New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

7 NH
oI"' paran Stevens clouded the social horizon
Ns ~, the week 1t was no; generally known
t" III stevens was dangerously Ill until lues-
,"' I'D the news of her death on the atterhoo"
Us' .be following day was a great SHOCK u -"
..onds Little is left 20 be said Of the depait'D
Probably the death of no one else 0. NJ
Or -s.s age apar: from her position. couid nave
..arced the effect and impression that her uea'h
PS Tboueh much occupied with her own iSlanS'
u c.evens was in the strictest sense Oh 'he
III q society woman. and it was ner constant
~. and wish 10 promote and e'eVale 'he say
seos9n here and at Newport
s.. scotia calendar for Holy Week presents
,,.e,e blank but the last week Oh the Leh'eH
Ian never was a busy or gay one with the men,
= ~ the fashionable world This quiet an" re-
use will be followed by the joyous pea!s ~ the
Ter chimes and perfect hymeneal epldem1c
49,, and women OF every condition OF lie viii
..,on 70 the altar TO proclaim their VOWS OF IoVe
,o,or and obedience. until death or divorce re-
,o,ses them. II prosperity be gauged Dy the
a,oount Of money put into circulation through the
",,r.hase OF luxuries. then this coming Easter
sooson should prove an unusually fortunate ana
s,ablo one 20 large part Of the community
II,,,rinr on Easter Monday. bridal festivities Will
.onox one another with almost. hewildering rap
idity ~ o..n, =,
,vrhur Fiske Parker. of Merden Conn. VIII take
.'acc AT
,frs Thomas Marshall Stewart. No. AZ West Seventy
o,,,,bst AZ half-pasi 3 O'Clock on Easter Monday
af.erpoon Only the relatives and few intimate
fr;ands have been asked 70 witness the ceremony
.h,cb viii be performed by the Rev. Joseph K. Kerr
,s,or Of the Fourth Presby terrain Church. assisted
nv the Rev j. Richie Smith. pastor of the First
preshv,erlan Church of Peekskill. l; will be fol-
Iov.el bv a large reception from until : O'CLOCK
Tho bride in a gown of white satin. with the Gus
canary p0int lace establishment. will be attended
nv four bridesmaids who will be Miss Lenora Wool
ward and Miss Eleanor Stewart, Miss Anne stewart
ard Miss Jeanne Stewart. sisters. They will wear
couos of white organde over white SILK. MI
parker will be attended by his brother. Louis
parker as best man. The ushers will be Harry w
uavley Charles Smith, of Bridgeport. Conn.,
Robert Hbbard Of this city. and John Tredennick
IF Nerilen The wedding Of Miss Alice Tanior
daughter Of Giles Taintor. and 4. Lawrence philips
will take place at o'clock on Easter Monday after
moon al the home of the bride. NJ. l2S West FIFTY
seventh-s; \ wedding which Will attract the at
,4n,on Of fashionable people in BROOKLYN viii be
that ~ Miss Loretta J. Mead and Professor Herbert
Augustine Smith. of Yale University, which Is an
coynced TO take place at o'clock the evening of
Easter Monday at the home of the brides Parents
Mr. and Mrs George W. Mead. No. - Monroe
place The Rev. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hail. pastor
n, the First Presbyterian Church. BROOKLYN VIII he
~. officiating clergyman. Miss Alice Mead sister
of
Mary Blake. of Forest Hill y. j. Miss Adelaide
wvnon Miss Ella Smith sister of the bride
r-ron, of Worcester. and Miss Florence Mead.
sister of the bride. will BE- the bridesmaids Gliofd
p;nchot son Of James W. Pmchot. OF Gramercy
park will he Professor smiths best man. The
ushers chosen are the brother of The BRIDE Joseph
Mad. Samuel H. Fisher. of New-Haven; Edward
Donnelly. OF Chicago and Harry Robinson. OF Hart
ford There Will be large reception after the
ceremony
Fashionable Rrookynites will be well represented
., the marriage of Miss Florence Benton Hons
man daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs Edward l. Hors-
man TO Arthur Van Sicen. son Of George Van Sic
len. OF this city which will take place at noon on
Faster Tuesday. in s., Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church in St Johns Place. near Seventh-ave,
BROOKLYN. The marriage ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Charles II. Hall, rector OF
,hs Church of the Holy Trinity, in Moniague-st,
assisted bv the Rev. George 7. Breed. the rector
o, St. Johns Miss Mary Horsman VIII be her
sisters maid of honor The bridesmaids VIII be
Mss Claire Miller, of this city Miss Adele FRANK
Miss Louise Weeks and Miss Lillian O'Meara. OF
Trookyn Charles A Fry. OF this city VIII De MT.
