New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


society during the week. number of people left
town on Tuesday morning for Massapequa, L. J.. by
q special train for the wedding of Miss Sarah Hall
Floyd-Jones TO Captain Nathaniel Walter Barnards-
ton, recently adede-camp 10 General Newdcsate,
Governor General OF Bermuda. The marriage was
solemnized at noon In Grace Church and was an
cason for general fesvity in the village and township
where the Floyd oneses have been known for genera
TONS The whole parish turned out. the bride
entered the church she met by the children OF
the sunday school 10 whom she had endeared herself
IN many WHY'S since she was girl. and their express
ions OF good will certainly touching There
neither bridesmaids ushers al the ceremony.
The bride entered the church with her brother.
George Stanton FlOyd.Iones, the wedding march
was played by Mrs. Wiley, the rector's wife. The
bride wore a gown OF white corded silk which
trimmed with quantity Of old point lace. which had
done duty for other brides in her family The veil,
also Of soft point lace. held by "a garland Of
orange blossoms. The best man, Clarence G..
williams, cousin OF the bride acted In
place OF the Hon. Victor Stanley son of Lord
stanley. who unable 10 be present. The wedding
breakfast followed at Fort Neck House the Floyd
Joness country house. which was the home Of the
brides ancestors long before the Revolution, and one
Of the best specimens of Colonial houses In this
country. The great hall and the large rooms opening
from each side arranged In fesal attire for the
Wedding breakfast, Which was served at small tables
the hum of merry voices COngratulatory speeches
were made BY members of the brides family and the
toast :" To the Bride" responded 10 by Captain
Banardiston. There were many costly presents, some
Of great historical value especially silver plate which
had been used by ancestors OF the bride years ago,
her mother and the relatives of her father each
contributing several pieces Her household linen EN-
broidered with and monogram. was the gift of
her brothers. and there several checks for large
of money to be used IN purchasing furniture for
her new home In England Captain BaTnardston is
grandson on his mothers side of the Earl of Dart
mouth He has until recently been aidede camp 10
General Newdegatc, at Bermuda, and is member of
the Mddlesex regiment known the Duke OF Cam
bridges own. being staff officer of the regiment.
Captain Bamardiston sailed with his bride by the
steamship Umbria yesterday.
A wedding In New York late the last Of
June is unusual There a pretty
ceremony at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
Thursday al noon when Miss Adele Livingston stevens
3 daughter OF Frederic stevens and the Duchess
De Dino was married 10 Frederick H. Allen Of New
York, formerly Of Boston. Mr.. Aliens father for
many years was Chief Justice of Honolulu, sandwich
Islands. The only people who witnessed the cere
mony were relatives and intimate friends o
the pair, less than 100 In number. The bride was
beautifully dressed her gown being noticeable for Its
simplicity. There only attendant upon the
bride Miss Martha Beekman, her gown being Of vel
low figured lawn trimmed with ribbons OF the same
color. The costumes OF the women present were Of
summer texture some OF them unusually handsome
Mrs. Richard Twins gown of black foulard with
pattern of yellow flowers and loops of mauve ribbons
Her large black hat trimmed with black pumes
and ribbons. The three Misses sands gowns Of
silk and figured organde, and big hats. Mrs. Charles
F. Havemeyer wore gown Of white pque relieved
with violet velvet bows her small black bonnet
being trimmed with cluster vi purple
vioets. Miss stevens cousin OF the bride
and sister of Mrs. Adolf Ladenbcrg, wore
white striped silk null over yellow silk, and small
black and yellow hat. The Misses Wetmore, just
back from Paris, stylish gowns of crepon, of
ecru and the other Of French gray relieved by yellow
and msuve ribbons. Mrs Archie Rogers. who came
down from Hyde Park for the wedding va, In silver
gray satin with reppcd stripe OF the same color and
small bonnet TO correspond. Mrs Frank Key Pcndle
ton all in white save her big black hat with
ostrich plumes. Her sister, Miss La Montague. Wore
dark blue foulard with pale blue Powered pattern
and small hat 10 correspond. Miss Euret,a ker-
noohan wore stylish gown OF Frsleh gray serge with
black bodice and cluster OF h~sC corn flowers at
he sage. Her wide-brimmed black hat tim IN ID
with pink crush" and black satin ribbons.
After the ceremony there breakfast at the house
Of Mr.. stevens in West Thirty -ffth-st., where the
party served at small tables. The presents were
not displayed. These numerous. The brides
mother sent some handsome pieces Of silver plate
and there was small silver from her sisters the
Countess ballfct ana the countess NrIOWShl Nh
Allen gave MS bride diamond comb and tiara. There
was also from the Duchess de DINO the deed OF the
place at Pehamville, Westchester, known the Boil
ton Prory, which, II is leased, will not be Oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs Allen before tfe fall. They
have taken for the the house Of Moses Taylor
Campbell In Westchester.
The attractive 81 Bernardsville, not far from
Morri> town, " j., H. being sought more each year
by NewYork families, and there is now in the c'wn
a good number o; people who known In Ncw York
or Brooklyn society. George I. seney, who has done
much W bcautify town, has fife place there ard
many hundred under cultivation. HIS neiehDors
are MI and Mrs. George Posi-. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Borrowe. Mr.. and Mrs. George Post IT,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Dodge, the latter formerly Mis- Flora
Bigelow, who make their permanent home In demands
VILE and Mr.. and Mrs William Alexander, the latter
formerly Miss Frances Paddock j. Coleman Dray-
tons place has been leased for the by Thatcher
Adams, who, owing to the recent death OF Ills adopted
daughter, Is living quietly this summer. Not far
from Mr.. seney's place Frederic Cromwell, Of New
York; W. {. Sheldon IT,, Of brooklyn and Mrs F. A.
Stevens Castle Point Hoboken building 10 most
approved modem STYLES. The place Tor many years
owned by the Stout family sold year ago 10
J. II. Ballsntne Of Newark, who has transformed the
old house into a beautiful colonial structure. Dr..
A. T.. NJ. Purdy, OF New York, has one of the at
tracuve places of the town. There is any at
tempt at gay life in Bernardsvlle coaching, riding
and driving being the chief amusements. The only .
hotel Is the Hotel somerset, which, Hike the Elberon
has lie grounds number Of cottages. AT the
cottages for the summer Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Harris, who have Is their guests Mrs T. Adds
Emmett Mss Duncan and Miss Kathleen Emmet, Mr..
and MIS- W. c. Sheldon, jr.. OF Brooklyn, whom the
Misses Brookman OF Brooklyn are visiting; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Z. Woodward, OF MorfistOwn Mr.. and Mra
W. P. Clyde and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jacquelin and
MIR. and Mls. 5. Charles Welsh, OF NewYor Among
others Mr.. and Mrs. john W. simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry ID. Dillon Ripley, MIR. and Mrs Frank H.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. james benedict, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Wolfe Tone, Mr. and Mrs. L. Latin Kellogg,
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Roy, Theodore 5. Hodgman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Post MIR. and Mrs. J. Plat
Howard and Mrs W. A. Odell, Of New York Mr.. and
Mn. Eugene vanderpoel and Mr.. and Mrs. W. i.