New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

| that people feel themselves privileged n 49, eng
and have scarcely good word to saw OF anv =. "
entertainments given since the opening OF the r "s
season. Inc night to green ials and ne..
pastures was not so rapid as usual last week r.
edo, Hampstead, Westchester the Hudson M
lands and Newport are beautiful at this seaso,
| Is true. but Centred Park stlll has its a,,r.,
and there Is little falling of in the CAV
which fll the drive every afternoon. Now tbs, ,sN
Is no daily coach running between this city go -.
Westminster Country Club fashionable peonIa - s.e
plenty OF leisure on their hands, begin TO rea,,.
| the departure or arrival OF the road coach T.,
at the Hotel Brunswick every morning and eva.,
was really an important incident in their daily =.
istence, and since the suspension OF the trims Ann.
men feel that something has been taken on, !.
| their lives.
| The brides OF the week. whose names b,v. 49,
| legion were many of them deprived OF IN. -.
tional sunshine which is supposed TO be,oL.. "
sorts OF happiness. Wednesday when .co,..
young people began their married life the ,ke. -
| eaden In color and the rain fell in torrent. C..
weddings have excited so much interest az tia, =.
Miss Edith Cruger Sands to 7. j. Oakley Rh,r.
| lander, which took place at noon on Wednssd. =,
| Trinity Chapel. Early in the day the door, a, -.
chapel were besieged by a crowd OF men and Wow.
anxious 10 behold the bride plight her tro,b q, ~.
altar. but only those who able to pres.n, ~.
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play Of flowers in the chancel. while not elahor,,.
was effective and simplicity in everything m,,t..
the ceremony. The bride looked extremely bs.,,,,,
| In her bridal robes Of white satin and point Ia,
| and her attendants all in pretty costumes Of nn.
with white straw hats dressed with pink roses ana
white lilacs, made OF the most attractive vro,.
seen at any wedding this season The gloom sna
wet without made little or no difference in "a.
brilliantly lighted drawing room In the hom. q, NJ,
| nd Mre nm Hall in
| where Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinelander stood 10 rsc.,v,
their guests. There flowers on all sides ana a.
good wishes count for anything. the brides fu,u,.
| life must be one OF the greatest happiness Nm
| William Rhineander. who received with the mi,
wore a rich gown OF mauye and silver brocsde Will.
Mrs. Charles Edwin Sands. the mother OF the brM.
was attired in becoming gown Of silver gray ,ls
and white lace At no wedding reception this season
has there been more lavish display Of rich eos
tunes than in Mrs. Halls house a,
| Wednesday Mrs. William Everett Strong who VA.
accompanied by her daughter. wore striking Tow,
OF black MORE combined with appe-green veys
and white lace. Mrs. Abraham r. Lawrence was IN
| a gown OF white satin covered with fine black net.
Miss Ruth Lawrence was in a summery eostum.
OF white silk and large white straw hat trimmed
with broad white ribbon Miss Charlotte Pell WA
In an effective gown Of black and white striped
silk trimmed with white lace; Mrs Philip Rhine
lander wore a gown OF turquoise blue and goN
brocaGe. and Mrs John T. Hall was attlred IN 4
rich costume OF silver gray MORE elaborateIy
trimmed with black lace. Mr. ard Mrs Rhnelander
who II they do not go abroad gill pass a part Of
| the as the guests OF the formers parent,
at Narragansett received several hundred magnin.
cent gifts which no, shown on Wednesday
In the collection several chests Of table silver
cut glass. china and three or four checks represent.
ing snug fortunes In themselves.
| Mr. and Mrs S.sDhan II 'rvn0 uhosa mar
riage took place in St Bar;hoomew's Church also
on Wednesday vii. sal. Tor Europe in few days u
be gone until some time In September.
| The wedding OF Miss Helena Caroline Jansen 70
Randolph s.. George Walker on Tuesday at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. Gerhard Jansen.
