New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-17

house OF Mrs Kaptain where Officer Elias Jen.
nnss after long srS tSand oa her that L
she returned to her old haunts she would De 100
10, ana roSber n Mr. Hatn mas not rince been
In Greenport
For the first time In the history OF South James
day last. at the cottage OF }. q. Carey. OF BROOK
yn Father b Bradley Of Lincoln H HsS o'ca'eJ
The altar was tAstefuly decorated with plants and
flowers the product OF local gardens
A distressing accident has happened 20 the fve-
The summer cottage at shelter Island heshts -.
ing about the upper yersnda OF the cottage. fifteen
feet from the ground when in some way she lei.
and turning 4 complete somersaut. struck the
ground squarey in a sitting position: win , suen
force that her teeth caught the tongue oe,w ssa
TO the chiis aid and carried her into the cottage
then sent messenger for pr Butler VINO s,b toana
and insert three stitches, which may possibly nod
the tossther sne Psm recrvs 10 tn
juries
Several Of the guests who escaped from me puls On
Wednesday night were In Creenport THURSDAY Al
and yesterday morning purchasing ws e.g
ciothng from the visitors at Me,nhart Hotel. Mrs
seinhart OF New York was The heavrst a soss ais
monds and her wardrobe.
IN THE HANPTONs.
The schieneln cottage, in Main-st, Southamp'
ton. IL occupied this year by Colonel and ArA
Alexander Chisolm. OF New-York Mrs chisoin.
who Is the only daughter OF the late General K'en
.rd L schieeiin Inherited the properly rom nef
s. c.. and served during the war as a,de-de-camp
the officers who carried the demand for the sur.
render OF Fort Sumter to Major Anderson, and az
S sSse Of of the and GrssT o. the s
the name Of his general 'oE he rsmsnns Sos hr
mans sdjutant general.
The two daughters OF the Rev. Mr.. Stokes OF
Easthampton. who. with Mss Peck o. Jamaica,
weeks ago. In Florence. Italy. They Will
go 70 Paris BY way OF Pisa Genoa Turin u and
wood seminary, at lyme, Conn The mrs, man
Long Islander from Greenport. He was employed
there an Interpreter.
The Rev. DR.. T. DE Wit Talmage. the Rev Frank
ton and William A. wheelock and his family at
tended services at the Presbyterian Church at
Rufus Green president OF Eimira Female College,
occupied the pulpit.
Clinton Hall Ess',hamDon vas on Monday sSS even
when the Catholic Club bazaar for the benefit OF ST.
Word has been received from Frank s Benson.
who is now in Italy, to the effect that no cattle
w be s9wed 10, on MS h pSpsry at Montauk next
the strsytng cattle that break through the fences
proposed tha, Austin corSin have the entire line
OF fenSins e. put up by the people who have me
company.
number OF Brooklyn people recently made trip
through Long Island Sound TO Montauk by sslboat
and ysntured to ths. city the train after visiting
the lighthouse. Captain Abram Gardner Cooper
poted the party. which included Alexander McEl-
wee. OF Brooklyn: William II Cooper. Of New
Brunswick. y. j.. and H. Winsiow White. OF Flush
ing. Another party sailing on William c. Munson's
sloop yacht Virginia also visited Montauk They in
cluded William B. Parsons Charnley Murray. Har-
old Snedberg Charles j. Farley William Haywood
and William Mecklom
The wedding Of Mary Scot, Moran eldest daugh-
ter OF Thomas Moran y. A. to Writ De viaer
Tassn. son OF the late Colonel Tassa. Of the United
States Army, took place on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock In St Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church:
Rsy G P b lenrsys. tTT: Of St Peters Church,
Trinity Church. NewYork. presided az the organ
The bridesmaids Miss Moran and Miss Tassin,
sisters Of the bride and bridegroom The flower girl
Miss Emily Field. The best Algernon
Tassn. brother OF the bridegroom. and the ushers
were George Steiger. Frederick Crosby, Paul y.
Moran and William Hamilton Jenreys. reception
followed at the summer home OF the brides parents,
the large reception hall Of which was beautifully
decorated with pink and white cemats and hydran:
geas. The wedding the most important social
affair Of the season and there was large attend
cottage colony The only noteworthy absentees were
the Talmage and Gallatin families which are v
mourning