New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

grooni' severe task 10 present smiling 'front.' or
hh1s an evenness Of mind at weddings win 'ne
horoeter above 80. small but P'e''S, '"'
tAe''.t, wedding OF Miss Mary Thosa Dohhe.lS'
va Of the late Edward T. pon"eiiE' Vi '"D
dausn''' ch.rles Astor Brsted only surviving son
city - charles Aston Bristei, and a great
Of the rohn Jacob Aston. which took place on
grahu'Y or,,ng in the Chapel of the Blessed VIZ
MO" :, Pstricks Cathedral There were pres
Sh = the seats facing the oeautful a'aI anu
en' -, which wore most effectively dresSeu WIN
sanc'", .hi,e roses about 100 guests. relatives
~" ,,,,nate friends. all OF whom were p"'N'i, ~
anu .L,ast later at the Hotel buckingham Inc
the reroony was performed by the Arch
mair"e, %ew-York and the nuptial mass by the
os'r r,cheel Augustine Nolan. rector or the '"u'ch
he', .nnuncaton. Manhattsnville NOT even an
o. - supply Of ices and other goou 'nhsS' anu
uh''",, assnce Of Archbishop Corrigan' inc eehiai
the F-,ainal Father Fulton. eX-Provinclal OF me
anu - Iesus and several other persons Oh as
So So inside ana outside of the Chnrch' couiu
uhc"''. attention of the guests at the reception
ui. N.okfast from their own suferngs Inc neat
anu nDv intense. The set of rooms USED ior 'he
was ,,, was converted into n bower OF beauty py
-, tasteful arrangement of flowers ana 'ropiV''
80 which. with their green leaves HIdue an
p .,.. background for the bridal party MI ana
enc" ,,.o5 are n handsome pair and they looked
MS bride and bridegroom they stood re-
al 49, ,,a CONGRATULATIONS Of their friends. the
w, o,ring 4 rich. but rather simply made gown
:. c,,te satin and a beautiful veil OF point u ap-
~ the same worn by her mother which was
ff,onel bv a het Of orange blossoms ana hrBe
saasr min Of diamonds, sapphres ana pearls the
'9. - her mother. On her corsage was worn an
.a,,,ont Of diamonds and pearls. set n design
'. o,rrs and oak leaves. present from the bride
II can also be tiara Mr. and
e., Rrjsted are passing the honeymoon at Stock
la Mass where they will remain until July
50 uben they will sail IN the steamship Paris Tor
=, ex,ended tour. Next winter they VIII I'VE IN
po,,e Mr Brisied being one OF the private chah-
tloi,s NJ the Pope. The bride received many
&C. some Of them regal in their costliness Mrs.
Sr,s,d mother of the bridegroom. sent complete
~. 80. Of gold: the Countess Della Gheracescha,
.sir Of the bride. a beautiful emerald, set IN
almonds 70 be worn brooch or bracelet; the
poroness Won Zedwitz. three large bowknots or dia-
roonds. MI and Mrs Eugene Kelly large crescent
., diamonds: MI. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Jr' an
s,o,rellel watch pendant 10 a bowknot of dia-
monds; Mrs Charles II. Raymond. jeweNed butter
Az. Thomas Hugh Kelly. diamond dagger Ed
r,r5 r D3nneUy and Nicholas Austin DonneHy'
,ro,hers diamond and pearl hatpins; Charies Mere
Ain Dounelly brother. travelling bag with Sod HI
,,ncs: Eugene * Austin. silver tray, and Mt ana
Ms Edward Kelly. silver tea set ana large saver
The military wedding of the week was that OF
Nice lean Bontecou Webb. daughter Of Mrs. Mary
sanford Chief Engineer United States Navy. 10
lieutenant James Posten Jervey, Corps OF Engi-
neers United States Army, which TOOK pace On
Wednesday evening. In the Protestant EpiScopai
church OF the Intercesson. Washington Heights
Notwithstanding the heat. the ushers, all OF 'he
Corns Of Engineers. United States Army, ana the
hest man. of the United States Artillery, were IN
ful military uniform. and presented fine APP
nearance Lieutenant Jervey. who IS graduate
Of West Point class OF '92. is at present stationed
q; Wilett's Point. He presented to his attendants
silver cravat-holders. marked with the Initials oil
,,s owner. while the bride gave her attendants
the ensign OF the corps mounted as lacepins
Several engagements were announced last week
That of Miss Florence B. Lockwood. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. BenOni Lockwood. TO {. Grant l."
