New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A WEEK MADE LIVELY by WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS.

tcll-talc door and stoop awning at one house N
mingled with chat made 10y the man putting UP snu'
terra and storm doors at the house next door wh'
the carriage OF the bride rubs wheol-hupS
with that carrying her frcnda to the railroad "a-
ton the s,camhoa, pier In spite OF the lois s'sf
number Of departure last Week tn1,. arc ~ the
numerous weddings of the week thnnw,ti nw" me-,
Weather has begun, wil be two or three weeks S
nScr ,od , sw ~ scrmed n though the
mGa nc Ip Of viii Gn9 have ana marx
In many calendar
or course the best families Of the Ilcights were
represented the wedding Of Miss Ellen Low ilele
pont. daughter OF Henry L. iierreI-rt. anu ~
Burnham Mofat. at Grace Church. oifNednesnay
afternoon The ceremony was performed ~ nan
past o'clock by the Rev. Chauncey b. brewster
rector of Grace Church, assisted by the keV, r"fVy
Grant Of the Church Of the A. Asfe eT S
her two youthful cousins Miss Marion Ware do icH
aausheT Of A. A. LQ% w MSS ann" Cara sanford
psToy cG%n cousin Miss Max Anne I Low
attended her Sister as u ma q w hG A. Read a.
s srs wf osd Jennn N Norman s bike Alexander
NJ White jr and Robert Low Porrepont: Nie ,.,s
attended the reception at the home of Henry b.
Pierrepont between . and O'CLOCK
Between the Monat-Plerrcpont nuptias late IN
the afternoon and the wedding of Miss Sophie van
Vcghten Talmage daughter of Dr. and Mrs. sdinue'
Talmage to George Andrews Minasan. at o'clock
in the evening. large proportion OF me laf"io"-
abe contingent of the Heights had only sunieieh'
time for dinner and the inevitable change Noi"
afternoon TO evening attire. The ceremony was per
formed by Che Rev. j. Douglas Adam, pastor OF the
Dutch Reformed Church. Perrepont-st at the
home of the bride in schermerhorn-st. Inc pfiue
was attended by Miss Minasian and Miss Allle Nooi-
bees as bridesmaids. John FrelnShuysen Talmase'
the brides cousin, and The youngest son OF Dr.
John F. Ta,mage. the best man, ana Chris-
tonher Duncan Smithers, G. William Vessels ana
Fred J. Hall were the ushers. large number OF
wel-known Brooklyn and New-York people were IN III
vited to the reception, among them being me iSev'
and Mrs J. Douglas Adam Miss Br rms NJ II
and Mrs. Tunis c. Bergen Mr. ana MS H. John r
a' TaInags Mr. caare ADAMS MI apd
Mrs FTsnkn snS ME- W. W. Goodrch Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Mead. Mr.. and Mrs. James Guyon'
John F. HERMAN, Rear Admiral and Mrs Braine
Miss BTans MI and Mars r and Mrs Henry
Mrs Mevle Boyd Mrs william n Va Mr and
Mrs. Alden S swan Nj John + she r marf fne
Mr sna Mrs A. Raven Mr. ana MrS Town;end
scudder Mr. and Mrs + W. B16sa pr Ma Msi
A. A. Fowler and Miss Ella Fowler.
One OF the most brilliant weddings of the week
was that OF Miss Georgia Woodward daughter OF
ex-Judge and Mrs. Benjamin Weston WOODWARD
of Garfield Place, TO DR.. Alvah Milton Newman on
Wednesday evening" in the home OF the bride 3 par
ents The ceremony performed by the feV.
Reese F. Alsop. Miss Helen Woodward was maid
of honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude
Hall and Miss Eleanor Hall, OF Morristown' y. D.
Dr. Ralph II. Pomeroy was best man. and the ush-
ers were j. Harry Newman. DR.. II. Gibney' Dr.
