New-York tribune., 1895-06-30
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
DuLNEss IN THE LAST WEEK OF THE
MONTH OF BRIDES.
WEDNESDAY. AS USUAL. THE CHIEF DAf foi'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
SUMMER RESORTS.


for leaving town. Marriages there were a-p'en"'
with the Ronalds-Perry ceremony on wednesday
afternoon easily leading IN social Importance
though the Invitations were limited In numoes' Wes
Wt,f,am Perry the parents of the bride. never
presented a pretter scene than wnen. unue' ,,h % a
seyyenteenth century tapestry representing Chinese
wedding forming baTxsrSa Yaies sateree Of Cal
vary Protestant Episcopal Church. New-i0'N'
St. Barthoomew's Protestant Episcopai O"u'e''
IN Pacifc-st near Bedford-ave. was cro"ueo u"
Wednesday evening when Miss Mary b'snop De'
mis-. principal of Public School No Al. was Inaf'eN
% Professor Addison Brown Poland. State superin-
tend.nt Of New-Jersey Public Schools. Miss Juiis
Dennis the brides sister. was maid OF hono'' on"
the four bridesmaids were Miss Edith Cooke MISS
May H. Beattys. Miss Matte c. Burdeh anu 'i's
Josie Richardson. OF Newtown Long ra tsa"u IN
tSe eelese of the City Of New-York, was the best
man The ushers were Edward G. stokes presIuen a ~
W W,lbur mr of New Jersey; Mr. Hoffman and Nj Bar
ricko both members Of the New-Jersey G and his
Sr,as ana j. will II travel ali summer and in the autumn
they their home Sr tbe In S4as father as
il rector OF a church in Dayton, ONO.
Miss Emma Hey Bratton. daughter OF MI anu
Mrs William Lawrence Bratton OF Tulip-str ia.
hrsb was married at o'clock on Thursoay MS
in the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal onu,o"
"a the Rev Carl Robertson Peck. son OF 'he 'a'e
pav Dr / O. Peck of this city, and pastor OF the
Csnterport Long Island. Methodist Episcopal
church. The ceremony was performed Dy 'he n,'
George c. Peck of Bay Shore Long lsano' Rnw DR. fno
ON srS1h e Ss shnrch The
cesson was composed as follows: osheTs, nchrs ns'o
u Hri, Adams and James Baker; bridesmaids
Miss Jennie FAIRIES and Miss Anna mn. "" hrid
honor Miss Lima Greenwood sscored by his best
man Arthur Barresford After the HdIe rsTr1 tour
Rev. and Mrs. Peck started on "euu'e 'ON
At o'clock on Wednesday afternoon the weu-
ding of Miss Mabel Lucia Weld daughter OF Mrs
George J. Clement OF Sixth-ave.. to Mr.. Waiace
Pearsan Post was solemnized at st. Ann Church
on the Heights The Rev Dr Reese F. hssGp pWPela Peaa
formed the ceremony MISS sd Of honor and the ush
ers were Frederick Doherty Henry buTne|,. WV "
lockwood and pr. Jacobson, whe Mr; small Number
was Invited to the ceremony 6ur sne recepton in
the autumn.
TIL. Rev DR. Louis Albert Banks. OF the Hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal Church. offciated on
Wednesday afternoon at the marriage 70 OF uss Miss
Edith y. Renauld: OF State-st.' 10 Eihoi' - ~
burn. OF Weatherly. Penn.
A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday even.
ing IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ADAMS. OF
Johnson-st The bride was their daughter, MISS
Mary f. Adams. and the bridegroom John NJ.
Mackay The Rev D. A. Jordan pastor OF .rae ,ne
Sands Street Memorial Shusfs KISS pcaGa Adams
mald OF honor, and Frank Craig was the best man.
g.
