New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

San M BE- yent G Another wedding this
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs John T. Drumnond, Of No. les
west seventy -third-st. and Andrew Fletcher jr
viii bring aS sso the Wedding
William c;Snh kemsen lie Roy daughter Of Mrs
taht episcopal Church. Fourth-ave. and Twentieth
brother. Frederick lie Roy. viii wear a gown OF
Th ThIe saun san on which will be some Old point lace.
The % be Who HS a d 70 pd of
Stay SSy Glark Mr. Henry. Of Judge Henry, OF
,,ertaned at dinner at Delmonico's Tuesday night.
SS Mi,i,o berIna , 5 Seymour niece Of Mr.. and Mrs
ned msrried on on, this day in the First PRESBYTERIAN
pc Men Thompson %H and in ST. Matthews 'chg church
Jersey City, viii take place the marriage Of Miss
bett, 70 Andrew Jackson Post. ir. The marriage Of
Mss = Antoinette Southack, daughter Of the late
King will also be celebrated on Wednesday, at the
home Of The bride No 4H Madison-ave. SIN an
Th0mass Church. in Flfth-ave., the bride being Miss
He Helen nj, Wiets daughter OF Edward wnlets, and
the bridegroom. John Gerow butcher
The fashionable wedding on Thursday will be that
j. erpon oaran to- Ps4so 2f Mil ana h
is set down for $3.50 o'clock in St Georges Protes-
large reception viii Follow the ceremSag M the
home bone Of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan in Madison-ave.
I}r 1r William s Ransford. will oiiciate. Laurens
There will be several bridesmaids and ushers
:, on Saturday of this week the weddings of Miss
Miss Katharine Mary Minturn and Edward A. lie
Roy. jr.. will take place. Miss Walker will be mar
ried in her home in Madison-ave.. and Miss Min
turn and Mr.. lie Roy in the Church of the AS
cension.
- Frederic Corse. whose marriage TO Miss Rose
a5y ICY, Is & to take al Up place on Tussday Of next week
gave his bachelor dinner last night at the Hotel
Castleton. ST. George. Another Staten Island wed.
ding of interest TO the fashionable world is that Of
Miss Faith MeNamee; daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Jam m MSNamee Of Grimes Hil s. t. and Ber,
Protestant Episcopal Church, Clifton. on Thursday
afternoon April 26
An In, 4ho hat ~
MhS Miss Frances Hunt Throop: daughter OF Enos T.
and member Of the Reform and University clubs.
Miss Ihroop who Is a painter of much talent: Is a
graz grandnsce niece, Of Enos T. Throop of Anburn n "
Of the State of New-York upon the resignation of
full term in the following year The wedding. it is
expected will take place early in June in ST. Pauls
in Charge RAa~fy Of he Sde
their marriage. which will be quiet affair on ao-
months
MIR and Mrs Samuel Sloan will celebrate the
gying reception at their home No East TRiriy-
ave. will give dinner party tomorrow night In
honor Of Of Colonel and Mrs F. D. Grant.
marriage Of her daughter Miss Matilda Ackley. 10
Gaines Ruger Donoho on Tuesday afternoon Of next
IS a cousin Of Mrs. Romero. wife Of the Mexican
Miss Mary Elizabeth I'pjohn, daughter of the Rev.
Dr ana Mrs , samuel rptOhn Of Germantown Phii-
at noon. to Dr. j. Clinton Foltz in St Luke's Prot
estant Episcopal Church. Germantown.
Wife Of Napoleon at the Madison square Garden
Concert Hail on Thursday evening before large
were Mrs. Abbott, Mrs Bangs, Mrs. Heber Bishop.
Mrs. George Bliss. Miss Coils Mrs z. Ritzema de
eric Goodridge, Mrs. F. d. Grant. Mrs George Hub
bell. Mrs F. L. Montague. Mrs Theodore Myers
Mrs Mason Bey and Count Kessler. ,r s.-. -.
\ large reception was held yesterday afternoon at
Grant ilSOn,
feature of which was the singing by Viva ar
doo Egyptian, Sanscrit. Hungarian. Sioux. Spanish
and several other languages. The handsome young
one Of the most interesting incidents OF the i'm
mediate future in the social world is the afternoon
afternoon Of Thursday OF next week. in aid OF the
Summer Camp for Poor Boys. Nine. Melba. NJ
given their services. will sing and some well known
instrumentai1sts VIII be ADDED TO the st oi arS,s
most prominent patronage and from the demand
ca GT Se1's sacdess seems M ha Bayad cunS
treasurer Of the entertainment Immediately after
room, to which limited number OF guests have
been invited, Tickets, which are S each
No. No II Gramercy Park. and Mrs, John Christopher
Wlmerdng Of oranss III, II there IT, T are .a fkets
sherry's and at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Grace Chnrch GhantTy oDT at Gsofk S s
daughter of Dr. Henry G. Pinard;, OF NO. 10 West
Thirty -nfth-s. married to = Everett Oakes. OF
Washington Only the relatives and few OF the
immediate friends Of the pair were bidden to the
William r. Huntington the rector of Grace Church.
The bride who led to the chancel by her father
wore "a gown OF white satin elaborately trimmed
with polnt-lace. and little veil which was fastened
with a single bunch OF orangc-blOssoms. Miss Susan
Pinard. sister OF the bride. who wore a pretty
gown Of pink crepe made with rlIftng and frills
OF chiffon and a short veil OF white tulle was the
maid OF honor. w II. Train was best man. and the
ushers were the brides brother Charles II. Pihard
and George Dana Mumford. There was no recep-
tion. .
Mrs. Elliott f. Shepard and her family viii sail
for Europe in few weeks to be gone until the
late summer Mrs. Shepard's daughter. Mrs. Will
lam Jay Schieffen, Will pass the summer at Ear
Harbor.
James j. Van Allen will arrive from Europe about
Nav TO- He will 90 Canada for visit to friends
and enjoy several weeks Of salmon fishing. return
ing 10 England about the middle Of June. Mr.. Van
Allen expects to pass August ana the autumn
months at Ochre Point. Newport.