New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14


rants and at the theatres. Everything indicates
that the pleasure loving world is moving downward
The cottage colony in the Berkshires continues to
| cmuse itself, notwithstanding the fierce onsaughts
OF winter. which, although brief. are severe. and
| have sent Of the fashionable birds flying 10
| town or to the suburbs. Still the cottagey' SUP
| yive and seem to have little idea Of deserving their
comfortable and luxurious homes. so strong y their
| faith in the Berkshire climate Curtiss Hotel Is
still fairly we'll filled, and those who are comfort
| able there will probably remain until late In Octo-
| ber Dinners and luncheons succeeded the Cum
| mock Cutting wedding which was characterized In
It's minutest details by the refinement, good taste
| and good breeding Which belong conspicuously
| to the Young bride and her family. 1t was, too.
| gay wedding and on the happy couple every
| thing that good taste could suggest mi unlimited
expenditure secure was lavshed, and the picture
presented by the decorations and embellishments Of
Mr. Cuttings house, where the reception was held
could scarcely be equalled in that locality
Another pretty out OF town wedding celebrated
lac week was that OF Miss Caroline Hecker. daugh.
fer of the late George y. Hecker ami niece OF the
late Rev Isaac r. Hecker, the founder OF the con-
eregation of St Paul. better known as the Paulist
Fathers 10 Jesse Albert Locke. which took place In
ST Johns Roman Catholic Church in Orange, On
Wednesday morning The Bridegroom was formerly
an Eplscopal clergyman attached 10 Trinity Parish
and in charge OF 81. Johns Chapel, in Narick-st
The marriage OF Miss Desmond Louise Smith and
Peter Joseph ODonOhue. which took place also OF
Wednesday morning, in the French Roman Catholic
Church of ST. Vincent de Paul in West twenty
third-st was attended by a large gathering Of
fsshonab,e Catholic people The wedding breakfast
nj the Hotel Brunswick not the least attractive
feature OF the occasion 1t served In one OF the
private dining rooms, which was eaoorately decor.
ated with white roses and clusters OF American
Beauties The Rev. William Smith, the assistant
rector OF the church. and brother OF the bride who
tel
mony full set of antique Gothic vestments OF
Damascus satin ecclesia sticay designed with gold
apparelled alb the most gorgeous OF It's KIND In this
country. They presented TO the priest by the
bride who gave her attendants old-god wreaths OF
laurel lace pins The Bridegroom presented 10 his
best man and ushers pearl and diamond scarf pima
At IL O'Clock on Wednesday morning next In
81 Francis Xavers Church. in West Sixteenth
st Miss Mary Louise Laden, daughter OF the
late John Laden OF this city, VIII be married to
Edmund Leo Campion, son OF Jeremiah j. CAM
pon OF No 20 East Tenth-st on account Of the
recen, death OF the brides father on.y relatives
and a few intimate friends will be present at the
ceremony or attend the breakfast which VIII Do
served at the home OF the bride, No West
seventy-hnh-st The marriage ceremony VIII be
performed and the nuptial mass celebrated py Inc
Rev William OBrien Pardow, Of the Society OF
Jesus Joseph J. Campon. brother o; the briis
groom, will be best man. and Robert Pardow and
cvman and Andrew Carrigan the ushers. The
bridegrooms sister, Miss Ida C. Campon, VII b
the maid OF honor. Half an hour later, IN !he
Protestant Episcopal Church OF 81. .Iary the
Virgin in West Forty-hfth st. Miss julia Cari's
Banks the only daughter OF Mrs. saltonstau
Banks will be married 10 Clement Guion, son Ut
George G. Guion. OF this city. The Rev. Henry
Mottet rector Of the Church OF the Holy COM
munion will perform the marriage ceremony, which
will be followed by a so-called nuptal mass, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Thomas Mckee Brown, the rector
of the church. The bride and bridegroom VIII enter
the church together. Mrs. Banks Will give us
bride away. There wi. be neither bridesmaids nor
maid o. honor Hobart Guon will be best man
and 5 Van Wick Lee, Charles Du Pont Coudert
George Guion brother OF the bridegroom, Oh
this city. and Parker r. Freeman, OF Phiadelpn'A
the ushers The bride will be attired in travelling
gown. A breakfast for the bridal party VIII lor
low at the Windsor Mr.. Cuion gave his farewell
bachelor dinner last night at his fathers country
place. near Greenwich, Conn. He presented ms
best man and ushers scarfpins set with pearls
Mr. and Mrs. Guion vii. spend the honeymoon In
Virginia
On Tuesday there will be two out-of-town wed
dings Miss Emelia l. Thebaud will be married u
Oak Hill the home OF her father. at Madison, " 80
TO Charles A. Hecksher The Rev Joseph RoandA
rector Of ST. Vincent's Roman Catholic Church. VIII
perform the ceremony which vii! be attended by the
relatives Only and few intimate friends lhere
Will be no bridesmaids ushers :. jacob, Ok
Orange will be best man. In the Central Presoy-
terrain Church at Orange, at o'clock, on the same
day will take place the marriage Of Miss Caroline
y bod the Youngest daughter Of Mr. and MIS- D.
