New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
PREPARING FOR JUNE WEDDINGS
AcrNr\TS

The latter end of May is usually a duh season.
not only In Brooklyn society circles Du' III vi.
gIddy whir Of fashion in other places Inc Gnu %
Nav this year. however is an exception 10 'he
yeneral rule The functions consist mainly OF
occasional club meetings minor entertainments
at which pleasure is the secondary CONGREGATIONS
but this lack Of formal affairs is fni'y 'ia"e up
for by the increased use Of The o,cyc ,Ss trouble
to go through Prospect Park on pleasan, d'ng
noon or will stop at any one OF the III IN he
academies talk with the peop.e VINO go ,r,al ~,
whirling wheels There is plenty OF ma,erl e o o
hand for discussion however IN socls gsments an
there have been number or enSdse r Nd
nounced and dates have been se5 ior nd maids of
dings which s w az K usher and best men busy with
preparations and searching Tor pfeSe"'s'
The next wedding of social prominence Is '' , %
Miss Alice Trusow. daughte' OF JAMES i ,
low Of ST. Marks-ave., and Dr. henry
of Remsen-st. Miss Truslow is s'"u""
the Packer Institute and is ex-presiden' oi 'ne
Kosmos Club The ceremony, which WI, ,ia ' and
place tomorrow will be attended by reaaerss and
in,mais , irf Prime o Being the bridesmaids pr
Joseph F. Dc Castro will be pes, t rat of the
SrSe: Duncan Edwards Dr.. Charles rischer
and DR. w whitehead Gi;hllan Inc me- ee No ~
will take place at the home OF the p''ue Nv ''
ST. Mark save.
. ruo ,n,erestinr engagements were announced
last week That of Miss Ottilie Force second
and younger daughter Of Mr. ana NiiS' o""' 49,
Force TO Lloyd Bowen Sanderson VIII ooi'' w.
olf-kp
non, in BROOKLYN society, and have been niue"
,,ss.d s,rce they moved to their Thirty-hih'h-s''
nome IN New-York Mr. sanderson Is tho young
.s, ~ tho three Sanderson brothers. ana Is
r,enber of the firm Of Sanderson q ooiS s.v .aih
ship agents His btounr,S The enea cement of
Miss Elizabeth Churchill Ripley eldest SornerIy Of
o. Mr. anf ueishts and now of Burlingame Cal
10 Fraser H. Moa wlowst will be Of Mss Tei
Ripley as 1t may mean that sns WI, Ia associates
companionship OF ner on her sine she went out
w West. have greatly '
rh. Eosmos Club ended its second year on
Tuesday with an afternoon musca' at ''e "o,''
NJ Mrs Horace Morse. in 81. Marx s-aNe'
tbonqh the weather was rather disagreeaoie there
was a large attendance, and Mrs. MoiS" an" "
a,,ghter assisted by Miss Minnie PlumIner' MrS'
charles whitney Miss Colvin. Miss Mabel WOOL
Miss Searle and Miss Blanke. oficiated az nos -,
and received the members OF the CLUB. Inc ''uo
recent annual election OF Sicers for president
Mrs Fred f. Haght. vice-prss,iuen' - y, Tyler
cord;ng secretary: Miss Anna c. Cromwell CORE
snonding secretary, and Miss Emily A 'ooh "0"
Ct cuess Home for Crippled Children Will benefit
~, r,us,caI and donation party which Will be
givan at the home of Mrs. Thomas F. Goodrieh' No.
41s CIn,on-ave on "Wednesday evening at ''o,A'
Gifts of money and groceries are asked LOT ar"
musical programme has been pr ypoiin Paul Nor
games san ceo Miss Mary HahaTay BALDWIN s0p cno2
Frederick Gillette barry on ,ar ri' ouartet
Miss Railie. piano. and the Marcy Q"'i''''
r,a lie. Of Iuns weddings is a long AMI interest
c~ one one of the most prominent that OF MIS-
Frlen Low Pierrepon, to r. Burnham Molla' al
Grace Church on Wednesday aiteIn92n Jun a,ie,j
vii. naturally attract large anu sornnd Al 40
a'cock bv the Rev Chauneey b. Brewser aph me
re,epticn will fol OK at the home Oh i'e"'' -
poAt, on the lfelsh'S'
49, 20 "a attend the wedding of Miss Anne r.
