New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

minds Of fashionable people. Morris Park wa s
Lively appearance on Decoration Day whs
spring meeting opened. but the cool wea,h.- M
lowering sky somewhat nterfered with the ho...
and enjoyment OF the scene II is true that ~.
park clothed in al its springtIme yersurs vac "e
after ali, the quality of the atmosphere was 49,.
that OF October rather than May Mos, Of "a.
women were wrapped in velvet. not few vo,.
furs and in many cases thick wells, not 80 mud -
protect them from the SUMS rays but 10 concs,, a.
damaging effects Of the unpleasant winds g.
OF the prettiest women looked pnched and co,a !"
Wednesday.
In the crowd on the grounds on Wednesday ma.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan El.iot. who have Jus, tai
possession OF their house near the Country Cm !.
Pelham: Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tiffany. Mr.. ana w."
James I.ori..ard Kernochan. Mrs. August Bemors
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Beeckman Mr. and Nv
James NJ. Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Hars'
man. jr.. and Miss Sands.
The Country Cub has put In its claims. which A..
certainly neither few nor far between to sers,.,
consideration. and Westchester despite the y,
settled condition OF the weather has been CAV ~,
only with spring blossoms but with four-in.hana,
vlctorias. and al sorts OF road traps driving !.
and from this delightful spot, which for month
has been the scene OF considerable gayety follow
ing the arrIva, Of the daily public coach Tempe,,
from the Hotei Brunswick. The final notes a,
Afken's merry horn from the top Of the Tenpss
were sounded by him through Flfih-ave. and Central
Park and along the Kingsbrdse Road on Thurs,
day. when the spring season Of road coaching Be.
tween this city and Westchester begun several
weeks ago by Messrs. Smith anil Underhl. va,
brought to a close The enterprise was the mon
successful Of the kind ever known In New-York
Wedding bells, which comparatively silent
last month, will begin 70 peal again tomorrow ana
unless all promises fail, will continue in the mox
energetic manner throughout the month Next %
weddings, and perhaps even more prolific Of interest
as a topic OF conversation have been the number
OF engagements which have been recently an
nounced. InexhaustibIe is the talk among some
young girls over engagement between two Of
their special friends and contemporaries The won.
dering. the speculation. the discussions as to
motives, feelings sentiments incomes. plans and
prospects are amazing to hear As a sort Of prel.
ude to the many weddings announced 10 take place
this month will be T. J. oakley Rhinelanders bach.
elor dinner tomorrow night at the Metropolitan
Club. Mr.. Rhineander. whose marriage to Miss
Edith Cruger Sands is 10 take place on "Wednesday
in Trinity Chapel. will have at his farewell bach.
elor feast his best man. his brother Philip Rhine.
lander; his eieht usher5 and ten Of his most In.
innate friends. Miss Sands will give her brides
maids a luncheon tomorrow.
on Tuesday the business OF marrying begins In
earnest on that day Miss Estelle F. Hayden and
Or. Edward 0uintard will be married at the home
OF the bride. in West Fifty-ninth-st.; Mrs Emma
H. Rutherford, daughter OF l.. ]. Hanchette. Of
California and George Croker will be married
In St Thomas's Church. Miss Octayia Moss and
William Pitt Earle will be married at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore MosA
No 5t3 Madison-ave., and Miss Anne Charlotte Van
Doren daughter Of MIS-. A. ". Van Doren. and
the Rev Robert Van Kleeck Harris will be welded
IN St AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church, 81
Ann's-ave. and Observation-Disclosures In
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Redeemer
at Morristown. y j.. Tuesday, at noon. will take
/ place the marriage OF Miss Marguerite Chatter
daughter OF the late Nathaniel ". Chatter, to Rlch'
ard King and down at New-Brghton. s. l., the
wedding Of Miss Helena Caroline Jansen and Ran
dolph 81. George Walker will be celebrated at
o'clock in the afternoon. at the home OF the brides
mother Mrs Gerhard Jansen, in Richmond Ter
race.
| In Brooklyn on Tuesday there will be number
Of weddings. Miss Frances Maude Campbell
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell. and Dr.
| Daniel Augustus Fuller will be married al
/ o'clock In the evening In the Marcy Avenue bapus'
/ Church. Miss Antoinette Milliken. daughter NJ
| and Mrs. 5 II. Millker will be married % :.
| Clawson Purdy In the evening" IN All Sa~S
! Church. and the wedding OF MISS Ella POWELL
| daughter OF Mrs Henry James Fowler, 10 Edwan
{ Lay
n, N. home Of the bride 10. Isl CarroI-st.
