New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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" ,,s trlp TO the Country club IN Wes' "'s.S'
every day with full compieneh. u ~,, oarr.o1
and on the only Aormy day OF the "''N '"'''e'
anu ,h ,,,,e Nan Rensselaer, ana her sister
w., rroaoric Bronson who, in utter 'hu''e'e"Ve
49, ,h. COLI and damp weather mace 'ne UP anu
o,neared to enjoy II. In sp''e VI -" -"
arle arc leaving the city for thelr country "''"'''
and in n short time the fash'o""p'e p''' VI wv"
u =, doser,ed Along the line OF fifth-aVe many
VIII NC 80 ,,a,, barred and the closely drawn
~ ha1es are n reminder TO the unfortunate
,.vathomes of the gloom That Is TO be their
,or,ion for the summer Newport mas begun 10
an nm and a few daring spirits nave taken WINS
Tor Rar Iarbor and other far away resorts AS
-, ro,ox the season viii begin there this week
IVA u,,l he under full way BY June G. the date TO"
NO. marriage of Miss Florence Adele Sloane, daugh-
go, ~ Mr. and Mrs William Douglass Sloane to
lanes Abercrombie Burden. jr. The guests to The
wedding festivities will begin TO arrive In the early
mart of next week. and most Of them will be pro-
vjded with accommodations at the hotels in the
Mace The bridesmaids and ushers will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sloane at their beautiful
Mace Elm Court. The marriage ceremony Will
take place at noon in Trinity Church. on Thursday
of next week. and Of course. will be followed by
reception and breakfast. Miss Sloane will have
among her bridesmaids Miss Evelyn Burden, MISS
Ethel Stokes. Miss Beatrice Bend. her cousin MISS
Gertrude Vanderbilt and her sister Miss Emily
sloane Frederick Winthrop will be Mr.. Burdens
hes. man. The ushers will be Richmond Fearing.
Columbus Baldwin. Moses Taylor, Nelson Perkins
Louis rockingham and Philip Sears. The wedding
will be the most elaborate of the season
Newport and Bar Harbor are calling loudly for
their summer people Large sums have been spent
in making substantial improvements at Bar Harbor.
and the carriage drives will be more beautiful
and picturesque than ever before Hampstead
promises to be full this summer Most OF the old
cottages and farmhouses have been pressed into
service and blossoming out in fresh paint
and window curtains for the accommodation OF
city hosts who will visit there. Hunting and driv-
ing are the chief pleasures. and they are enjoyed
TO the utmost by the cottagers and their guests
The Meadow Brook Club house sti, serves all the
purposes Of a casino in bringing people together
As in former years Sunday luncheons are regular
occurrence For unknown reason villas at
seaside watering-plac are not renting as well as
usual this year. fact tina. may be accounted for
either by the late spring general depression IN
business circle~, or the exorbtant rents asked IL
may be that all three have something to do with
it, but a current idea seems prevalent that New
port is after ALL the cheapest place to 20 TO. Ger
tainly In comparison with the Berkshires, some
nar;s Of I.org Island and Wostchester. rents are
moderate at the city by the sea, which is really
the hub Of the fashionable world during the sum-
June weddings will he numerous. OF course. the
marriage of Miss Ann Cameron. second daughter
ST Johns Church. Clifton S l.. next Saturday. will
occupy the attention OF the fashionable world. The
guests will conveyed from this city In special
boats and they will be carried to Chiffon Berley
Sir Roderick Cameron's country place on the south
shore in carriages and stages. II Will be gay
wedding and Of the pretiest ever celebrated on
Staten Island.
The marriage or Miss Susan bliss 20 Arthur
Leslie Sorai will take place at O'Clock on
Monday evening June g. in the Bergen Reformed
Church. Jersey City Heights The Rev. Dr. Cor
nelius Brett will perform the ceremony, which VIII
he followed by a reception at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Katherine Bliss No "a Ken
sington-ave Jersey City Heights. Miss Bliss VIII
be given away by her grandfather, John A Lewis.
