New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
BICYCLING. WEDDINGS. AND A RUSH IL
THE COUNTRY.
line BRIDES DIVIDING INTEREST WITH THE
WHEELING WHEELS - PERSONAL ANp

NOTES AND GOSSf.
While the list Of weddings last week was not aS
long as that OF the previous week. there were
enough to make a good third OF The pr'hc'pa' MAJ
,ers of interest 10 Brooklyn people. the other TWO
thirds being made up Of riding or learning 10 ''-e
the bicycle and making preparations 10 ger ou' -
Town with as li,tlo bothc' and loss OF nine dr.
possible There Is large part OF brooklyn P'P"
lation still in town. however. as any one VINO "''
70 tho Prospect Park Plaza early yesterday "i'''-
roon could see Such Il collection Of bicycle-rldcFs
and their wheels never gathered IN 'ne ,''
before and the man with an income OF siVo s uns
and the one with m income yb MI The girls well
the Heights the Hill and the Park slope Wrre All
represented, to say nothing OF GreenpoIinn am rI
Gowanus They ride wheels in those paces s,n ana
the procession through Prospect r Far ons III
not only all of Brooklyn. but me resi- % Ho"e "
and and "A few, just few, o'her pi"''S'
Tho narriog. of Miss Emily Kent. daughter OF
,he LATE Edward Kent, of Bay Ridge. TO the Kew
David ~ birkby. Wednesday afternoon, !"
Grace Church. attracted a crowd OF rl'huS io'
the seward side Of the city. The Kew 'ndu".'
r.. Brewster, Archbishop Kirkby. father Oh 'ne
bridegroom and the Rev. Mr. Aspin"a''' vi 81.
Thomas.s church. Washington. ID. c. performer
the ceremony The only attendant OF the bride was
Miss Gertrude Thomas, OF Bay i'i hrsdcrraom. was
best man and The ushsFs WsrC Ar fn intim sHe
ana Harold 4. Streatcr oniy ,aon rev When Was
held in the Mansion House Inc ,o tpre Nv XIX
their home in bloomsbury renI n;,ln Of the Epis-
copai Church.
The wedding of Bertha Louise Pitkin 10 Ut 'onn
Osborn Poak celebrated AZ the hoi'e % ''
hrde's parcnts Mr. and Mrs. FREDERICK >use"e
ptkin No ITO ST. Marks-ave.. at s O'Clock W suiies
oov evening the Rev. J. T. Lloyd. OF the 1wei'h
S,rae, Reformed Church. officiating. ana was at
tended nv a large number of friends from the nm
and the Heights. Miss Jennie Pitkh. as ".a'u "
honor, and Miss Lily Ptkn, as briues"a'u' az
tended their sister. the second bridesmaid pe"s
all
Miss Perego. Dr. Francis CampoeH was v.n',a,,
and the ushers were John Osborn, DR.. Wiii4'
skene. Dr. Edward Gazzan and DR. FreierIck , iis b
den ~ the reception following the cereo i e ,e
guests nrd nsiqsed r wfis ens the Misses GbeTson
Miss Slocovich. Miss Donnan Geneia' anu n
s SisSo Miss R1gis Mr. and Julien cakn
Mr. and Mrs George Siedmqm TI H iy Mir and
Mrs' Harris X smith Mr.. and Mrs Alfred NJ r.
Martin Mr. S and Mr. i T Reseson Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Conrow Mr. and Mrs; man, ma Mrs Vii.
; r, a w Rosster MIR and Mrs. Walcot Pikin ana
MIR and Mrs. John Pitkin
Miss Annie E. Ecke. daughter of Mr.. and MIS-
Frederick Eckel. married to freaericA w.
Chamberlain OF Lyons. n " OH '
s,,arjnq in the Church of the Messiah Miss Grace
C.harnrer,a,n YES maid of honor. and Miss Bertha
Nav Wright and Miss Florence NIX were or'ues
maids The best man was William ii. hecoN o.
B!ngha mton. and the ushers were '0'' -.
will,ams Z. Hills, and Harry Wilnams. Oh Nv"
nd l..
pouch Gallery was used for the reception. ana WIS
crowded among the guests being Bishops COKE OF
western Nev-York and Doane, OF Albany IT.
and Mrs. Dwight s Chamberlain. Mr. and Mrs
Dwight p. Chamberlain MI. and Mrs. John NV W.