Fargo. was made early In the week. Miss Lock
woods mother is a sister OF United States AmbaS-
sador Bayard, and her brother recently married
Miss Wharton, Of Philadelphia, OF which city
Benon lockwood was formerly resident MI
La FARCE was graduated from the Massachn H''lS
Institute OF Technology, and later studied WIN II.
H. Richardson. lie is a OF John La Farg1' the
artist and one Of the architects Of the Protestant
Episcopal Cathedral OF 81 John the Divine. lie Is
q member OF the Calumet. Century Players ana
Westchester clubs Miss Aimee Therese La FarSe
his aunt. was married TO his business partner
George Louis Helms. at her home in this city on
Wednesday Mr. La Fargo does not know himseH
when his marriage will take place.
The second engagement Of interest TO fashion
able society was that OF Miss Mary Lawrence
Perkins daughter Of Mrs. Charles l.. Perkins or
Pembroke Glen Cove, l.. l.. to Waldron Knitting
Post a son OF Mrs Charles A. Post, OF 40. 81
Washington Square, North and the grandson OF
the Countess De Trobr1aud, who makes her nome
In Paris. His only sister IS the wife Of Hamilton
Fish Webster. 1t Is said that Miss PERKINS anu
Mr. Post will be married IN the autumn. Another
a.. sffA an sf
Bell Wilmerding daughter OF Mir. and Mrs Thomas
A Wimerding OF Bergen Point, to DIR. Stewart
Doubleday. Miss Wilmerdings mother was a Miss
Clinton and a descendant Of an old New YORK
family Announcement Is made OF the engagement
Of Miss Emmie l.. Smith. only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Henry Smith. Of West Seventy
sixth-st 10 James Emmerson Carpenter.
The marriage of Miss Clara Coles Boggs. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Deshler Boggs. Of No. 10
Cen,re-st Newark 70 Richard Swami Lull Of Am
hers Mass. will take place at noon tomorrow al
the home Of the brides parents. Miss Boggs IS a
niece Of the late Rear-Admiral Charles >. BOggS
United States Navy. and a granddaughter OF NE
Rev Dr. Edward Brenton Boggs. OF Newark
Dr. and Mrs Thomas Rainey have sent out invl-
ta,ions for The wedding OF their niece Miss Florence
Ogden Henry TO Emil Antony on Wednesday, july
lat o'clock IN St bartholomew Pro,es ant Epis-
eopal Church Nadison-ave and FOrty-fDJrth-s st. DIT
Raney, VINO lives in Astoria Is the man VINO pro
NOTED the great Blackwers Isand-l"ng lsiahd
bridge scheme. the work which has t1st begun
The lovers OF aquatic sports had their annual cN-
element in the university rowing matches on the
Thames at New-I>ondOn. The town was painted d
decided blue, with generous dash Of red, by inc
respective lovers OF the colOrs Fair maidens and
Inatrons too wore the colors 0! the crew That f0i
the time they most affected and dscOursed adj
viscdly upon the development OF Drawn and muscle
in the oarsmen as they resumed their boats. New
York society was we'll represented at New-1Iondon
Oliver H. p Belmont drove over from Newport by
way OF jamestown on his coach with Mr. and Mrs
Whitney Warren and Mr.. and Mrs william Il
Travers as his guests Asnumber OF dinners and on
terainments were given by the cot;agers before ant
after the rowing contests. one OF the largest ant
most elaborate was the breakfast to which Mrs
George Z. Andrews invited over 100 persons on Fri
day. II given at the Pequot Casino In honor "
Mrs Andrewss daughter. Mrs. j. H. A. Trenen