Of Jersey City Her sister. Miss Charlotte Bliss,
will be the maid OF honor. The bridesmaids VIII be
Miss Helen Moore Of Trenton y. j.: Miss Mabel
Vivian Taylor. OF Jersey City. and Miss Eta Ly-
man Warren. Of Meriden. Conn. brother of the
bridegroom J. Howard Soper will be best man.
and William j. Fields and Arthur A. McGregor. OF
this city: John Healy OF Brooklyn; William g.
Bliss Of Highwood, ~ j.: A. +. Vultner and Frank
Soper. of Jersey City. will serve as ushers.
Miss Alice Newton. the only daughter of John
Caldwell Newton. will be married to Charles Homer
Fem at noon on Wednesday, June 3. in the Church
of the Holy Nativity in West One-hundred-and-
thlr,y-sixth-st on account OF a recent bereave-
ment in the family Of the bride. only the immed-
ate relatives and small number OF intimate friends
will be at the ceremony. which will be performed
by the Rev Dr. Thomas b. Thorpe Miss Newton
Will be attended by her cousin. Miss Mary Raynor,
OF Yonkers. maid of honor There VIII be no
bridesmaids John Roberts Fem. Of Hartford.
Conn., a cousin OF the bridegroom. will be best
man. and the brides cousin. Samuel Raynor. OF
Workers and William s. Cross will be the ushers
The bride will be given away by her father There
will be no reception.
The wedding OF Miss Daisy Grace Woodward. the
second daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Corydon Augustus
WOODWARD Of No. 40 West Forty-sixth-st.. 10 Waiter
Mcqueen viii take place on Monday evening June
8 In Holy Trinity Church. Madison-ave. and Forty
second-st The ceremony will be performed by the
rector the Rev Dr. +. Walpole Warren. Miss
Woodward will have no attendants. Mr. McQueen's
best man will be j. II. Norris. and the ushers Will
be the brides two brothers, Corydon Augustus
WOODWARD jr and II. y. Woodward. Alfred Norris
and T.. L. Coons. There Will be no reception. After
a Western trip Mr. Mcqueen and his bride VIII
take possession of their nome. IN Montaguc-st.
Brooklyn.
There will be "A pretty double wedding in St
Joseph's Church Harlem. at o'clock on Monday
evening June TO- Miss Monica Mary Dunn. daugh-
ter OF the late Michael J. Dunn OF this city, Will
he married TO Macmillan Frederic Barihelmoss,
and her sister Miss Agnes Mary Dunn Will be
welded at the same time to William T. Ryan The
brides uncle the Rev Father ONel. of St Vim
cen, Ferrers Church, and Editor OF "The Rosary
Magazine" assisted by the rector OF ST Josephs,
the Rev. Anthony Kesser. VIII perform the cere-
mony which will be followed by small reception
at the home Of the bride. No 2a West one hun
dred-and- thirty second-st. Miss Marie Becher a
cousin will be the maid Of honor and Miss Louise
Madden and Miss Emily Madden have been chosen
serve as bridesmaids. John Martin Will attend
Mr. Ryan as best man. and Augustin G. Dunn VIII
be Mr. Barthelmesss best man. The ushers VIII
be John Brennan and Albert johnson.
Miss Lilieas Muir daughter OF MI ana MITE
yxil he ol to- MOTrcu
at the home OF her parents No. 2io West one
hundred and thirty -iifhst.. at o'clock on Iues-
day evening. June l. The Rev. Dr. William G.
Biting pastor Of the Mount Morris Baptist Church'
will officiaie Miss Hattie Muir will be her sister S
maid OF honor and Alexander Robinson Hutchin-
son a cousin OF the bride, Will be best man.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian OCCnnur, daughter
of the late William Oconnor, OF this city, TO