Nix ny; an nix Mi Mrs De witt Parshai. Of Lyons
Miss P9Tsha Mss Ms aA6 ap Mrs j. 4 Marpcr
Mrs Wsel rs WFsh' web I Miss webbe and
Mrs and nrs PI alfred # f. kas Mis-: Me-
d. F. g. Forshay. Miss Lcngrnah' MISS oSue anu
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wooa.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Marvin. daughter OF
I.r Cornelius A Marvin of Brooklyn. 10 Robert
Getty kangdon. which was celebrated al the fHS'
Conversational Church in Montclair on the even
ing OF Wednesday. induced number Of BrooKiln
people to brave the dangers Of trip TO JERSEY a
number of friends Of the bridegroom VINO rns es
T. Harry Ormiston, who was best nan; tailsr
Edward 6 Moen Frederick II, Langdon. the bride
groom's brother; ID. Walter GIBSON, r"
Ta Msr,a n Si'P E MeriaH NJ smith A. k Alex
ander W. F. Richards. and Frederick l. Pearsa".
A large party of Cycle Club members Will ride to
the Crescen; Athletic Club. Bay Ridge. on Tuesday
evening. leaving the wheeiery al COCK. me
party will be chaperoned by Mr.; and Mrs Timothy
t. Woodruff and is EXPECTED that 'hs G. %
eclipse the recent run to Iappans' on Sneepsnea'
Bay.
The wedding OF Miss Janet Ralyea CorgeshaI 10
Ceorpe PufYer Crohen VIII be celebrated at O'Clock
ON Wednesday evening at the home Of the brides
unc.e. George Cogseshal. of Sidney Place Miss
Elizabeth c. Elton. OF Nyack. ~ Y. and Miss
Kathryn Coggeshan Will be me erdssm ,, Tne
Richard L. Edwards. Frank c. Beckwith. Hugh
MSp s sns w III a's M Mic cSp'P
Penn The ceremony VIII be perf9I 6 o al CLOCK
The engagement was announced on Wednesday
Of Miss Lillian Calender. daughter OF the Ia'e
James Calender Of Columbia Heights. TO Howard
: MADDEN the younger son OF CroweN Hadden. OF
Remsen-st Miss Calender Is one Of four Children.
the eldest being Thomas Gasnae1 o, Of RG I'M
Heights The younger daughter is Mrs Charles NJ
heminway Of a Pe en- Isrn sn csender
he younger SON and Miss Milliccnt Schwarzwaelder.
Of South Porand-ave. last autumn.
The Union League will celebrate the anniversary
81 Bunker Hi tomorrow by holding reception
n the clubhouse in the evening 10 which members
Of the Kings County Republican Commute ana ,
ofYicers of ward and district associations are IN
vlted
Ono Of the most successful ladies' euchre clubs
orranlzed during the season held It's final meeting
few days ago. when its members were enter
tanned by Mrs J. T. Laing, at her home. IN hyer-
son-st Among those who attended were MRS NJ.
ormsbee Mrs Clarence Creighton, Mrs William
Hunter the Misses Sanxay Mrs Turner MISS
Douglass Mrs A. H. Scovie. Mrs. Alfred Barber
Mrs. II l. Greenran Mrs William Proctor and
Mrs ~ NJ Canda. The favors consisting of a
iozen silver berry forks and Dresden lamp Were
Follett Mr. and Mrs. Laing and the Misses laing
viii pass the summer at the Dean House. Lake
Mahopac.
Among the recent departures from the city are
he following:
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Tousey ,n1 the Misses
rousey left town last week for heir cottage at
southampton, which they expect to occupy Tor the
eason
Alfred g. Cooke, of Greene-ave.. IS occupying his
Mr. and Mrs. II. V. V. Braman. Of Cllnton-ave.
md their family left town for their country place
# Eden Hill. Poug hkeepsie. last SATURDAY
Or. and Mrs. J. Lester Keep, OF clint on-ave.
vent 10 their cottage at Shelter Island last week
Mrs Mary F. Farnham. OF Henry-st.. has gone 10
Sorrento Me, where she expects 10 spend the early
summer. - ,,
MI and Mrs Charles IT,. Rickerson Of Eighth
I've will spend July at the Beachwood. Summit n.
T. and August at the Map.ewoo1 in the White
fountains ,u,s,. .,,.,