New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WEDDINGS AND OTHER INCIDENTS OF
THE WEEK.
n,nANcrSc ENTERTAINMENTS FOR CHARITY

bells Is In its full swing is shown by the large num-
Der of weddings which were celebrated ias' week.
while what is sometimes called the extreme upper
crust of society was not prominent in the general
1oications attending these interesting occasions,
there were a number Of weknown families united
and there was just as much happiness mixed up
with the affairs as If the glamour OF wealth s naa
ment has In way diminished the ardor OF tne
functions and while this and that candidate has has
tSe cnrren of club life has not been disturbed by
factional differences. save those atending questoMns M
OF club manasement ana the ne u ''''
On Wednesday evening at Holy Trinity Church
Miss w De Grier Arnold daughter Of Mrs. Isabel
Arnold was married to Louis Bickham May. of
New-York the Rev. J. Townsend Russell ohcla''"t,
The bride was attended by Miss Laura shor'e' anu
Miss Isabel Arnold her sister nd dhf be Ssbers were
John Reilly Clinord Moore, George K MyeT AorIT'
christopher. William stuart ana Ial snnner Which
was served at the home Of the brides mother NO,
iss Cntons. being ATTENDED o"y by rd IhS MIS- Nav
went shSrt tour and a., Wiz Is, S,ntonsa Si nome
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Gift daughter OF
Charles w. Gift. to Merwin Ryerson schenck, took
n,ace on Wednesday evening at the home OF the
bride No 3ss Park Place the Rev. James NJ Far
rar OF the First Reformed Church. officiating Inc
maid Of honor Miss Mary Purdy, and the prlues,
maids were Miss Emily Schenck @ ana 'he spS Ss'srs s m
schenck John Schcnck Van Siclen, cousin OF the
Charles Schenck. Wilson T Bennett. Percy Brock
nor Purdy and Charles F Manney. A reception loi-
lowed the ceremony. and after their return from a
short wedding tour the couple will live In Eighth-st'
Another Wednesday evening marriage was that OF
Miss Alice Louise Green. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Green to Samue. Brown Ogden, or New
York which took place in st. Bartholomew
Church Pacifc-st. and Bedford-ave.. the Rev. Dr'
oliver officiating The choral accompaniment by
oh M c.
ter was special feature Of The ceremony, Inc me
maid OF honor Miss Ada Nj: Green ana we
bridesmaids were Miss Nellie GTaham s Mn Miss Jenne
1awton. Miss Lucy Tyner and MISS LuIu 1ui,h',s, @ h
William Ackernsn the best man, ana the
ushers were Messis Lawton Red Jones an ana bSes
parents No. 100 McDonough-st., was attended by
large num6er OF friends OF the III ,h sspay anp conp
The wedding trip will embrace an extended tour In
the South. and on their return they VIII i've in
Nadison-st.
An interesting home wedding Of Wednesday after
noon was that OF Miss Ada Martin, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Martin. and Charles French. which
took place at No % vernon-ave.. the Rev j. o.
Wilson Of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church.
ers being Dr. william j Koerner William l'atter-
son. o. j. Reid and Alfred Seaman. Mr. and Mrs
French Will make Southern trip ana on thelr re-
turn will make their home on the Park Slope
The Hanover Club started its entertainment for
the season on Thursday evening. in the commodious
and handsome parlors Of the clubhouse Press
Eidridge and Professor Frederick H. Spencer. the
Chicago vclinist the chief contributors TO the
entertainment Of the evening together with Messrs.
Levey and Barker. in feats of strength, which were
a surprise TO the gathering Among those present
club; Congressman Charles G. Bennett. Alonzo
Brymer Jo1n King Joseph Aspn"h T in GrncS' X
Bacon, chairman OF the Entertainment Committee,
The club theatre party viii he at the Anphon on
Thursday evening, November I, when Della Fox
appears In "Fleur-de-lis.
