDE. Henry Herbert Batch, and the Rev. L.. ".
babcock, assistant minister at the Heavenly Rest,
served is usheIs The bridesmaids were Mss Isabel
Tone. sister the BRIDE aud Miss katharine Moore.
ahO appeared IN gowns Of White clcpo
ie chine, trimmed with green ribbons,
ma large white lace hats, dressed with mignOnctte
"a pink roses. They carried loose lunches Of tho
ause o0lo.ed roses. The bride gown Of white
oToed SILK, which wa draped with embroidered
rope &c chine shawl, which sent from China for
nc purpose. The white tulic veil covered with
lIlSs vi lessamHc and she carried bouquet OF white
sIidc roses. \ small reception for relatives and a
e" intimate friends followed at the home OF Mr..
one, No l36 East Thrticth-st. Among the guests |
resent were sir and Mrs. james Roosevelt Mr.. and
!, y 1ohn a. Hadden the Misses iiadden Mrs William
i1ueIi' Mr ana Mrs. Gordon Macdonald. Mr.. and Mrs
,eose = Williams, Dr. j.. Farquhdr Curtis. DR.. and
fIep. # Tho. I IA. .