New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

take place quietly in Grace Church chantry. There
Will be no reception. AT noon on the day Miss
Margaret HIGHLAND Williams. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
David Williams, Of No. AZ East sixty sevenths Will
tie married in All Souls Church, Madison-ave. and
stXty sixtst. to Homer FO0te III The evening Miss
Fiorcnc: liosmcr Mills will he married 10 EDWARD
CEase wilson, at the WALDORF The wedding OF Miss
Julia Van Tassel daughter OF Judge Van Tassel. TO
Mr.. Ellington Is announced to take place AT the
Windsor Hotel on the same day. \ wedding IN
Saratoga on Wednesday will be that Of Miss Lillian van,
daughter OF James +. Vail. of BroOSlyn to Edward >
of ar 0s nd % E rresr The
whom Is cousin OF the bride. Miss Vail is "A cousin
Invitations for the Wedding of Miss Harriet
OF Brooklyn TO Fletcher Vosburgp IA well-known busi-
ness man Of Albany. n. Y. The ceremony VIII BE- BE-
the brdes ." mo'nsr No. s' s. South porandavc
The wedding Of Miss Isabelle c. rasco daughter Of
on THURSDAY at the home Of Inc brides parents: to
Judge Walter Lloyd smith Of the supreme Court. Is
% to take p 1R ey Dor SS0 Merle e
pastor OF the Central Presbyterian Church in West
tiftyseventhst, bfother Of the Judge Will pe hc
bridegroom elect viii sail for England on July g.
An engagement formally S ysS M e en-
truds Williams daughter Of MILAN Il r Wa% 1Sc
Inc tnnard steamship Line In this city Miss Mss
Williams Is we'll snTwn ON sn will HIATT the anu ads
Club at Livingston station. Her sister three or
S aras ago took place e0i in Christ Church New
brighton. Mr.. brown is a member OF the Calnmc.
prominently Identified with the staten Island Cricket
Club and the Richmond County Country club; Ine
x mS be
Miss Bertha Charlotte Farrar daughter Of the Key
Of boston Miss Tarrar, who has spent several eye,
seasons abroad is graduate OF the Albany iiigh
Fine Arts. Her father, who for some years was
pastor Of the Trinity Methodist Church. in Lancaster
Tuxedo is beautiful in its early summer radiance
Ramapos. On the first of June the seventh birthday
" Tuxedo was sedately and becomngly celebrated.
few. so that the occasion excited very little com
ment or attention from outsiders. When the Tuxedo
more than four cottages in the park; today there
100. Nearly every cottage in the place Is
most OF whom have engaged quarters until after the
Fourth Of July. which usual VIII be iven up TO our,
be the tennis tournament. which will open on July
and in which number Of champions 1rrsTs ard ao S4
Valentine Hall A dhn F. r rGS ana ar nlSn l.
sonest Of the lot being iargcsi silver cup.
Life Newport has hss , h., S sacN w 'nd
and the stormy weather. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
IT, an elaborate ora dinner RaTy on and Sly
b. DE Forest entertained number OF guests NJ dinner
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Goelet having arTiNeu Ir"H
Erope n few DAYS ago have opened their cottage In
Narraganseave and the CliNs, and Mr.. ana , Mrf
son James L. Kernochan. at Hampstead: H. L. have
established Themselves at their villa Sea View and have
n p1rt Of the summer at Newport.
The departure Of fashionable people TOR Europe coh
on Thursday 20 visit cher daughter. Mrs. Arthur fngr
who IS said TO br in far from satisfactory coh n,'
IN nor home in Newport. Mr.. md Mrs lohh u
Davis. Miss Flora Davis and John W. Machay, W. W.
Krnishnar will sail on the steamship 1culoh,c nn
Wednesday next. He will visit during me summer '"c
ART centres of Paris. Berlin and vienna:
Providence r. l.. June - lspeclall-Thr mar'ins'
of Professor Irving Fisher Of Ynle Invcr,ty 70 i,
Warr,ret Uazard daughter Of Rowland Hazard. took
place nj O'Clock this afternoon at the village chuich
In Peacedale.