New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


-. The week. which has bc'n one OF those Inter
W. ,.ons which society finds hard to pass. There Is
.hpg % particular attraction in town, and 1t VIII
a.yeral weeks before there Is show OF life IN the
rtry and seashorc resorts. When the weather mas
emitted certain phase OF Continental HE mas
sn,oyet In the roof garden concerts, which the
ooe' - tho fashionable world who still remain In
w. w., have made point to visit. The rush OF June
O~n a,ncs T. over. and the coed weather hoped for
r,ur>day for the annual regatta OF the New
~. Yacht Club not arriving, the pleasures OF INC
~, down the Bay were taken rather sadly ana re-
tnIly Handsome yachting costumes, WINCH hhu
,en prepared in anticipation of bright weather. gaNo
=. 10 more sober mackintoshes anf storm gear IL
wy sorrv looking lot OF women that landed
- the club boat on Thursday evening. Ihosc
w. w. were good sailors enjoyed Landers music
"a the capital luncheon served at small taDieS y"
hoard the Taurus .,. -,
The most important wedding of the week. tha' oi
Miss Frances Eostwick, youngest daughter Vi a.
A Bostwick TO Captain Albert CarStairs' la'e Vi "o
g., ,rsh Piles was Quietly celebrated at Fried
TN the country place OF the brides fsther' NF
oroneok on the sound. The wedding took piace vi
tuesday The day fortunately fair. lno 'o'U
rony took place in the drawingroom. "h''h 49, -
nok, the Sound. The bride was unattended W ''"''
honor or bridesmaids, and even usheTs were osp "S1
a,b The best man was Captain Rudyari an ohiocr III
ae byidegroom's old regiment. The brioc h'"u9
ovn OF white satin trimmed with heaher'
coropet of the same flower, which IN treat bf1''',
e supposed to bring luck to brides, hooins '"e Ven
a tulle The intimate friends present h"u ooe" III
ated most informally. After me cere"ohS r, 10y
" ". ,o,rr 10 a wedding breakfast at small tables
,.ooa on the yerandas. Captain Carstairs ana MS
I'd steamed away on The yacht Tlllie in the alter
ION 70 cruise about the Sound. They VIII sii ior
England early in July. and on their return III 'Ne
,on will probably take place In WcStches'er'
There will be another international marriage heA'
n.
,sr Of F. OrInond French, will marry Coiohei "io
,I1oorable Herbert Eaton, brother OF the present
~ cbev,csmcre Miss Frorch IS possible
Iadv Cheylesmere. Her future husbands eues'
h,other died without issue, and the brJther' now
Ioa Chey icsmcrc. has children MI frehch
sailed on Wednesday to join his wife ana aaush.er
IN England The wedding will take place about the
middle of July. ~
on Tuesday evening at Calvary Church MISS
,so,coret Anna Embury, daughters OF Mrs. j. W.
rm,nrv will be married to Matthew V. H. Brhchcr-
ho1 r. OF Brinckerhof, y. y. The Rev Dr H. l.
satterlee will be the officiating clergyman IT,
cepon will follow at the hope OF the BRIDES mother'
No 43 West Forty -ninthst. On the following Gay
Miss Louise Dcnison Prague, daughter OF 'oln w.
prarue. will be married 10 Frederick Lyman, NJ the
Church OF All Angels In West End-ave Ncepuoh
will follow at No 1903 West Eighty sxth-st'
There was a pretty wedding in the Consrc-
catjona Church, stratford. Conn, on wednesday
daughter Of Henry ?. stagg, was marned
N william Henry Rogers. o. STAFFORD The Rev.
loci s. Ives was the officiating clergyman Davlo H.
Rhoades was best man. and the ushers were OHar'es
K stagg brother of the bride; John f. Judson Lewis
H. RUSSELL OF Stratford. and Frand Curi'h Oh Nor-
walk There were four little bridesmaids Trace
Belden Gladys Curtis, Annie Ives and Molie Guntier'
reception followed at the home of the BRIDES parents.
Thu wedding of Miss Pauline Jerome daughter OF
Encene NJ Jerome, of Audubon Park. 10 Douglas W.
Ocot will take place on Tuesday, at GiucKheim 'ne
country home OF the brides parents. at Willamso"'
Mass.
The encagement has been precently announced OF
Homer Footc TO Miss Margaret Williams. of -iork
Ernest Frederic echefer who Is 10 marry MIS- Uoi IL,
stance Bonner, daughter Of Edward H. Bonner. al at
81 Mary's Church, West Brighton, ;. l., on TUESDAY
evening gave his farewell bachelor dinner last ngt
at the Richmond County Country Club ms gmeS,s
bridge. Frederic Won stade, Gail BOYD ard Reginald
Ar w s %fSn s the home Of the
The Wedding Of Miss sallie Floyd Jones TO Captain
Bsrnardison has been set for Tuesday, June ~ AZ
Massapeqna L. l. There viii not be large gathering
A Alien v x 1sEe place in the vess d month
and Dc nssy CSi he Of eSs E s john '
Miss ireland and Miss Georslana Wilmcru'hs "erc
Oh the he Wedding of Miss Florence Townsend d,%s ,n
Of Charles H. Townsend TO William 5eT bae VIZ, Of the the
k RIdt, parents, No 2oo1 Fthave. \ reception
will follow from until 10 9clcN wac T viii be
,narroJ IN Thomas Wallace Mcmillan on iues1aN az
noon viii take pnG place In t Win iow
AZ the home OF the brides parents Mr. MeNuiia'i
and his will sail for Europe early IN J"y s mar
r,ed 70 DR. John Hatfield Higgins, Of New ioIK AT ms
home of her uncle. John H.. Burnett no 200 jay 10
prnot1vn The Rev. Dr. Lindsay Roberts was tIic
oHciating clergyman. The brides sisters MISS Loee
r Pnrnett and Miss Gertrude L. Burnett were prues
maids and T. !. Pull was best man. , v,u,,
Mis- susle Margaret GeaGen daughter OF Mnnan
Geogen will be married TO Edmund :: Mis-. me rem
sstafe broker al the home OF the brides parents 10
40 H,gbland,ave YonkeIs. on "Wednesday. June ~,
The marriage win be quiet owing to recent oea,s ~
~! Ino nnsn@eoom's family The Rev. DR.. cole, oI
ToDter viii perform the ceremony aDi be assisted
by the Rev DR.. Nevin, Of Do06s tcrfy' ms Sas
ertcka Geagen will be maid OF hOnori anu |h'ii5S
finch Mills best