New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

MAJ.
kinds Of weather and IT'S general unscason.h,..-s
The days OF the last week. which. according "a -,
precedent and expectation, should have been an
with the warmth and beauty OF spring. were &,
constant state OF .amenta:on, and 80 unseaso,.Ms
as to cast an effectual damper upon the orsln...
diversions OF the sp.ing season. Coaching ana ran.
ing seem 10 be the only amusements now LEI, o.,
the majority of New-York people. The daily .,...
OF the public coach Tempest from the Hotel pru,.
wick continues attract a crowd and as the par,I.
II have thus far been composed, for the mo-,
part, OF well-knovn and good-looklng people NH.
with the coach and its trappings. form ra,he,
striking picture. IL Is worth while 20 take m.
trouble to the start Or arrival But the yho.
thing Is 80 well advertised FROM day % day ,h.,
further reference TO the ladies' their costume,
would be monotonous The final trips % he coach
will be made this week. and ar Underhn ana
Mr. Smith viii retire from an enterprise which Ia,
been successful that extra coach has been run
on several occasions. The extra coach viii be kent
on until Thursday OF this week.
Az has already beer lntlmated. social NE In N.
city was rather devoid OF incident last week
Notwithstanding the incessant doyEpour Of rsln
and the general gloom OF the days the suburb,
have been the chief attraction. There were che or
two weddings last week which interested New.
YORK people and several informal receptions or
rather days at home. which attracted some AZ.
tention One Of the weddings Of the week was th.t
OF Mss Louisa Anna johnson 20 Rober; Cooper
Townsend. which took place on Tuesday after.
noon In St. Bartholomew Protestant Episcopal
Church. in MaGlson-aye. Il was probably as pretty
n wedding as ever took place IN the church. which
in spite Of the rain. was we'll nlled with guesA
The bride in all her nnery OF white satin and e.
ouisite point lace. looked supremey happy. as In.
deed she should have been, II the wearing Of dia.
monds betokens any degree Of bliss The tara Of
diamonds. a present from her mother Mrs Eiwa,d
NJ Townsend, which held her veil in place, and the
ornaments on the corsage were magnificent speci.
mems OF 1ewe.ry. and mus, have represented
small fortune in themselves Just before the bridal
procession moved from the outside corridor into
the centre aisle OF the church. pretty little scene
was enacted The bride, standing beside her
brother. Cuthbert s. Johnson. who gave her away.
summoned each OF the bridesmaids. whom SIZE
kissed afectionately. and then. In the mos, IN.
affected manner, SHOOK hands with each Of the
ushers After a short trip, Mr.. aad Mrs. Town.
s.nd will return to town ana part OF the coming
summer they viii spand with their parents who
have a hands some country place al oyster Bay.
The present week Will bring several weddings the
first on the list being that Of Miss Edith ~ Gaze
daughter OF Mrs. J. =. Gale. and Segel Tappaa
Tying second son OF the Rev. Dr. stephen II. Tying,
formerly rector OF the Church Of the Hoy Trinity,
which IS announced to take place on Tuesday in ST.
Barthoomew's Churcn 1t VIII be pink wedding
throughout and the chancel VIII BE- a0loom with
brlght-coIored flowers and some handsome l!eA
The Rev Or. David H. Greer, the rector. will oa-
ciate Stephen Hggonson Tyng f., VIII attend hs
brother as best man. The ushers Will be Lewis u
Francis, Clarence Wadsworth, Edward Lidon Pat
te-son william A. Nissan. Edward Crosby. Dr..
Edward Ayres and cambridge Colby. Miss Nay
HornDy cousin OF the bride, will be the maid
of honor. and Miss Spauiing Of Chicago, and Mss
Appleton OF Boston, the bridesmaids. Their gowns
VIII be of rose-coored crepe and ace. A reception
will follow al the Florence. Another OF the notable
weddings on this day VIII ce.eblted in ST. Pauvs
Church. in Camden. y. J. The bride will be Kiss
Mary Josephine Thomson, the only daughter Vt
Chief Engineer James ". Thomson, OF the United
States Navy, and the Bridegroom william Hamlyn
Duval, of this city.
