New-York tribune., 1894-04-29

will sail for Great Britain in few weeks to visit
Mr. Eekhouts parents in Scotland. Their home on
their return will be in Baltimore.
Miss Annie Louise Lamont. daughter OF the late
Charles A. Lamont, whose marriage to Harry Haik-
ness Flagler took place in the Madison Avenue Bap-
tist Church on Wednesday. the recipient or
many magnificent presents. her brother, Lansing
Lamont presente to her complete Sc; OF small
table silver Mrs. Lamonts gift was silver tea
set: Mrs. James Jesup, sister Of the bride, sent n
large silver tray; the father of the bridegroom a
large set Of silver. comprising almost everything
candeabrum. completes, even a large lovnG-cup Mrs.
l. ~ Phelps. "A beautiful white lace fan; James
Jesup after-dnner silver coffee set and Or NC
Lean contributed a handsome clock. The brides
maids received from the bride miniature pins set
with pearls ard the ushers received from the bride
groom miniature scarf-pins set with diamonds
Tomorrow night the marriage of Miss Mabel
Montagu Seaich, only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs v.
H. Seach of No 1lS West Seventy -sXth-st, to
Thomas G. Oakley, is to take place in st. Thomas
Protestant Fl scopal Church. and will be yellow
and white wedding. The altar is to be decorated
with daTodns and lilies. and instead of the usual
white ribbon the centre aisle. there VIII be
ga ates formed OF the same flowers The four brides
maids. Miss Belle Rogers, Miss Lille Place, Miss
Annie He sdorfer and Miss Addie La Ccsie, viii be
in yellow and white brocade and the maid OF honor
Miss Maud Hewitt will wear white. The two little
flower girls will wear pretty frocks of yellow and
will carry lunches of yellow and white roses
Owing 10 the sudden Illness Of Miss Grace Sal
mon. her marriage to Edward Browning Arken-
burgh. which was TO take place tomorrow evening.
has been postponed to May y, at ST Jamess
Church, Brooklyn. The wedding OF Miss Hattie
Blaine and TruNton Beale will take place in Wash
ngton tomorrow.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Grace L. c.
Kimban. Youngest daughter of the Rev. c. II. KIM
bail pastor OF the Alexander Avenue Baptist
Church, to W. E. Stephens. The engagement has
aso been announced Of Miss He.da Shultz. daughter
Of Carl H. Shuitz. 10 j. Brigham, a member OF
the Stock Exchange. The wedding OF Miss LA
Belle Kellogg TO Herbert Wellington is announced
to take place on Wednesday evening at the home or
the brides uncle Frank D. White, No 7Oi Putnam
ave. Brooklyn.
one OF the May weddings will be celebrated in
St Bartholomews Protestant Episcopal Church in
Madison-ave. Tuesday. the 22d The bride VIII
be Miss Louisa \. johnson, anu the bridegroom, her
step-brother Robert l.. TOWNSEND The announce
ment of this engagement seNerd. months ago cauSrp
no small amount Of as;onishment in society; MS
johnson is a granddaughter OF the late bFadlsh
Johnson. Her mother who was Miss SAME Day,
of New Orleans. by her second marriage became
member OF the old New York family of that name.
lie had two sons Robert l.: ana Howard {: Town.
Slocum Johnson No children have been born TO
the second arriagS Mr. Ty August ihs M,ntant
Miss Johnson is neee OF Mrs. srn Eu1mDeri 'tSr or
seven years ago married TO the Count d BrazAa-
MT ani Mrs Richard McCrecry. the latter for,
merry Miss Edith Kip. daughter OF Co.onei ana
Mrs Lawrence Kip. will sail for the'r home N
England on Wednesday IN the ste$mSaip Nrs ~
Frederic Brennig. who were married IN tlc N',.le
dral Monday last VIII sali ior lhT.r nTro5n
Nrs ~ M Hnlhrook Gurus IN sunday evening. Ben
TaI,ios the English tenor sung George GrossmitA
gave bJIics sue On Italian opera ana the way J.. y
generally sung. and also tod bow TO compose a
French chAnsounette. Frank Lincoln gave sone
mutations and SiGnOr Baleito. Emil 9ttb'I 90 'n
nette McClanahan and Jeanne Foure conS ."u'.H ''
4 vocal way 10 the entertainment OF me bu.S.'
