New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

items have been of a private sort. with few out
"a. NJ the family TO greet the brides. Although
-. Invitations to the ceremony which made Mis-!
tne Lewis Newton and William Wells Bos
IT,, husband and wife were general, only rela
'uas and n small number of intimate friends wer,
- % the subsequent reception. which gver
..s rectory which adjoins All Souls Church
~.,. wedding was admired by all who were at the
-.,,rch on Thursday afternoon. The choristers In
60 yss,ments and the bridesmaids In their Sc
.,y Medieval sytte gowns of pale-green crepe
,ro,5ered in silver. and the bride In her simple
,,rs ~ white crepe and gold embroidery. all COM
90 N make one of those pictures which lingel
w. IN the memory. A feature of the ceremony
~ the singing by the choir of several original
"ost,ions written for the occasion by the or
Ills. W. c. Macfarlane.
Two matrimonial surprise OF the week was the
-, wedding OF Miss Helen Mary Hinton, young
v, daughter of Dr. John H. Hinton. and George
,s,s,on Bradsh. which took place Monday In
~. Cnurch of the TRANSPORTATION In the presence
:, 400 or three persons one OF whom Ed
~ Randolph. who attended the bridegroom as
No. 49,. man While It was in no sense an elopement,
~ carriage lacked the sanction of Miss Hinton s
parents.
" the freshness of her spring verdure New-York
,., now a city fair 10 see The delicate tints
:, ha foliage in the parks and squares the balco-
'. ", and vlndow-sllls brilliant with blossoms and
..,aoving with trailing plants. and the ceaseless
~. and motion Of human life in all its varied
ss.sss help to make New-York just Of
~. most interesting places this continent. The
IS, attractive part of the city. however. is un-
.,onably Central Park. with its surrounding
x.,sIons its booming shrubs and trees The Park
:, this season OF the year Is alive with equlpages
o,a gayy dressed pleasure-seekers in their tam
AIMS victoras phaetons and carts. Society has
,oupd in this slow season its only excitement in
,alnr and driving. The turnouts this spring
rsv and many of them extremely stylish. Mrs.
p,-ks-Roche is seen almost every morning driving
,san, OF spirited horses before phaeton; ]. Lee
r.usr with his pretty wife beside him. drives
,.rssctIy appointed T cart: Mr. and Mrs II. lie Grand
cannon are frequently seen enjoying the beauties
~ the Park in their luxurant tandem, and Mrs,
lanes II. Beekman is also seen almost daily driv
ing along the well-kept roads.
whether the summer is 10 be a gay one or not
a. still an open question, but that It is 10 be emf
neptly a sporting season is almost beyond doubt
Snort Of a good, legitimate kind means interest and
excitement for all sorts and conditions OF men.
and Judged from the fleet OF yachts which already
stretches along the Bay Ridge Shore the yachting
season which will shortly begin and the coming
contests will awaken the enthusiasm Of the lovers
OF the sport
Among the recently issued wedding cards are those
O, Miss Catherine Muckleworth Drew, daughter OF
William H. Drew, of Brewsters, y. Y. and Clarence
Ilnngworth. The marriage is TO take place at noon
on Wednesday Of next week. in the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION. in East Twenty-ninth-st., near
Fth-ave The Rev. DR.. George H. Houghton, the
rector. will perform the ceremony. which will be
followed by an elaborate breakfast at the Holland
House Arthur Ledie Wheeler. OF Philadelphia.
will be best man, and Edward Mann. Of Eas,
Orange; Philip T stilman. OF Elizabeth; Alfred p.
Mead. IT,. Of this city. and Edward II. Wright jr..
Of Newark, will ushers, The brides at
tendants will be Miss Anna Switzerland and Miss
Florence Sutherland. Of this ely. Miss Drew is a
granddaughter OF the late DaFiel Drew. The bride
groom is a son OF John Hlirgworth. OF Newark. a
graduate OF Princeton. and member OF the Ivy
Club OF that college.