Ecke,. oriy daughter Of Mr. and MIS- rieuei '',
Eckel TO Frederick W. Chamberlain "'"0 w.,
,.ke- MACE at the Church OF the Messiah - i."
choral service will be civ IN by 1ne he UTILIZED for
III, o @ which will follow. Miss EcKei ma
been seer but butt tIe A n choo at
sr aSGhamberain is member of the family o, inh,
name mar in Lyons n. Y, hi, father being d. D"'s"'
L. Chamberlain AL,
4. nom on the same day the wedding OF MISS
Emily Kent. Of Bay Ridge to the heV. Jaw ~,
Xirkhv SON Of Archdeacon kirkpy, VIII .e 49,,
hrated at Grace Church on the Heights ., VIZ
.h. hrderrcom-cect 10 assistant rector. NO ~.
nec,ion with the church. however vii. no' pa,,r.
,onssr as ne has accepted call TO 81; Pau, =
i0nseTSs a. a., T,oomsburg Penn The Kents Deions -
the representative families OF pay ~. CONGREGATION
~ Grace Church together with the large neiesa''o'
from Bay Ridge will crowd the auditorium
Nine. Helene Maigille received nufnosr vi ".'
dis IN Thursday
home As this was the last Of her evenings a' nom,
80, ,r,.,cal programme had been prepared
%b1ch was equal 10 those given during the se 81
by Nine Magille and Miss Luce de M''S'0'' 49,
NEEDY.
The marriage of Miss Georgia WOODWARD ud"s ~
60. ~ Mr. and Mrs Benjamin W. Wood"aru' u
Garfield Place and DR.. Alvah Milton Ne"n'a'' W. va.
be celebrated June at the nome oi ''e ~
narents the ceremony being performea by ,"'
p.v DIR Reese F. Aisop OF ST: AIMS ne pi,". -,
Woodward,
honor and the Misses Hall OF Morrls.omH III in =,
Will be brdesba s nshers viii include Harry New
man. DR. H. Gibney. DR.. j. IL. FRAU ana . 'ie'0
dith Woodward.
Among the well-lsnown Brooklyn people WHO Id "
started or will soon start on their summer ou.
,,as NAV no ertioned NJ and Mrs John B ladd
NJ Henrv-st. who will sail for Europe on uesua'
and intend spending the summer IN Nor""'
Sweden and Russia; Mrs. Theodore Dre'e' anu Wv
Misses Dreier. OF Montague Terrace VINO san ,o
Europe on Tuesday and viii be gone ioui u NV
months: Mr. and Mrs. George Brennecke ana MIS-.
Emma Brennecke OF Congresses. VINO went Oh
on the Lain and WIN stay away al sg'i'v whc ha
onened her country house. Rock Hall, at Law
renee Long Island. for the su!nfheIij ohanio VII,
ii, after occupying the family residence In pierre
pont-st all winter. go 10 Engewood' where '"''
have taken cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Peters and Mrs james
Sherry have gone to the Peterses country place a
Warblehead Conn, and John II. Rieger. OF Presi
dentist has closed his city house and taken M
family 10 his country place near Lewiston, ne
where they will remain uhtii war" "e"'"e'
over.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph De Long. Mr.. and Mrs
Iforatio Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. HaIloc'
will start on Wednesday next on trip to Wiscon
sin. with the announced intention OF spending
fortnight fishing for muskaIonge Ihey are so.,
up into that section OF Wisconsin known as IN
Hack Turtle country.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kelley and Miss Kelley o
.Nnrk Wa1n ~ "A
for their annual trip abroad. Mr.. Kelley take
With him his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. AM
Mrs. Harvey NJ. Hoyt. OF Decatur-st.. and III
Marty will travel through Great Britain and III
Eonfinent The many friends OF the younge
counie gave q number OF farewell dinners In thei
honor and on their return Mr.. Kelleys new house
,rhich is one OF the handsomest and most elaborat
IN The Twenty fourth Ward. will be occupied.
A.aana The neople who Will remain In town lat