On Thursday afternoon the Mount Hoyoke
Alumnae Association gave a reception for the big
gathering of missionaries at the Brooklyn Heights
Seminary No. 13S Montague-st. The reception took
the place of the regular semi-annual luncheon Of the
association. and was pleasant affair The Com
Jnittee Arrangements included Mrs. W. II. Hooe,
Miss West Mrs. +. a. Atwell the president OF the
sssociapn Mrs l. II Smith Miss vsT1jvs anna Smith
Mrs Charles II. Hartwell. In addition TO about one
hundred alumnae about twenty VINO were not noi
addresses by Mrs Meade president of the seminary;
New-York. and others.
tied the vexed question to whether not
should be admitted, and those who opposed to
their presence in the club ignomlnlously de-
fea ted the result of the election Of officers being
Angelica Brady: treasurer j. Burt: financial secre-
sary. William Noble; eorTesponding secretary VIII;
n reception, at which a number OF guests were
present.
Miss Emma Louise. only daughter OF Mr.. and
Jfrs. F. Bellng. of No. 1885 Bushwick-ave..
married to Frederick Kemler at ST Barnabass
Protestant Episcopal Church. on Wednesday even
ing. by the Rev. Dr. Cartwright, the rector OF the
church Mss Bessie Tschner va; Vas the maid of
end Miss Charlotte Z. Drake. W. Kemler, brother
% the bridegroom Was the best man. and the
9ster bs recaniion WHEN was held a. the homc
OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Kemler started
Tor Niagara Falls on a wedding tour.
Woodwork were married on Wednesday evening
an St James's Church, in ST. James Pace. the Rev.
Sheldon Griswold. cousin of the bride. from Hud-
son. n. Y. officiating. The maids Of honor were
siiss Edythe Woodward sister Of the bridegroom,
and Miss Marguerite Maxwell. sister Of the bride.
The bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude Clu,e ana Miss
s;lla McLachi3n II Glasson Woodworh wa sstl me
Thomas a. N ,sscrop. Alonzo 5 Jarman ind Robert
j.. Nroom The reception was held at the home OF
the brides mother, in Clinton-ave
The wedding of Miss Jennie Finch and Norman
A. Robertson Wednesday evening, October 80,
promises % be noteworthy event In society
Prospect Heshts. The b-.dc-eiect is the daughter
OF Mr. aad Mrs. Frederick Fnch of No. 81 Eighth
ave, where the ceremony wi. be performed and
has been popular society girl since her debut
three ago. Mr.. Robertson Is the of
John Robertson % Sterling Pace and is cne of the
manufacturing firm Of John Robertson q Co. He
Is a member Of the Carleton and Crescent Athletic
clubs. Invitations 10 the ceremony have been lin
tied 70 relatives and iEtimae friends but the recep
tion af;erwarl will be a large one. lasting from
30 unit. 1890 O'Clock. The bride will be attended
BY Miss Florence Eardic and Miss Jessie l.. Robert
son. nieces Of the Bridegroom Miss Emma John
son and Miss Meira Macdonald The ushers
selected are oscar Warren Hamilton, william H.
Smell. John Robertson Harder and 2. Aubrey Bar
ker and William Finch viii be 1, bes; n1n.
The Montauk Club has organized its Entertain
ment Committee for the season as follows: John
NJ RIDER chairman; Edward a. ODDS. Herbert L.
Pr,dgman Aleernon Higgins. Dr.. H. y. Della
tour, August Kalb, g. W. ConkiiI. John l.. Lefferts
1r. +. r. Keating. George A. Prce and Frank L.
Matthews. The committee VIII meet within
short time to arrange a series Of entertainments
There Will be one CT some kind al least once
month. the first TO be he'd in November
The Lincoln Cub held It's annual election OF Off
GERS on Wednesday evening o. last week and elected
the following: Martin T. Berry. pres dent: Jay