Among those present were Jean and Edou-ri d"
Reszke, Nine Emma Enm,s Mne, I.l,' = AMI
Mrs stanford White Nj ana Mts rsSn5 l1ssn''' Ms
iielen Benedict. Mrs. Ciuger. Mi and Me-. bridg-
Ncs Henry r. Abbey Baron Scsenkranz, . i.nert
FISCHER Powers Ralph i1dmunds Air Bagby. Mr;
Ronalds Mir Breeze. Percy Hal. Frederic EiW,iIl
Mackay Maurice Grau. victor HARMS james N''-
Mrs Julian story Who. in the musical world !.
Sherry's yesterday Afternoon. which was attended
by several hundred persons OF social pr2Hhehcs & "a
ballroom where the reception was held was e,ao- &
oratey decorated with spring flowers ant pa.,,T
trimmed with BLACK chiffon. received before a mas
I1 'be hattess were Mrs samuel W brigham. rs
Francis Mcneil Bacon j.. Mrs r. G Grec,ntie,.i' nti,4ii'
story The tea-tabe presided over By Mlss
FrhSi Pheius Miss stokes. Miss Lowering and Mss
Marion Grecnleaf. Among The guests VINO con-
slcj1 sco:, Miss tthei H. scott Mrs Char.e- Pheps
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate. Miss Choatc Mrs. y, =
Palmer IJr and Mrs II. Hobrook Cures. MS.
Thomas Ludlow ogden. Miss Alice Lyon 'sA'n
Mrs Robert Irving jerks Mr ana MIS- James :
Barncs the Misses Barnes Miss DE Foresi, Mss
Mamie Field Mrs j. Plcrpoat Morgan Miss Nor
gan Miss Rhett. Mr. anl Mrs freietck ,ran
Nr ana Mrs. Louis {. Tiffany, Miss May No'I-
bridge Tiffany Mr.. and Mrs. Harper bennington,
Nine. de Barril MI ana Nr, hA,Tch I33s m'33sr
Mrs Paran Stevens. Mrs. Agnes Booth >. hoei.,'
Miss Meta Mackay Archilald MacHaY' Mis. ~
Augustus Field. Mr and Mrs. George PfiSwoll'
UaVen Mrs j. Frederick PicrsOn. Mrs Robert "
Chapin Mr. and Mrs Tho mas Hlcheocs, MS Ms
Marian Seward Mr. and Mrs. George seward.
Mrs Arthur Welman. Chandler Robbins. Mrs. Joe
del Vale Mr. and Mrs. Augustus St Gaudtns, MIs.
Tohn Marshall Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. ADRIAN I.cIili
ir: Mrs Burke Roche. Mr and Mr. Ihur0W Wt,I
Ilarncs Miss Bessie Breslin Miss Emma 1nur.by,
Miss Ina J., Thursby Mrs Louis V. Bell. MISS
I(ouisc NJ Bell. Miss Turnure. Iawr"ncc lurunuttt,'
Mrs shepherd Candy, Miss Candy ana Mrs. VIII
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Astor, who sailed FOR
ronTaine VIII 20 directly to lsrs: where Mr-.
William Astor has passed most ot ur H',,,.t. I'LL
'Thcv viii be the guests Of Mrs. Astor during NOR
stov IN the French capital. Mrs. Astor VII sp'ni
The coming summer ~ newport. -iic H'a '"7'7''
naeeagc 10 sail from IiayTc on june l'
ON The trip OF the coach Tempest. from IN" ho'tl
Er,insw-ick to the Country club Wet hester yN-
terdav the seats were occupied by Theopo:c ia,
zotinc price and bis guests, who were ". ana
Wrs Charles Livingston Hyde, Mr. and Mrs, ).
Allen Townsend. Miss Winsiow. MISS SeiNd''' "'''
EwcH and Miss Carpenter.
NOTES or THE STIGE.