Richmond Terrace. New-Brigaton S. l.. was one
OF the prcttiest out-of-town weddings OF the week
The bride. who is a beautiful brunette. wore
gown OF white satin rather plainly made and .
tue vet. Her bridesmaids attred In dresses
OF pink mousselne d. sole. trimmed With lace and
| small white straw bonneis. In which were clusters
| OF pink roses. The maid OF honor wore a gown OF
white silk muslin and lace and large white hat
| The reception which followed the ceremony was
probably the lly-est ever given Staten Island
and the departure OF the young pair was noisy to
degree. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. when they return
from Canada will make their home on Staten Island
for the summer. and next autumn they VIII poo
ably take house IN town. An engagemen, an
nounced on the day Of this wedding was mat q
Miss Julia Beverly Robinson. daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs Robert Emme, Robinson. Of Ne"-Brish'on. 70
John T. g. Higgens Of England.
The wedding bells Will continue 70 ring TINS "ee-
more or less gayy. and indeed their peAls VIII o
heard up 20 the end Of the month. On Iuesaa'
afternoon Miss BESSIE O'Hara will be married 70
Sydney Augustus smith. a; the home Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs Charles Edward OHara NO 70 "es'
Forty-seventh-sl The ceremony. which VIII De VIZ
messed only By the relatives and Few 'H'"'a'
friends will be followed by a large reeepuoh "a
out OF town wedding on this day VIII Dc If.i' %
Miss Harrlette Emmons sheldon 20 Gor'oh H'"aN
Sherman which is 10 take pace al nooh' ~ 0-
Peters Church. Morr!stown. The breakfas, ana 10
ception will be he'd at the home OF the o'1ue -
Their. in Miller Road The bridegroom VINO rs.
nephew OF General sherman and son OF Nr SHs
Mrs Byron Sherman Wi! be attended oy MS eVu''A'
= Tecumseh sherman. "a best man Inc
selected TO serve are Ambrose Henry. Cha''e' va
Rensselaer, Richard Lyon. Paul Revere anu ~
tavus Revere The bride, who Is 10 enter ''e '".s
with her father. will wear gown OF WINE
and a veil OF tule. held IN pace D! 'O'o.s
orange blossoms. and she will discard the c0n,rS
t,onal hououet for an ivory -bound prayeroook is'
six bridesmaids. Miss May Swords. Miss ANNE D.s '
neil. Mis-. Louise Shelton Miss Lizzie M'e'' a."
Helen Shelton and Miss Alce Reese, are ~ "'
gowns OF white organdie. trimmed Win r'vOO"' IN
broad sashes OF Dresden coloring. maen.a ~.
broad-brimmed hats. ornamenied with pun -
Mr.. sherman and hts bride will SAL on oa,u' ,on,
the steamship Campania for an e&'enue'
through Continental Europe s. will be
Another wedding in town, on luesGHes ,,,,haye
celebrated at moor in Calvary Church ry To- ~ Mss
corner OF Twenty -frst-st Inc orS r gsst daughter
Of the late General Rodney c warp uon,elsr
bridegroom Thomas Wyman Porter OF aoh nv The
n j. The ceremony will be perf9o!t rles Church
Rev Chauncey D. Brewster. OF HFa a. Lewis
Brooklyn Heights. assisted by me h e, calvary
Cameron one OF the assistant ministers VI ~ raid
Church Miss Gertrude Stockwell WIZ , 9e Marion
OF honor The bridesmaids viii be Mls Williams
Lewis and the brides cousin. Miss Cla CARA !" r l.
Of Detroit, Leland Lttleheld OF Paw william Lud.
will attend Mr.. Porter as best man ", his city;
dinxton and f. Wallin Henry BROOKS % ~, t bride.
Hand Porter. Of Montclair PRONE on WHY'S Terry
OF Brooklyn will be the ushers Ih s ,ar9s ball
wedding breakfast and reception In me ne Saturday
room al Sherry's after the ceremony y" s,eamship
Mr. and Mrs. Porter will sail IN the
Campania - ,,rs, Miss Florence
Abraham second daughter or MI an, an vii b
Abraham OF South Oxford-st, broNS r In Grace
married 10 Edward Blum. OF this cty; on
cpIscopal Church, at OranBe, - urNe,ll