Joseph NJ Cogan. a well-known newspaper man.
and Miss Anna Luxton were married on Wednesday
afternoon in the chapel OF St. Charles Borromeo
Church in Sidney place. Miss Isabelle van 0ot'
was the bridesmaid and Charles f. MeCartny NE ne
best man. A wedding oreaKlast was was Wrs Wiilian9
I%xton. A. Windsor Terrace. The bridal tour vii in
clude Saratoga. Lake George and Niagara a''s'
The engagement is announced OF MISS agnes
Marie Reimer, daughter OF Mrs Charles Henry Her
Remer to George Stirling stevenson, or THIS CITY
Mr. and Mrs. p F. Van Everen have sent out
cards announcing the marriage OF their daughter
Miss Mary Efie Van Everen. to John Hudson FER
suson THURSDAY, June % & IN sasr ssis cy august
+. RocSslie he'll -
Heights people will be interested to hear OF the
engagement Of Miss Nellie Cronkhite, VINO mas
been living London with her mother for 'he ias'
year or two Her fance is Mr.. Butler, young
Enelishman Miss Cronkhite is well known In So
ciety on the Heights. though she received her ed
ucation-in Montreal She Is sister OF Ensha n
was familiar figure in society and club NE here; T.
have been living in Pelham Manor
The wedding OF Miss Mary A. l.. McColgan and
John A Heffernan was celebrated on Wednesday
afternoon IN ST. Michaeps Church Fourth-ave. and
Forty-fifth-st. The Rev. Henry A. Gallagher per-
formed the ceremony. James b. Hefernan, me
ide s Vo attended by her sister Miss Margaret
McColgan Mr. and Mrs. Heffernan will make an
extended tour.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Grace
Webster Hinsdale. daughter of Mrs. Theodore Hins-
6.le m George Albert Lintner on Thursday, July
IL at 4SO O'clock In the Church Of the Pilgrims, IN
Henry-st Miss Hnsdales engagement, 1t Will be
remembered, was announced about month ago
For some time she and her mother have lived IN
the Mansion House. The couple will make their
home in Minneapolis MINI.
On Tuesday evening last party or twenty-five
rode out from the wheeery, bound for Concy Island
10 attend the burlesque 1872" Among the number
were Mr. Peters Mr. Beebe. Mr.. smithers. James
II Robinson, A. L. Chandler. r. ;. Buckey' r.. -
Sherman George Jarve. John Wilson II. l. Lewis
and Mr.. Boyd.
During ths last week many people have closed
+he,r town houses and departed for the country
among whom may be noted Mr. and Mrs Marx
Hoyt of Clintcn-ave. to Elberon ~ j.; MI. aho
Mrs. ]. W. Cromwell Of Breyoort Place to sum
init. NJ j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ogden. OF "a
cific-st, to Wilton. Conn; Mr. and Mrs Edward IL
Grse, o. Mrs Easene Brtton Of
Shelter Island Heights; Mrs; F. De BAUM OF Berke
ley Place e. 'S uRRRsF To- onscn
the Rev DR.. and Mrs Gregg Of washington WIo PaTk
Howard OF Lincoln Place to Amaganset,;; u; Ions Ions
island. and Mr.; and Mrs r; Furoish' OF Glen
ado Place, to Deal Beach, ~ ).
Mrs. George Crary. Of sixth-avc.. has gone to th'
Prospect House. Lake Bomosun. Vermont. wher'
she expects to remain throughout the summer Mrs
James p Harper. OF st. Johns Place. Is at tn
Hotel Beechwood Summit. n. J. Miss Bessie Jones
OF Lefrer.s Place is among the guests at the Edge
mere HOTEL Edgemere, Long Island Mr.; and MI Mrs
Clifford L, Lutkins are at the Kent Cottage, Bell.
Haven Conn The family OF Calvin b. Lockwood
of Hicks st. is spending the summer at Manchester
" Mr. and Mrs A. J. Nutting and the Misse
Nutting will spend the summer at the Manhanse
House. Shelter Island
Among the families now settled for the summe
in Shelter Island cottages those OF John French
William A. Brown. j. L. Barrett, John c. Wisweil
Jarvis r. Edison. the Rev. DR.. A. j. F: Behrends
Mrs and Miss Adoms and Captain and Mrs. As'
Hull r r. Beal has rented DR.. Goes cottage oil
Divinity Hill.
WILsoy SAYS he WAS DRUNK, NOT INSANE
Justice Adolph Goettng. who presdes over tn
Third District Police Court on Lee-ave.' YESTERDAY
received a letter from James T. Wilson, an inmat
of the Flatbush Asylum. in which Wilson declares
that his detention at the asylum was an outrage.