The marriage of Miss Frances Hunt Throon
daughter OF Enos T. 1hroop. Samuel H. Ortvay
Will take place az noon on wednesday in Trinity
Chapel, In West Twenty-hfth-st, near Broadway.
There will be no reception and the ceremony VII
be privately performed by the Rev. william Nom
tague Geer, the minister In charge Of e. Paus
Chapel. Broadway and Vesey-st.. WAC Is relative
of the bride Because OF the recen. death OF MS
Throop no invitations will be sen, out There VIII
be no bridesmaids, bat Miss Caroline Throop the
brides sister, will be maid OF honor Benjamin
Barker, r. will be best man. aad Robert Bridges
George Enos Throop, brother OF ire orsae' fte0sts
o. Barton, Marshall P. siade, Neis'r san'ey
Spencer and Lawrence Eugene sexton Inc 1sns1~
Mr.. Ordway and his bride will sal In snort INNS
after their wedding for a tour Though iAy' 'pa'n
and Algiers.
On Saturday OF this week. at nocn IN 81. Georses
Church, stuyyesant Square. Mss Cleaner No's~a'
the second daughter OF Mrs. George Nasao0'fn'
Morgan OF No. 36l Manhattan-ave.. VIII oe I'D.
RED TO Floyd Scott Nicely The bride IS ss'e' y.
Miss Maude Morgan. the harplst The ma'rAss o.
Miss Octav!a Moss. a daughter OF Mr. an' N'
Theodore Moss to William Pitt Earle, onE sou "
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Mortimer Earle. VIII be culeF
celebrated on Tuesday. June ;. a; the home Oh Nv
brides parents. No. 5.S Madison-ave Owing 20 a'e-
cent death in the brldegrooms family only rela.Ns
and a small number Of intimate friends niVs 0e',
asked to witness the marriage ceremony WHICH We"
be performed by the Rev. Or. Henry A. Bran' wv
tor Of St Agness Roman Catholic CnGFeh lH'' cay.
There will be an absence Of bridesmaids ushs's a-N
maid of honor John Davies cousin OF the o'2~
groom, Will be best man. The reception Wild " ~
tended by less than one hundred persons
Another wedding announced FOR June > IS ina. Of
Miss Marguerite Chatter. a daughter Of the .a'e va
thanel ". Chatter. and Richard kins. "neH W."
take place ct noon. on Tuesday, Q; next ~eeA'
the Protestant. Episcopal Church Of the hsessn''''
al Morrstown. y. J. The Rev DIT Hushes' 'hs ~.
Tor. VIII perform the ceremony. which $ 20 &c ~. va
lowed by a small but elaborate breakfast a. N.'
Kings beautiful pace BE, All Normahay f@N
Norristown. The bride. Will be given away !" -.
brother NJ W. Chatter. She Will be unatteh-es v
either bridesmaids or maid OF honor, MT;s n
whose deceased wife a sister OF tle o. ,'sr Ok
will have as his best man Frank HGhtrr ran
Morristown The usAers will be Carnaa Z. ,n~r:
do,ph ana W. c. Van T. Su,phsn. o. H'I liam
pr Charles Bspham. OF Washington = \. " - M
of Flushing. and William Harold Brown anu = 80
A. he wedding of Miss Juliet A. Kemp dalgn N,a
Of Mrs George A. Kemp 70 SteR p 81 ' Bsrra0o.
there wil be a pretty choral ,s ss''[ cIhurca
Will take part Mr.. Iyhg ht hs,, among
the ushers. as his best man. Mr. h'ss Ss' iobn r
will be nied by Grosyenor Z. LoNrey, and 'V shsrs
Huckle. who was to have been one q the Ss'''"
will be succeeded by Edward Liddon I4sse, ~ Mss
The officiating clergyman AZ the matt,ase Ssrhad
Helena Caroline Jansen, daus liter % NE s:r whsa
Jansen. ana Randolph s.; George w "G Inn. at
Will take Place on TUESDAY afternoon. yur rs-,sce
the home OF the brides mother R lem fay,
New Brighton 5. l., will be the KEY. l. .sS,-h AZ
rector Of 81. Peters Roman catholic ShuI.%S,,s
New" Brighton The wedding itself viii De p'"'''