John H. Pratt and ]. Meredith woodward The
ceremony was followd by reception prominent edn
Of sa an sa Se nnvr bSn
n this country Among others present r we're r X s
m MARI G George New man. Wl ann Newmsn
Mrs Clarence BaTger Mr and Mrs. r. G. nS w %rs
J. Elliott Langstan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde
sie Str and M Woodfor Mss Henry ca
ard Gibson Mr. and Mrs lvrgstosa, c Emery A. ahj
Mrs Harold Wilcox and many other weN-known
people.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Coe, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry l.. Coe. Of Washington-ave.,
10 Henry Staples Lanpher. was one OF the fashion
able weddings OF Wednesday afternoon, and brought
a crowd Of friends to the Clinton Avenue Congre-
gatonal Church Miss Blanche Coe was maid OF
And the % and MIS- Miss sa G
OF Glen Ridge J. r. Melcher was best man, s5 ana
den. Arthur p Clapp Frank i. Walker. George
Rossen and e. c. LOCKWOOD After the ceremony
S q iIsSSp''0" was "''1 '' '''' N'' "''' ''
Miss Alicia Isabel Kingsand. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Jameson B. Kngsland. was married on
Wednesday evening at o'clock, at the home OF her
parents 10 Arthur Fritz Olsen. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. James H. Darlington.
rector Of Christ Church. Bedford-aye. Miss Flor
encc Kingsland maid of honor and the brides
maids were Miss Refna Olsen Mss r. and L %,s
Lydia peck. Master Edward K I as p St;i
SIX Of 'H the Brides Young cousins Nellie
nssand Miss Edna Jen9nFs c N's b LOUIS Mss cG S
Knssand 0sraRdSr SS best r %S a Kna the
land and w.llam Kinssand x small reception,
which was attended only by relatives ana intimate
friends. followed the ceremony.
The marriage OF Miss Lizzie H. Hatton, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs LOTUS Dean Hatton. to Mr.. Will
lam Hatton, who by the way. is not related to tho
bride. celebrated at O'Clock, on Wednesday
Madison-st'. by the Rev Spencer S. Roche Of ST.
Marks Church. The bride was attended ate led only by
page The best man Frank Emersen Of N ,,y
York Chester Roe. OF Westport ~ Y. and Ed
ward Hayes. OF Middleton. were the ushers
On wednesday evening at O'Clock. the marriage
OF Miss Ellen Augusta Burrows. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Chester p. Burrows 10 Mr. Weldon Wnan
parents in McDonoughst.
The marriage of Miss Viola Buckley. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Arthur c. Bulkley. of Putnam-ave., to
Cory r. Smith. of NewYork was celebrated at the
home Of the brides parents Or on b Tuesday evening
scudder Of St stephens Snurcn nsssted , by shs
OF honor and the two bridesmaids were Miss May
Edwa and Miss phia nf bder 5esr man was
An interesting engagement announced this week is
that of Miss Florence ~ Boyd daughter Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Boyd. of Greene-ave.. to William "A
Webster. The engagement has been whispered
about for several weeks. and denied as often as II
has been asserted. Miss Boyd, though wei known
In the Hi set has been more in evidence in New
York society than In BrookN n. sac was among the
first subscribers to the Cycle cub. Of which Mr.
Webster was of the OrGinators. and the fire.
ouency with which they have oeen seen riding to-
eether accounts for the fact that II has been termed
a bicycle enga cement. Mr.. Webster Is the second
OF the four OF r. G. Webster. Of Clnon-ave.
Tho engagement has also been announced Of Miss
Elizabeth Litchfeld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam &. Lhchheld. of Blythebourne. to Charles Bel
lows of the same place. Miss Litchhed's father
Is a cousin Of Edward II. Ltchheld and formerly
lived in Henry-st.. but for the last year or two
has made Blythebournc his home. The marriage
will probably take place in the autumn. Mr. Bel
lows who has been widower for four or Ave years,
Is building house in Blythebournc in view Of his
marriage.
Another engagement recently made known is that