New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

,,.x.cms and bright colorod field flowers. breakfast
a. served on the spacious lawn, whore number OF
I'll ,,h,es wore spread An Out-0f-town wedding
.oo,dcr,ble interest TO New Workers took pac On
rsur day in the Church OF the Epiphany. In Washing
., The bride was Miss Condi' smith, daughter vi
co,onel j. Cond smith, of this cl'y ana 'he prluc-
roon, Cyrus Field Judson. OF this city. Inc invita-
'oo. 10 the wedding issued by Justice f1eid'
hos. ward the bride and ,he "'uu'hS p'''"'"S'
rhch follow ell the ceremony was s'iVeu III 'ne UNI
,,,oom NJ fhc IA nm, Of Justice ah0 Mrs. f":u. Inc
lido, ins were unusually beautiful and among The
,,mbcr were several received from ioresh "'"'a"TS
and the heads Of the various lcsauoh>' 'i '"'''"'
who will take hi, bride 10 i've at Ihe '' ~ vi
A, mother Mrs. William frahci' '"",o" At Dop's
,,~, nr..en,ed 70 his bride pendant watch WITH
ber monogram set In diamonds. pref! "eooihS IN
- n IN. soroe day. was that Of Miss Anne Grs
void Tying daughter Of the Rev. Dudley a. Tying OF
,huaa,nr,a and the Rev. George H. Eott0me, one OF
I'm. assistant ministers al "iace '""roh "He'e INV
ceremony was performed by the r'c'o'' 'ne NV "
~ T. Huntington. There were no attendants Tor the
,r,de vho is considerably interested In church work.
rh pev Mr. Bottome and his BRIDE after short
,, ,u make their home in MoIrlstown, y. J. Tile
,h %, August they will pass with Mr.. Bottomc's
brother at Quosue' L' l.
rho wedding of Miss Marguerite llumDert ana
r,urch,l satterlee. which was postponed on June y
e. consequence Of the bridcgroOm's illness. VIII prob
.h,v take place before the end OF this week. Mr..
So,erecs condition Is reported to be much improved
This week there will be numerous weddings, The
srs. coming on Wednesday evening. when Miss Mary
viroi,ia Carrigan Abbot. daughter OF Francis Asbnry
Abbot will be married In Christ Church. Rye, " u
,o Joseph Carpenter seymour. on the same day. Ill
poon Miss Alberta Howell. daughter of Mrs. Mott
Howell OF No. IS Madison ave-. will be married 10
Morris D. stevens In the chantry OF Grace Church.
I.l, tnr of :
Church. will oficiate. The wedding breakfast VIII
follow al tie Hotel Waldorf. On Wednesday, IN -.
Marys Protestant Episcopal Church, Manhattanvil''
will take place the double wedding OF Miss ha'harine
Roger, and Miss Dolly Rogers. daughters OF Mr. ana
Mrs. James Rogers. of the Western boulevard ana
lady will be married to John H. Pratt and her sister
TO Dr. j. Darwin Nascl MicN ,',lc i'" sherwood in
riri,i Church Bcdford.avc Brooklyn. The Rev. d..
Darlington will be the Officiating clergy man. tho same
day will take place the wcdding Of Mis- Mary Sr Lem
S %%sha TO of Henry Mr AN" %a r' ca HERBERT Of This
CITY. The bridegroom Is son Of caG''in En"rsS ,I
Muckross family Miss Lcmis is possessed of an ample
fortune Wednesday will also bring the wedding OF
Mrs, Augustus Mosser, and Frederick Darlington
II win take place in 81. Pauls Church. at Tarrytown
vi on Thursday Miss Florence Cowl's Fs,elSyn. daueh
ter of George Esscl,yn, viii be married to Hnafies
Lex BrOGEs in THE o S sr of S arns On in
Chris, Church boulevard and seventy frsst. of Miss
I MnT ' I" Dewitt Clinton Baker Miss Elnda 6
Trne daughter Of Mr. and Mrs WIi%m , ID; True"
W n o \. ". the ceremony to take place in
Cili,t Church. in Bedford-ave, BROOKLYN,
Bailon, was married on Wednesday evening last to
William iodgins 'eear at tnn home p o NH Mas The
marriage of Miss Angelica Rathbone. daughter ~ MI
and Mrs Clarence Rathbone of Albany, to Mr.: liol.
afternoon nj the country home Of Mr.. Rathhone, IN
Loudonvlc. The wedding was quiet, only relatives
viii spend tho summer Long Island ,keching. and
In the early autumn they will 60 to Pans 10 ,oI ar.
was IN that 1%S Of Mis- as smith, a "eeonG daur"
samuel Smith, Of Neworlcans' to Alfred kcIleri Of
the banking firm Of Kessler a Co. Mr. kessIer Is a
son Of Alfred Kessler, IA banker OF Manchester Eng
land and is member Of The Calumet Gnu, NILES
place at New Hamburg on he HUDSON 1, one OF III"
largest and most beautiful in Dmchs,' county, Mn
Emily Rogers, daughter of Mr.. kearney Rogers 10
the Rev Dr. Nancrede. assistant rector Of the American
Miss Helen Caroline Jansen ana RSniolph s.:
Seose MnE wc5 ARE Sn ' "0i tesn
Brighton. :. |. Miss Jansen; whc !, dnn,h, "i
BE- one Of f the most beautiful young women Staten
Island. Mr.. Walker is the second son OF Nornan
Cricket players on the Island. No date bas yet been
SET FOR The Wedding but it Is not likely TO take place
''S'' pleasant incident on Thursday night was the
Ps a, Esf by home s on "Sf in
Of the captain and officers Of the Austrian corvette
FruDdsherg. &c.,
The lnfanta. according 10 letter received from
member Of her suitc intends 10 return TO New-iork
inside Of n week and STAY here probably AT some
hoisi unit, June - when she will sail the Tel-
tonic.
The death In Paris. Sunday last. Of Mrs Susan
BARCLAY ward widow Of Mr.. Moniagnic Ward Of this
city removes remarkably brilliant woman who.
although little known 10 pcop.e In fashionable III"
today. years ago prominent in society in the
metropolis and Of the most delightful hO.tcS>cs Of
her dry. Mrs. Wards grandfather, the Rev. Henry
Barclay. vas rector Of Trinity Church I'm 174a. or
Mrs Wards children. Mrs Luther Kountze. the wife
OF the wealthy banker, is probably the best known
In NewYOrk.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis l.. V. Io, pin sailed for Europe
Yesterday the Fuda and will spend several weeks
In Venice visiting friends returning to this side about
the end OF July In tho fall Mr. and Mrs. Hoppn will
occupy the house No. 122 East Twenty st.