New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
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i.nr Isnnd weddings are always 1ouy a"airs, snu
A.. - m. Camille Mess to Charles lisvemeyer On
THURSDAY was no exception. Many OF inc euesS oli'e
into NcwYork from adjoining country places having
to start at very early hour IN ofuer 70 pass
town to get the special train which IN gong OUT aoe
% n,tsl time but In returning was more than specially
allow. Tho wedding ceremony took place m the
country house Of the brides parents Known - ine
gamhles q house which has been IN ther possession
many yeam, new wings being added from limo 70
time. To accommodate the large party OF guests the
,i.zzas verc extended and closed. Miss Moss,
s,n,,r,r handsome brunette, was brilliant than
ever in her bridal robes. She wore veil OF point
,.ce which her mother and grandmother had worn
AZ brides The dresses Of the bridesmaids were Oh
acnar shade of yellow silk made in the extreme new
stvle with clinging close skirts and trains. Inc
bodies were made with pulled sleeves and trimmed
IN the velvet shade darker, altogether starAlng
combination. The bride is capital crosseountry roer
and rarely loses an opportunity TO follow the hounds
Tho hunting and racing set Of Long Island ana its
vicinity were we'll represented at the reception rev
nights previous to the wedding Mr. ana MRS marry
Hollins gave oyster supper in honor Of the Pa1'
There was O pretty wedding at Calvary Church Oh
Wednesday 1t noon when Miss Mary Taylor Warrin
was married to Charles c. Nadal. Of this city Fred
Macmillan came over from London for the oc-
esaioo. tho bride being Mrs Macmillans niece her
Htsle dsuShtep Miss Bette Macmillan, was MAD OF
honor. -
There are numerous weddings for the near future
On Tuesday Miss Adelaide Harry will be married 10
c.o-.. Y Kant as the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
Misc Harry IL to wear Q wedding gown composed IN
mart OF material worn at the weddings OF her motner
grandmother and great grandmother On the same ohy
Miss Annie Laura Goodwin Will be marrieo 10 LII.
w. ~ 6. Gardner, at the Collegiate Dutch heiormeo
Church In Fifth-ave Cards are also out Tor the
wedding Of Miss Anna Florence Williams 70 Cnafies
Fletcher Ramsde ct the Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal
Church on October %. On the same date Miss mary
p>yson viii be married to Stephen Baker. OF this CITY,
at the Church Of the Holy Trinity. hadison'ave ana
Fortv seoond-st The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Jackson to Charles F. Wendell Is set for WEDNESDAY
November s, ct the home OF tho BRIDES parents
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Gillles. The wedding
Of Miss Frances Walker to Henry de d. Parsons
win t.hs place At the BRIDES home on December TO-
ana some time In that month Miss Charlotte de ZeregA
win be married to Sir Frederick FARMLAND. Bart
The ens.sement was announced during the week o.
Mss Maud Robbins to Henry Whitney McViekar' the
clever young artist whose drawings have MADE Nun
familiar to readers OF Life Their ~eoo'ns WIZ "
feature Of the early winter
The hunt bali In Orange on Friday night denotes inc
end Of the in that pleasant suourp ana peoo
long many families who have country places 'nefe
win move into town. The presence OF many men
In CAV hunting attire gave distinctive feature 70 the
dance Fortunately the night was clear whch mas
mi .,w.vs been the case with the hunt bails at
orane The races yesterday called out many peopie
from town. The HINT meets Will continue 1or soh'o
weeks vet. On Tuesday night the hrst Oh '"o
matrarch dances arranged for the autumn SEASON
by the residents OF Riverdae ard nelShoorhg PiaeS
was given at "The Chestnuts' at RiVerdaie. Mrs'
Frederic Goodrtdge Mrs Clarence Rice, Mrs Dallas
ohm
Mrs Clarence wyldes and Mrs. Edward Burril. the
pstronesses received the guests, all having mousse
psrtes with them \ coming incident In Rvcrdaie IS
the wedding of Miss Charlotte GoOdrldge to George r..
wyeth, which Is SET for November l."
Yesterday Mrs samuel Colgate gave hunt break
fast in honor OF the Dntchess County Hunt ~ .i
country place in New Hamburg About 100 people
members Of the hunt and neghbors, sat down. Pinard
served.
Mr. and Mrs LOWS Stuyvcsant Chanlcr, the latter
Formerly Miss Alice Chamberlain. arrived by the Abrams
on Monday. Their wedding took place recehus ia
London. Mrs. Chanler is q niece OF Mrs Christopher
Robert. of New-iork.
", .nd Ms Elliott Roosevelt and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Roosevelt have recently been visiting in Eerim the
baroness Won Zedntz, formerly Miss Corncha hooso
welt cousin Of Baron Won zedltz. bearing the same
family name Is shortly to marry Miss Ehret, OF NOV"
York
Miss Fannie Reed who has been visiting her sis'or
Mrs Parsn Stevens, for few days saiieo tor i"i' o
the French steamer yesterday Miss Reed has Deen Nv
ing abroad for some years. While In Newport during
the summer she sang with all that finish that used 70
delight New Yoaars when Mrs. Hills used TO give nes
musical evenings in the Washington Square mousse
The wedding Of Miss Lucy Drexcl. daughter OF Mrs.
Joseph prexei, of New-York. to Eric B. Dahlgren'
eldest son of Admiral DahlcEen, Will take place In
December. little more than year ago sister OF
Ns Drexs was married to John Vinton Dallgren'
IN. Admiraps second son. The engagement has been
recently announced Of Miss Clrea Daas'eh 70 JOSEPH
-. 4. =, portland. Me- Mr.. Fierce is the ninth
IN snrce,son to bear that name He was recently
r,.du.t.d from Cambridge University. England. and
sI.o from the English School Of Engineers He Is
civil engineer. ,,
The engagement is announced OF Miss Luie Taylor.