New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WAITING FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE
SEASONS BIG AFFAIRS.
THE list OF THE WEEKS WEDDINGS AND THOSE
FOR WHICH DATES HAVE BEEN sET-NoTES
FROM THE CLUBS.


FROM THE CLUBS.
o,,s,d. ~ the increase in the list of the seasons
brides and brdegrooms, there Is little gong OH i"
the part OF the population OF BROOKLYN KNOWN DC
fashionable society No dates for the big functions
have as vet been announced, and while there Is no
doubt that the list will be large and as inter-
esting as in past, there Is at present SOM
speculation going to just when some .. 'o
seasons dances will take place and VINO VIII en-
cIneer Them The principal wedding OF the WEN
was that of Miss Florence Norton Bissei. oaush'e'
OF Mr. and Mrs Eugene Bissell, TO Edgar Freder'cA
Iuckenbach whics came OFF in the South Cohsre-
gatonal Church. at Court and President SIS o'
Wednesday evening, the Rey A. j. Lyman wa. pa
so decorated the floral being
particularly well chosen Miss Yale Of NE briSes
%ads Seh ns t H5ae Is ap CAM
bridge; Lillian Piikin Alice MsssSy R ana o of
New.York was the flower girl and Master Mas hest ;;
Lewis LuSkeneach was the pas and the ushers
We're Elliott Hodgskln Charles A. SSh W Stein, T
PAU Libby w1 ds re asnT followed
ceremony at the home OF the otide Par % reiatives
Nd BsTkey f reeds wh The BRIDE is one
charming Of the society young women women member Se
ETY. and ns sdSs an rs Ds
Athletic Clubs. and the Crescent quartet
The honors of the evening were fairly shared
with the Luckenbach- Bisse wedding by the mar
and Mrs. Frederick Finch to Norman a. fsooe,t
son. which took place at the home OF the BRIDE NO
81 Eighth-ave the ceremony being performed py
the Rev Thomas A. Nelson pastor of the Memorial az
3esSs bens pnesen The Miss
Florence Aarde MISS 1e Mee'f Robertson. niece
o. the bridegroom William Albert Finch. brother e
of the bride was the oes sca man Hamilton. Will
lam Smell and John Harde reception iSm1W snS
the ceremony. and a large NUMBER VI oeHu''' "''
,1v cift we
Another home wedding Of Wednesday evening was
that of Miss Gertrude Ransom Mckee ana ERNEST
Winfield Wimarth. which took place at Tue NUM-
OF the bride No. 25s Cariton-aVe.. ''e cr
Theodore L. Cuyer officiating. MISS Anoe Ny
Wtlmarth. sister Of the bridegroom. was the ma'a
~ honor the best man was r. r. Mckee; a 6rotner
of the bride and the ushers were teoTse s Refore
MAJ ssf,er The ceremony musical programme was
given by the Carl Venih string rc,tendad The re-
cepton. Which was followed by dancing ana t the
bridal tour will be an EXTENDED IMP '"'0"e Wv
South and West
Miss Jesine b. Kuck and James " |ohno's W." On,
married at the home Of the brides parents NO. SSi
putnam-ave on Wednesday evening by the rev
Emil c. j. Kraeling, pastor OF Zion Lu' '' . a..
church Her sister Miss Bertha Kuc atteng@a n ,ns
% Connolly. a brother Of the bridegroom aId r, the
ushers were Lester II. Weekes. Henry ot -
the BRIDE After the reception Mr. and Mrs rs G0n
molly started on short i9us alu ." '"e
The marriage of Miss Ethelyn Patterson, OF
shrewshurv. \. J.. and Frank Kenyon Fairchild' OF
,b,s CITY took place Tuesday night In the james
Methodist Episcopal Church. the Rev Or. James d.