Van sc,en's best man. The ushers VIII be ;. Car
man TIarriott 4. Chandler. Professor Ben
,,nin Duryea Woodward. OF Columbia College; Ed
win P Roe of Wholesome: Alvin Body VINO Is
engaged 70 marry Miss Weeks and the brides
brother Edward l. Horsman. j. Atter the c're-
,pooy there Will be breakfast for the members OF
IN. bridal party and relatives at the home OF the
brides parents. No. 223 Berkeley Place. on Tues
day April 90 Mr. and Mrs. Horsman VIII give q
,acs,,lor At their home In honor Of the newly mar
RED c,uple who will live at Whitestone. L. l. MI.
Van slclen gave his farewell bachelor dinher
few evenings ago at the Montauk club, BROOKLYN
Mr. Chandler one Of the ushers, with whom MI
Van siclen was associated IN business some years
ago recently gave an elaborate dinner party az
~
the Hotel Savoy this city, in hohor "' Ni'7' "''7
man and Mr.. Van Slc!en
Ths details for the marriage Of Miss Marie H.
pnss daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel BuGd to
Frederick r Cairnes, Of Bridgeport. Conn, which
will be celebrated a; o'clock on Easter TUESDAY
evening In s., Aenes's Chapel, West Nlhe'F-S"c-
ond- st. have been arranged. As puoHsned IN IAe
Tribune last Sunday, the ceremony VIII pe P''-
for-nea by the Rev. Or. Edward A bradley tie
minister In charge % the chapel. assisted by the
Pc Nv pyad,. = packus rector OF the Church
~ the Holy Arostles Miss Elizabeth Eucd. VINO
Will be her sisters maid Of honor, VII wear a gown
Of white rno!re br0cadc. trimmed with paie green
chiffon The bridesmaids. who VIII oe a'ure' III
pretty gowns OF pale green satin ana white 'i'-
fon viii be Miss Louise McC.aYe, Miss Madeline
B!anchi Tompkins. and Miss Eu"n ines" youhs
women have received from The bride handsome hai'-
moon pins set with pearls. The best man WIZ 'e
James C. Thompson. Of Bridgeport Conn ana the
ushers Yiu be John ) Douglas. George W. BARKER
John s. Ascough ana S. J. Mekichan Mr. Carhes
has given % his best man and ushers pms oil three
han,noons entwine1. The marriage ceremony
which win b. choral. vii be followed Dy iafee
reception at the home OF the brides parents 40 %
West Eighty-hcth-s,.
Another wedding Oh Easter Tuesday VIII DE 'hat
OF Miss Florence Nesterve!t. daughter OF MI anu
Mrs. John G. Westervelt o: No west fH"e'n
st. and George Trotter ~ Philadelphia. when VIII
take place AZ noon In St. Thomas Protestant
Episcopal Church. Fifth-aye. ara Ffty-'hird-S''
Bishop Potter and the rector, the Rev Johh NeS-
ley Brown. viii perform the ceremony. Inc OFFICES
maids are 10 be Miss Belle Radcliffe Lavcfack ana
Miss Irania Williams. Of Buffalo; Miss Katharine
Newboid and Miss Floyd White, Of Philadelpha;
Mss Helen King. Miss Augusta Mckiin DaYie Me-,
Miss Marie de L. Tours Lentlhon ana MISS nay
Hamilton Harris. OF this city There WI De m, no
maid Of honor John J. Thompson. OF fh'i H lei-
phia, VIII be best man. The ushers VIII De- fI.u-
ere Zabrskle. James Barnes Leoni1as , WeS.eI
.ei Alexander Rutherford. William H. blackWeh
md Henry NJ Alexander, Of this city; nan ar
sum and William Henry Trotter. OF fhihneiPPhhla.
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