Rayard bod of East Orange Sidney VI. Colgass.
son OF Samuel Colgate, of Orange The father OF
the bride a retired clergyman. assisted by the pas
tor the Rev. Henry Patterson will perform Inc
ceremony which will be followed by a reception ~
the home of Mr. and Mrs bod. in the Orange Noun
ashi NJ
DAY will he that OF Miss Anna Hutchinson FinckA
daughter OF Mrs. Charles Louis Fincke, 10 HeroeH
Titus Hand which will take place al o'clock IN ths
evening in the First Presbyterian Church. ON the
next day Wednesday. Miss Irene Diiford Connor
will be married to Edison f. Wilson. at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. George RECORD Common NO W.
Putnam-ave; Miss Ella Malvina Temp.eton ana
George Saville will be married at the nome OF le
brides mother Mrs. James \. Templeton' NO. is
ST Marks-ave.: Miss Georgia Miller Hart VIII w
married at the home of her father Andrew W.
Hart No $50 Clnton-st to Hawley ThraH Neos'e
and Miss Harr!ette B. Bridge niece OF Benjamin n
HUNTINGTON president; Of the Dime Savings Bank
and Whitfield Samms will be married In the even
ing in the Lewis Avenue Congregational Caurgn
The wedding OF Miss Norma MacDonaid 1ove'S ~
the Anchor Line of steamships and Frederick Geors.
Fischer will be g9,s;y celebrated on RronlyS
on saturday next the marriage OF Miss Mooru
daughter OF the late G Mrmford Moore 70 Eps.
copal Church Flfth-ave. and Fifty-third-st ,..
The marriage OF Miss Susie +. BeatriX CHn.
Minis 10 Albert Gould Jennings. OF BrooK nStcse,
announced to take place on "Wednesday V Stass
q AT Firwood the country place or me p'i Ths
father John u. Crimmns. at Noroton. conn, go
wedding is to he quiet one the invltatllodms Miss
limited TO the members of the TWO famihes' w
C'rimmlns will be attended by maid OF hotnsv,,
probably one of her young sisters. ana Ar'n.s
Melton Hatch will be best man. The nsher nn az
10 be c. Van Dusen Rckert. OF PottsvlIle rg enhr
a classmate at Princeton OF Mr.. Jennings Sunn
D. Crimmins jr brother OF the bride K u bIiv
ham Moffat Alexander r. Richards All
Terry OF Brooklyn Archbishop Corrlgan VII vi.
probably oniciate Mr.. Jennings Will give n nn
farewell bachelor dinner at the Union 'Iuo y"
Thursday night CT this week. 49,, ....,,cs.,
The wedding OF Miss Mary Beach. me youhs,S
daughter of the late H. c. Beach OF TINS CITY, a
Francis Howe Johnson. OF Andover Mass W.
has a handsome summer home at Bar Haro,oss,
will take place in Trinity Chapel In West !WrnT
Nfth-st at noon on Wednesday of next wees