New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
TUE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

-, % ared with the perfume of spring flowers and
.n,on,ly lighted. has seldom looked prettier. The
o.' % ,,s the most tempestuous OF the season. but
u"' ~ downnour of sleet and the gusts of wind did
u" NV oravsnt the friends Of the pair from attending
ho' M CEREMONY nor the reception which was held
-" :, n the home of the brides mother, Mrs
an, az. Miss lie Roy's gown covered with soft
-, o,nt lace and her veil OF the same rich fabric
0 % effectively arranged on the head and fell in
49,, folds almost % the end OF the train. Three
O''r Or,0ceut diamond stars arranged a tiara held
- Mace. There no bridesmaids and no
!" IA NJ honor Mr. Dale who has taken his bride TO
M No. s.ste in Canada, for short stay, presented to
~" ~ hos, man ana ushers pear-shaped pearl scarf
~. s. The bridal gifts. which were shown on Monday
,ha intimate friends OF the family. numbered
~ and many Of them were extremely beautiful In
49, colection there WAS a silver tea set from Mr..
w Mrs Gihon: large silver salver. from Frederick
,a Roy the brides brother. a set Of silver and
on.sian enamelled spoons from the Misses Thomp
~. pai~ OF solitaire diamond earrings. from the
L,syroonn. a diamond and sapphire crescent, from
,n.s rockefeller; superb pair Of sterling silver
~,alahra from Chalmers Dale. brother of the
-aasroom; two pairs of silver cGndlesticks from
,,,a Phoenix; a pair of silver vases. from Mr.
"a AIRS James Hude Beeckman; large fruit dish
;, silver and cut glass. from Dr. and Mrs. W.
S.word Webb; silver pitcher from Mrs. George
%.,rv Warren large silver claret jug, from Mrs.
,'.rand,r : Webb; silver coffee set. from Mr.. and
a. Iohn Alexander; small silver tea set, from
,u. Fesser; jowecd travelling clock. from +. y.
~.nsr silver salad set. from Anson lie Roy: silver
,rsr from MIR. and Mrs. Robert G. Remsen silver
=. ,,ddy from Miss Remsen; silver ladies', from
W., NcKirl: pair Of heart-shaped silver dishes.
..,, Mr.. and Mrs Twombly. and pair OF silver
.sas from Mrs Thatcher Adams. Another pretty
"asa,ng on Wednesday that of Miss Sheldon
IA Mr. sherman, which took place at noon in s..
p.,,hosInew's Church.
r,a largest and most elaborate wedding OF the
III was OF course. that Of Miss Juliet Pierpont
,,,ssn and William Pierson Hamilton. at s..
r.orges Church. on Thursday afternoon. Fashion
.h,s society turned our In great numbers. both at
-. church and at the reception, which was he'd
:, ", and Mrs Morgan's handsome home In Madi-
s.,-.ve Miss Morgan made a remarkably hand
- h-;da as her height and beauty were well
soa hv her rich bridal dress OF white satin
s,,cod. and poln. lace. Her jewels were superb.
rh.v consisted OK a cOronct of diamonds set IN
s.n,-1e-is design. presented by the bridegroom;
~,-.v of diamond flowers which was worn diagonal
l., across the corsage. and long string OF pears OF
unusual size q gift from her father. MY ana MRS.
w.mr,o, are spending their honeymoon in their
.ao house at New w-Rochele. The house completely
~.,.,ed was present from Mr.. Morgan.
rh ,,s, of pos,-Ienten weddings Will be sup
.,.,sr,es with another long list this week. on
~rssdav evening Miss Caroline Ruth Golden Tracy
sx.,s, ~ Mr. and Mrs Golden Tracy, VIII be
married 10 Frederick William Corse in CHRIST
protestant Episcopal Church. New-Brighton' :. /.