Kenyon. Of Syracuse officiating assisted ny .ne
Rev j. E. Adams. pastor The bride was at'ehueu
as maid Of honor by Miss Jennie L. Wilde. Of STAN
ford Conn and the bridesmaids were Miss Aoelne
Knapp and Miss Kate J. Nevins, of Red Bank ~ .;
terscn George LenpoS Of Harf0ra a c Ta1rv EG
Dodman Harry Mathews Harry s. Chapter ter ana ana
S hD and Rfocm at sfsRSn VI" %
their return to this ey as MN s w'n where aT oae
ccpton Will be held on November L.
Frank sniffen who is to marry Miss De Witt next
Tuesday afternoon. gave a handsome dinner TO his
best man and ushers. Frank H. Parsons Duncan
Edwards. William G Nesmth George a l. 1oh oo1 II
Thompson. at the Union League Club on TUESDAY
evening.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Louise Bennett.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Bennett and
Albert Mountain Tucker took place on Thursday
evening at the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church. the Rev r. r. Meredith. d. d.,
pastor officiating. assisted by the Rev. Rob
ert A. Hull. of the Greenwood Baptist Gnu. Il
The bride attended by five of her sisters; Miss
maids were Miss Carrie 4. Bennett and Miss Martha
Bennett and Grace Bennett t and Miss MISS Lo,t Ie
pages. The best man was Edward Tucker. and the
Js James FORD a NewYo % woraid '0 Mountain
Thomas c. Bennett, jr,. Clinton James and George
home Of the brides parents, in i.afayette-ave.
Much interest is manifested on the Hill in the
prospective wedding of Miss, EIelen Burnap and
John Irving Taylor. of Bost~, Tuesday. No
vember u. The Rev j. Douglas Adam will Of
fciate at the ceremony. which will be performed
in the Reformed Church. the Heights. The
bride will be attended by Miss BESSIE Taylor as
maid Of honor, and by Miss Jeanette Englis, Miss
Grace Taylor. Miss Gertrude Perego, Mss Mary
Miss Rena Wilson as bridesmaids William o.;
Taylor VIII be the best man, and John Fiske ana
Charles virgin. john Butler r'' and Robert BAKER
%eddin n:' RECEPTION VIII be held in the Pouch Cal
lery, the ballroom OF which will be given over to
dancing.
musical and reception for the benefit Of St.
Johns Hospital is scheduled for November II at
the Pouch Gallery The precise object Of the enter
1ainment is obtain funds wherewth 10 endow
bed. The programme will be interpreted by Mrs.
L. J. Grant. Miss Ida Godbold. Miss Laura B..
Sss How'll bs a1d the Nary
Kabaesch, Mrs j. Elliott Langstaff, Mrs. Thomas
Charles Homer msT Mrs 9cans
AeXanSsr Cameron Mrs. Ghsr ss H. NeSee NT
Collins. Mrs. NJ L; PhiPhard. Mr.. Edward Young,
H. Mrs cs nuF b HUI change sna M Of the Charles
men,s.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Virginia Cruiser.
daughter Of Matthias Van Dyke Cruiser. of Clinton
st., ard George Clifford Travis. of Columbia
Heights. took place on Wednesday evening IN
the Second Presbyterian Church on Clinton-st,
the ceremony being performed at o'clock by the
Rev. Dr. Fox pastor Of the church. Her sister
Miss Carolyn Cruiser, was maid OF honor There
were no bridesmaids The best man was FredericK
Travis the brdegrooms brother, and the ushers
were j. Tden Crassr william Baylis OF priaG ns-
brose T Todd OF New-York. small reception
for relatives and intimate friends was held al
The brides home after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
Travis have gone somewhat prolonged Wed
ding journey. and VIII take up theT res'dehce Oh
the Heights when they return.
An uncommonly artistic and graceful piece OF
bronze has been purchased by the lntercub Bowl
ing Leag,e as the challenge trophy TO be played
for under the new conditions drawn up this year
IL is q figure OF Diana. seated gracefully on rock
protectng from water. and engaged in dropping
= .saorsoi ~ faod q q AOphin with her