On Thursday Of this week Miss Ruby Hail.
daughter Of the late Joseph Hal. Of Brooklyn. and
sister Of Frank and IrSing Hail Of this city Will be
married to De Hart Bergen. IT,, in the South Con-
gregational Church, Brooklyn Miss Carrie Conger.
Of Elizabeth -. j.. will be maid of honor The
six iridesrDsids will be Miss Abbey VI. Vreeland
ana Mxs Lille Macpherson. OF Brooklyn: Miss
cara Bergen, sister Of the bridegroom Miss Low.
OF this city, and the brdegroom's cousin. Miss
Margaret Poole. Charles A. Armstrong will DE best
man. and George Walsh, Frank Cowperthwait. two
cousins Of the bridegroom, Ward Smith and Ed
ward Pooe. Joseph r. Greason and r. Aubrey
BY reception at the home OF Mr.. Bergens father,
II Sackett-st
The marriage OF Miss Esther Maria Lewis a
daughter Of Mrs. Edward Park Curtus Lewis, to
Charles Chaplin will take place Saturday next at
noon. In Trinity Church, Hoboken. The breakfast
and recepton-e.aborate affalrs-are TO follow at
The home Of the brides mother who is daughter
81 the late Edwin A. Stevens. at Castle Point. 4
notable wedding Of next week Will be that of Miss
a Ohart l.
sister and stepbrother which will take place at
noon on May %. in st. Bartholomew Protestant
Episcopal Church. The rector, the Rev Or. David
H. Greer will perform the ceremony. Miss John
son Is a granddaughter of the late Bradish Johnson
and daughter Of the late William NJ Johnson.
Her mother, who remarked. il now the wife OF
Edward ~ Townsend whose son by former mar
Rage is the prospective bridegroom.
Tuesday. May %. is the date set for the marriage
Of Miss Edith Gale. daughter of John B. Gaze TO
oewell Tappan Tying. and 81. Bartholomew's
CHURCH. Madison-ave. and Forty-fourth-st.. the
pace On June s, at noon, in the same church. the
0rdesroom's brother Stephen II. Tying. jr.. the
esdest son Of the well-known clergyman Stephen II.
iyng' VIII marry Miss Juliette A. Kemp. second |
laughter Of the late George 4. Kemp The wed
alns Will be quiet one and there will be no recep-
,on. Miss Kemp VIII be attended by her cousin. |
Mics sallie stoddard There will be no bridesmaids
'onn r. Huckel Herbert o. Hall. Fitzgerald Pepoe |
a ~. Clarence S. Wadsworth Shortly after the we'd
Jung The pair Will 90 abroad. and remain away for
about two months
one OF the early June weddings on Staten Island
WI De That OF Miss Clara Obrg Rich. the beauti- |
,ui daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aqua Rich to Henry
"hour Tililnghast Of this city, which will be cele-
0a'ea at $50 o'clock on the afternoon Of June 6 |
~ SnTst Protestant Episcopal Church New-Brlgh-
s ,o Inc rector Of the church. Archdeacon John
ILL., yr. WI perform the ceremony which Will be fol-
~ 49,, Sy reception for relatives at the home OF
a. ana Mrs. Rich. at New-Brighton Miss Annie |
6 61SSsly Johnson Will be the maid OF honor The
I,ro.n' VIII be Miss Ada Cox and Miss Marie |
s,.,nnn' OF this CITY; Miss Jessie McNamee, OF |
oH psI Island Miss Broadhead and Miss Fillmore
ru, made phia Edmund Knoedler will attend Mr.. |
Setoas ps as best man The ushers selected are
ma yT = hlch. brother OF the bride: Frank Wyman
Jou.s1 george Barton. of Staten Island; Frederic w
s"n y. Leonard Jacobs and Walter @. Murphy.
DIV "" 81 81 the ex-Coector Of the Port, Thomas Muir
Him me bridegroom is a son Of the late Philip
n Tnshsst who was prominent In mercantile life |
~ New-York thirty years ago
AZ Previously Announced I'm The Tribune tho
Of ,aaee OF Miss Gertrude Williams. a daughter
lIanSs ia'e William r. Williams Of Staten