rsa ce-smony will be followed by large reception
a, the home Of the brides parents. In Richmond
T.r-ocA Wednesday will be busy day with we'd
.r. c,s of the largest affairs this day Will be
o,,ahra,ad in Grace Church. when Miss Edith Kip,
onlv daughter Of Colonel and Mrs Lawrence Kip
vg become the wife Of Richard McCreery MISS
KIN will have among her bridesmaids Miss Evelyn
BURDEN. Miss Gerry Miss Morgan and MISS cam
.-on while Mr. McCrecry will be attended by his
hro,hsr. Lawrence McCreery as best man Inc
rscap,ion a; the home Of Colonel and Mrs. Zip Will
Ne large one shortly after their marriage the
oorn,a viii 60 20 England. on this day. too. Miss
Gsorgianna Belts Will be married at the nome OF
her narents Mr. and Mrs. George +. BETS NO. Io-
MadIson-ave 10 Tlleston Wells. l. VIII De quiet
wedding on account Of recent bereavement IN 'he
,.nnv O, the bridegroom. The rector OF Grace
Church. the Rev DR.. William r. Huntington VIII
per,orm the marriage ceremony. Lawrence Pooe'
!, cousin of the bridegroom Will be best man. ana
William Ward Charles Beekman and Samuel K
Belts vii! be the ushers
The wedding Of Miss Emily l.. Lentilhon and
John p Clifford. which VII take place on Thursday
afternoon in Trinity Chapel. will no doubt be
pretty affair The bride will enter with her father
!oeph Lsntilhon. She will wear a gown OF wh'e
,sve and point lace and a point lace veil Miss
r,a of honor Her gown will be Of white MORE
a,urye trimmed with chiffon. and her ha: OF white
az decked with Prince OF Wales tips. The brides
hlis-Mss Emily Petit. Miss Lille Day camp
kn Of Orange. y. j.; Miss Louise Johnson anu
Mss Laura Merryman. Of Baltimore. are 10 wear
costumes OF white MORE, made with LOUIS ~
coats trimmed with revers OF crimson satin anu
white lace hats with red satin crowns UlHhou
With white and red feathers. The Rev Dr. Nor
vf~ RI,
rector Of Trinity Chapel; the Rev. Arthur Brooks'
Of the Church OF the incarnation and the Rev MI
Bsuman will perform the marriage ceremony
Samuel T. oxford will attend his brother AS pe'l
man. and John T. Wainwright. Henry RiKer' ). de
Tours Lentilhon. Eugene Lentihon. brothers OF the
bride; George z. Throop Murray Strong ana VIII
IAN Floyd Jones jr.. will be the ushers. a snaH
reception will follow at the home OF the or'oe
father. in West Eieyenth-s,.
Another wedding on Thursday Will De that oi
Miss Isabelle harrington Gilbert 10 T. {. CoVeiI
@ Central New-York at the home Of the BRIDE NO
% West For;y-hfth-st. Only relatives nave oee"
onoen 10 the ceremony and reception.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Virginia fle'o''
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay Percy, u
GEORGE s. Groesbeck. is announced 10 take pace
souiI. 3 inursday evening April 2S In the Tecepion
VI De held az the home OF the brides parents ~ ~
~ west Eleyenth.st Invitations are Out dUt ,r-
marriage OF Miss Eleanor Forester Peck. daIsiteT
~ NJ and Mrs. Frederic J. Peck. OF New Hayen
Conn, 10 Eugene Knnaird McEnroe. or thls clH
q, s., Patr.cks Cathedral, at noon April a.
phs phs bride-e.ec. IS granddaughter o. CapiatLn pt
Richard Peck OF New Haven. The wedding break
isS Will be given at Sherry's The wedding OF mlss
cara Rich, daughter Of Mr.: and Mrs: Aquilla hich M
d Staten Island. 10 John Tnnghast OF this CITY
W. take place in Christ Church. New-Brishton
L. early IN June. A June wedding in town WI
y mat OF Mrs. Emma ii. Rutherford OF san
Francisco and George Croker which Is set for June
r. The ceremony will take place In 81. Thomas
Cnurch in Fifth-ave. and Will doubtless be a
S1II sr1IIian; M affair. The Rev pr; John Wesley Brown
WI oficiae. On the day following their marriage
NJ NJ and Mrs. Croker will sail for England In the
steamship City Of Paris.
MI and Mrs. William Westlake have Issued IN
wwations for the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Nellie Adelaide Westlake. to William T.. Young Jr,
On Wednesday evening April 2j at their home. No.
Spencer Place. Brooklyn; A reception from S:SO
oeock until 10 o'clock will follow.
MIS- Robert Stoutenburgh. Of No. 1893 Broad-st,
sewark has sent out Invitations for the marriage
~ her daughter. Miss Mariana StoutenDurgb to
neroert Parsons Gleason. to take place on Wednes-
uay evening at o'clock az her home.
On Wednesday OF next week Mlss Anna Wright.
.Ganddaughter OF the late George Law, will be