New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21

and entree dishes, from Mrs. John Stewart aunt OF
the bridegroom silver vegetable dishes from the Misses
Stewart, Of South Carolina silver and gold salad
bowl from Bishop and Mrs. George w. Peterkin;
watch card-case mounted in silver, from Mrs. W.
Dwight wman; gold comb and hat pin, from Mrs
Erastus wman full silver service for writing table
from Mr. and Mrs. George MacCullochMllcr; white
ostrich feather fam mounted in silver, from Miss WIN
ME Davis; an oil painting, Cupid and Psyche, from
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander ID. Shaw captain
and Mrs. Bryce stewart will make
short honeymoon trip to Canada and on
their return will sail for their home In Ireland on
July IL in the steamer Etrura. At the Rye Presby-
terrain Church, on Wednesday next Miss Emile Park
daughter OF Charles Park will be married TO L. Fred
eric Requa Of E. Lee Requa. There Will be four
bridesmaids, maid of honor and six ushers Another
wedding that will take place on the same day Is that
of Miss Ella Louise Rhoddy daughter of Hugh v
Rhoddy and Harry southgate, son OF the Rev. Dr.
Horatio southgatc. II will be celebrated ut the
Church Of the Redeemer. Mcrck L. l., and will be
followed by large reception at the home of the brides
father Special trains will be run from Long Island
City to Merrick.
Thursday will bring the wedding of Miss
Isabelle De Witt and Henry Romans, Of Paris
The fashionable wedding OF Wednesday win be that
n, Miss Julia Parish daughter Of Henry Parish,
and Arthur Emmons, OF Boston, which will take place
NJ the home OF Mr. Parish, at Irvingtonon the Hud-
son.
Tuxedo continues to be well-fled with guests, and
there is much mild entertaining and entertainment
constantly In progress Several private dinners and
luncheons given in the week. the most elaborate
OF which took place last evening at the clubhouse
where Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Stewart entertained
a large company Of guests at dinner. Their guests
numbering thirty, were chiefly chosen from the cot
tage colony.
Winthrop Chandler has Just purchased the Pome-
roy place Mr.. Chandler intends 10 make 1t his
home the expiration OF the lease OF the properly
glorious Fourth ofIuly and an elaborate Programme
is being prepared for the day. Just what the Iestuie
viii not be decided until the meeting Of the governors
of the club. Among the latest arrivals at the club
house % and arc Mrs Mr. L. and L aF
j. p Miller Miss Garrison Miss Fairchild Miss KnowI
IT,, H. Knlcnerbocker Mr. and Mrs. W. 5. Paine Lieu.
tenant and Mrs c. G. Treat. of Governors Island
F. c. c caey C. "A" A. coe, f. r. faler E. Higgins; p l..
Drayton, Philip Allen, C. H. Arnold r. Bsrin as
Bsn Fscr NJ Ed FeSn cc MISS ssc Davis
Mrs. f, S. Mclean DR.. c. b. Fowler and Miss Person.
Cub in Westchester, had an exciting and important
week Polo week. as i is caieG was n RaG1cu ancT
looking Pelham Bay was the scene OF mncn ssyeV.
Of The peasantest incidents Of the week was n
Mrs J. Borden Hartman, at her pretty country home home
table decorated with c large pnk W Saa
MS "sgrggy Post Mrs g po+cr H anG Mss sac
HsTscus %6o has been the guest Of Mr. and
| hartman since last Monday. Miss Hargouss fancee
mans The marriage of these Young people win take
place in August at Newport and VII VIII Be gSy a s1G
Bller Duncan will be celebrated at the home of Mr.
Theodore Havemcyer, in Beleyge.ave ,.on,,.r c.ro
dinner party at their place at r snd taT T
Mrs c F. Havemeyer who have been staying Ti with
and Mrs C. Pe DUNCAN wno ESS and Trhf WAS
the dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Potter to the
Meadow Brook people IT was SrveH az we're ee taken
aboard Of Mr. Potter's Yacht "Ilscyon,' and sailed
wp o is already pcpuious with the coagers but
nothing important in a social way has yet been aV
their saloo1s @ors than Comfortably The Ma
Amy Townsend Mrs. George II; Bend and Miss ANY my
Bend who Is to serve as one OF the edes1ai a R
which Is announced TO take place In London on july
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Pauline Jerome daughter OF Eugene jerome, OF Audi
bon park, to Douglas Worth olcott, of Albany:
Thes ss t Se' DouJ P'e q Mr. 0SS TauS
"Wednesday evening When Their n Sny bNnsr
the Rev DR. tsStsv G desorlf tsso % SIa
dn o%ePs and i0T green vines and the vide piazza
was partly inClosed with canvas so as to afford 2
pleasant promenade. In front Of the extemporl1ed
altar al which the happy couple knet was massive
aoral bell. The bride wore gown OF white SILK
tie veil that reached TO the hem of her Cxurt train
at her throat diamond pendant the gift Of the groom
| She cnrricd bouquet Of white roses. The brides
| mother wore a gown of black silk with train. the
rorsage trimmed with helotrope silk and black lace
| The maid OF honor Miss Louisa Chapman, OF Perth
! Amboy. n. j., gown of white 'tulle. en-
hroidered with pink carnations over pale green silk
The little bridesmaids Blanche Harcourt. Of Bai
| more and Helen Ames, of Bnghamton, y. Y. They
we're dressed in white, and carried baskets Of roses
| end fOrgetme-nOts. The usherS We're Anthony
Rutgers Nelson, OF New Brunswick and Charles Simon
| son of New Brighton 5. l. Among the guests were
/ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Merserau, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Flake, Miss Lottie Flake, Nelson
| Merserau, Judge and Mrs. Stephen d. Stephens,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Crowel segunc. Miss Klttie Edwards,
Miss Hattie NJ seguine, Miss Hetta Lyon, Miss Maggie
| Mrs. John fiarTetSOn. G. A Hart,
Edward CrOcheron James CrocherOn, Of staten Island
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sweet, Mrs Jennie Puz, Mr.. and
Mrs william Hebert. Mr.. and Mrs F. Dana Reed, Mrs.
Mary A. Vail. Miss Louise c. Vail, OF BROOKLYN: Mr..
| and Mrs James Thurston, Mr. and Mrs. s. Chushman
| CoIdwe Frederick Vail Of New York. Miss Evelina
Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Vail. Lockwood Helms,
Elisha y. Vail. Of Poughkeepsie, NJ Y. Richard Har-
] court, OF Baltimore.