Wednesday Will be a busy day for weddings be-
.,,os che Rh,neander-Sands nuptials at lrihly
! chanel there will be the marriage oil MISS 'u''e'
| ienn 10 Stephenson Hgginson lyng' yr' d.
| noon in St Bartho0mew's Protestant Hp,''Op,'
! Ch,,rch witch Is TO be followed by small wee
ding breakfast at the home OF the oriue 49, ~.
Mrs George A Kemp, No. 40 FH'n-a'e =,
| Ella WINDOW daughter OF the Iate oe''.'.
| the Treasury william Window VIII a'so Oe , 10
| ,,ed q, moor on wednesday 70 Bentley WIZ war
| ron OF Boston at her mothers home NO ''' -
/ ,rg,on-ove This will be a quiet wedding % Wv
| ,r,as,s family IS still In mourning. MISS r"'
| n yy,ndon, will attend her sister as the n''. y
! honor Harry Garfield. OF cleveland WIN O -
| man and Lyman Warren. brother .. ~" r.,
! Groom. James ID. Colt OF Boston; GAii'A'. irs-@
| ~ Washington and George Saniayaha, =. -
! bridge the ushcrs. The ceremony vi" cha
| formed by the Rev. Arthur Brodhs' Ie9' A..
! Chu,ch Of the Incarnation. The marriase =, "a.
'D o,e-,o DIN daughter OF Mr. and Mrs AQuiA
| Rich TO Henry Wilbur TllinghasI WIZ zoo, Nv.
| an "wednesday afternoon at Christ Chu'0", =,
| pr,htop and will be followed by recep"O :,
| tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich III ''' ,sn
the Ascension. Mount Vernon. on Weunes' a.. .rA
ing Miss Kate Gwathmey, daughter u ~, "A
AIRS Henry G. Gwathmey. Will be h'a'' ,,, y,
! Louis Grt-,vold Frankau. The recepuon ~o 20
| held the home or the nFlue "'0
Prospect-ave.. Mount Vernon. ..u Hmm.
The marriage OF Miss Martha EizAoe'. n.,.h
daughter Of John F. Hume. OF this city ana .sIa
| keepsle TO Alfred Merritt Frost OF f0us AZ
will take place at FalrvleW. the couhu' ",oos m
the brides father in Poughkeepsle' az 's,,,ra
Wednesday afternoon. In the First OOns' svsrIng
Church AZ 81. Adams. VI. on wednesday :, Mrs.
Miss Florence Gertrude Bruce dausn" S,.vart
r II Bruce will be married TO Farranu - Yer.
stranahan. IT,, son Of Governor stransnsi' ,.rss
mont The ceremony will be Followed '. -, rhs
reception at the home OF the BRIDE mo- :, Troy.
marriage OF Miss Mary LampoFt Oypna"" IN t,ks
70 Richard Iaddan Emmett. OF THIS Guy,
Mace In 81. Johns Church Troy on p,oos.
afternoon. The weddings on wednesday Laughter
Ivn will include those OF Miss Poly fra'S '',ns.,oa
OF Mr.. and Mrs Calvin r. Pratt 10 ''.. Ms,
Emery. at the Church Of the ketor" 'a' sore Of
Nav A. Vincent to Frank Z. Pace ~ ~, vincent
the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Jonh "" 70
No s5s Greene.ave. and Miss Agnes -,o,ss,.
Whitney Lyon. at the home OF the o'us
Mrs r schmonsees. No. 427 Lafayeue-a.s ;, cah
The marriage OF Miss Estele Nes'eo.' 0v,nlns
r,,ckemeyer. will take place on THURSDAY ,.raudsr
q, the home OF the brides mother. MIS- Mss